Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-04

: NV YoRE. Se.rember 2 The steamer Morn
ing Star from New Orleans 9th ult arrived
/: here AZ ten O'Clock to-day. She brings 670 bales
; oi cotton freight
4 movement was on foot in New Orleans TO
present the 26th Massachusetts with stand of
color- far their good behavior while posted in the
. CITY That regiment has been ordered to active
: duty in the field
A large number Of vessels advertised 10
leave for St Louis and other ports up the river.
: Three hundred bales of cotton sold on
.Government account ON the 25ih. bringing from
151 10 5Sls cents
An order has been issued To regulate the en-.
.rollment. recruiting and employment of persons
got color
The Herald's Washington special says:
Reports that me ia circulation ot htnking
movements hy Lee and extensive cavalry demon
bstrations have no other foundaton than that of a
small rebel cavalry demonstration on the lower
Rappah.uuock
There are ~ prospects of immediate move
ment- hv either army.
M dnubt large force of rehels are below
tFredeticks'mrr. north nf the Rappahannock
! Whites ca,alr, still inte.i LoUden county aud
sthe northern portion of F,iriax
Three hundred rebel infantry are AZ Smokers
Gan. aciively enforcing the conserpton.
\ sntll squad of rcl,e cav lry crossed at Eda
wards Ferry Yesterday. hur did little damage
Our rwtrv have made several captures within
"A tew days. and are energetically pu, suing the
u The report of the capture oi 100 suier wagons
j. untrue
! The Mobile Register states that \. Il. Ste
.phens j. ~ Nassau
Mississippi paper saws Federal raid is tx
'pected ,lous the Mi.~i.sippi Central railroad and
Gen. Chalmers i preparing To meet il
J North Carolina letters contain ltlle iniorma
stion.
: The steamer Gertrude. on her passage from
Knew York. captured rebel steamer from Ha.
.vani f., Mobile with valuable cargo. aud took
:her to New Orleans.
. EVERYTHING in New Orleans. according to the
:Herald's correspondent indicates movement oi
athe armv.
Gen He ron had taken passaee in the steamer
tMoruing St,r hut hid his lurlnulh revoked. and
.ne all the regmental o'hcer. had Jeff the cit,
slor the field
The Trhune's special saNs:
The report that there will be no draft in Ohio
SIS untrue.
F; The present draft will ~eud 100 600 men int
the field. AMI also brings into service % 900 de
serters
Secretary Stanton h. removed Quartermaste
&General Meigs. Gen Riplev the Chief of Ord
!nance. and Surgeon General Hammond
I Warrants Tor the payment OF all troops in th
sfeh will he issuei from the Treasury Depart
ment to morrow (Thursday)
The World haS the following snecial:
LfxlNeroS. Ky, September 2-The lateS
from Burns de- army. is that he pts~ed james
town aud through the gaps. and was mnrchin
on Kingston theure 10 tap the Virginia an
Tennessee Rtilrord. thus cutting off the rebel RI
tred toward- ,he west; while smother fore
which bad proceeded eastward OF Cumherlan
I Scan would cut uff the road above. and thus CAP
smre drive the rebels out of the valley
Rusecran~ was ex ectcd to cross ut the lowe
end of the valley and seize the Tennessee Raj
road between ROCKVILLE and Florence
The Worlds Washington dispatch saws
The rebels who crossed at f. iwari's Ferr
captured number of cattle. but were unable
sget them over the Potomac. and sO abanuAne
sthem in the woods
C"n'rtn'nds rerSis' IN stating that Lee Is abo'
, maxi ing mot emeni