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TRANSMITTED TO THE NEW ORLEANS BEE.
FROM RICHMOND.
British Vessel Burned By the Yankees
Richmond, January 26.-IntelIigenc,
from Wilmington has been received
In official quarters announcing tha
British vessel, named York, was
stranded near the mouth of Cape Fear
river, when some Federal vessel threw
on board combustible materials which
set fire to her. The crew escaped.
The reported wrecking of large
portlon-of the Burnside fleet off Hatteras
needs confirmation.
From NASHVILLE.
Latest from General Cri4endea's
Command.
Nashville, January 27.- It is now
definitely ascertained that eight regi-
ments, numbering from four to five
thousand men, participated in the
battle at Fishing creek The most of
them were in the hardest part of the
tight, All of them fought desperately,
until overborne by superior numbers
The enemy certainly numbered twenty
one re- im2nts
The latest adviccs report General
Crittenden cncamped at Livingston
having succeeded in rallying nearly all
his forces.
Nnetysix of the wounded arrived at
Knoxville yesterday.
Four Of our surgeons refused to
leave the sick and wounded, and were
taken prisoners.
Major Fogg, aid to General Zolli-
Golfer, died on Saturday. His remains
were brought herelast evening.
From Fort Henry.
Fort Henry, January,26, MA
courier has just arrived from COL |
Mlller's command, which was sent in
pursuit of the enemy. Col. Miller could
lot. come up with the Federals, they
lavlng made forced marches.
The Federal advance was within
welve miles of Paducah at 6 o'clock
his morning. Our troops halted eleven
nlles from the enemy's rear and will
eturn to Fort Henry.
From RIcHMoND.
ki ki,hmond, ia iuary 2S.-Notwith-
tandlng the apparently threatned
of Savannah our Government
as the utmost confidence, from
of the situation resources
nd means of defense, and the ability
Experience and gailantry of the officers
nd men commanding in the service
lere, that Savannah cannot be takeh
y the Federal forces.
The official Federal report of the {
attic near Somerset says: Federal
'ss 80 killed, 127 wounded, and among
le wounded is Col. Nc Cook.
Confederate loss ia killed and !,
1ried ll6 wounded, 45 prisoners mot
S of whom are surgeonts, IS
I'd Lent7Col. Carter, Of the Seventeen1
Regiment. T
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The delegate to the United States
Congress from Colorado Territory is
among the prisoners held,by the federal
at Jefferson City He was arrested
because Of suspected Southern pro
clvites.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06
Mr.. Editor,

enclose you a card published by the
Chevallier Bayard Of the Southern
Army, Gen, Ben NcCulloch in reply to
Mr.. J. W. Tucker-who alone, of all
the detractors Of our brave General,
has the manincss to sign his name.
Every man, who has served in that
gallant Confederate Army in Missouri,
will rejoice at the opportunity thus
offered and 50 quickly seized upon by
the General to effectually contradict
the many erroneous and slanderous
charges made against him and his com
mand by irresponsible persons No
word OF mine could add strength to
truth or force of Gen. AcCuIloch's
answer Yet, there is not line or a
word in the whole answer that will
not at once be endorsed by every man
Of til command, as simple unwani.
shed tale Of the transactions therein
spoken Of
! thank Mr.. Tucker for signing his
name to his article fer, it enabled old
Ben to at once silence such erroneous
charges-by the simple dignity of
TRUTH ask of you the republication
of the card for myself and confreres Of
3rd Regt. La Vol.
S. M. HYAMS.
A Card from Rrig-Gen Mr.
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JOIN BLAIR SMITH.
Brigadicr General I'd Brigade 4th
Division, Louisiana Militia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
southern News.

MEMPHIS, Feb. !, Three Federal gunboats
appeared on the Tennessee river yesterday and
opened fire on Fort Henry.
The latter responded.
There was no damage done the fort.
The Federals are landing troops two miles from
the fort and an attack is expected.
The Confederates are in full force on the Ten.
nessee river.
No damage from the Federal forces is appre
hended
\ order was issued from the War Department
on the 18th inst, ordering all military command
to impress all the saltpcter found in their dis
tricts except such as in the hands OF original
manufacturers, Government agents and conlrac
tors, paying therefore forty cents per pound and
10 more.
The order is issued in consequence of the mo-
nopoly OF SPECTATORS and the exorbitant rates
charged the Government for the article.
The Richmond Dispatch says the Missouri
difficulty has been satisfactorily arranged, and
adds thar General Price will doubtless be com
missioned Major General. and Missouri troops
are received into the Confederate service as
twelve months volunteers.
The Virginia Legislature went into secret ses-
sion ON the 4th inst. for the purpose of consider
inc an important communication from the Gov
ernor, and which, it is understood. the State and
Confederate authorities are entirely agreed. LIS
purport will not transpire at present.
The Richmond Dispatch, IN an editorial also
SAYS:
Spain is the natural ally of the South Ii the
South has had friend from the beginning of her
troubles, it has been Spain.
We think it due to her generous and chvalrous
people 10 have sent Representatives. to the Spanish
Court, aud thereby laid broad and deep the foun.
dations of permanent and close ami,y to that na
ton.
IL is not too late now to rectify the omission,
which was not dictated by any want of courtesy
LATER
There is no further news from the Burnside
fleet or the Merrmac ----- ---- u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
from PhiIad.iphia.

PH,LADkLPAIA, Feb. The Inquirer Of this
city has special dispatch containing the follow
ing Southern items:
Most OF the rides and considerable quantity
of the ammunition from the wrecked steamer
City OF New York, one OF the Burnside expcdi-
ton. have been recovered unHjufed
A gentleman from Norfolk says that the re
bels are under the impression that the Burnside
expedition has been completely wrecked.
The rebel troops at Norfolk are being rapidly
sent South as Ear rs Mobile
Drafting will commence In the rebel States ON
the Let OF March.
Beauregard Is at Nashville.
Bishop Ames and Hon. Hamilton Fish win not
be received b, the rebel Government
ArorsrA, Feb. IA letter from Savannah
says heavy firing wac heard Ia the direction Of
New River on the South Carolina side on Mon
day morning lasting four hours
Confederate officers at Savannah cay that one
of the batteries at New River had been attacked
BY Federal gunboats and that one OF the gnnboats
at least was DESTROYED.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

Nk" YORK, February Z.
Flour dull and common grades are about Sc
cheaper; demand light; s. 1000 80 for su-
perfne State; S6@6 Is for extra State, chiefly
at seas 05; s5 7o@5 IS for super6ne Western
50 95@6 10 for common 10 medium extra West
ern; So O5@6 10 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sc 2066 IS Tor trade
brands, market closing steady.
Whisky firmer; sales at 24@24l sc, chiefly at
'24lz e. -tr ~ rrran Nre
There Is only 4 limited business doing in wheat
and the market generally is unchanged the sup
ply is quite limited; sales Chicago spring 81 -
al SO, Milwaukee club at 81 36t1l &C. amber
Jersey 81 AZ. red Maryland at 81 A.. winter red
Western ut 81 45@l 46; small lot of white
Kentucky at 81 81.
Corn shade firmer. with moderate demand
for export and home consumption; sales at 651 =
@66c for medium in store and Csc delivered
81 Gl5cc for damaged DO.
Pork in better demand chiefly for future de-
livery but the market is without decided change;
sales at sl2@l3 for mess; Sl2 I5@l3 30 for
prime mes, 81 % for prime. - Il -...r 49, e.
Beef m fair demand NJ iull prices
Dressed hogs in good request at 464Ilc for
Western, chiefly at the inside price; 40I41{ 10 for
city
Lard more active but without decided change
in price; sales at rs &C. the latter an extreme
price.
Butter quiet; l2@l4c for Ohio and l6@2lc for
State.
Coffee-Rio firm; market quiet at I9@ l9lsc;
small sales re-la
Sugar-Raw unchangel sales at 7@738c for
Cuba; 80 @s34c for Porto Rico and Havana;
615@57sc cash. ,..a tssr
Moasses without material change in price
small sales NJ Ole
Cheese dull at SAFE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

Tur Nrw York SroRE-The Messrs. Glenn.
proprietors OF this famous establishment. East
Washington street. south side are determined
not to be surpassed in the conduct of their bust
ness by any firm in Cincinnati. Chicago, Louis
Vile or 81. Louis In fact they rival with their
splendid displays upon their counters any house
in the great metropolis. New York. We under
stand that their huyer started East Yesterday To
remain during the season. The gentleman will
be heard from daily in the way of shipments. The
cheapest and the most costly. the most beautiful
and the most durable Of goods may always be
request the attention of ladies to this fact.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

- Rev Joshua Wells, the oldest clergyman Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. died recently at
the residence Of Mr. William Fite, in Baltimore
county. Nd. IL. the 9eth year of his age. Mr..
W. Was a native OF Maryland, born in 1864. and
in early life connected himself with the Meiho-
dist Church. He was contemporary with " esley
Asburs. Whitefeld. Coke. and other pioneers of
that denomination. having become itnerant
preacher in lIss, when he was twenty -four years
of age.
= A few days since, Major General Mcclellan
was made active member of the American Bible
Society by the Juveniles Missionary Society of
the First Pre~hyteriar Church. N Y. The Ger
tihcate was presented TO the General by Mr..
Adam Wartbman, of Philadelphia. and reply
will he made TO the children in n few DAYS.
Divine service will be held in all the church
in the city To morrow.
- We shall he happy to note better observ-
ance OF the Sabbath in Indianapolis, whenever
We can DO 50 with due regard to the truth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

HELLrR.-To night is the last hight of this re-
nowned magician at. metropolitan Hail. This af-
ternoon, at halfpast O'Clock little Fred, the
most wonderful boy in the world. takes benefit.
OF course. all the little boys and all the little
girls. and mammas, aunts, grandpapas, and i'm
mediate paternal ancestors and guardians will go
to see the inexpcable little Fred.
Miss Kimberly the beautiful and gifted actress.
appears at the Metropolitan on Monday night
next. in the Octoroon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

.IIaE. . 4f8 - |aN p z. I. .
For Sale or tO Exchange
FOR clTY PROPERLY.
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm.

situated eight miles from ipdlsnapoiis.
nSTuF INDIANAPOLIS AMI cIScfxSk m RAIL
~ ROAD, with tLr station Gsiapdet In n center.
every fcnccd, nearly AL the rnls o. recsntly
reset 300 10 cultivation 400 uncerdransd -four
COED orchards eight we'll q sseA bsrns AMI
us feet long nearly completed family rescfce
worth 0O0 I've tenant hones, asaS-m pofih z.o0e
q stors and siore-hours. The higby fertile farm.
equacd situation % any IN Che state. only 20 minutes
by railroad Inilanapols four passenger rans stop
ping the farm each day. with state read nm
nng fh -ougL IT. center eiered for ale great
bargain b. divided int ~ eight farm a de-
sired. For terms apply 90 the owner J :. BROWN
G-laBdsf. Ja1aaG, 4. lsSl-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
Decisions oil the Supreme CourtOf I'm
diana---Novc mbcr FERN.

SIXTY THIRD pAY-FEB. =, lr62.
Fraucis Owen " John e. RyneArsoR--Hend-
ricks c. L. Reversed
James Heron. Receiver of Savings Bunk OF
Indiana " Elisha Vance ct al.-Fayette c c.
Affirmed
Robert Gross " John Pelrson-W abash {. C
Affirmed
VIM Nicewanger W Rachel Bevard--I'rant
e G Reversed
New Albany md Salem Railroad Company vs.
Rober, Higman- TippecaRoe Z. L. Affirmed
with FER cent. damages.
john G. kirkman Thomss kenyan ct al
Putnam G c. Affirmed
Cincinnrt aud Chicago Railroad Company e,
al ~ Henry Rowe ct al-Delaware L. c. Al
frmed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

FORTRESS MoxRor. February 6-Tho United
States steamer Suzanne. of the Burnside expedi-
ton, arrived here this morning having come out
of the lnle, the dsy before. f-fffnr5If
The feet was inside Hatteras Inlet and nothing
had been done. 6sA e q - - o II ~ ~
Most il NOT all the vessels had gone over the
bsr.--Six- ,hoesapd troops had been landed from
them. HANnrN ~m
The gunboat Herbert was lot in addition to
those before mentioned
forward uovesssat wsss shortly espected
There was rumor circulated that the rebels
had offered. through Tag of truce, 20 give up
Roanoke Island on condition that Elizabeth City
shonld not DE attacked s...s 20 - .asss =
The Louisiana had been got on
4 aas Of truce went to cr,ney Island 10 day
large number of ladies and children returned
with il 10 90 North. also L. IL b Sands. of the
18th Michigan reginssi5 = prisoner s'z~ar who Is
is released on parole
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

cincinnati Iarket.
fttt tAf cISefsxs1I FAbrisr, :.
Flour unchanged fair demand at i4I5a4 20
for supertine. and 81 259l 30 Coz extra and
family
wles, IA good demand sales at 81 acc for
prime rel and 95Gsl for white
Corn firm and in good demand at pc.
Oats steady az DC.
Rive IN quite active demand at Sc
Barley sses,iy ats0 q SIC for fall. -r
Whisky fEm atl7e. ~ u ~
Pork spectators SEE selliaa out: sales AZ - 30
for country and - IS FOR city.
Lard is firmly held at 65s@634c with BUYERS
at6i "a 65ac.
Bulk meats duh with no sales and they were
offered freely at 25s94c
Sugar dull and unchanged.
Moasses dali aud prizes lower.
Coffee Is quiet but trm at l9ls@2lc.
Money mark ct unchanged; exchange steady at
"a prem.
There was great rejoicing over the victory on
the Tennessee river and at the passage of the
Treasury note bill. The excitement on Change
when the news was announced was immense.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
NOTICE.
Notice Ia Indiana Troops.

QvARrEaNAsrER 6ESERAl's DrFAKr~ESI.l
lSpTa~k NoIrSTNNKs. , :
indianapolis, January 80, ls6s.
yU,HE UNDERSIGNED USES THIS MEDIUM or AP-
prsug the Indiana troops that there yet remains in
M, Department. alargesyock " Blankets. Comforts. Nce
Shirts Drawers Socks Mi;sns and Gloves, the dcus
oas from s parts OF he STATE. for As,T bu
o. such II soldiers need them Letters have
been addressed mans the ceiosea and Hegnsussl
Q1arternassrs inviting them order supplies Of these
ssds some hsvedoue 50. but hive fssied reply
Pcsulnu that TINS notice may reach whom letters
have not reached the request IS hereby made thar wher
go0is Of the above description nseted, the
Colonel Quarterniaster u such regiment viii imIne
diAiey apply for the stating The quantity OF each
died. and what point they should be sent They
will all cases while the supply Lasts be promptly for
ward-d a, tn cxpcnseof the Stair. III. VAIN.
febl-d2w QuartermaSter General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

McLEAN FEMALE INSTITUTE This hourishing
Institution will commence its second semi annual
session on Monday next. The Rev. Charles
Sturdevant, one of the most accomplished of
scholars and gentleman is Principal of the Nc
Lean Female Institute.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
IEEDAIIYsENnksL ON EARIY IaAINs.

TIE DAILY STATE SENTINEL = ssnt ~ all tbe early
morning express and freight trains and delivered sub
sbers in adjacent towns about the time It Is dis
irdfes N shfscsy ms eu.sge readers a, adI.taioe
from six 10 twelve hssr- before they receive through
papers Published elsewhere. News dealers and carriers
ia any - the tevn- eaTaiiresis esnsefng At Indianapolis
w b supplied with the SENTINEL on a. good terms a.
any other paper for the Daily viii be supplied at
Agents rates Orders are solicited d6w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

To- The great secret in buying is to know
when and where to buy in order to get the best
bargains We know you can save thirty per
cent besides having your full names, date. &c,
beautifully engraved by going to W H. Talbot
& Co for jewelry and silverware.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
From paducah.

PApucAH. Feb. 7-General Smith on the west
and General Grant on the east side of the river
are pursuing the retreating rebels.
Ii is reported and credited by some of our
officers that the rebel troops at Fort Henry were
not true to the rebel cause, and took advantage
of the opportunity offered by the attack to run
away from the fight that was distasteful to them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

GoLp PENs--Bowen, Stewart 4 Co. have just
received large invoice of the popular Fair
child pen" They warrant them for six months,
and return pens when the points come oil.
They are decidedly the finest gold pens in the
market
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

The extra edition Of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings OF the sth Of January Conven
tim. being exhausted. and to meet the additional
or'iers We are. daily receiving Cor them. We have
concluded TO publish another edition larger type
Those Of oas friends who desire TO orde' them
viii please 10 30 promptly.
Price 81 per Hundred -
No better ,locnncft can be circulated 90 disa
buse the public mind Of the erroneous impress
si0us that interruptions papers and politicians
have attempted 70 create in regard 10 the charac
ter Of the Convention and its action upon the mo
mentaOus issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

prom fe- NJ. YcRrll,a. Fasfor 81 Roberfs CRaIs
IxnaAxAroiIs. oe;oter 6. l>sT.
DIX. c. ". RoBAcK-Dear Sir: | have used
vour Blood Purifier Cor nervous affection. from
which have suffered much at times. While Il
i pleasant In the taste. il certainly has ar PIP,
effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks
for vour Kind regards, and believe me
Yorrs. ]. ". T. dcMuLLsS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

IN Miss Belle Carroll will reopen her school
for BOYS and Misses in the basement of the Asso-
cate Reformed Church, on Ohio, between Penn
sylvania and Delaware streets on Monday next.
Miss Carroll is an accomplished and thorough
teacher. and her enterprise should be encour-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

bombardment Of Fort ffepry II enessee. on the
Tennesse river. and that our troops in large force
bad landed three miles below the fort
! No details of the battle had been received.
A dispatch from Augusta, Maine. SAYS
a resolution in favor of cou6scating, HberatiDg
aud also srming tie slaves OF rebelsif Il shall be
military necessity. passed the Senate today BY
a vote OF 81 against 4.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

HOUSE-Mr. Stevens said the United States
note bill which passed Yesterday provides fer the
payment of the interest ON bonds semi annually
in coin. This he said was inadvertently inserted
and 10y unanimous consent
To day the House amended the bill 10y striking
out the words. thus leaving il 10 the convenience
or option of the Treasury Department to pay the
interest either IN coip OF paDer.
Mr.. Holman, from the Committee on Govern
ment Contracts, reported joint resolution de
clarng that certain lands were granted to Mis-
souri, on condition that Government troops and
military supplies be transported over such rail
roads might Ire constructed from the sales and
proceeds thereof free of charge. but in consider
alton of the fact that the ability OF the Hannibal
and st. Joseph and Pacific railroads have been
greatly impaired by the public enemy. the secrez
tary OF War is authorized To make such an ad-
juStmenl with these roads as may he Just and rel
sonable during the existence of the rebellion.
provided the charges do not exceed those xed 10y
the War Department.
Mr.. Holman urged the necessity of the adop.
ton of the resolution. aud maintained that the
Government could not transport troops. muni-
tons and supplies as economically were il 10 take
possession of the railroads private parties.
Mr. Sedgwick caused the dispatch from flag
officer TO Secretary Welles Of the victory OF Fort
Henry to he read to the House. which was re-
ceived with great demonstrations OF applause.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

- Another arrival, by express. of ladies ,
misses and childrens "Balmoral' shoes, patent
leather. tipped and plain embracing excellent
assortment, and substantially made.
feb9-3t KSoDLE 4 Son.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

- Hays Academy will open Monday, the
10th inst, in the rooms under Masonic Hall
fronting on 1,enuessee street. - Ha cit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

Applications ron LicESsE.-This i the last
week that applications for license can be received
Tor publication, so thai they will be in time Tor the
March session OF the Board OF Commissioners.
Parties Intending 10 apply at the 'Fch session
.ba,,Id h,,d in their notices before Sunday next,
i'm time for the next Weekly Ut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

- The old reliable house of W III. Talbot
& Co is offering great Inducements to purchasers
Of first class jewery and silverware You get
any amount of -esgravirg you want, free of
charge.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-Oue 10; within "a squares Of Odd fel-
lows Hail. fronting 80 feet price s25 per foot front
centrally located aud well calculated for business
property for a residence kILBY FERGUSON.
Real Estate Agent, Nc. -, y. Washington street
s-htlI.f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

- The New Albany Ledger says there is a
gang of rascals about that city engaged in the
circulation Of counterfeit coin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
Prom philadelphia.

PHlLpEIFniA. Feb. IA dispatch about a re
ported riot at Norfolk Is incorrect. IL Is stated
that the riot occurred az Richmond and not az
Norfolk