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LATEST FR0M GEN. POPE.
THREE GENERALS CAPTURED.
Six Thousand Prisoners
Taken.

[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Trihunc.l
CA11.o, April S. 1862.
The rebel officers came aboard the Benton
last night from Island No. 10 with orders to
surrender. Captain Phelps returned with
them, and at one o'clock, having found the
enemy's batteries eyaeuated brought their
unconditional surrender.
Two gunboats we're dispatched with Colonel
Bulord's commands to take possession Of their
works,
The town is full Of rumors as to six thou
sand prisoners being taken, but the officers in
command have no confirmation Of the report.
Their present opinion is, that most Of the
rebels "ekedadd1ed' On Sunday.
Several transports, gunboats, the famed
ram Manassas, and many cannon are supposed
to be ours.
More particulars soon.
STEAMER BENTON, oFF ISLAND No. 10,
ArR1L Z: VIA CAIRO S-To Hon. G. Welles,
Secretary Of the Navy: Two officers have
this instant boarded US from Island No. 10,
stating tlat by order Of their commanding
officer they arc ordered to surrender Island
No. 10 to the Commodore commanding the
gunboats, As these officers knew nothing of
the batteries on the Tennessee shore, have
sent Capt. Phelps to ascertain something de-
finite on the subject. I will telegraph when
further information is received. With Gen.
Pope now advancing from New Madrid in
strong force to attack in the rear, I am with
the gunboats and mortar boats ready to
attack In front, while Gen. Buford here Is
ready to cooperate with the land force, but it
seems as if the place is to be surrendered
without further defense,
Flag Officer Commanding Naval Forces in
Western Waters.
CAIRO, April 8, 2 ?. M.-Dispatches just
from New Madrid are received. The gunhoats
| Carondelet and Pittsburgh yesterday morning
shelled and silenced the batteries on the op-
posite shore, when Pope ordered the troops
| across. It was effected without loss. The
| rebels fed towards Upton, sinking several Of
| their transports, among others the Grnmpus.
Tie floating battery Of the rebels, mounting
ten guns, ,drifted down last night and is aground
near Point Pleasant. It will be recovered, to-
| gcther with its armament. The Ohio Belle
was also recovered
Gen. Paine led the advance Oh the batteries.
| Gen. Pope at once took the Pittsburgh and
| Caropdelet, and with part Of his force hast
cned to Upton, attacked the enemy this morn
! ing, and took two thousand prisoners, mostly
from Arkansas and Louisiana. Hewiu proba-
bly, pet as many more before night.
The rebels fed to the swamps in great con.
stcrnation. The victory is complete and de-
cieige. Great quantities Of stores, cannon
- E.~t- L.
, 1862-04-09

From NesEhern and Gen. Burnside.
NEW YORK, April 8.-The steamer Ellen 8.
Terry arrived to-day from Newbern, n. c.,
whence she sailed on the Sd inst. Tie intel.
lgence By this arrival is quite important. In
formation has been received at Newbcrn that
the rebels Lad s considerable army, yariously
estimated at from twenty thousand to forty
thousand mer, and that an attack upon New.
bern would be made at any early day. The
Federal force, according to our information
await the coming ofthe rebels with confidence
The spirits Of the soldiers Is excellent, and the
result Of the battle, which they evidently e1
pect, is not questioned It is understood thu!
Gen. Burnside believes that the rebels Intend
to attack him, and that he is making import
ant preparations to hold his position.
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Important From Tennessee.
INplAEAPoI1t, April
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ISlFCsal 70 TIC IuulHuEpUl1s 1Vu1u3!.I
NASHVILLE, April 7.-Gen. Dumont is just
xow bringing in TWO steamboat loads Of meat,
Que hundTtd and SIXTY thousand pounds, cap
fured By Col. Hazard, Of hiE command, ffty
miles above here on he Cumberland.
Yesterday Col Dufheld, of that part OF Gen.
Dumonte columsnd, now at Murfreesboro, !,
upwards Of $50 Letters, many Of them con
1alnlng Faluable information in regard to the
strength and position Of the enemy. From
these letters Ae General learned Of q number
OF spies al Nashville aud EdgeReld, and has
, 1862-04-09

New YoRK, April ga Ship Island letter
Of the 24th nit. reports the arrival Of Gen. Bat
Ter on the Goth.
a rebel feet OF seven gunboata made their
appearance IN Mobile Bay.
The United States gunhoat Santiago De ca
la chased steamer laden with cotton ashore
on the coast Of Louisiana, and threw q ehel
into her. burning her to the waters edge:
of cotton, &c, from New Orleans for Havans,
was captured By the gunbos& B. B. Cuyler.
, 1862-04-09

BosTos, March s.--Lettera from Port Rora,
to the Sd. etatA that Major General Butler yas
:hss On me S;s S1 tqe "a II ths steamer
Bo&toQ.
, 1862-04-09

The following shows the estimated
mount Of Flour am; Grain III store on the
iii Of April compared with that Of last
,car of 81 lllf: date.
, 1862-04-09

G. H. scRIEE:N, Adev1ttsinS Age'ss, IS Dear
born S., is authorized to 7ete:e Advertisements for
this and al the Lending R1peiis oj the Northwest.
, 1862-04-09

NEW YoRE, April 8.-The n 7. Tri5uns's
army has peen grtauy overrated-that its
wbole force il Northern Mississippi does not
exceed s., co. mea, and that one-han Of these
ere Tax recruits.
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Tt3 Trihtuk.


s# The crest speech Of Senator Trum-
IL on the measure Of confsestinc the
oyerty Of rebels, will be found On the
..xt rage Of this mornings TRIBUNE. No
1e should fail to read it,
, 1862-04-09

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BOARDING Board and pleasant
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HOUSE corner State aud Twelfth s..eets Day
b0ardels also received. sp9pIE2w
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
Noon Reports.
THE iR MY ADVANCING.
PROSPECT or A GREAT BATTLE.
THE BALTIMORE ARRESTS.
SOUTHERN NEW ..
aIresf0n attacked by the
Federafs.
Condition Of the Rebel Forces,
From W asIsrngton.

WASHINGTON, Oct 29-The President il en-.
gagged in the preparation of his message and
declines receiving any visitors except such as call
on important business.
The command OF the rebel army of North
western Virginia has been transferred from Gen
Loring to Gen Echols in consequence of the
former officer disobeying orders in not reporting
his command TO StOnewail jackson at a certain
point on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad by a
particular route, and marching his men by way
of Red Sulphur Springs, where he was met by
an order to hand over his command to Echos.
The Richmond Inquirer saws Gen Jackson is
destroying the Baltimore and Ohio railroad as
rapidly and efiectually as possible in the neigh
borhood OF Winchester.
Col Imboden has advanced to Moorefield
Hardy county, and the evolutions OF our army
in that direction are carefully observed.
The Washington Star of this evening saws it
is believed in front that Lee has divided his army
into two large corps, one under Jackson and the
other under Longstreet, and Is leaving the region
in which he has been posted since recrossing the
river into Virginia
From information received this morning we
believe portions of Jackson's advance have
crossed Blue Ridge, BY Front ROYAL, and that a
force OF 5000 rebels, under Walker, are known
to have been tor two days past at Upperville and
their advance of Longstreet's corps.
The expedition of therebel Generals was prob
ably to be able to make successful dash at
Sgels corps at and around CenIervile on their
retreat toward tiordonsville.
Our army of the Potomac is promptly in mo
ton to meet these movements, and Burnside and
Porter are already SO close on the heels OF Long
street that he will probably retrace his steps 20
ward Winchester, and seek to retreat down the
valley rather than advance further in this drec-
ton.
We should not be surprised to hear any mo-
ment of a considerable battle in that quarter.
! special to the Times says:
Quartermaster General Meigs has resolved not
to purchase any more SIbiey tents on account OF
the expense, but TO use the common cheap tent
instead. As the latter furnish no facilities fol-
providing the warmth necessary during winter
this is regarded as equivalent TO declaration thai
| thearmy will not 20 into winter quarters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. October 29-The loyal citizens
arrested last night were taken on board the steam
er Baltimore Oh which they proceeded down the
BAY To Seven Foot Knoll where thew now lie at
anchor at the wharf There was much excite
ment
The city police wto were at the boat were re-
called but we're forced to remain by cavalry
force
Gov Bradford reached the wharf before the
departure of the boat and permitted to have
an interview with Col. Rich. one of the prisoners,
who Is an aid to the Governor
On returning from the wharf the Governor i'm
mediately teegraphed to the President denounc-
ing the arrest as an outrage and demanding an
unconditional release.
Judge Bond adjourned the Criminal Court on
account of the arrest of the Clerk of the Court,
and declared his attention to 20 10 Washington
to see the President.
DR. Armitage and Peter Saverwein. a com
mittee appointed by the meeting last night, have
just returned from Washington. They had an
interview with the President who informed them
that lie had sent an order to the War Departn ent
for their release, but up 10 the present hour no
such order i known to have been received here
In the meantime Judge Bond and Gov. Bradford
have gone 10 Washington.
There is much excitement and Indignation ex-
hibited here on the subject.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
From Harper,s Ferry.

HAMPERS FERRY, Oct 29.-The following is
to the Baltimore American:
Since Sunday the movement of troops in this
vicinity has been constant. and with the exception
of Gen. Summers, now COUGHS, corps on Bolivar
Heights, our whole army may now be said to be
in motion.
General Burnside's movement into Virginia
has been strongly followed, and Fitz John Por-
ter's corps is now in position to operate promptly
in the same direction if required.
McClellan's headquarters are now at Berlin.
i'm mediately the Potomac
Burnside is with the advance.
Rebel pickets appeared opposite Sharpsburg,
and picket firing over the river has been re-
sumed.
Notwithstanding the numerous manifestations
and contrary belief entertained at headquar-
tiers. the impression increases that the main body
OF the rebel army has already retreated, and that
shall find nothing at Winchester.
Ii is pretty we'll known that considerable
force OF rebels has already crossed the mountains
through the Gap at Front Royal.
1t is believed still larger number is passing
Southwark ON the other side of the mountains.
The forces which our Reconnaissance found in
the vicinity of Suckers Gap and Upperville are
probably watching against attack on the flank
of the main army it stretches toward Cor
louisville
Unless Lees retreat is much further advanced
than is probable or possible it would seem that
Gen Mcclellan has the power, by vigorous for
ward movement, aided BY similar advance from
Washington, to force Lee to stop and fight before
he gains Gordonsville.
The New York and Philadelphia papers per-
sist in talking of heavy rains and swollen rivers
We have had no heavy rains, except for few
hours on Sunday night, and the river has not
swollen The river Is still fordable almost any
where.
The movements of the enemy very mystic
rious and reports are conflicting.
A contraband, who escaped yesterday morning
from Charleston. says Hill and Jackson's whole
| force have moved from Bunker Hill to Charles
town, occupying the whole town and mile this
side OF it.
Two regiments of Stuart'S cavalry are this side
of Charlestown. and his remaining force is on the
other side between Charestown and Mrs. Elem
ing : farm, three miles off.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

FoRrRrss MoxRok. Oct % "A man vino says
he was taken prisoner by the rebels several
months ago, and who finally succeeded in obtain
ing his release. furnishes the following account
of the Merrimac No. 2:
! have been in Richmond some time. During
nv stav / sent on board the Merrimac No. ,.
She IS thoroughly and heavily iron clad. aud is in
every way a tough customer. She has been com
pleted about month, and has made several trips
to Fort Darling. She has as vet but one gun on
board When | left they were about putting the
remainder of the guns on board. and they intend
ed to have them mounted in about three weeks.
The machinery of the Mernmac No. works
we'll. and she eau easily make eight miles an
hour.
The rebels have every confidence in her capa-
bties. and are certain that she will prove a sue
cess. When the people of the North hear that
the Merrmac is 4 failure. that the rebels declare
her to be 50. then they may expect her TO come
out and do all the damage that she can. Their
intention j. to delude aud deceive much as
possible 80 as 10 take US mapping IL was for
this reason that rebel officer made remark
that the distractions i'm James river had been re-
moved to let the Merrmac out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
CAETHON.

The markets. full Of limitations, represented to be the
same as ..BRowN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - which are
In productive ofpositive injury. Many dealers
wilrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, ao-'sng profit themselves Ask for Dad
OBTAIN on, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,' -
which ny long experience haveproved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally and testi
monials from eminent throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, when allowed 10
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence
the affected parts: the sedative and soothing effect
lining ofhe windpipe into the Bronchaiays Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the various Throataectionsto which public and
singers are liable febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

NEW YORK. Oct 30-The brig Lady of the
Lake, from Bermuda on the 24th. reports having
left the Confederate steamer Herald, from
Charleston, with cargo of 6O0 bales of cotton,
and having on board Professor Maury as pas
senger.
Suffolk letter to the Philadelahia Inquirer
says:
Thirty Of the enemy were killed in the recent
skirmigh beyond the Blackwater We hold a
portion of the other side of the river and intend to
hold it.
The brig Mary from Auxcayes. arrived to-
night. On the 18th of October in lat. 81, lon
"A, she saw a large frigate under steam with a
schooner rugged steamer in tow, the latter not
having steam up.
The bark R. G. " Dodge from Trinidad. re-
ports that she was boarded on the 9Th inst. from
the gunboat Montgomery. the officers reporting
having chased rebel steamer the day previous
The rebels ran her ashore and set their craft on
FIRE She was loaded with cotton.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana, arrived at
midnight.
Venezula dates TO the Doth state that the insur.
rection at Maracarbo continued All ports have
been closed for sixty days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
Southern News.

CHARLESTON, October 22-The following is q
telegram 10 the Richmond Dispatch
A greater number of vessels than usual have
been bockading the harbor.
Two gunboats are in Stone Inlet
The steamer Mimic, which got aground some
adss ago off Sullivans Island, will probably prove
a total wreck. The most of her cargo has been
saved.
The following is from the Richmond Dispatch
of the 25th
The Federal feet off Galveston attacked that
city on the 4th. Federal steamer ran past the
battery at Fort Point under heavy fire and laid
to at the central wharf.
The battery then destroyed by the Con-
federate troops who then marched TO Virginia
Point
The troops in Galveston left and went to the
same point
The Federal steamers lying off Galveston. Eve
in number, gave the authorities four days to re
move the women and children. At the expira-
ton of four DAYS they would shell the place if
not surrendered.
The cause Of the attack was the firing into the
Harriet Lane by the guns of Fort Point The
Harriet Lane steamed in under flag of truce,
but went too far and was fired into.
The latest telegram is dated Galveston. the
9th inst, and says:
The Federals landed yesterday again at the
point. but have not permanently occupied it,
having wholesome fear OF = cavalry dash.
Col. Cook is engaged in removing such ma
chnery and foundry works a can be got off, and
it is not probable the enemy will find much On
the island OF value
Orders have also been issued to inform the
people that. should our troops .eave the island,
communication will be cut off and no supplies
will be allowed to enter the city.
Measures already on foot for rigid police
of the bay, and a cavalry force will continually
scour the main land
The determination of the military authorities
seems to be to confine the enemy TO the bay con-
tguOus TO the island
NEw YORK, Oct 27.-A letter in the Tribune
from Williamsport dated 9th. says.
Young man who has been in Richmond du-
ring the war, arrived at General Kenley's head
quarters yesterday
He was in Winchester last Saturday evening
and represents the condition of the army at that
point as awful beyond description.
He saws the small pox and typhoid fever are
raging there and that at least fifty or sixty are
dying daily. He counted in one spot fifty six
dead bodies which had remained unburied for two
three days.
No troops he SAYS, are in MartnSburg. and but
very lew cavalry are now between there and the
river.
The main portion of Lees army is between
Bunker Hill and Winchester, where the next great
battle will probably be fought
Noticing could be seen indicating design on
Lee part to retreat
There is doubt but that Gen. Bragg is has
tenag to the relief of Lee.
y battle, without much doubt, greater than
the Antietam, will be fought before the end OF
the week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
General Order No. if2.
SrxrE OF INDIANA. AMIR GE>'Ls OFFICE
Indiananolis. October 81. lce2

indianapolis. October 81, le62.
All recruiting officers authorized 10 recruit men
Tor the one year service. will cease recruiting
after this date and Immediately transmit or bring
to this Office reports OF their progress and file rolls
Of all recruits enrolled By them. with dates and
places of enrolment
All persons who have volunteered under any
Of the recruiting officers above specified will i'm
medsately assemble together and report with
them 10 the commanding officer AZ Camp Sol
livan. for duty. Incomplete or fractional com
panies will be combined on the most advan-
tageous terms for the interest of all parties
cerned.
The drafted men and substitutes remaining in
Camp Sullivan will be organized into companies
without delay upon the following plan:
Each regiment will be composed of ten compa-
mics, and each company will be organized as fol-
lows:
One Captain, one lst Lieutenant, one % Lieu
tenant, one lst Sergeant four Sergeants, eight
Corporals, two musicians. one wagner. and
sixty four To eighty two privates. The maximum
preferred in all cases If attansble.
Companies may nominate suitable persons for
Captain. who. If approved by the Governor. will
be appointed and commissioned.
The right i reserved BY the Governor to select
and commission the lst and 81 Lieutenants Of
companies at his discretion.
As soon as companies can be formed, rolls
will be made out preserving the identity of the
men by noting the township and county from
which they were drafted. and copy filed with the
commanding officer and another TO the Adiutant
General.
By order of the Governor.
Lac NOBLE, Adj. Gen, Ind.