Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-28

Hsrrx.x. March 27-The steamship Deis..
from ST Thomas 18th, via Bermuda 23d. arrived
to-day.
The Z. s steamship Vanderbilt arrived at ST
Thomas from Barbados on the 18th inst The
Governor Of Barbados invited Admiral Wilkes
to dine with him. but the latter declined, giving
as a reason that the Governor bad entertained
Capt Motif. of the pirate Florida. few days
previously
Admiral Wilkes had transferred his flag to the
Vanderbilt
Admiral Wilkes threatened 10 seize two block
ade runners IL thew attempted TO leave port One
of them, the Aries. started on the 10th. but OBJ
serving the preparations of Admiral Wilkes To
pursue she turned back. and her Captain applied
TO the British steamer Phaeson for protection.
which was offered
The Vanderbilt left the same lay fthe 10th il
Is said for Havana.
All the independent members Of the Council
of State OF Poland have sent in their designations
/, Is reported that the Gar Of Russia has sent a
dispatch stating that whatever may be thought OF
the abstract Justice of the demands of the Poles.
the Emperor Alexander can listen to no over
lures or terms OF compromise so long as they con-
tnued in armed Instruction.
A telegram of the 10Th inst Saws that prepare
tons are being made by both the Poles and Rus
SLAMS for a great battle.
The London Times SAYS advices from Paris
state that the cause of the reduction Of notes of
demand by the Bank OF France is owing to con-
siderable influx of bullion from America
LATEST.
LONDON. March l3-It il said the reply of the
Gar of Russia TO the letter of the Emperor OF
France is a refusal on the part Of Russia tn make
any concessions 10 Poland. or 10 accept ANYTHING
short of the unconditional submission Of the
rebels.
The insurrectonary forces OF Poland are com
puted AT 40 goo.
The ship Prince OF Wales, from Milbourne.
reports that she was brought the 23d OF
February, in lat 30, long. 40 west by the Ala
bama. who reported having destroyed four Fed
era vessels during her cruise
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroaAC. March
27-Richmond papers of the 25th and 26th con
tain the following:
saws: -
The steamer Naichez. with 300 bales Of cot
ton. was destroyed by fire on the 18th. on triE
up the IazOo.
TIE Hartford aud Monongahela were allowed
10 approach within 400 yards of our batteries NJ
Grand Gulf when they opened hre upon them
A dozen shots syuck the vessels. Parties were
seen carrying the wounded below. No damage
on side
lie NtlCiltL AouTf0 SdN~.
The Hartford with Com Farragut on board
anchored in front 81 his place on Tuesday after
noon, the 18th, and sent boat and flag of true,
ashore, with note To the Mayor, stating that i
the United States gunboats were fired upon b,
citizens of Natclez or by guerrillas. he woulC
lombard the city. The Hartford remained al
night and left with the Monongahela the nex
morning
CHATrANooGA. March 23-There was no move
ment of the Army Of Tennessee. On Thursda,
the enemy advanced on the road from FRANKLIN
tOwari Columbia. but on Saturday retreated Il
Franklin.
Gen Van Dorm is still on the north side of tn,
river.
Our forces occupy Florence and Tuscumba
There has been movement OF the enem'
from CorinIh in this direction
Morgan had fight at Auburn. Tenn. ON Fri.
day. wit~au overwhelming force of the enemy
He fought gallantly, killed number. but was a
last forced 10 retire.
CHARLEsrox March 25-We have authenti,
reports that the feet ut Port ROYAL has been in
creased to 50 vessels. about 50 transports having
been added within the last two DAYS
The Wing contains detailed account of th,
fight at KeIlys Ford, claiming that their fore,
was but from 500 TO 900 cavalry; but subse
quently FIVE regiments and one battery are con
ceded Thew claim victory. however
The new impressment bill has passed bot
Houses of Congress.
HARRISBURG. March 27.-Gov Curtin tele
graphs from the Army of the Potomoc that tn
aSesl is in admirable condition and good spirits
witSfull confidence in their chief and sabordi
nate officers.