Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS
"A hotel !. being bull. a. Boil Ruu.

Letter boxes are to be placed in the stree,
cars 10 ST Louis
The "Embers" OF the Diving Year-sept-
tember. Nov ember and December
The New York Post believes that national
taxation might now be reduced one third.
-TitusviIle. Pa, boasts of about thirty hotels,
and still s not supplied in proportion to the de-
mand
Mrs. Senator Sprague. of Rhode Island. had
son few days ago. Also, Mrs. Gov. Fen
ton. Of New York
The Goodyear rubber patent has expired,
after running twenty-one years and yielding
about $40 900 700 profit
A party Of twenty three Cincinnatians left
Yesterday on pleasure trip for Europe and
Egypt.
-Maximilsn. Of Mexico. speaks fuentlv IN
six languages. and generally wears duck trous
ers and roundabout, and sombrero hat
There is prevailing fashion started, and
still led, by preachers of the Ward Beecher
school, OF consignng all rebels to the burning
pit.
1t is estimated there are now 20 600 Ameri.
cans in Europe who spend on an average $40 per
day in gold. or nearly one million and half per
week.
Good authority says that General Grant will
make quite a tour in july aud that for the first
time in his life. be will visit the New England
States
1t was observed by honest old Socrates that
heaven infuses into some men, at their birth. a
portion of intellectual gold: into others intellec-
tual silver; while others are furnished with iron
and brass
In South America. small farmers are those
whose lands do not extend over more than three
square miles. Good land can be bought for sixty
cents an acre. and 10 some parts cattle are sold
for less than two silver dollars a head
Sage follows on in the footstep of sage: one
hero just steps out OF his trumphal car, to make
way for the hero that comes after him; aud of
the proudest monarch it is merely said that he
slept with his fathers, and his successor reigued
in bis stead
-GeneIal Sherman gave wise counsel to the
returning soldiers whom he addressed at Chicago
last week. 81 wish," be said, that every one
of you may now go home to a farm, or the old
employment YOU had before the war, and live in
peace AID fraternity with your neighbors"
Diamond cameo photographs are in England
succeeding the carte de risite The chief pacu.
liariy is that the pictures are buss in oval shape
and stamped to a convex shape, giving beauti-
full illusion OF roundness and relief TO the fea-
lures.
"A great ocean syacht race is soon 10 take
place off the coast of Europe. The race will be
from Plymouth to Gbralter. and will be open to
vessels OF all royal yacht clubs-sweepstakes one
hundred guineas each. The time for the race is
not yet definitely fixed.
Russian prisoners sentenced to colonization
Ia Siberia are lett without any assistance on the
part of the Government Those that have some
little money may exc cut telerable existence
The rest 60 about in tatters, and have to work
tor their daily bread on the farms of the half
wild eolonists of the region.
The 81 900 dressing case at the Chicago
Sanitary Fair. for the prettiest girl in Chicago.
was voted to Miss Anna l. Wilson, who received
,073 votes, to .00S for another lady, and 722
for third. The whole number OF votes at a
dollar each, 3,47l. The committee very
sensiby agreed not to publish the list of scatter
ing ballots
"A country editor, speaking of a member OF
the Assembly, says :. The first year he went to
Albany he was conscientious as to utterly re-
fuse to recelve his allotment of stealings in the
shape of books and stationary. The next year
he did not hesitate, and finally came home IN
able to tell the truth under the most favorable
circu instances"
"A former resident of Buffalo, who was in
the enjoyment OF q competence in Tallahassee
Florida, when the var broke out. was conscripted
into the rebel army; compelled to serve three
years; returned to End his family scattered; pro-
perty gone; son killed. his home destroyed;
and is now looking for succor to his friends
and relatives in Buffalo. And he is one of
many"
An anvil block, weighing one hundred and
sixty tons, has been cast at the Midland Works.
Sheffield. England The enormous mass was
six weeks in cooling. The mould was dug out
in the centre of the workshop. aud tee motion
iron was run into il from FIVE furnaces at once.
the filing occupying twelve hours The anvil,
when finished, is to receive the blows Of twenty
five ton Nasmyth hammer.
"A clergyman OF the Church OF England has
shown recently the power of stating debtor or
creditor account better than has ever been done
by even the most intelligent accountant. In his
new church he has two distinct pews. side of
the church being for those who have paid pew
rent. who are bis creditors the other side having
pews for those who do not pay pew rent-that is.
the reverend genteman's debtors
At the A1nual Convention of the Diocese
of Kentucky, at Louisville the bishop, in speak
ing of the Southern bishops and clergy. expressed
the hope that all NAV be received back again
with open arms. and with as perfect an oblivion
of the past "a the most sanctfed natures of
Christian men can attain unto, and with as full a
recognition of the unity of the church ever
before. The Convention Endorsed the bishops
sentiments unanimously.
Professor Whitney's party of geological
explorers, in California. have made wonderful
discoveries the past season--mountains fifteen
thousand feet hgh--higher thaa Mount Blanc,
and the highest in the United States--perpendic
ular walls of rock seven thousand feet high. and
a grove of big trees, larger than those OF Galaxy
eras or Yosomile, INFO whose hollow trunk three
horsemen ride abreast, and whose stumps
Caliiornans hold mass meetings. The valley of
the Kern is the field OF these marvellous crea-
tions.
The Christian Advocate saws that one of
the Cincinnati churches pays its minister So 500
per annum. Three thousand dollars OF this SUN
are contributed by ,hirty-six persons. The larg-
est subscription is two hundred dollars. The
smallest ten. OF which there is but one. and the
next smallest forty. Five hundred dollars is |
made up from the weekly collections. Four
of the Methodist churches in New York are
wealther than this one, and far more numer-
Gus vet the h es, salary naid scarcely ct