Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

member Of The cout that tie accused be infof-
med that the Conrt desired no further evidence
CT his military reputation a. that bad bsss fully
established by testimony. oct the nosinn sss
denied ss.
s7 fsRDoS SeIlCI
A notice has bees attached TO the door az the
foot of the staircase leading 60 the Executive
Department, announcing that al pardons n this
once will De signed as soon &c possible aud sent
! to the State Department. The effect has been
| to lessen the crowd at the President. Hou,s
and increase IL ~ tie State Dspsrmsns The
clerk Of toe latter place fermsriy kept an opes
door. but be nov hss il closed. with a warm 2
posred 10 large letters. No sdmitssncs
rHr NAVAL oerkr MARTIAL
Among the frat cases 10 be tried By the Nsv.I
Court Marital. which has bean ordered 10 con
vene in this city on The LIS November. with
Vice Admiral Fsuag1t as President. is that OF
Lieutenant Colonel Nsrsdsn, OF the Marine
Corps. who IS to be tried On various charge OF
uns6cerlike couducs in Boston.
rur sroNKwALL
The United States steamers Rbsds Island aud
Hornes. heretofore mentioned 40 having been
ordered TO Havana 20 convey to Washington the
rebel steamer Stonewall. which was surrendered
to the United States by the Spanish asthcriiiss
will sail from Washington on the Goth inst.
rHr yrSIsS CONVENTION.
fsIAsELrHIA. Oct. l6.-An Internal meet
ing OF the Fenisn Congress was held to day a,
tue Assembly Buildings. Abou, 6oO delegates
were present. The Chairman delivered an ad
dress, but the Congress win not organize for
business until to morrow
This evening an enthusiastic msss meeting
Was held in the large hall Of the Assembly Bald
ings, which Was largely attended by ladies' and
gentlemen. Excellent speeches we're delivered
in faver Of the cause BY Capt welch, of this
! city; WIN. Morrison, OF Chicago; and Others.
Much enthusiasm was Manifested A couple OF
persons attempted to disturb the meeting by re
| marks obnoxious to the assemblags, but tbey
were quickly hustled out of the hall.
The Congress viii be in session during the
week. and iss proceedings will be of a highly i'm
portant character. The session will be held in
secret
lSTERksrINe FROM EExICO
INV foRk, October ls-Ths TriSane'.
| letter from the City OF Mexico 70 tae LEI
says: The news from the interior and from
the frontier 10 not as favorable to the IN
tenance OF peace a. the friends of the Empire
might desire, although any resistance to the
Imperial troops on the part Of the Juarists is out
| Of the question. The latter have succeeded in
organizing guerillss. who are exceedingly uou-
blssome; not only along the whole line bordering
the Rio Grande but also in the interior are to be
found sqssds of from afsy to one hundred, sur
prising villages and setting them under contribu-
ten, destroying and plsgng villages. robbing
travellers, and committing all sorts Of dspreds-
lions.
In the State Of Gaia the famous Fiqueso is
keeping it in aststs OF insurrection. he 10 located
inthe mountainous passes OF that State and is said
to be in open CO municstion with the recent rris
| oner, Poririo Diss, asd is trying TO make the
people OF that State rebel against the Empire
Fiquero is the same gentleman who sacked the
| city vi Tebuacan, aud carried along 500 900
and 800 gum He il now distributing money
aud arms among the IHdisns. whom he impresses
and conpels to participate with him in his plum
dering expeditions.
The Government has taken active measures TO
countsratt the action OF Phiquero and Diss in
the State of Oiaece, troops having bess i'm
medateiy forwarded TO points occupied bv ihese
two leaders OF bands
Trade 10 exceedingly dull. The rainy season
has put the roads in such a miserable condition
and transportation between Vera Cruz and Mex
co is 80 high that every branch of business is sns
pesded.
FIRE HAxkuBgRe
HAREi.srke, Pc, Oct. ia FIRE, which pro
misses to be very destructive ia its efeeti, hs,
Just broken out at the residence of Rev. Geo J
Jones
AFFAIRS IN ssw eRLlsNs
NEW ORLEANs Oct 1.-THE Provost Mar
shsl has ordered an Inspection OF the City Regis
ter OF Voters with a view to strike from the rolls
the names of ssrtsie persons charged with acts
0f disloyalty ahtecedent Of the Presidents Am
nesty Proela nation, of those who in 1861 regis
tered themselves enemies Of the Government.
This would strike on one ifth Of the registered
voters Of the city. Gov. Wells protests against
this interference with the established State law.
IL the Provost Marshal persists Wells will appeal
TO the President.
Gov. Wells has accepted the nsminstion of
the Uklon Convention, Conservative party.
The True Delta learns that sI Governor Allen
has made application to the President, endorsed
by Gov. Wells, fer pardon.
col. cRASEs TRIAL.
NASHVILLE, Oct. l6.-The trial OF Col John
Z. Crane, Assistant Quartermastsr, was ad
journed to-day for thirty days. to enable defend
ant to procure Witnesses.
Recent heavy rains have swollen the Cumber
land tive and half on Earpeth Shosls
cYrRrAs MURDERED.
notorious eyprean named Lizzie BishSp.
was found dead this morning in a house 81 Col
legs street She 10 supposed to have been susn
gled. No clue has been bad to the murderer
sKLLIss GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
The Qnarterma:tsrs Department 10 rapidly
disposins, at public action, Of all horses, mules,
aud Government huildings, all Of which bring
rsmsnerativs pricss This Department will he
soon entirely bereft Of live stock.
DKBATE csScEkNISs MICRO TEsrInoxr.
The Ssnate has spent the day in debating on
the admission Of negro testimony into the civil
courts
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