Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-30

! new Jersey soldiers, who enlisted IN 1901 and
1862. assembled at Temperance Hall. Trenton.
this afternoon. A resolution, urging on the
General Government the propriety and Justice oil
| paying q bounty to those men snhsting witbou,
any, wac offered.
raR JRsIANs IN IRELAND.
The Dublin Press. Of the I4th, says: We
learn that in the smaller Of the garrison town,
| there to be found wearing the Queens uni
| form and marching under the Queens colors
shoas who openly rejoice IN the cheat, and not
calling themselves Fsnians. y II th. be true IL
ought not be to tolerated fora moment Its oBly
at present to be found among those who have been
| lately recruited from localities where the mis-
chieyoLs Yankee niscreants have thrust them
selves; but that If il were allowed to 70 on. and
| there were signs Of discord among the Queens
troops, the moral effect both on the soldiers
and on the simple country people would be pre-
1 judicial. $50
The Dublin Evening Mail of the 10Th in an
| nouncing the seizure of the People neusraper
ONCE. says: For some time back il has been sus-
pected that the authorities have had their stten
ton directed to the existence in the city OF Dub
| lin of Centre Of Fenianism, which is under
stood to be branch Centre Of the American
| National Brotherhood of St Patrick In the
progress of their inquiries. the police came to the
conclusion that the Office of the Irish People, the
| avo~ed Fenian organ, is the locality to which
nearly every returned Irish American proceeds
| on his arrival in this city.
| The establishment was accordingly seized, al
| though no person was found on the premises no
| less than ten Of the principals and employees of
the establishment were arrested in Parliament
street, Dame street AID Crane Lane. The per-
son who seemed to have the chief MANAGEMENT
of The Irish People. Mr.. Jeremiah O'Donnovan
Ross. was arrested while endeavorine to make
| his escape. This individual 10 already pretty
well known 10 connection with the proceedings
under the Treason Felony Act In addition to
y Donovan, the police arrested Shaun O'Cl.ncy
james Murphy, citizen of Boston, T. Ashe.
Corneliss O'Aahoney, and Jas O'Conner, book
keeper of the establishments.
Accounts from the SosIh show that the mspis
trates in the Various districts have been particu
isry active within the last few days in their e.
forts to put q stop TO drilling: an effort has also
been made to foreign emissaries in the
county Of w aterford The circulation of trea
sohable ballads is on the increase; andhe fact OF
systematic night drilling can hardly be doubled
An investigation was held Yesterday by Lord
Caren and the magistrates OF Waterford with re-
spect 10 military drilling near Enniscsrthy The
men engaged in these midnight escapades ia no
doubt email, but the occurrence OF similar prac-
tees IN so many localities in different counties
would seem certainly TO show some secret man
sgement and com mon purpose
Inc Nenogh Guardian. Tipperary, says: From
what has transplred within the last few DAYS
there can be little doubt that the spirit Of dsloy-
atty that has lsttsry manifested itself 10 different
parts OF Ireland Is also in existence in this part
OF the country
she society which has been extensively developed
all over the country, had become the subject of
remark last Sunday, from the pulpits OF the seve
raj Catholic Chapes in this neighbsrhood The
clergymen condemned il in the strongest terms
and warned their focks OF the consequences of
having any connection with it.
KKSTUcKY's WAR KxrrssEs
The Herald's Washington special says: Ken
lucky has expended over two million dollars for
the national troops in addition to her home guard
Tor which she never received reimbursement.
Mr.. McCulloch has promised to arrange for its
pay ment at the earlies. possible day.
SALE OF CONVENIENT CATTLE.
Over LOO head of Government cattle were
sold to highest bidders for cash, at Alexandria
to day, at an average price OF six cents per
pound, live weight. 500 head of those sold will
be taken 10 Philadelphia. Mr. Richard Carter,
of Virginia, bought 800.
vlsITCRs AT TEE CAPITOL
There is no abatement in the high tide Of
travel flowing this way. and arrivals Of hotels
are about treble What they were in July and
August
Col. George X Johnson, Of Michigan, a mem
Der of tho Medical Board Of Inspection, with
headquarters at Baltimore for the last two years
sent in HE resignation to-day. -
GEN. FILLMORE.
The Worlds special says: General Quincy
Adams Fillmore arrived here from Hilton Head
this morning Ii has been intimated that he
goes to Mississippi to take Gen. socpm's late
command
sRTKRAL nUsTEsEB ctr.
Brig.dier General Wells, of Michigan. for the
past two years commanding at Alexandria. Va,
was mastered cut OF service TO day.
REPORTS pEsIEp-REsIGyArIoS.
The Times special says: The current reports
that a new issue of the 800 loan will be nut
upon the market, have ne other foundation than
that the Secretary may decide on devising vays
aud means for money for the Treasury until
Congress meets, TO sell the unissued balance Of
the 5000 900 900 5 90 loan, which amounts TO
but s27 .0O0. 900 The loan will probably be ad-
vertised and payments authorized to be made in
coin certificates, and current securities of the
Government Charles A sherman Esq, chief
of oue Of the bureaus in the Treasury, under
special supervision Of Secretary NcCuloch TO
day fled bis resign alton. 10 order to take the DO
sion as cashier of she Merchants n stiopal Bank
of this city.
rsr ADsIss or OF soUrEsx~ CoNsRrssnEN
Washington letter says in reference to the
admission of Southern Representatives and the
negro suffrage. question: Negotiations are en-
foot TO this effect that if the Southern States
adopt laws giving the right OF suffrage to all
adults, without distinction of color who
can read and write, Representatives
to Congress. shall be admitted, and a loan
Of from enc 10 three millions of dollars made b,
Government TO the Southern States, 10 be dis
trbuted pro rata and in aid Of agricultural i'm
provenents This scheme fnds slnos; uuiyer-
sal favor With the leading Southern men here.
xUrlsY AT HILTON, v. c.
The Whining ton Herald of Monday announces
. mutinv in the Thirty-seventh Regiment of
negro troops, near Hilton n. G Some man die
charged gun on the grounds of Company D.
and this being breach of discipline. Maj Wey-
man, commanding. vent into the company quar-
tiers TO ind the man. but without avail he told
| the men TO remain standing until they volun-
| teered 10 tell vh0 cred the gus He went OF,
and short time afterwards be vas informed
that the company had broken ranks, and we're
disposed TO mutiny. The Major. with Company
A, suppressed the mutny but not urt Lieuten-
ant Miller OF Exeter. n h, formerly a mem
| Der Of the First Massachusetts,, vas killed by
| one Of the several shots fred az the Major. The
| rip gleadsrs, six inf lumber. fsd from the ca o.
but ~ers subsequently, arrested and lodged 10 the
Jail At Wilnipgton. One OF them vas slightly
wounded on the way back, BY the oficer OF the
guard, for disorderly eonduct. The regiment is