Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-31
Night Report.
Night Report.
NEGRO PLOT AT CHARLESTON.
NINETEEN NEGROES HUNG.
RUM0RS OF FRENCH INTERVENTION.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MIS-
SOURI,
Morgan Routed at Rolling Fork, KY
Rebels RepuiSed at N'sW HGren.
kentucky.
NEGRO PLOT AT CHARLESTOl
&C., &c, &c, &c, &c.

CAiRo, Dec. 30.-New Madrid is 10 be re-
occupied; the 3sth Iowa wentsthere 10 day.
All quiet at Columbus.
WAsHlNGrox, Dec. 30-It is ascertained nu
thoriiatively that there is 10 foundation for the
rumor that the Committee OF WAYS and Means
have entertained my proposition whatever 10
change the existing law for receiving old demand
treasury notes for customs.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided not
20 make any further issue of certificates OF IN
debsedmcss beyond the limited amount alresdv 20
the credit OF The disbursing officers 1t is under
stood that holders viii have the privilege. as soon
as faac,icable. To- fund them Into % Years 8 per
cent. bonds.
intelligence from Alexandria represents that
Stuart's cavalry force. with artillery. were yester
day encamped IL miles from that city. not far
from BuIkS Station, on the line OF the Orange
and AIcxtndria road
Two rebel cayalrymen. wearing uniforms
similar TO our own, came into aud rode about
Alexandra on Sunday. They did not remain
long.
A dispatch from the Army of the Potomac SAYS
all is quiet on the Rappaha3nock.
Ford's theaier was destroyed 10y fire this even
ing 1t 6 o'clock.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is now
prepared to supply NIL variety OF stamps required
5y the excise law, IN qu tntities sufficient tor the
use of the people oil he District OF Columbia and
States east Of the Rocky Mountains. All per
sons within lie district specified. guilty of %wilfully
ne.lecting to use said stamps hereafter. will be
subject to The penalty provided by law.
In the Mcdowell Court OF Inquiry to-day the
cross examination OF Gen. Sigei was concluded
AT is close an opportunity was afISriel him TO
make an explanation OF hs testimony. but he lie
sired time 70 consider ami would transmit them in
wriine
Capt Dshleren. Of Gen. Sigel's staff. was ex-
amimed cOnoe fninc remarks Gen. Mcdowell Is
said 10 have made tn him whilst bearing "A mess
zee from Gen Sigel to Gen. Med. He con
frmed the testimony OF his Chief.
FoRrRKss MONROE, Dec. 2S.-The Briti.h
frigate Melpomene left Hampton Roads this
morning
1.-THE Monitor and Passaic went doxn the roads
this afternoon.
New YosK. December 30.-A Norfolk letter
contains the following:
A British subject who came here from Charles
ton. 5 c., within a few dsss. brings Information
that nineteen negroes were hang in the streets
Just prior TO his departure. This occurred in con
sequence Of a discovery made in rather a siugu
lar manner. The whites there for some time past
have been closely watching the movements of
the blacks. and thinking they observed al unu
sual number OF funerals among them, a white
man disguised himself aud followed one OF tie
! professions. On arriving at the buryisg ground
( he discovered that the coffin contained arms,
which we're taken and buried in a vault. in which
a number had already been deposited. The con
sequence Of the discovery was the execution OF
nineteen Of the most intelligent Of The conspira.
tors.
A Washington letter states that rumors Of for
eign Intervention are quite common there. but
cannot be traced 10 any authentic source. IL il.
however. claimed b: many intelligent person.
that Mr.. Seward confidently expects intervention
by the French government in our affairs, and
that be has shaped the foreign diplomacy Of thi,
Government of late wholly in reference To such
danger. Hence he caacedes scquiescence in the
trade going on between New York and shs