Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

tFsrst- ~ Items.
-mGa FAs ? The following i a Is'
If ham no died IN The LouisviIle
HOSPITALS from the 18th Of December To the 10Th
OF January:
W A. Oyerman. Co. T.. 5Ist Indiana.
Robert ID. r. Lee. Indiana caEalry. . f.
Samuef stuart. 18Th Indiana.
James Davis. Co. G. 18th Indiana.
Henry Eiler Co T., 18th Indiana.
Matthias wabrIa. Co. II. 57th Indiana
Beni. sieboIdt, Co. X. 18th Indiana
A " s sss. g; ~: + ID i9ai;ps 20, r,
George A. Fisher. Co. Y. 3Dth Indiana.
Homer suough. Co. ID. 2o,h Indiana
WsIbus Hunting, Co. X. 35th Indiana.
Louis Burr. Co I. Stat Indiana.
VIM Mooreiand. Co. g. 3cth Indiana
y. Reiland. Co. ID, 37th Indiana
Oscar Abbott. Co Q. 9th Indiana.
VIM. Brown. 5sth Indtana. st
- The 18th United States regulars appeared
on the streets Yesterday ON parade. The men
looked splendid.y and the music of the unap
rroachable bsnd was magnifccnt. The officers
and the men, alike. Of this corps take infinite pride
in the performanee of their duties according to
the regulations.
Mr.. benjamin. Slate. a resident Of lndianap
oils. and member Of the 26sn Indiana, arrived
in the city day before yesterday, having wound
in the throat caused by the accidental discharge
of pistol. which IS very serious Mr.. Slate is
we'll known in this community and his numerous
friends win be glad 10 learn that the prospects Of
his recovery = good
An officer who was at the recent skrmish az
Liule Bethel. is ready to make affidavit that the
enemy's center was composed of fifty negroes,
aanked by " bite rebels. and that while the whites
who TELL we're left on the field. the negroes bodies
were carried away.
The President is unwilling to accept Gene
raj Sigel's resignation. lie will not If it can be
avoided. -
-pHrLfrPIcs We fear that Wendell Philpps
made bard llit ut the Government in It's con
trast between its bar.rie holiness in stopping up
n harbor In which the commerce of the world is
Interested, AMI lis fer to touch the slave of a
rebel. But Whatever the Government may do to
protect the rebels in their slave property let us
have no more stone fleets In tie first place they
will never answer the purpose. and in the next
place il is not brave mode of warfare.-Cin
Gaz.. Black Republican.
The Cincinnati G0=etfe Of yesterday, says:
Governor Dennison received dispatches from
Washington, ON Friday night informing him
there was pressing necessity for troops in IVES
tern Virginia General Mcclellan was advised
that fourteen regiments of infantry and five bat
tcries of artillery, with two regiments of cavalry.
could be thrown into Virginia by Tuesday night;
and that more than half of these, which had re-
ceived marching orders. would be out of the State
by last night. On Saturday dispatches were re
ceiyed. countermanding the orders of Friday
night. The soldiers. however, have nstructonos
to hold themselyes in readiness to march.
We had the pleasure of meeting Capt. Will
c. Moreau. of the Indiana cavalry, in the city.
yesterday Capt Moreau informed us that his
health had suffered severely in the service ard
that he was on his way to Louisville to tender his
resignation in thorough disgust. not only at his
own condition as brave volunteer, but at the
inactivity which, under Gen. Buell., prevades our
grand army in Kentucky.