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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

HALIFAX, Jan. 26.-The Europa from Liver
pool on the llth via Queenstown on the 18th ar
rived last night.
She brings neither troops or stores and the
Government has discontinued shipments by the
Cunard line.
Ii was reported that warlike preparations ut
Woolwich have not been stopped.
Steamers continue taking on heavy stores for
Halifax.
Several dispatches were considered in council
on the 9th
The Tunes understands an answer will be re-
turned expressing their qualification at the disa-
vowal of Com Wilkes act accepting the salts
faction rendered and assuming the precedent IN
the Trent case will rule the case Of the schooner
Eugene Smith TO the Law of neutrals. The
Government will decline TO answer until il had
the opportunity OF submitting the whole vote TO
their law officers. There are propositions in the
vote not admissible, but alter the release of the
prisoners they may properly be discussed.
The Tines fixes Ensland's expense owing TO
the late difficulty at two million pounds. but
when tie bills are in twill not reach that amount
The Times has a strong editorial on the recep-
ton due Mason and Slidel. and SAYS they are
about the most worthless booty il would be pos
sible to extract from the jaws of the American
Lion, having been long known as habfua hafers
and revIlers of England. and sincerely hopes
that Englishmen won't give those fellows an Oya
ton England has returned them good for evil.
and if they can they will be only too willing TO
entangle her in war with the North
The Tuscarora and Nashville continued az
Southampton. The Nashville al the dock.
The Governments observed the strictest neutrality
, toward her and nothing is permitted 20 be done
except 10 render her seaworthy.
The Sumter is reported to have lett Cadiz for
Southampton.
Russell's correspondence 20 the Times pre,iicts
the fate of the American Government TO be seal
Ell If January pass without some great victory.
A Csdz telegram says the American Consul
had received orders 70 protest against the admis-
sion Of the Sumter.
IL MAS said Spain would protect the prisoners
brought by the Sumter.
Russia reports say Russia sert sn embarrassing
ultimatum TO Rome that If the Pope don't con
denim the conduct Of the Polish clergy Russia
will recognize the Kingdom Of Italy.
FRAScE.-Tbe pacific termination Of the Trent
affair caused a rise in the bourse of per cent.
The MoRifsur says feelings Of profound regret
and Indignation have been aroused in England
and France by the vindicrve act OF DESTROYING
the pert Of Charleston
ENsLASD.-The Times reitcrates is deuuncia
tons on the stone feet blockade, and says among
the crimes which have disgrsced mankind i,
would be difficult 20 find one more bsrbsrous
than this. and ssseris that no beligeTcni govern
ment has a right to resort 20 sneh warfare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

METROPOLITAN HALL.-To night will be pre-
sented the long promised Fairy piece of the On
visible Prince" We are assured that no ex-
pense has been spared in the presenting of this
piece to our public in the most gorgeous style
The scenery is all new and painted by the admi
rabe artist, Closing, which is guarantee of its
goodness, as solid the State Bank oi Indiana
The Fairy changes and the dresses will all be in
keeping with the scenery Miss Mccarthy will
play the Invisible Prince and Felix a. Vincent
the Infant Fnribond. The piece is full of beauti-
full music which We know will be well rendered
The remainder of the characters will devolve up
on Messrs Hamilton. Ashmer Hight, White,
Hill. Madames Pope, Ashmer, Hill, Hight, Miss
Endress. Fletcher. &c, aided by efficient corps
de ballet. Everything has been done to insure its
success. and we are certain its success will be in
sured. Go and take your little ones.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

The Petersburg EsTress ses'ds u the follow
mg: 1900. .......
ten. Cfittenden BEGAN the attack on the enc
my. supposed TO nusnber sou bot Afterwards
POUNDS 10 be "a coo
Zollicoifr killed early N tie action and
Crsttenden vas wounded. Col. Carroll took
command aad recrosed the Cn.nosrlsnd
Our loss is 800. The enerny's 400 or 500
Rutledee's and MeClearnJ' : batteries were leit
on the field
The enemy were repulsed three times and fell
back 70 their Qualifications They then ouffank.
ed rs
We lost all our horses. tents. equipments and
eleven guns spiked or thrown into the river
Coils. P4rrett. Battell. Stain AM Cummings
were wounded Major Fobt vas wounded IN he
hip.
Our forces Numbered s 900.
IL was reported in Norfolk that the Fcdcral
steamer Louisiana was lost
The Day Beck has article from Charleston
definitely and accurately giving the particulars 81
the capture Of Cedar Keys There we're three
schooners and Eve fishing smacks loading with
lumber and turpentine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Mark

CINCINNATI. January %.
Flour unchanged and in fair demand at - d
4 10 for superfine.
Wheat firm at s5@ssc for red and 9O095c for
white
Oats firm at &c with fair demand.
Corn in good demand at 29c.
Rye dull and unchanged at SOC.
Barley quiet and steady.
Whisky declined to l5l5c and dull; the specu-
lative demand has ceased.
Hogs dull and lower; 50 l5C63 30 are the
closing rates: receipts of 3 500 head.
Not much done in provisions, but prices are
unchanged.
There is good demand for mess pork TO fill
army contracts sales at 80 30 for country and
- b. for city.
Bulk meats dull at pa and 494isc. and prices
tending downward
Green meats firm at 2l4@33.c for hams; at
the close prices were lower
The grocery market Is unchanged and firm but
the demand is quite modesate
Sugar steady and unchaI ged at 934@llc.
Molasses sold at 45647c.
Coffee quiet at 1873 @2lc-
There is an active demand for grease; yellow
&c and white 81 d51sc.
Gold unsettled under the news from New York
2isfd3 premium are the rates asked
There is large and pressing demand for pork
and lard barrels from packing points in :he in
terror. chiefly Chicago, and prices are higher;
1000 pork barrels sold AT 81 %: notwithstand
ing the enormous stocks held by packers thew
are quite reduced.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

Stand up-erect. Thou hast the form.
And likeness of thy Godl-who more?
\ soul as dauntess mid the storm
OF daily life, heart
And pure, rs breast e'er wore.
What then?-Thou art rs true man
. A moves the human mass among;
As much part of the great plan
That with creations dawn began,
As any of the thrOng.
Who is thine enemy? the high
In station. or in wealth the chieff
The great. who coldly pass the by,
With proud step and averted eyeT
Nay nurse not such belief.
If true unto thyself thou vast,
What were the proud ones scorn to thee!
a feather, which thou mightest cast
Aside as idly the blast
The light leaf from the tree.
No:-uncurb'd passions. low desires,
Absence of noble selfrcspect,
Death. in the breasts consuming fires.
To that high nature which aspires
Forever. till thus checked.
These are thine enemies-thy worst;
They chain thee 70 thy lowly lot;
Thy labor and thy lie accused
On. stand erect and from them burst,
And longer suffer not
Thou art myself thine enemy;
The srestl-what better they than thour
As their. Is not thy will a free!
Has God With equal fayors thee
Neglected to endows
True. xealth thou hast not-'tis but dust;
Nor pisce-uncertain n the wind:
But that thou hast which, with thy crust
And water, may despise the lust
OF botil--a noble mind
With this. and passions under ban,
True faith. and holy trust IN God.
Thou art the peer Of any man.
Look NJ. then. that thy little span
or life may be well froi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

New YORK. Jan. 26.-The Fulton Bank and
other buildings on the corner OF Milton and Pearl
streets was burned this morning. Loss about n
quarter of million.
Washington specials state that Assistant Sec
rotary Fox feels confident that Burnsde's expedi
lion has struck blow with General Buell's ad-
vance into Tennessee will cut off all rebel com
munication with Virginia and the States South.
Mcclellan says if the expedition had failed we
this.
The steamer Kornak, from Nassau on the 10Th.
arrived this morning.
The steamer Kate arrived at Nassau on the
Sth, forty eight hours from Charleston, with 300
bales of cotton and eight passengers flying from
the rebels. . -
The gunboat Fiambeau had left Nassau.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
From Washington.

WAsHISGroN, Jan. 25.-Brigadier General T
W. Sherman, in communication to the National
Inteltigencer deems ii due the interests of the
public service to publicly proclaim the utter fall
sity of the statement made in several journals of
the country repeatedly brought to his notice that
a projected plan for the continuance of the expe-
dition was abandoned in consequence Of disagree
ment or misunderstanding between Commander
Dupont and himself
The General says the most friendly and cor
dial feelings and entire harmony of action have
always existed between them.
To-day being devoted by the Secretary of War
for business with members of Congress. very
large number of them are availing themselves OF
this arrangement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

LOUISVILLE, January 25th.-At Logan cross
roads, the LIST Tennessee was next to the 10Th
Indiana; but were ordered by them as with the
% Tennessee and 18th Kentucky. to hold the
cross roads and therefore were not in the thick.
est of the fight. Thereport prevailed that Colo
mel Fry was killed is false. The wounds of Lieu
tenant Burt and Colonel McCook are not serions
Wetmore's battery attached TO the 18th Brigade,
General Carter did most essential service in the
field and in sight of enemy's entertainments on
Sunday evening. The rebels retreating. burned
four gun carriages at Monticello; but their can
non and guns are scattered all over their track
Thomas's forces have not yet been heard from,
but supposed viii occupy Monticello.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
sunday Night Dispatches.

FoRT MoSRor, Jan 25-The storm is now
over
Several rebel officers from Baltimore went BY
flag OF truce 20 Craney Island.
A dispatch from Knoxville says Gen. Critteu-
den retired 20 and will make stand nj MONT
cello. WIHkf[5- A.
The Norfolk Day Book Of Saturday has not a
word about the Burnside expedition An ex-
tract is given from the Newberne Progress OF
Thursday Iast saying up % yesterday (Welnes
Yankee gunboat over the swash NJ Hatteras
The defeat IN Kentucky is At last admitted.
The Day Book has the following leading further
particulars from Somerset:
The disaster is not SO bad ut frsf reported.
Six thousand Confederstes attacked II. 900 Ped
erals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
HEADQUARTERS. DEp'r MissouKfJ
january. -. ls62.

The President, Secretary. Librarian. Directors,
and other officers of the Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION; the President Secretary. Directors aud
other officers of the CHAMBER of Commerce OF
this city required 10 take the oath of allie
glance prescribed 10y article sax of the State ond
nance of Oct. 10, lo6l. Any of the above
officers who shall neglect 90 fiie in the office OF
Provost Marshal General within ten days OF date
of this oath so subscribed. wall bedeemed to have
resigned and auy who. after neglecting 10 file
his oath OF allegiance within the time prescribed,
shall attempt 10 exercise the functions of such
Office, will be arrested for contempt OF this order
and punished according % the laws ofw
,. Ii is officially reported that carriages bear
ing the enemy's flag are in the habit OF driving
To the vicinity of the military prison in Mellow
ellis College. The commanding officer of the
prison guard will seize and take possession OF any
carriage bearing the eRemy's flag and the horses.
carriage and harness Will be conhscated.
3. Ii is reported that certain women are IN the
habit of approaching the vicinity Of the military
prison. waving hostile flags for the purpose OF
insulting our troops and carrying on communl
cations with prisoners of war. The commanding
officer of the prison guard will arrest and place
in confinement all women SO Offending.
A. ANY carriage or other vehicle bearing
hostile flag in the citv will be seized and conhs
Gated. The city police and patrol guards are
directed to arrest persons in vehicles under such
flags, also persons wearing or displaying hostile
flag in the city. By command of
MAJ. GEN. HALLECK.
n. II. MCLEAN, Asst Adj. Gen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT STATE


The market of this week has been a hard one
for the droyer; sales have dragged, prices have
declined, and nearly all the stock arrived behind
time; some having been delayed fully one week
OH the route by the monopoly of the stock cars
of the roads by the hog drovers.
The market opened on Monday with only 400
head; on Tuesday evening 3,40O head had ar
rived, and this noon the number reached 4.O6l.
The cattle which had been on the way a week
looked hard and must have paid loss, having
lost flesh.
The mild soft weather this week has been un 70
favorable for dressed meat and this has had de-
pressing effect upon prices the quality of stock
being poor also depresses the average quotations.
There were rs head of cattle left over from
last week, and this week $50 head are remaining
unsold.
On the whole the drovers call this the hardest
market which they have found for some weeks
past, and it closes very dull and heavily at our
quotations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

W1saISerox. Jan. 24-1he following has
been issued by the War Department:
This Department recognizes as the first duties
10 take measures for the relief of the brave men
who. having imperillei their lives in the military
service Of the Government, are now prisoners
and captives- 1t is therefore ordered that two
commissioners be appointed TO visit the city of
Richmond, in Virginia. aud wherever else prison
ers belonging to the army of the United States
may be held. and there take such measures as
may be needful 10 relieve the wants and contrib.
ute TO the comfort of such prisoners, AT the
pense of the United States, TO such extent as
may be permitted by the authorities under whom
such prisoners are held.
lSignedl Edwin NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
The House Committee on Commerce have be
fore them the question of the reciprocity treaty
between the United States and Canada
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

The GLENSs.-There are but few people in the
State who visit the capital on business OF pleasure
who are not more or less acquainted with the
Glenns and their mammoth and justly celebrated
New York Store. Everybody speaks of it and
everybody trades at it. 1t is not only the resort
OF the citizens of indianapolis, but also of those
towns lying within radius of thirty five or forty
miles of the capital. Even from Muncie, fifty
four miles distant, many persons GO regularly to
do their shopping at the New York Store The
great success OF this well known establishment ia,
first the multtudinous variety, superior quality
and low prices of the articles kept there; second
ly, the vast sums spent yearly in judicious adver
Using; and thirdly, the never varying urbanity
aud fair dealing of the gentlemanly proprietors
and clerks Do your trading in Indianapolis at
the New York Store-DclairGre County Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

SEA &c afoat. sales nearly an at esc; CSC for
new jersey yellow.
Pork in fair demand At 81 75@l250for mess,
Sf2 500 Is 80 FOR Western and city prime mes,
and Sca9 - Tor prime.
Beet continues qaie, and steady. ~ -
Dressed hogs shade higher; sales 9dsls for
Western and ilsc for CITY.
Lard continues firm with fair business doing
sales at II, @ea.c.
Butter j. selling at ll@l5c for Ohio aud l6@
Gle for State.
Cheese dull at 81 Ca7c.
Coffee still very firm; Rio lsI4@2lc; Santos
22lsc
Sugar-Raw steady and firm; small sales at
71@s34c
Molasses inactive but prices firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
rELEcRAen,c.
Noon Reports.


From New York.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 25--The most severe storm
Of the season has prevailed All night.
The Tuness special states that our Govern
men was not in receipt OF its foreign dispatches
BY the last steamer at late hour to-day. They
are expected to night, but can notbe Of muchim-
portance as time was not allowed after the news
of the surrender of Mason and Slidell had reached
England.
Ii is reported of Secretary Stanton that he says
the army must now earn its living
The soldiers in the dismal inactive camps re-
ply that all they desire is something TO do.
A dispatch to a Southern paper dated Nash
ville 2lst, states that FIVE companies Of Texan
Rifles have gone scout in the vicinity of
Green river. Also that the sixty DAYS Mi-sssippi
troops have returned home from Bowling Green.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

Man SHor.-On Friday night last a gentleman
named Lonnegan. residing on the corner of Ten
EesSee and Michigan streets, got into dispute
with his mother. Another gentleman named
Sullivan interfered. whereupon Lonnegan drew
negan subsequently made like violent demon
stration OH his wife, discharging his pistol at
her, without effect, however. Sullivan was lying
yesterday in critical condition, and Lonnegan,
we understand, made his escape
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The War Department
received dispatch from General Halleck to-
night saving that the expedition sent from Cape
Girardeau to Benton and Bloomfield was entirely
successful, capturing Lieutenant Colonel Farmer
and one other officer, sixtysx privates and a
quantity of arms. &c. The rebel officers were
captured in a ball room.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

The Burns FksTivAL-The l02d anniversary
of the birth of Robert Burns was duly commem-
GRATED by the CALIFORNIAN Society of indianapolis,
and others, on Saturday night last The gather
ing was unusually large. The supper is spoken
of as having been sumptuous. After the cloth
removed there were toasts, speeches and
songs. Altogether the affair was worthy of the
day celebrated. Spirits evoked from the
"vasty deep" and baptized in mountain dew"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

admiration the honorable and rene:uus act of
the Major. we cannot but regret the loss which
il has occa-iOnei us.
ResoiCed. That in our intercourse with the
Major We have found him pos..-se,i in an eminent
degree OF those qualities which reflect honor
alike upon the solder and the nan; that in ms
resignation We bave losf true man excellent
soldier, AMI the service valuable officer aud an
honorable soldier a.. 49, -
Reooired, That We tender the Major Our sin
cere expressioI Of friendship and our fervent
wish that success and prosperity may sttend his
future career, which We feel well assured wall be
honorable and useful
tCAPT. T.. s. MAIN, Pres't.
LaErI r. W MfnIpirH, scc'y
DR. Mason. Surgeon OF the 18th Indiana.
has resigned, and DIR. Gall. the Assistant Sur
geon. has been promoted e
The 52i tRaiIroad) regiment. has now over
900 men, and is now under marching orders for
Kentucky.
The rebels claim that in the interval be-
tween the departure OF Gen Kelley and the ar
rival of Gen. Lander they captured or killed all
the Federal cavalry m Romney, amypntng to
between three and -four hundred
Gen Mcclellan attended the opera last
Thursday night. with the family Of President
Lincoln. He appeared in civilians dress.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
sY rElksEAFR.
New York Market.

NJ" lokk, January %
Flour rules very firm but the severe storm pre-
vailing materially checks operations; sales at
s. 50@5 90 for superfine State; So 1905 20
for extra State; s. 50@5 GO for superfine West
ern: IS s065 80 for common 90 medium extra
Western; s. 95@6 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. and So 1906 IS for trade
brands, market closing quiet and firm.
The whisky market fayors the buyer sales
at 23Ix ga - -4..- -s.,-.
Wheat firm and scarcely anything doing. the
storm checking transactions: small sales of Chi
cago spring at 81 29@l 80. the latter price for
choice: Milwaukee club 81 seal "a; amber
Iowa 81 35. red State 81 40; red jersey 81 40:
amber Michigan 81 46@l 46la; very choice
white Kentucky 81 Sole.
Corn rules ynady with scarcely 50 much doing:
sales at 65td 49, for mixed Western in store:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
FOR SALE.
For Sale or to Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,

Situated eight miles from indianapolis,
an TIFF INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD. with the station Gallaudet in its center;
every fenced, nearly all the rails recently
reset 800 in cultivation 100 acres Underdraned -four
good orchards. eight wells of two good har and
rs feet long nearly completed family residence
worth 81 900, five tenant houses sawmi worth $4,000
store and storehou>e This highly fertile farm,
equaled in situation by any in the State only 30 minutes
ping ~ the farm station each day with State road
ming through it, center, is offered for sale at great
bargain. II be divided int six eight farms if de-
sired. For terms apply 10 the owner. 5. BROWN.
Gsllaudet, January 4, 1851
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

ST. Louis, Jan. 25 Samuel Engier. the ban
ished secessonst, was sent across the river under
guard this afternoon-destinafion unkncwn-aDc
his attorney released from the military prison.
Attachments we're served on the property OF
several other delinoueit secessionis,s to.dsy.
Gen. Henderson, the newly appointed Senator,
left for Washington this morning.
Judge Jas. Ii. Burch announces himself as a
candidate for Governor at the August election.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

sB-The editor Of paper in Indiana wants
10 know if Western whisky was ever seen "comin'
through the rye" The same editor says he once
partook of a beverage so strong that he could
not tell whether it was brandy or torchbght
procession going down his throat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

MILITARY GooDs.--Bart 4 Hickcox, well
known and enterprising firm of Cincinnati, adver-
tise another column of to-day's paper. an assert
ment of military goods complete and unsurpassed.
To gentlemen in Indiana officers. privates, quar-
termaster's aud suffers, in need of anything in
this line of Messrs. Bart < Hickcox we would re-
spectfully commend that firm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
Prom Boston /.

BosroS. Jan 2I--Letters from Honduras un
der date of December 18th, contain thefollowing
item:
Unprecedented rains have fallen. flooding por-
tons of the country. There was great destruc-
ton of property and four or FIVE hundred person
were drowned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

~ The crossing from the Bank building on
Illinois street to the corner above on Washington
street, opposite the Palmer House, is to be i'm
proved by the indeiatigable Street Commissioner
by order of the City Council
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

- Assignees sale of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods will be made 10y S. J. Mossler, at
his sales room No. 10 West Washington street,
continuing Monday morning. Jan. 9th. 1862. a
chance for great bargains. Also large assert
msnt of plated ware OF the best quality. 2t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-Resolutions were intro
duced into the Maryland Legislature on Saturday
requesting Senators Pearce and Kennedy 10 re
sipn