Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
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Noon Reports.
FROM VIRGINIA.
REBEL CAVALRY IN TIE SHENANDOAH.
Our Relations with Great Britain.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
FROM VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON ITEMS
ELECTION RETURNS

washington, April 7-Dispatches received at
Headquarters from Rosecrans, dated Murfrees
bOro April 5. SAYS:
Gen Stanley has returned from his expedition
bringing n number Of cavalry from the Peninsula,
besides killing and wounding several.
INV York, April THE Tribune's Wash
ington dispatch says:
Two expeditions sent out by General Stahl re-
turned Yesterday evening. One proceeded 10
Warrenton and vicinity the other explored be-
yond Bull Run mountains TO Blue Ridge. They
encountered only few scattered parties of guer
rillas. took 81 prisoners aud brought in such
horses as could be found
A force of Rebel cavalry is believed to be In
the Shenandoah Valley.
There is no confirmation Of the reports which
have been current here and in the Army of the
Potomac as to the capture and destruction of
Charleston. All that is known has been pub
lished. News, however, is momentarily
pectel
The Worlds correspondent, writing about the
flag ship Hartford, March Doth. says:
Nine miles above Grand Gulf the wheel house
of steamboat. painted lead color, was discover
ell abreast the Hurricane Island, 20 miles below
WarentOn. From the description 1t accOrds per
fectly with the Indianoa and leaves no doubt as
to her fate that she sunk in deep water and bears,
so far a. can be seen, the appearance of having
been blown up just where she sunk
The Times special SAYS:
Mails by the British steamer which is expected
here with considerable anxiety did not arrive
Ii is needless to disguise the fact that the most
prudent and intelligent statesmen connected with
the Government, say our relations with that of
Great Britain are more precarious than they have
at any time been since the Trent affair
Bermuda papers of the oath notice the arrival
of the steamer Conubia at ST Georges from
Wilmington with cotton, tobacco AMI turpentne,
also, schooner from the same place. with sim
liar cargo.
The Cornuba was chased 9 hours
The President has issued the following procla-
nation regarding that of August l6, 1861
Whereas, experience has shown that the ex
ceptions made in and by the said proclamation
embarass the que enforcement OF said act of July
18th, 1861. and The proper re- ulations of CONNER
! cial intercourse authorized by said act with lOya
! citizens of said States;
! Therefore 90 hereby revoke said exceptions
and declare the inhabitants of the States oil
/ Georgia South Carolina North Carolina, Ten
nessee, Alabama, Louisiana. Texas Arkansas
Mississippi, Florida, Virginia; except forty eight
| counties designated as Western Virginia; and
except the ports of New Orleans Key West. Por
Royal and Be- ulost. in state OF insurrectior
/ against the Unftei States, and that all CONNER
cial intercourse not licensed and conducted anC
provided in said act between said States and the
inhabitants. with the exceptions aforesaid and tn,
citizens OF the United States. is unlawful anC
| will remain unlawful until nsurrection ceases OF
has been suppressed, and notice thereof has beer
given, and ali cotton and other products from sal,
State with the aforesaid exceptions. into othe
parts of the United States. or proceeding to an,
of said States, with the exceptions aforesaid
Without license and permission of the President
through the Secretary Of the Treasury, will. to
gether with the vehicle conveying the same. b
for cited. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By he President:
VIM II SEWARD. Secretary OF State.
LEAyENwoRrH, April THE city election o
yesterday resulted in Anthony. radical Republi
can. being elected Mayor bv 700 majority. At
wood was the conservative Republican candidate
and supported by the Democrats. Tn
whole Republican ticket was elected The cit
has heretofore been Democratic
KANSAS CRY. April THE entire uncond
tional Union ticket has been elccted-maiOrt
300
y messenger from Major Ran,oms battalion O
9th Kansas Cavalry, reports several skirmishe
with guerrilas, in which twenty five were kiile
and wounded The notorious Todd was captured
and their horse equipments.
The houses Of some twenty five noted Sece:
sionists were burned. last week. and a hundre
head of stock taken