Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
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AFFAIRS AT MEMPHIS.
.BEAUReeARD SILL RETREAnNG.
FIGHT NEAR CHARLESTON.
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From Washington.


WAsHfNcToN June 9.-Thc Illness dispatch
SAYS:
Secretary Chase will ask Congress to authorize
1 further issue of $50 900 600 in demand Treas
ary notes. probably $50 600 600 of them of de
nomination under s. 90
He will also propose, for prudential ard eco
nomical reasons. TO have al notes engraved, exc
Gated and printed in the Treasury building. under
the direct auspices of officers OF the Department.
By the last steamer Lord Lyons received. from
his Government a leave of absence for two
months, to visit his home in England he will
sail week from Wednesday next His visit TO
England at this time. though entirely unofficial,
will il Is thought, be productive Of benefit to our
interests abroad.
The Tribune's dispatch SAYS:
There is no doubt of the fact That the Presi-
dent has. in an official letter through the Secre-
tary of War To Governor Stanly, disapprOved of
his closing the schools at Newbern, under the
alleged authority of his commission Military
Governor of North Carolina. His duties, the
President re. DIS as Of an entirely different char
acter He has nothing to do with opening or
closing schools
The President also holds that the fugitive
slave law is 10 be executed through the Courts
alone, and not by Military Governors more than
by other military officers. These facts posi-
tive.
The President is examining into the cases of
soldiers imprisoned in the pententiary here un-
der the sentences of general cOOrtS martial, and
already granted several pardons.
Intelligence, official and unofficial, from y orth
Carolina. does not confirm the reports of writers
whose letters have led the Celief that the State
upon the point of returning to her loyalty.
Gen. Burnside is far from desiring that any pOr-
ton of his forces, naval military, should be
Withdrawn.
The Herald's dispatch says:
Private information received ut one of the for
eign legations at Washington state that rumOrs
are current at Richmond that letters had been
received from England announcing the arrival in
short time of Count de Persigny in the United
States 1t was also said that this voyage was un
dertaken at the instance of the English Cabinet
and that nothing would be done in reference to
American affairs by either England or France be
fore the return of the French Minister
Private letters from Baltimore states that JEFF
Davis had issued an address to the rebel army ir
which he designates the battle of the "Sever
Pines" as a glorious victory for the rebel arms
lie also tells them that they have taken {, 00C
/ prisoners and large quantity of provisions anc
muntionssof war.
Breadier General John Cook, of Illinois. anC
! his Assistant Adiutant General, Capt BEN amiI
T. Smith. have arrived i'll obedience to orders
sien Cook has been assigned the command of q
brigade. Col Corcoran, of the 69th regiment, j:
in this brigade
| Commander Millany reports that he captured
three schoouers showing English colors about q
miles off Charleston bar. The first was loadeC
with salt and segars; the second, called the Re
| becca, of Nassau, cleared for ST. Johns, n. b.
with cargo of salt in sacks; the third has an as
sorted cargo of groceries, &c; her register, like
that of the two others, is spurious. The crew:
of all these vessels freely admitted they were
hound to Charleston. Letters from the Gulf an
nounce the capture of the schooner Newcastle b,
the brig cambridge, and the schooner Jane by th'
Il. X. Cuyler.
The War Department has received official dis
patches from Col. Elicit, commanding the ran
fleet, dated off Memphis, June 9th, giving an ac
count of the operation of the rams. Col. Ellie
was disabled early in the engagement by pistol
shot in the leg. He the only person on tn
fleet disabled. In dispatch he says: ITO m
modification, the enemy evacuated Fort Pillow
last night Randolph, like Pillow, is weak ant
could not have held out long against vigorous
attack. People express desire for the restora
ton OF the old order of things, though profess
ing secessonism.