Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-17

Noon Reports.
AFFAIRS AT MEMPHIS.
GEN.lEW. WALLACE TO TAKE COMMAND
SnUTHa ~ NNS.
The Fighting Near Charleston
w a IL ~ NEWS
The Wounded of the 18th Indiana
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Noon Reports.
eEN.lEW. WALLACE TOTAKE COMMAND
The Fighting Near Charleston
4 NEW.
The Wounded of the 18th Indiana
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June l5-Ihe following Is n list
of the killed and wounded at the battle OF Port
Republic as far as ascertained:
9TH Indiana, 800 s~troDg-Killed, A Hanley.
II T Swans, Sergeant A Harden. Capt. Jacob
Shirk, Jacob Michael, Captain Waterman, Isaac
Houston, VIM Lube, A. Montgomery. Wounded,
l23. Missing, ~. The full list is not at present
ascertained.
66tn Ohio-Killed, j Birney, A Black, Z L
Chichester, Vim W Hart, l. GLADDEN., Jacob Old
mine. Jacob Cox. Michael Aldemsn, Jas Polk,
Vim Z Balm, VIM A Ferguson, Ellet Williams,
VIM 5 Bathers, John Freshwater, J X Nicholson,
Levi Wolferd, Lewis killinger. Wounded, W
Campbell, | Conrad, G B Knight, J b Reed. j
W Smith. VIM Bebb, \ Forsyth, J Horn. Capt.
; + McMoman, Sergeant j + NorthcuIt, Patrick
Hennisan, Patrick Phelen. B Hartman, l. Carter,
Lieutenant j & Dill, Sergeant L o Stansbury,
Michael Hissey, William Scott, Z Piunkett, JAS
Fleming, Levi Sampson, ' VI Pendleton, James
B Hodges, ; q Shoeffer, David X. Upton, John
Cassel, Lieut. Smith, Vim II Loveless, John
Rathburn, Geo W McGregor, A q Bethard, VIM
Freshweather, Emery Loring, Edward q Cody,
Henry Draper, Alonzo Hume, Thos Kent, j Ii
Ryan, Capt Jas q Baird, j NJ Cookies, Charles
Davis, Henry Ames, C Craig, ID Howe, Robert
keleh, e Erwin, Robert Boyd, Chas Turner, Jos
Frankenfeld, David Morrison, Charles Rhosds.
David Justine. Zevas Is Jones, L Il Parke, ID A
Halves, I II Howard, ID Gray, John Blakely.
Missing l01.
5th Ohio-Killed, Adj Chas W Smith, Sergt
Mai Robert Graham, + Burns, W II Anzerick-4.
Wounded, Capt Geo II Linselfery, Geo Hook
miller, Chas Wetzker, W H MunsOn, II Gun
ninglam, Michael Rath, Frederick Hoff, Dennis
Reardon, John Lee, Geo Delzell, " Foster, John
+ Doak, John l. McEllany, Wm Shonethon.
Albert c Harrison, Peter Gerter, Adam Felix.
Richard L Hassett, Fred Printing, Simpson II
Cattle. Valentine Gibson, John Sarchart, Donald
Mcleod, Franz Matfner, Nathan IL Williams,
John Baker, + Behrons, Ed Hempsted, Ira Pat
terson. James Cunklemer, David Ketch, VIM A
Mayors, Sigismund kohn, VIM k GODDARD, SAM
Robins, Henry Richter, Warren Michael, John
Grinesinger, John Conway, Delos IL Mclaughlin.
Frank Wallace, Geo 7 Johnson, Sergeant James
Piaisted, Ed Swaine, Charles Peet, VIM. Engert,
Root Spitman, Orlando Moon, A l. Romer. Wal
ter Elliott. Geo Z Clouds, Alfred l. Jones-6O,
Missing, , Captains, 4 Lieutenants, and 40 pri-
Yates.
eth Ohio-Killed, Townly Gilbert, Adolph
Snyder, l. r Gates, c. Mingard, X j Kings
bury, John Woodward, John Mulligan, Julius
Roof, Wm Wedges, j Rider-ll. Wounded
A Lovett, John w Berdan, Chas A Keller,
Fred \ Keller, Isaac Maxfeld, Samuel Boch
man, A b Tye, \ b Atwater, W ii Petton
A + Judson, o p Hamilton, Reuben Potter, Da-
vd Worter, W + Richmond. Captain Knox, An
thony Williams, VIM Freah, John Smith, Mi
chael Campbell, Jos Decker, T G Weller, JOIN
Atwater, J HaskIns.J l. Anisel, Captain G l.
Wood, V f Smailey, Benz + Hawkins, Samson
Hubbard, Jas k Loucks, Henry NJ Dean, Brigh-
ton Louis, Albert Stearn, VIM w Roberts, Geo
Dezeine, Ira Herrick. Geo Corr, Marvin Hoover
Franklin Eldridge, A c Trimmer, Ed Woods
Morris Osborn, ID ) Hunt, Geo II Parker, Nal
com Echenrode, Lieut. A H Day, Capt c H Da
loney, L Chapman, S b Matthews, 4 w Morley
Lawrence RomL ell, Jno Hommily, Jno Schon
embs, JnO Tuky, Conrad S0mmers.-Wounded
90; Missing, 10.
No news of public interest has been received
at the War Department to-day, from any direc
ton.
The telegraph line through Delaware to For
tress Monroe was injured by the storm of Satur
day, and is not in working order.
Carpenters are engaged TO day on two OF thu
churches for the accommodation of invalids.
Ii has been ascertained at the Postofhce De
partment that single rate letters which are enclo
sed in envelopes embossed with both the one ant
the three cent stamp OF the old style, have beer
in some instances treated by postmasters as Who'll
ly unpaid, and extra postage exacted on deliev
cry. Public notice is hereby given, that stampe'
envelopes of this description, which are designed
10 facilitate pre- payment of the carriers lee II
cities. have not been superseded, and they al
perfectly valid for the prepayment of postag
which the stamps indicate.
The Herald's dispatch says:
The Conference Committee on the tax bill
having declined to hear any argument whateve
in regard to the pending amendments are maxim
rapid progress. They have already passed upoi
lo4 of 3l5 Senate amendments. The tax OF
spirits and tobacco is to be settled tomorrow
Some OF the committee are in favor of striking
out Davis's amendment, laying a tax OF lOc ad
ditional on all spirits to be sold as whisky, brandy
wine, &c, and adding that amount to the tax o.
simple distilled spirits.
The Tribune's dispatch says:
Complaints come from Norfolk that the au
tborities, both civil and military, are treating th
rebels there with 80 much consideration that the
glory in their position and taunt Union mel
Many of the latter express their regret that the
too had not Joined the rebellion. since those VIII
did Jared much better than they during the a:
tendency OF the JeH Davis Government and tax
no worse now.
WASHINGTON, June l6-The Worlds specii
saws:
The applicants for compensation for their slave
under the emancipation act respectively valu
their slaves ranging from 500 to 81, 800.