Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

STATE Ailifia Of Mississigpi- Organization Of the
Regular Arms-Gspsrnor Psrry's Message
Prorisionai GorerRor Of L0uisiana.

LIZ zlatI AlLAIAa W 4AcAtooAFFt
Two gentlemen from Mississippi, Who arrived !
here to-day. and who have come north on bust
ness connected xith the railroads IN that State,
give a most interesting aud highly encouraging
account OF the condition OF Affairs in Mississippi
Everything Was moving hafmoniossly aud ami
c4biy between Gov. Sharke! and the military ar-
th0rities The organization OF the State militia
vas proceeding vigorously, the enrolment being
nov completed. The minimum strength OF the
regiments viii lie GU rank and Ale. The uni
torn will DC the United States regulation pattern
With the ANAL. close fitting cap Each regiment
will carry two h.gs, the same az the militia regi-
ments in Northern States. namely the United
States dag and the State Gag, containing the
coat Of arms aud motto of the State. and the
number and designation of the regiment. Under
the wise and Erm administration OF Gov. Sharkey
business Of all kinds il reviving in all parts of
the State. aud the people everywhere feel that
their lives and property are secure. Desperadoes
aud all larless characters fast disappearing
as The State is entirely too hot to hold them
There Is abundant employ nent for all the
negroes, and, indeed, the grea. wan. of the State
IL efficient labor. But too many of the negroes
prefer 10 live IN idieness. Gen. Slocum has been
appealed 10, In many cases, TO compel them to
fulfill their contracts to work
REORGANIZATION OF THE REGULAR ARHY
The reduction OF the VOLUNTEER force of the
army continue and almost every day some
regiment marches down the avenue on its way
10 the railroad depot on lie way home. The
regular army, on the other hand, Is TO De largely
increased, and board oil army officers has toe
subject now before them, aBd il IL understood
that plan will De presented 10 Congress provid-
ing for the entire reorganization OF the regular
force OF a much larger scale than has heretofore
been contemplated. This board will propose,
4 IL,
regiments of infantry and twenty five regiments
of cavalry and TO have all the volunteer troops
disbanded Ii the army is organized in the
manner proposed, with the due proportion of
tillery. !, will require the services OF nearly all
The officers OF high rank who have distinguished
themselves in the late war, and some OF whom
are in command Of military divisions and depart
ments, or are serving IN various capacities more
ornamental than useful Just now. BUTT will be
quite efficient aHy of the vast armies OF
Europe; for it will be SO arranged that il can be
filled up, on emergency. TO double the numerical
strength which it is proposed. Thus, the regi-
ments having only SUI men in each, the whole
number of enlisted, IN the three OF
the service, will only be 90 coo, which is certain
y not too large for a permanent peace estab
Iishment. But there being, as is designed, full
corps Of staff officers, and systematic division
OF the regiments into brigades and divisions
with the proper officers to each, il will be easy
10 increase the rank and file when required
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE FOR TIE EXTINCTION or THE
MEXICAN REPUBLIC
Intelligence was received here yesterday from
Mexico OF a later date than that mentioned in
my last letter. Ii was not known positively that
Juarez had crossed the Rio GTande. But il was
known tina. the cause OF the Republic in Mexico
was hopeless; that no more troops could DE raised
to fight for that cause; that the last remnants OF
the Republican armies hsG deserted and joined
the Imperialists, and that Ma1imilian's tro ops
IN possession Of the whole country. No
one deplOTes more than do the downfall OF the
Mexican Republic But that it has fallen. be
yond the power of resusc;ation, Is \ fac. patent
TO all intelligent people, sho will not voluntarily
close their eyes passing events. The only
question now is, what statesmen or politicians in
America are responsible for this extinction Of
sister Republic?
GOVERNOR PERRY's AEssAGx
The leading Republicans here are making very
wry faces ~ Governor Perry's message. They
know that Governor Perry is fresh from Wash
iDgton. aud that he has the express sanction of
President johnson for every word of that docu-
ment. When therefore Governor Perry takes
such decided ground against negro suffrage and
against negro troops, II causes them 10 feel most
thcrity. IL IS worthy OF remark. too, that in
speaking OF this white mans Government,
, made by white mea and for white men snly
Governor Perry uses the very words which
recently stated as embodying The views of the
President These destructive politicians know
full well that Governor Perry only speaks the
simple truth when be says that all his action as
Provisional Cover has met the entire approval of
tue President, who has directed the military su-
fhnrtica AS he dad at NJ MssasinniN tn
interfere with mis- policy, but to aid in carrying it
out. In word, all the dreams which the Radi-
Gals indulged, of being able 10 govern the South
from Plymouth Rock, aud on puritanlca prinsi
pies, fast being dssip&ted. In spite OF them
selves, they see that the war has really been 8
war TO restore the L MON.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION At BALTIMORE
The municipal officers at Washing ton, and all
the Odd Fellows Lodges in the District of Co
lumbia, participated in the Odd Fellows Cele-
bration at Baltimore yesterday. President John
son desired greatly TO be present, and endeavored
10 make arrangements 10 do SO, but il Was found
that the public business would materially suffer
in his absence, and he WIS obliged. therefore, to
forego that pleasure. He regards the assemblag8
of Odd Fellows at Baltimore. and the spirit in
which they have met, one of the happieat
spices OF the complete restoration OF order and
ANOTHER BLOW TO THE RADICALS
The President has appointed James Madison
Wells to be Provisional Governor Of Louisiana,
with the same powers and authority that are
vested in Governor Sharkey of Mississippi. This
will be severe blow to the Radical politicians
who have been secretly working against Mr.
W ellis here. for time past He is by no
means a man after their own heart, but is rather
nodded after the Perry and S1arkey pattern
All the Intelligence th.t is received from LOuisi
ana is of the most cheering character, aud gen
tleDen from that State arrive here nearly every
day The work of restoration is proceeding
steadily. The State Convention will be held
about the 25th of October The eectioa for
members OF Congress, and for members of the
State Legislature, will be held early in Nosem-
Der, and, in the case Of South Carolina with
no military at the polls The State Legislature
will meet before the end Of November and will
elect the two Senators. who will be ready to
proceed to this city early in December
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
The President is satisfied and much pleased
with the action. so far, of the South Carolina
Convention. be read the message Of Governor
Perry carefully. and found nothing in il TO con-
denim He has himself declared that the citizens
of each OF the States must be left free to regu-
late their own domestic affairs in their own wsy.
subject only to the Constitution of the United