Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-03
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
INTERESTING ITEMS OF NEWS.


Nkw YoRK, August The Times saws: lt
Is estimated that there are about 100 900 Ameri-
cans in Europe at this time. Probably there
will have been altogether not less than 200 900
there IN the course OF the summer Paris il
their chief place of resort but they penetrate into
every country OF Europe, from the Arctic Ocean
tos,he Mediterranean.
NORTH cAHoLINA AFFAIRs
The Times copies the following from the Fay
etteyille IN c. News:
The people OF North Carolina will stultify and
degrade themselves by adopting the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery. The new State
Constitution must leave slavery where they
found it. as IL existed before the war MANY of
the southern tier of counties bordering on South
Carolina have instructed their delegates to the
State Convention to take this position, and insist
To the last on the adoption OF the same by that
body
REPORTS pESiKp CONCERNING AFFAIRs on TIE
RIO GRASDE.
The Worlds Washington special says: This
evenings Star pronounces the report of the i'm
pending collision on The Rio Grande untrue. "a
well as the story that reinforcements have been
sent to Texas TO repel encroachments of French
troops 1t is quite certain that the Government
has no knowledge OF trouble in that section.
GEN. TAYLOR AND DAVIS.
Gen. Dict Taylor returned this morning from
Fortress Monroe. where il Is thought be had an
interview with JEFF Davis, his brother. in law.
What its object was no one here seems TO know
Ii is plain, however there will be no trial of the
rebel chief Tor some time TO come.
RAILROAD COLLISION
collision took place between two freight
trains near Havre de Grace. last evening. by
which number OF Government horses and one
man were killed.
REPORT cokkKcrEs.
There IL no truth 10 the report 10 circulation
in some parts OF the country. that the ave dollar
notes OF the National Banks had been counter
ielted After the first insalment OF notes bad
been issued TO some five six OF the banks first
organized, slight change was made 10 the let
tering and minor details OF the FIVE dollar note.
which accounts for the variation now seen be-
tween the hves first issued, and subsequent
ones There are no counterfets Of any of this
denomination of national currency.
GEN. GRANT An L.
Brunswick, MANI, August 2--Gen. Grant
arrived here at 24O this afternoon from Port
land He was received at the depot by the offi
GERS and students of Bowdoin College and an i'm.
mense crowd Of people, and enthusiastically wei.
coined. A procession was formed. preceded by a
German band and marshaled by Gen. Heyde.
The degree of l. l. d, was conferred upon
him at the commencement dinner Of Bowdoin
No inducement could obtain g speech from him
Gen. Grant will attend the reception extended
TO him by the returned soldiers of Bowdoin this
evening He leaves for Portland 10 night. and
ts-morrow will visit Augusta.
PROMOTION or GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON. August 2-Brigadier General
o o Howard, late Major General General 10 the
volunteer forces, has been brsyeted Major Gene
raj in the regular army. TO date from the 3Oth of
March, for gallant and meri'orious services.
MEETING OF MICRO DELEGATES
Colored delegates met at Alexandra to -day.
their object being TO secure the right Of suffrage
and other benefits.
ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR PIKRPoSr
Governor Pierpont has addressed notice 10
justices and county courts of Virginia. saving
he has reliable information that in a number OF
the counties in the State persons have been elect
ed 10 the Offices OF Commonwealth Attorney
Sheriff, Com missioner Of Revenue and Clerk of
the Court. and in some instances Justices of the
Peace, Who are disqualified by the clause of the
Constitution which excludes from voting or
holding Offices any persons who have held Office
under or been a member of any so called Con
federate Congress or Legislature. The justices
are directed to consider ell the Offices above re-
! ferFed to. TO which persons so disqualified shall
have been elected. yscant, and to order elections
Immediately to fill such vacancies.
ARRIVAL OF REBEL CANNON
The schooners Elizabeth and Elenofa. from
Richmond, with forty two cannon, captured from
the rebels, arrived day. Some are rough and
unfinished castings Among them is Whit
worth gun that. dnring the latter part of last
summer aud fall played upon General Buffers
-.
| following inscriptions: " Whitworth Ordnance
Company, Manchester. 1850" and " Richmond
Arsenal. August %. 1854
A MICRO HURDEEED By REsELs
A colored man vas mardeFed IN Eas,sille
Eastern Shore. yesterday, by tao Confederate