Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16
Sunday Night Dispatches.
From Mem phiN

MEMPHIS, June lo--lDe CITY ffmaiDs unuSu
ally quiet and orderly, and busine5s is slowly re
vIying.
Thus far the amount Of rebel iroperty seized
is only about so 600 dollars.
Capt II. W. Dill, of the Provott Guard, esti-
mates the value of cotton. sugar. &c concealed
for shipping, to be about 100000 :iollars This
is rapidly finding its way to the leSee.
The absentees have been oser estimated
Many, who ran at first, have returrxd, while those
who leave on upward bound bolts, are mostly
members of sanderei families.
The Mayor and City Council arg of Union pro
clivites as a general thing. aud exercise their
functions in harmony with militals rule. Their
continued good conduct is a renes Ell assurance
of this.
There only two three plsaes in the city
where Confederate scrip OF post oiice stamps are
worth anything. The most promiIAent rebel sym
pathisers will not take the scrip. !
An arrival here direct from Ma,sson brings in
formation that Gen Curtis had no preached Little
Rock. but was approaching il froisi Searcy. He
would meet with no opposition. .
Mr.. Markland agent for the Pofofiice Depart
ment opened the city Office TO-DAY and an agent
ofthe Treasury Department is on = way to open
the Federal Custom House
There has been about thirty applications for
the Office of Postmaster by prom. lent citzans Of
Memphis.
There is as vet, but one nationsI flag floating
from private residence, and tl1 is from the
house of Mr. Gage There is bt2 little activity
in shipping. although few dray dads of cotton
have been hauled down to the leves this morning.
some 500 bales of which being concealed in a
warehouse. 4
The Avalanche, in article ot belligerents,
admits that the South has defeI( fled the use of
privateers and guerrillas, ana CHARGES the North
with the commission of crimes az which human
nature in its mdest paroxysm OF passion feels
itself Mortified. 1t claims that legitimate belige
rents should settle questions of. war, leaving
peaceful civilians to the enjoyment :of their rights
and observes that these views are Acknowledged
by the Federals here. and thinks ttat this course
will win gradually upon the Southern people.
The Argus INDUCES in a serieA OF rabid and
vindctve articles and should bel suppressed at
once.
The Avalanch SAYS, about tw 4nty FIVE rebel
officers and soldiers have, thus fsr, serrendered
themselves to Col Fitch.
The United States navy yard and buildings
has been taken possession of b.. Flag Officer
Davis in the name of the Govern ssient. and will
be occupied the headquarters2 of his feet.
The buildings are in good preservation.
The steamer J. d. Perry. Alex: Seigler mas
ter arrived here this morning. hass'ing board
the 47th Indiana regiment, COY Slack, and
Nolen's Cavalry
Col. Slack. being senior officer. Aipersedes Col.
Fitch in command Of this post.
There is no evidence that the 1eet will start
down the river yet for several dayS
The Memphis Grenada Appeal g the 10Th says
that misapprehension prevails in Ssgard to parti-
san rangers. They are called mtg service by the
Confederate Congress and are designed TO act be
yond the lines of army as independent fighters
to be provided like ordinary soldiers and to have
Al - \ "A Il
| are not guerrillas and hopes Young men will not
fear to enlist 1t says it the FedeJals treat them
as pirates President Davis will interfere to protect
| them.
The Appeal states the facts about the Mem
| phis occupation tollerably fairly, admitting that
| Col Fitch is pursuing system Of liberal public
policy, vet INDUCES in vindctive comments
NJ. c. Galloway, late POSTMASTER Memphis
announces that he has removed the Office to Gren
ada.
An order is published in the Appeal by order
of Gen. Beauregard, denouncing the officers Of
| Gel. SCOTS Louisiana cavalry for rebellion al
| Corinth.
Vicksburg was still in rebel han:s on the lOtf
1 instant.
Col. Slack issued an order this morning pro
hibiting the dealing in using currency of tn,
| Confederate States and that the Use thereof as 1
circulating medium would be reg .rded as an in
suit to the Government of the tUnited States
Persons offering it are to be arr4 ted and sum
marily dealt with
Rebel sympathisers are beginning to vince IN
der the vigorous policy OF the new commandant
Beauregard's army is reported y be at Lupelo
fifty miles south of Corinth. Arrangements ar
being made to fortify the place.
Deserters continue to arrive Rere daily anc
take the oath.
Gen Price was reported to beeat Mobile or
j Tuesday last. On the same dat Breckinridg
was at Meridian. :
! 1t is believed that Col Slack vel immeiatel
require all civil and judicial offce,s to take TN
oath.
The gunboat Sterling Price h' been raises
and will be sent North immediateA for repairs.
The Charleston Courier of the says that Of
Saturday morning portion OF Gen. Ewell'
command attacked the enemy I'D captured
quantity of baggage.
The FederaIs advanced on Sunsay evening OF
James Island. On their approach our troop
retreated
Gen Kirby Smith is said to be N command o
the troops opposed TO Gen. Mitchell
The Jackson Mississippian Of she 18th say
Gen. Lovells command enganed swo of tie enc
mys gunboats on the morning .f the 9Th AM
succeeded in driving them off.