Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

WARRINGTON. june ly.-rhe Secretary Of War
has Ell ed a dispatch lrVin Gen. GeJ. W. Nor
gan, dated Camp hear Cumberland Gap, June
lc, 8 A.. NJ" It states tn ms cJm 70 tnI began
his march at ] o'clock thai morning to attack the
enemy at Cumberland Gap, but on their arrival
it Was found that he had evacuated that very i'm.
portant position-his rear guard having lett only
about Tour hours before tile arrival vi our adj
vance.
1t il known to the Government that the steamer
Gre ssian was not only bound ~ Charleston, but
the facts show 4 at size could, Notwithstanding
her great draught OF water, lave entered New
dreams. Pensacola, Savannah, Charleston or
Wilmington. Tie vessel sud cargo are valued
at 81 ,400 900. After paying all tie expsI>es OF
the r.ze court, one-hall oil the re.n.un..eI 20 Q
To he Government, and the other InOlety u tile
ciplOrS.
Congress has inquired why the prize courts of
New York aud Philadelphia do not take action
towards condemhing some o. the leOel captured
vessels. The result oi the inquiry may produce
facts vi u Startling ch ,racter.
Nearly 4.UU0 sedn.e Ell for the naval service are
wanted Immediately.
A special disp Itch to the Herald saws:
Intelligent odirers. who have ami el the
White Hou>e OH Panunkey river. are as1oui-hed
AZ the noise IN ide n Cod.ress about It's occupa-
tiou "a Il hospital. Tue, ) ate IL caunot be IN ,de
10 accommodate more III III z RIttti Ut tNtiiy
patents; and IL II I gardeI ne "a very small PIE
text Tor n assault upon Nee elan, who through
the III formations "a unose wLo are howing at
him has been let with only "A part of the army
VI The Potomac to sustain the brunt OF the whole
war IN front of Richmond.
The editorial correspondence of the Times
slyS:
Mcclellan has been laboring under indisposi-
ton, more or less severe, tor several days. lie
il much better now. However. lie is iudeiatiga
be IN his attention 10 the details OF las official
duty, keeping an eve over every bridge and every
battery. aud spends Il Large part OF the day VA
the sdud.e. lie hats "A most EbOIiOus aud ehec-
i've stall. and the Whole business OF the army Is
IN tire most compact and complete order.
A dispitch To the Times SAYS:
The j judiciary COMMITTEE of the House have
commenced prosecuting tile invest < ltlop Cf tie
chaIles against Representative ben Mood. IL
is openly asserted that enough will be prove Ell
against him TO warrant his expulsion from the
House. Among other allegations II is rumored
tlrat an agent recently went South with his pass.
which was everywhere recognized 10y Tue reOeN
powers
a dispatch to the Tribune says:
A deputati0n representing the Union men at
fredericksburg will call upon the Secretary OF
War and the President 10 morrow To ask II they
and other LOYAL nsD within the line of our armies
cannot he .'ro' ected la the r liberty and property.
Although our guns bear upon fredericksburg
Union men are CT. Ell oil prisoners u k.cli-
mond ANA Their property destroy Ell or stolen
They think that ii the Government cannot pro.
tect them. ii at least can make reparalion IN kind
ana instead OF guarding the property vi leading
rebels, and guaranteeing to them The exercise oI
what they seem to regard rs the personal lights,
including that OF carrying information Ia tue
enemy they can puts lew Ut the worst III prison,
let their negroes To work Tor the Government,
aud Appropriate Their houses. grain aud clover u
the u>e 0l good Union soldier, and horses.
WAsHISe1oS. June 20 -rhe 4, esident has re
coghzed bar u Uster SOelerd as Consul Genera
OF Russia at New York.
zen. ; ,xton. Munt,r. Governor Of South Car
DINA, will leave Tor Port r ,yal next We