Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-24

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NOkTz CAROIINt AifslEs
A correspondent; OF the Boston ADVERTISE,
travelling through North Carolina, ssss that tLs
labor system OF tbs, Safe Is ret so badly disor
gsnizsa a. ,iaat of South Ssrolins, DC; 4 d
thoroughly demOrs!ized. The numbss Of grovn
men and middle aged men who have no
osteosibie business bit l~oungIng and vaisks,
drIn king, IL much greater ia ibis State than IN
that. IL IL the complaint Of ~eisizens IN al 'ee-
tons of the State. that never before were taefs
50 many idle men, ragrsnis. consumes. DOE
producers snd not tax payers The CHIEF pity u
that they seem to have no desire for work
KIRBY ssFta rARoIrD.
The Richmond Republic says: Gen. ersnt hss
written a letter - Gen Kirby Smith, granting
him permission 10 return home on parole. TO be
placed on the same footing - other Confederate
officers of his rank. Gen Smith desires 10 re-
turn and renew his allegisnc. to the Govern
msnt Of the UGited States.
THE rsScKl EKNcoxTRs prsIIp.
A number OF Confederate Sensto.s deny tas
report sf the encounter between ". l. Gancey
and p. II. Hill, recent! reported in the Nash
vile papers.
PARDON eF DISTINGUISHED spEtLs.
The Times Washington special says The
President Yesterday issued Isl psrd0ns, mostly
South CArOlinisns OF the 500 900 class. AnorS
the prominent rebels who have lately received
Dardons are j W. &. Watson, a Senator in the
late Rebel Couyress from Mississippi; E1-Gov.
Pe,ius Of Mississippi, and Job X. EchoIs, recently
elected State Treasures Of Mississippi, and who
WAS s Brigadisr General in tbs rebel army. HE
name must not be COMPOUNDED with that OF Gen.
John Echols OF Virginia, whose application is
suspended at the Adlutani Generals Office.
Henry W. billiard. OF Alabama. formerly United
States Minister Il Belgium, has also been par
doned
AMERICAN SOLDIERS CHEERING F0x IUAErz.
The Eighth New York MiIitis. after inspection
TO day, proceeded down Bro.dway 10 the
Agency of the loan To- the Mexican Republic
Government. and there with The flags floating
side by side, cheered enthusiastically for Mexico,
Jusrez and Republican institutions.
JOHN MITCHELL Nor RELEASED,
FoKrKEss MONROE. Oct 23.-John Mitchell
has not been released, but is still here a prisoner.
TIN wIRz COMMISSION.
WAsHINsroN. Oct. 23-The Wiz Military
Commission were celebrating upon The testi-
moly, which covers 1000 pages Of legal cap.
IL is supposed they viii make up their finding on
Wednesday. .U
TaK s~FoNkwALL.
The steamers Rhode Island aud Hornet lett
here to-day for Havans. 70 bring 80 Roston the
rebel tatn Stonewall.
EiVE-rwENTr BONDS
Ii IS believed that Inc amount of $5U, 0O0. U0U
OF five-:wtnty bonds. as ~recenll, advertised by
the Secretary OF the Treasury, has all been taken
by the conversion OF compound interest notes
snd other lnteresf-besring securities nICt
coNGRtGA TIoNALfsTs WAIT eS Tss rsEsr DENr
A deputttioH o. Congres .,ioasGs-s, consist
Ing OF the pistor AMI sixteen members Of the
new church recently organized in this city. called
upon Presidert JohBsoa te-lsy. in pursuance Of
resolutions recently adopted by that body. and
expressed to him phe respectful wish that he will
appoint and set apart Thursday. the Both OF No
vember neat the Gay usually observed; snnually
bv most OF the States of the Union. a. = dsv o.
National Thanksgiving IA pesysr 10 Almighty
God for His 20 'dness nate us A. Nation. and
especially loF the suppression of the Tsssat re-
bellion.
ThE CHAT PAIR IN rsiL IpHLPHfk.
s FrlLAorLAHIA, Ocs 23-The grea, Far in
Aid Of the Soldiers AMI Sa!Ios, vas insugurstea
to night, at the Aesdemv at Music. 1re n
lsrior building was handsomely dsnoraled. The
core ronies were Witnessed by m immense con
Ott Y III AsftE 1HF - III etCab aHa
Admiral KrFagut. General Me4de delivered an
address, urging upon all to contribute with sener-
Gus heart AMI liberal hand. The exhibition COW
men 80 % nerrOv.i e.
THE FESfsN C0NGEfss.
= At The session Of the Feoi.n Congress on Sat
urday night, the Committee on the Constitution
and Government reported = new Constitution.
which effects radical changes; soolishing their
ONCE or Head Centre. creating a President. Mill
tary. Naval and Financial BureaDp. with q
Secretary OF the Treasury and of War, Who shall
have control Of their several Department. All
appointments made by the President and ST sp-
propriations must be ratified by the Senate
The new Constitution Of the Fefian Brother
boo1 Is after ther plan OF the Constitution of the
United States, the Committee having taken that
instrument as their model. Besides the Military
Board al headquarters. the Constitution provides
for an Assistant Inspector General for each
State.
The Congress rssssembleG this morning al y
o'clock, Colonel John O'Nahouer IN the Chair,
who addressed The Congress. impr. .sing upon
shs minds of the delegates the great Importance
Of the business to be transacted during the day
in the election of = President and members OF
the Senate Of the Brotherhood. and he sugg ss.ed
that some person other than the President. once
President OF the Congress. he selected To preeide
during lie day.
IL. Doran kiilisr was unanimously elected
President.
Ga motion. Chicago ~. recognized a. .ep-
arste district.
On motion, Il. Rice and Capt. Nsleott were
a Committee 70 draft a synopsis Of the
proceedings of the Convention for the use of the
delegates and for TIE information Of tie mem
bers OF the .sriou, Circle. throughout the
country.
Adjuisnt General Downing presented his re
port TO the Congress. and on motion il was re-
ferred TO a Committee, consisting OF he late Sub.
Committee on MiLisry Affairs.
A was appointed to draft AL ed
dress and smbedy therein 4 recognition by this
Congress of sn Irish Republic. the address 70 re-
ceive the signature. Of thc delegates from ali the
Circles represented.
The following gentlemen we're elected soma
tors TO the Fenisn Congress.
W x Roberts, of New York. President II
the senate; B. ID. killian. of Missouri; j. Glib
bons, of PsnHsslEsnis; Miehsel Scanlin, of Hi
nois; X u Daily. of Indiana: Ben. NaIlin, OF
Tennessee: W. + Fleming, of New York; P.
BAnan, of Kentucky: p. j. Nehsney. OF The
army New York; p. A. Scar, of Massachusetts;
j. ". Fitzgerald, Of Ohio; 8. J kshan, Of the
Toledo Commercial, Ohio: p. O. Roufke. OF
New York: Wm o. Sullivan, of Ohio. and ID. @
Sullivan, of New York.
The Constitution also provides Tor q House OF
representatives To- be composed OF the delegate,
assemb,ed in Congress. They held their hrrt
session this evening, the House beng called ts
order at six s'clock
Ga motion Col Hohurshy was elect ed Speaker
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