Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

m0ned by Jeff Davis, or by any one else To re
turn 10 Richmond; neither Lpngsueet nor Ewell
nbilled; there are 40 troops At or near Hseers-
t,~n: and no proposals Of peace Of any kind
have been sent Ia the Administration
Nv letter % jul, gave you he progno4is Of
Gen Lees movements since he eit Getts sburg
The movement Of his columns from thst rlace
arfoss the spnth Mountain toward H,gerstown
and Boone-boro. which took place on Saturday
last, was executed with great deiibesaton and in
perfect order On Sunday, july 5th. his whole
army occupied the crest OF the south Mountain,
along line ten miles in extent. Eve miles north
nnd Eve mile south Of the Pennsylvania State
line Posted thus. thew hold every pass 10 these
mountains
On the same dav At o'clock in the morning
Gen Srnsri's cavalry. Is. 00O in number. arrived
Emmirtsburg. in M,rvland 0sst below the
Pennsl lyana Suste lhie ana eight miles south
west of Getty sbnrg. place Ideed just atthe foot
OF fhe eastern slope Of fhe South Vountain.l anil
hegan TO psss through that place marching
westward Thew moved along st hrisk walk
sometimes trottng. and it WAS between II aud 2
o'clock at noon before they had all passed. through
] have this account from a gentleman whom I
know. who them. and who conversed with
Gen Stuart. who stopped there to breakfast
Gen. Siu'rt assured him that he bad received the
Richmond papers daily. and letters from Rich
mOnd daily. ever Stree General Lees army nd
crossed the Potomac: and he spOke. incidentally
OF Col. lmbOoen being AZ Williamspart with a
strong force Of cavalry. for the express purpose
OF protecting the bridge there From what Gen
Stuart and his officers said. nv informant il cnn
WINGED that Gen Lee intends To hold the South
Mountain. and probably to move al ny its crest
to Boonesboro. keeping Hagerstown and VII
Transport on his right and 10 fight the decisive
battle near the old battle field of Anrietsm. He
has. hsd before he battles at GETTYSBURG full,
100 ono troops. and he expects reir forcements
The New York Herald OF JULY contiine1
statement 10 the effect that 81. 600 of Br,gg'S
late army. and 80. 0iD Of BeaurPgards troops had
move ell respectively from Shelbyville and Charles
ton 10 Culpepper where they were mlssed about
ten DAYS ago; and that these 20 900 troops were
designed 10 reinforce Gen Lee | find, OF in
quiry in the proper quarter that there il reason
To believe this statement true ia the main, al
though my informltion puts the number Of troops
sent from Bragg's army ut 80 900. and those
from Benureyard At 2n 600 ! learn. in addition.
however. that IL il understood here that these
90 600 troops advanced last week from Culpepper
ia Mrrtin-burg, by the way of Wsrrenton and
Winchester: Tint they were crossing the POto
mac 1T Wlllismsport on Sunday LAST and that
on Monday. they were marching on II ,gerstosn
IL this report proves correct. il will swell Gen
Lees forces at least To $50 600 troops and enable
MN 10 make iormhanle stanh ~ anuetam
ten Mehe' movements, dnr'ng the Inst tour
nays nay oeeh h''rSeu oV 'he SINE yo'n l"'g
neht ana fompt'ude ~heh cnar'ctef'Z,l iheW
during the whole OF last week On Sunday
Monday ana Yesterday. ne moved MS army rafii'
~ from Gettysburg southward. To- a line of which
me iet rest on Frederick Guy hieen mile
sou'he's ol boonespolo, anu the rlght on west
munster ihr'y miles southeast "i mt nolnt on
The South M"untain. where Ten Lees rear VIZ
-unposeh To ne ms w"nh MIKE Zen M itde
me twenty miles long Bnt there were tndict
,i'ns ye~terhaY mt ne vas concentrating al h's
forces Mt Frederick. The Baltimore ne"sp'pers
~ YESTERDAY ais" state that a'l the tr'"pS IN
srhenrk department there, including the IL
~ u Ne" fnrk nh re.'insnt' are beng sent to
Frederick to pm Ne'deS army. And. - ten
Frederick. with the Pennsyl"an', militia and the
New York ttoons lniey ~ hirri'burr The prob
'bhtN ~ nat Zen Medic VIII hni himself. IN
lew DAYS. ut the head oi = body of trump nnmer.
icdlv STRONGER Nun tho-o wnh which G"herhl
Mcclellan fought The first battle of Antetam
lndecd, The Administration "a now dong To-
the hr-t time what It has never done before. aud
whh"nt wh'ch MILITARY success Is impossible II
y concentrating its forces NJ The point where
deci-Ne hittIe ~ To ID fought " would he i'm
proper Tor me t' sav more but, " what have
heard be correct. yont readers my take the last
Nt''ement IN ~ fullest ana most COMPREHENSIVE
sense Ten Meme therefore WIZ nave thebest
opportunity ever aiirled TO ans Union General
ct de''nt'ng Confederate army, even u Ten
Lee v reinforced Ne Indicated above
NOW Nht " u ~ over, w " ~nN mt, Whtlc