Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

can indcppr5eurr or tho i6th or September.
there was great siATn among the inperialis,s il
! NsFa Cruz, u cssseqsssos 81 seports, which
/ however. NC 10, se-fAf. that the Rensb cars
meditstsa sH astsck. ARD Che vvsaels OF var r.
DO aaseos were ylsn-4. N reo.i iaess tor set;ob
and evesv nrepsresios- -r-dc - srs or the
I city
/ saw scfLDISG lsE Vac prrARrxxs4
Tbs Washington spscisl e. re Times saw
| 4 proposition ~ be made in Coaaress i~tae.
dlateiy upon !ts ofeanikaion, - iconstuc. 6rs-
proof suili'ngs for the War Depar,nent.
.hfrH .~ffsr sEsERsL srrLRR.
The World says: General Batter Ia. not re-
signed
| coLeRsD TROOPS TO rIrHDKAwS FRog rHz
SOUTH.
There is every reason 70 believe that the
co'orcd troops now stationed in the Southern
States will be speedily withdrawn and mussstsa
out of service
Upoa the recommendation OF General Palmer
commanding the Department OF Kentucky. 4 900
of the eOlored troops OF his command viii be
mustered out. leaving $1,000 sull in the service
LOUISIANA oovEKsoRsBIr
The Trbdsers peciAIs says The President has
declared within five DAYS that be will take no ac
ilob AZ tift matter vi the LouislanA Oovernor-
ship rntii BE receives report from q new conner
who vii bs seat there IL few days
REBEL DEBT.
It's confidently believed BY persons in high
official positions that formidable combustion
exists TO force through Congress bill for at least
partial assumption of the rebel debt
xoRE rAReoks.
One hundred aud ninety pordons we're granted
nv <~afA
REslesAross. ..-r
The Herald's special says Msjor General N
o. Leeg.tt and Brigadicr General Thomas q.
Osborn have resigned, sndthat other resignAiions
have been accepted
BRITISH SHIP FIRING forkrH or IrLr sa.dsr
The United States Consul at Nagraki, Japan.
informs the Navy Department that the comnan-
der of British man Of war Ia that port. on the
4th Of July last. dressed his ship and sssd sa-
Lutte in banor of our day of Independence.
EPISCOPAL coxvESrroS
PnI1ApHPRfA. Oct 4.-Rev. Geo. M. Ran.
dali to-day called the Convention to order The
dioceses were called over, beginning wlsh Ala.
bans and ending with Western Ne. YORK. Rev.
James L Park. of New York was chosen Pre-
sdent. Rev. DR.. Randall. Secretary. Rev Robt
Ciarkson, Of Chicago. First Assistant, and Rev
Wm. Stevens Perry. of Connecticut, Second
Assistant Secretary. Row. DIR. Meade and Hon
Horato Seymour were appointed committee 10
inform the Bishop that The house was organized.
message Was received from the House of
Bishops, stating that il organized and elected
Rev D. Bech as Secretary
On motion OF Rev. Dr. hesde, all the clergy
men of the Episcopal Church sojourning in this
city were invited 70 seat.
Adjourned I'LL Monday
Wben the csil Of Diocese- was made, there
was answer from any Southern State except
Texas, from which several delegates were pre-
sent. The whos body OF Southern Diocsses TO
be represented by tho latter in the Convention
bya Committee OF Confederate Bishops 20 sd-
just the question ofrennion.
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
RALgIeH, Oct mo business OF importance
was done in the State Convention 20 day. Com
mittee on business made report The Com
mlttee on secession offered Az ordinance that the
State has never been oat Of tie Union, and the
ordinance OF 1859 is Still. in force.
A motion was made TO suspend the rules and
pat in en- the several readings, but it voted
down No business yas perfected.
ELECTION IN MISSISSIPPI
NEw..YoRx. Oct 4-The Herald's SPECIAL from
JACKSON. Mics, says: The election in this State
passed Off very quietly Yesterday. The vote for
Governor siil be close between Judge Fisher
ohb zen. huulpIEeFrs though the returns rom
the southern portion OF the State will probably
secure the election OF the former. Humphreys
IS no; eligible not having been pardon ed by the
President, snd if will be unfortunate for the
State If no proves elected
la places where local candidates have sprung
. the admission of negro testimony in civil courts
the non admission ndidates are successful; thus
regulating the proclamation Of Governor Shar-
key on the subject.
Rsturns come in slowly, there being bur fez
mails established.
The Legislature meets next Monday week, and
mauy members will bring election returns with
their credentials. general reputation OF
everything looking towards the civilization OF
negroes may be expected.
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
NV foRK. Or. 4-The Tribupe's letter
from Raleigh, dated the lst says: The dele
gates Of the Constitutional Convention are
nearly ell here. Out Of the two hundred elected
from ninety FIVE counties. only two are said to
have obtained seats with the knowledge Of their
constituents that they would favor the admission
OF negro testimony into courts Of justice. No
delegate dared TO come here an advocate of
equa. rights. or the right Of suffrage for the ne
groes
There was caucus OF some twenty members
last night, st which decision vas come TO that
they would support no candidate FOR Congress
who had not been true 20 the Southern cause
during the rebellion.