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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
From Kansas.

LEAvESwoRTH, January 3l.-General order
number II. Kansas Department. prohibits the
troops of this department from entering the de-
partment of Missouri. without special orders
All armed parties, whether belonging to the Gov
ernent service or not, who shall hereafter cross
the Kansas border, and enter the department of
Missouri without due authority, shall be adjudged
10 have entered for the purpose of committing
depreciation and shall be held subject to the pen
alties of military law. All armed bands of men
in the State of Kansas not in the service of the
United States acting under special authority,
obtained from the General of the State or Of the
General commanding. are hereby warned to dis
band and return to their homes Military Com
missoners for the trial of all such prisoners and
all who are now detained on charges of armed
depreciation or jayhawking, viii be established.
The 9th Wisconsin, Colonel Solomon. is quar-
tered in the city.
The 2d Ohio cavalry. Colonel Doubleday. is in
Platte city, Missouri.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

SALE OF REAL EsrAIE-The Messrs Glenn
have purchased the lot on Washington street.
known as the Gregg property" next to the cor
ner of Alabama street. 67ia feet front by 19s
deep, for 81 $50 This sale is an evidence that
property in indianapolis is holding its own. not
withstanding the war times. The Messrs. Glenn
propose to erect block OF brick stores upon this
lot during the coming season. Ii has been sug-
gested that this would be a.. excellent location
for a Concert Hail, 50 constructed as to be used
for concerts. lectures and religious purposes. On
secular evenings it could be used for scientific
and social amusements of moral character. and
on SUNDAYS it migbt be used for a free church,
where some young Spurgeon could proclaim the
gospel to the thousands in our city who are un-
able to pay for sitting in our aristocratic temples
of worship. without price and for the free will
offerings of those who attend. ,.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
Night Dispatches.
Prom Fortre,. MONROE.


FORTRESS MoSRoE, Jan. 30.-In expectation of
the success of Gen. Burnsides expedition. IN the
opening of at least two Congressional Districts
Marshal Nash, and Taylor, the Provisional Gov
ernor, have issued proclamation ordering an
election on the 22d of February 70 ratify or re-
iect the ordinances OF the Convention ofthe 18Th
of November, and also for the election of two
Representatives in Congress-
The following IS from to day and yesterdays
Southern papers:
SAVANNAH, Jan 2e--The city is comparative
ly quiet Il rtarfefBiF .Btnge
No Immediate attack is appreheDced-
The object OF tue Yankees seems TO be to cut
of communication sith Fort Pulaski.
There were six Federal gunboats 1t Walls Cut,
and seven at the head OF Wilmington Island,
commanding tie channel of the river.
Yesterday. Com Tatuall was conveying two
steamers and a fatboat towards FoIt Pulaski
with provisions. The enemy opened fire upon
them.
battle then eilsued, lasting forty minutes.
HE provision boat and the steamer Samson
ne~ returning
The Felerass tired upon Tie latter and she was
slightly damaged
Fort Pulaski is now fully provisioned FOR six
months
A letter from an officer at the fort saws that the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
Southern News.

NEW YoRK, Jan 30-The following items
are taken from Southern papers:
AUGUSTA, GA. Jan. 27.-The Savannah Morn
ing Mems of this date SAYS that thirteen Federal
vessels, seven OF which were steamers of war.
reported off Skiddaway Island Yesterday. Fifteen
more ere also seen from Fort Pulaski bound
southwark.
The Confederate steamers Savannah and st.
Johns have reconnoitered Walls Cut and found
the enemy trying 10 remove the distractions
placed in that locality. fti1't
The Confederates discharged their muskets at
the Yankees who fed. leaving their provisions,
bedding blankets, &c.
AUGUSTA, Jan 2S-Intelligence from Savan-
nah that six Federal vessels entered the
river Yesterday, back Of Little Iybee and passed
up to the north end of Wilmington Island trying
to cut off communication between Fort Pulaski
and Savannah
The enemy shelled Wimngto Island nd fired
into the Confederate steamer Ida; but no injury
was done
Com Tatnall's feet was at Thunderbolt; but
arrived safe at Savannah.
Fort Pulaski has provisions enough to last them
six months
The New Orleans Crescent says that the steam
er Calhoun entered a Louisiana port Thurs
day night, when she accidentally burst her boiler
and became unmanageabe.
The Captain fearing capture burned the yes
Shortly after the commencement Of hostilites
the Calhoun was fixed up at New Orleans a
privateer
She made several trips, succeeding in bringing
in number of rich prizes
The printing Office Of the Sumter Republican
at Americas Cohen, was destroyed by FIRE.
MOBILE, Jan. 26.-The Register states that a
private dispatch from Pensacola announces the
safe arrival there of Confederate schooner.
The schooner Jesse Richmond while attempt
ing to run the blockade got aground The Cap
tain and crew abandoned her and burnt the vessel
including about $50 bales of cotton
NASHVILLE, Jan 26.--Private dispatches from
Bowling Green announce that l5OOO Federals
crossed Green river Yesterday.
Baton ROUGE Jan 26-The Governor to-day
sent to the Legislature his veto of the bill to loan
the cotton planters 81 900, 900 of State Treasury
Notes.
This settles the question, as there is not suf
fcient majority for it in either House TO pass it
over the veto.
The Mobile Tribune, of the Doth. saws: 49,
There has been nine Federal bodies picked up
on the beach, killed by our men in the taking OF
the schooner Wilder, and it expresses the opinion
that at least thirty of the enemy we're killed on
that occasion.
The British Consul at Mobile has sent a mes
senger, by flag of truce. to demand the liberia
ton Of the schooner Wilder, which is claimed as
British vessel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

= The Rev. Mr.. StringfeHow, breaches at
Christ church. so-morrow at 1917 A. NJ.
- The Rev Mr. Day will preach at Masonic
Hall on Sunday morning at the usual hour. In
the evening, the monthly Sabbath school concert
win be held at the same place.
Archbishop Hughes, at his reception by the
Emperor Napoleon. had the privilege OF blessing
his son, 1.-The imperial boy" who was brought in
for that purpose.
"A letter from Col. Corcoran says that DR..
Lynch. the Catholic Bishop of Charleston, lost
Sl20 600 by the recent coudagration in thai city.
-Recent investigation has revealed that the
aggregate issue ofbibles from Great Britain every
wear is nearly four millions, many as
existed in the whole world before the present cen
tury
-Nearly eight thousand Scripture verses were
recited by the scholars in Wesley Chapel Sabbath
School. New Albany, Sunday last.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
by TELEGRAPH

CfScIssATI, January 81
Flour shade frme,: supei'ine sold at 81 Is;
extra 81 %.
Wheat firm at e5@sac for red and 90995c for
white
Corn firm at 29c and in good demand
Oats unchanged at ..Sc.
Rye is hello AT 50@.2c.
Barley in good demand ut 5)052c.
Hogs firm; sales of 1000 head at g l56
40 the latter rate for extra large
Mess pork Is firm but quiet; sales at 50 75; the
best city is still held firmly at so; small lots of
inferior country are being procured at So 50@
% to fill the Government contracts.
Lard dull; sales at 612@634c, chiefly the
former rates
Bulk meats dull &c FOR side. delivered
Green hams in good demand, sales at 3633ac
Groceries quiet and Unchanged
Molasses &c lower and dull small sales at 43@
As cents
Coffee firm at 1910.
Sugar dull and unchanged At 9lsc for Cuba,
and 1899 for New Orleans
Money market unchanged and quiet exchange
1S@4 premium
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

sIr&sssrr roa Tur DAnr srAIs xSTIsEs-l
N0Oa Reports.
From, un.h,nu,an.

From Washington.
WAsHIEsroS. January 30.-Special 70 the
Tri5ane saws:
request has been preferred through General
Wool 70 the rebel military authorities in Rich
mOnd TO permit agent to visit the field of Bull
Run to obtain the remains Of Colonel joseph
Cameron and bring them 20 Pennsylvania
The act establishing the Court of Claims will
be amended by making decision final upon the
concurrence Of three Judges with limit of ap-
peal TO the United S.aees Supreme Court and the
disability OF Congressman 10 practice in il. The
bill for this purpose will be presented tomorrow
c. h. Waite has been appointed Justice of
Utah Territory
The 7imcs 3 dispatch says:
The House Committee the Pacific railroad
met to-day, and determined 20 report bill, but
without recommending is passage or its rejec
ton. -
Gen Stone arrived here to-day for the purpose
OF appearing before the Committee on the con-
duct of the war,
1t is supposed that Gen. Stone will no, return
10 Poolesville, as he has expressed a wish 10 be
relieved OF his command
The HereLi's dispatch s,ys:
General HeintZleman, it Is said is to be placed
in command OF new grand expedition to the
South. the details OF which are as yet kept Sc
cret.
The President and General Mcclellan are
hourly in expectation of important military
movements in Missouri, Kentucky and Ten
nessce.
General Hunters proclamation to his troops
that he will command the expedition across the
plains in person is hailed here by military men as
an omen of success.
General Lanes expedition about which so
much has been said was only in the Imagination
of General Lane himself, as he was never au-
thorzed by the President or General Mcclellan.
General Lane, when commissioned 10y the Presi
dent, was informed that he would act as a subor
dinate officer to General Hunter, and not indie
pendent OF hun
Gen Hunter will probably command the divis-
ion at Poolesvile
The Tilnes's correspondent On board the steam
transport Cahawba, which arrived at Annapolis
on the 2oth inst. has some interesting particulars
in relation 10 the sinking of the second stone fleet
in Mofatt's channel, one OF the entrances to
Charleston Harbor.
Operations were delayed by the stormy wealth.
er until Saturday, when the vessels were dis
masted and sunk in the same manner those III
the main channel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

rnAssn,rH
New York 'Iarkrt.

NV losk. January 81.
Flour advanced ubouf SC per brl with mod
crate denand Tor home consumption; sales at
- 5065 IS Tor superfine State, IS 7sG5 50
FOR extra Stats, chiefly az IS 1905 75: IS 50d
80 for snperfne Western: IS 75(a5 s. for com
mon to medium ezra Western; s. s5@6 for
shipping brands extra rotnd hoop Ohio, and
So iU66 75 for trade btsnds. market closing
firm with holders generally refusing TO accept ,he
inside quotations.
Corn neal Quiet and unchanged.
WHISKY unchanged; sales at % y d24e closing
firm at the inside price delivered at the railroad
depot.
Wheat lc better with moderate demand for
export and home consumption: small sales Chi
cago spring at 81 I06 Is, the latter price for
choice Milwaukee CLUB 81 3263I "a: arnber
Iowa 81 SO; red State 81 ~; red jersey 81 40;
amber Michigan 81 46@l 46is; very choice
white Kentucky 81 soc; amber Kentucky 81 "a
al 40; spring State 81 %; white indiana
81 Il.
Corn more active and about lie per bush bet
ter with moderate business doing; sales at Csc
for mixed Western in store and 65c delivered.
Rye firm; sales ut c3td -5c.
Barley scarce and nominal at e5690c.
Oats quiet and unchanged sales at Al d42c
Coffee market continues firm; sales of RIO at
Dressed hogs in fair demand at 4@4 "a; West
ern IA &C..
PORK market rules quiet and firm; small sales
at Sl2@l3 for mess, Sl36tl3 80 for West
ern and city prime mess. 8 50@9 80 for prime
Beet quiet: market very firm; small sales
at S4d4 %.
Cut meats unchanged
Lard market heavy put prices are without ma
terial change; sales at 7l49clsc.
Molasses quiet without change in price.
1913 &c and Java mt NC l.,
Butter selling slowly at llG1l5c for Ohio and
l6@2lc for State.
Cheese dull and nominal at 5ls@7c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

Of unsurpassed fertility. insteid. he held them
face 20 face with obstacles and dangers which
seemed to thicken with the peogress Of each Jay,
40 that when ihey g,sehed thes tents under the
walls of Rersi-s Proaast city. hey were as
nearly inyincible as lsgons OF men eosld De made.
Wheahe sarned his back pon Persia. his re-
treat Vas owing TO that sesese 5iscipIiee. .efes
Of brilliant victories up 10 the day1of his heroic
death. This vas Che result OF unremi,ting &C
TroS. Iron thews. ron enduranee lofty courage.
vaIor in the field. wisdom in council-tbese are
the offspring of well directed action; and these.
70 an army. are Indispensable An hour of Mil
Springs. vith its rain of lead and hail of iron, 30
fruitful in gtastly wosnds and death. bat crown
Ell with triumph. IS more glorious to tie soldier
than year OF uonotonous ense
-RrsicSEa.-Ist Lieut.. James Garrell, Oath
Ind.1yol !; ID Lieut.. Conrad Il. Lines. i7ih do /;
Capt II. Atkinson. f2d do. ls Lieut.. X. q.
Speed,nan, 3ith do. % Lieut. Squire johnson.
4ei do. and Let Lieut. VIM p Gard. 2eth do
an Of these designations have been accepted by
the department. f..
= Lieut.. Colonel James S Hester. Of the ;l2i
Indiana, arrived in the city yesterday. He brings
favorable reports from our gallant boys. IL Is
understood IN the army that the recent appoint
meDt OF John A Hendricks to the ColoneIcy Of
the 22d made by the Governor upon the suppo-
stion that Col. JEFF c. Davis had been promoted
to a Brigadier Generalship. and also the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Hester to the Lieut. Colonelcy is
null and void, Davis being merely acting Brga-
der The consequences is. Davis still holds his
position as Colonel, Hendricks Lieut.. Colonel,
and our distinguished friend Hester is left out in
the cold
: Lieut.. Colonel McReynolds of the 52l In
diana, (the railroad regiment) was yesterday pre-
scented by his old friends of Rush county with
splendid sword, sash and belt and pair of navy
revolyers. This testimonial was Just and de
served tribute to the qualities of gallant and
patriotic gentleman. who will undoubtedly distin
guish himself during the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
CONGREGATIONAL.


WAsHINsros. January al.
SENATE-Nr TAYLOR. from the COMMITTEES
on Pensions. reported a bili suiborizing the Sec
rotary Of the Interior 20 strike from the pension
roll all names OF persons who take up arms
against US or aid the rebels. The bill was
passed.
The Joint resolution IN relation 60 the indus
trial exhibition at London was taken up The
resolution Approprieies $4,000 for expenses Of
carrying out the former resolution. The resolu-
ton was rejectei--veas a. NAYS -
Mr.. wilson of Missouri introduced bin 20 Sc
cure the compietioc Of the southwest branch OF
the Pacific Railroad Referred.
On motion of Mr. Ten Eyck the bin % pro
hibit the Coolie trade by American citizens was
taken up and psssei.
The case of Mr.. Bright was taken up.
Mr. Fessender made a report from the Com
mittee OF Conference on the civil and diplomatic
appropriation bill. which Was eoncurred in, 80 the
bill stnncs passed..
Mr. Brght's case was continued.
Mr.. Bright replied 20 Mr.. Wilmot and others
He said there had never been proposition OF
peace fer seventeen wears he had not voted for:
there had never been any political issue be had
not voted against
HOUSE--On motion Of Mr.. Fessenden, an
editorial in the Chicago Tribune. stating that
one kind Of the cartridges furnished 10 the Burn
sideexpediton contained no powder. etc. was re
ferred to the Government Contract Committee
IL was resolved that the Secretary Of War
should inform the House OF the number OF req
mental bands employed in service. and IL their
services can be dispensed with
The Committee on Commerce we're Instructed
to inquire into the exPelicncy of passing a Ian
preventing the transportation OF osk timber.
The Treasury Note bill was postponed till
Monday. Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

enemy can not take IL by any attack they may
mnke
The Yankees are engaged IN removing The OH
sirUclOns from tie channel. There are other
defenses Yet to pass
The people OF savannah are 6rm and confident
OF Their ability 70 defend the city.
The Norfolk Day BSsk calls upon the ladies 70
contribute their red wooden skirts and dresses 20
the Government. The price Of flannel used for
ammunition being so high as 20 subject the Gov
eminent 10 serious tax. q.
The New Orleans Delta saws that steamer ran
the Federal blockade on the nigh; of the 18th
with 100 bales Of cotton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

FURs.-We call the attention of the ladies and
the public generally to the circulars issued by
L. |. Mossler. No 10 West Washington street.
lie has unquestiOnably the finest and most ex-
tensive stock of elegant, rare and rich furs ever
offered in Indianapolis He, that these desirable
articles may be brought within the reach of all,
will offer them 81 auction. The sales will com
mence this morning at 10 o'clock, and continue
from day TO day Ladies' are particularly re-
quested TO call and examine the stock. Mr..
Mossler's courteous clerks will take great plea
sure in showing them everything they wish to see.
80 lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
= MfTfa1~e Fafths pans sn,e sssshsei-
Hoberf Heller.

ISDIAvAFoLIs. Jan. 81. l-62
EprToR SENTINEL: I was made rlad this morn
ing BY your announcement OF Robert Heller. for
the entertAinmeuf Of our apP@iatire snd music
loving people FOR tie next week. For myself
even the anticipation Of so rich treat i n great
pleasure. Ii was my good fortune TO witness one
Of Mr. Heller's unriyalled entertainments At Louis
vile. last sunmer. aud % listen 70 hi. most AiIl-
fal perfornsnce ion the piano. on which instru-
ment. II my opinion, he excels greatly the re-
nowned Strakosch. As an organist have TO
hesitation in pronouncing him without peer.
The congregation OF Christ Church Louisville,
will never forget bis playing Of the grand Ts
Deum. or his voluntary at the close of service.
Socially, Mr. Heller is polished gentleman.
and in his public entertainments never loses his
identity. sEEt Tf 10 u 7.
With much pleasure in speaking OF true merit.
/ am. respectfully. Music.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

NEw YORK GROCERY This establishment,
No. IL East Washington street, c. H. Buell.
proprietor, is now replenished throughout The
stock of groceries is complete. every article pure
and fresh, and afforded the lowest market
Families, hotels and restaurants should deal at
warranted of the best quality, and articles pur-
chased delivered promptly in all parts of the
city. See advertisement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
From New York.

NV YORK, Jan. 3l-The floating iron bat
terry which has been building for the last three
months for the Government by Capt. Ericsson,
at Greensport Long Island, was Yesterday launch
eli in the presence OF large crowd. There has
been but one hundred working days since the date
OF the contract
The battery will be ready for service in little
over week.
The Richmond Dispatch of Wednesday, denies
the importance of the point gained by the feet,
and says even when it gets to Savannah il viii
not have accomplished much thus admitting that
Savannah is lost.
Our fleet may burn Savannah, it adds, but that
is not place of much Importance. has no cotton
or specie, and in fact is not as big as New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l-A schooner loaded
with salt cleared for w Washington the other day
tram Baltimore. She went, however, 20 the rebel
camp at Acauia Creek, having first signslied the
rebel batteries not TO fire upon her.
y new postage bill will soon be introduced N
the House reducing postage on letters on letters
two cents, and delivering letters free of charge
in cities.
The House Cemmftee on Territories have nm
der consideration bill TO regulate ana govern
the rebelhous States as territories.
The tenor If the foreign dispatches at the State
Department are peaceful
The steamer Hecla Of Philadelphia run the
blockade Of the Potomac last night without
ceiving a shot from the rebels. She was loaded
with stores for the army.
Four Federal steamers are now on the alert to
capture the pirate Sumter
Several Federal steamers are now living idle II
port for want of seamen- Commander Foote
wants 10000.
Minister Corvin. although DESTROYS ofreturning
home. viii remain If he can be of service 70 our
country. Toe Gogenment thlsks be can.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
From BosfOn.

Bosrox, Jan 30-ln the House to-day bill
in relation to the reading of the Biblc in the
schools was passed, requiring that some portion
of it shall be read daily emitting the words in the
common English version that the Douay yer
sion may be read if the School Committee re
require.
to day, aud will soon leave for Port ROYAL under
command of Capt Baldwin.
She Is thoroughly fitted for "A store and hospital
ship, and carries an armament Of four 64-pound-
ers and twenty 52-pounders-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

An ADMIRABLE MINIoN OF THE MooN-It was
on the beat of watchman Michael Glivan that
the other night party of burglars carried off a
safe and its contents from Rolls establishment,
Illinois street. making eGress bv the front
door, with all the gaslights blazing brilliantly
around them This Is good joke Gallivan.
Every other Waterman in the city ought to be
discharged. Gallivan can attend to everything
necessary to be done for the protection of the
lives and property of citizens.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

MErRoroLiTaS HaLL-This is most positively
the last night of the gorgeous fairy spectacle of
the Invisible Prince. besides which it is the last
dramatic performance until Monday, the 10Th of
February, the Hall beng occupied next week by
the magician Heller. Under these circumstances
the best our citizens can do Is 70 20 to night and
see the Prince IL is beyond question the best
burlesque ever produced here. Miss Macar,hy's
benefit last evening was perfect ovation We
congratulate her upon its complete success. Well
deserved too. Vincent was rs usual ''hinself
alone" and in London Assurance Aibaugh.
Hamilton, Hight. White. &c. acquitted them
selves with more than their usual competency
Go 20 night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
From ycW York.

NEw YORK, Jan. 3l.-There is no better de
mand for the $40 treasury notes, and at per
cent. discount there are numerous buyers. Ii is
supposed that Mr.. Chase has concluded to issue
no more TO contractors at present
The quotations at the Bankers Board is 81 to
Csc, but distinction is made between indorsed and
clear notes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

HELLER IN ST. LoUIs.-By our latest ex.
changes We see that this wonderful performer
of mystery, magic and music is still in St.
Louis, and notwithstanding he has been there
nearly two weeks, is nightly crowding the
Mercantile Library Hall to its utmost capacity
with better pleased audiences than ever before
convened in that city. If all that is said of
him be true-and we have no reason TO doubt
citizens may confidently look for rich
treat in his two entertainments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-A special to the Journal
from Cairo says:
Capt Constable, commander of the mortar
boats, returned from Pittsburg this morning.
Twelve OF the - inch mortars. with mortar
beds and ammunition, have been shipped.
Twelve of the mortar boats will be Immediately
put in readiness for active service.
DIR. Schales was tried at Charleston, Wednes
day, for horse stealing. The Commissioners
found him guilty of the charge.
The steamer Emma Duncan arrived to-day