Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-27
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ALL sOHTS OF PARAGRAPH

-Shsd are selling al Sl5 per hundred; herring
81 per thousand. in Hartford, CT
Grant has the head of the rebellion The
Ludlow street Jail in New York has the Foote.
Mr. Knapp of Ouondags, has a COW he has
refused $500 for. From her milk during the
ten months ending March lst, 1865, 633fb @,
butter were msde-an average of l41S tbs a
week.
-General WashbuIn has rendered dis resigns
ton to General Thomas. TO take effect the first
OF May. His reason Is the war i virtually
over
In florence buses are about TO be estab.
iished in which passengers will be allowed 10
travel 20 any part of the new capital for a
penny
AT a grand entertainment given in Paris bv
tie Ambassadress OF Austria thirty ladies ap
peared as bats, aud in that strange disguise exc
cuted dance With great skill.
Hon. William H. Seward, secretary Of
state, was born in Florida. Orange county, New
York, May 10Th, 1861. and IS therefore, sixty
four years old His oldest sou. Frederick IS thr-
IS FIVE years old.
"A strenuous effort s'being made by the
Paris fashiOnables To induce gentlemen to dis
cloth and white chokers and crayais. and 10 take
TO velvet and gold embroidery
GA Sunday morning ,be Congregational
Church At South Dartmouth, being found desti-
tute oil mourning, the ladies' quickly removed
their black wells. sad with them made festoons
for the pulpit, having previously covered il with
union flag.
The following specimen of western eloquence
Is the closing paragraph OF the inaugural address
just delivered by the mayor of Iudanola, Iowa:
with these few derogatory remarks, gentle
men, tender you my diabolcal congratulations
and subsde into useful and union loving citi-
zen OF this great aud conglcmersted republic -
One OF the most remarkable examples Of
munihcence in modern times is that of BENJAMIN
Lee Guinness, a brewer OF Dublin, who has Just
restored the Episcopal Cathedral of ST. Patrick
IN that city, al the enormous expense of $3.50 =
OOO, all betrayed from bis own private purse.
-Four years ago be volunteered to pay whatever
was necessary to restore the diapidated struc-
ture to Its original state, and took sole charge of
the restoration himself He has just given il
back TO the dean and chapter. and with all IFS in
ternal and external appointments complete
Precedent Johnson wisely determines 10
show the world, that in spite OF this fearful trac
dy, the protection Of our executive is not, even
now, TO be in the bayonets of guard. but in the
love and vigilance of the people He exposes
himself IN public places with the utmost indiffer-
ence A gentleman, meeting him on Wednes
day, asked, "Mr President, is it wise for you to
thus ;eopardze yourself?" He replied: "Yes.
have already been shot at twice, YOU remem
Der, without injury. threatened men live long"
Mr.. Slackjaw." said the hawk eyed Mrs.
Skimplns, TO one of her bosrders, whom she de.
tected conveying slice under the table, "eat all
you can, but prav don't fill your pockets f"
We'll, really" replied Slsckjaw. solemnly II
believe it Is nv pocket; you give me so id
little TO eat that I'm forgetting the way to my
mouth"
Speaking Of the arrest of Andrew Alzeroth.
the supposed assassin Of Mr. Seward, Monoca-
cy correspondent of The Philadelphia Inquirer
says
he was taken at place called Germantown,
in Montgomery county, while in bed a; the house
of bis cousin. who has also been arrested and
held as witness Atzeroth il q villaiuous look
ing man and German By birth"