Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Nav Yosx June :

Nav YoaK. June D.
vrssELs or vAR ron MEXICO.
The World says: Count Reseignauer. Unde
Secretsrv OF War for M,ximilfisn., has arriveC
in New York. with authority to contract for m a
chiuery aud vessels OF war for the Imperial Gov
eminent
RELEAsE or REBEL coyERsoxs
.shington special to the World says: Gov
ernor w alta. Of Alsbsms. who was arrested ,
fe~ days ago at Macon. Georgia, has been re
leased from arrest and b las returned to Montgon
cry. IL is thought Le,cher and Vance, nov "
the Old Capitol. will be released on parole.
IL is thought Colonel Parsons. OF Tslladeg.
Alabama. will be appointed Provisional Gov
ernor OF. that State.
THE HEALTH or TEE sKwARps
Al doubt OF Frederick Stewards case ia Al A.
end. be has rapidly recovered the past few day.
and is able TO converse freely and suffers bu, little
pain.
The Trbunes special says: Secretary Sew
ard still experiences great difficulty in speaking
aud eating. his lower Jaw being fractured 80 a.
TO be immOvaole. the lower part OF bis face i.
completely developed in mechanical contriyances
for keeping his jaw in place that il may heal
THE SUSPENSION OF sALKs or REBEL PROPERTY.
The President has ordered the suspension OF
the sales Of rebel land property for the non pay
ment of District tax in Tennessee There are
reasons for believing this policy will be extended
to all the Southern States.
COMMISSIONER DOLE INVITED TO RIsIGx.
Commifsioner Dole. of the Indian Bureau bar
been invited TO resign, aud il is believed he will
accept the invitation soon.
RETURN or GENERAL HOWARD
Major General Howard returned las, evening
from his tour Of inspection TO Richmond. BE
visited many conirsband camps and schools. and
since bis return he has made some nominations OF
Superintendents in Virginia
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL rALsxi
Major General Palmer, commanding in Ken
lucky, arrived here this morning, and had an in.
erviev with the President and Secretary of War.
He will return tomorrow to his command.
FLAGSHIP COLORADO.
The Times special says: Admiral Colds
borough of the Flagship Colorado, for the
European Squadron. will probably remain prin
cipslly on the coast OF France and England
MISSISSIPPI AND GEORGIA DELEGATION
The Mississippi Delegation. headed by Mr.
Sharkey. and the Georgia Delegation. headed by
Congressman Hill. were in consultation with
President johnson to day in relation to re or
ShhiLbtOu Va TIC NoNtTtueHkd VI lDelT respective
States.
TIKI ORDER OF TIE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The War Department intends that volunteer
soldiers wishing TO enlist in the regular army
will be forthwith mustered out OF their respective
commands, receive their discharge and final
statements, and not to be sent to the reiczvops
to receive their fnal payments
EIGHTY THOUSAND SOLDIERS eoSE HOME
Since the 3lst ult when the great movemsn.
OF troops from this city homewsrd commenced
the total number of soldiers who have left the
cit, amounts TO eighty thousand men. two thou.
sand FIVE hundred horses and nearly two million
pounds of baggage
NO DETERMINATION IN THE DAVIS CASE.
There has been TO determination made as ye,
whether JEFF Davis will be tried by civil or mill.
tary court.
LATEST PROM MEXICO.
Latest dates from Chhuahoa show that on the
9Th Of May the French troops were thirty miles
from that city, which is strongly fortified. They
would move in that direction IL IL believed tor
some ofiicial reasons. that recently published
ports That President uarez on his wav TO the
United States are untrue. The prospects Of the
Liberals encouraging