Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
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Night Report
From new York 4.

NEw YORK October IL The Boston Herald
has letter from the feet off Charleston. Oetober
81. which SAYS:
List evening Gen Gilmore sent one of his
Greek fire shells into Gu ,rle.,on, which set fire
to some buildings. The fire burned over two
hours. There will be warm work here before
this reaches you II nothing iuterferes in the mean
time
The Washington correspondent Of the Com.
mercial. under date Of October IL. saws that the
city was somewhIt startled this morning 1T the
authentic news from the X tpidan that the rebel
army hid abandoned its late position on the south
bank OF that stream, aud that our cavalry had
already encountered one of its retiring columns
This INTEL igeuce WIS rendered exciting by the
vide spread rumur. founded nearly on the infer
ence, doubtless, that the movement of Lee simply
meant the resumption of the offensive by A INK
movement around through the inside of the War
rentou line 70 the north bunk OF the r tpp ihan
mock, thus Placing the rebel forces between Gen.
Meade aud W lshiue ton-liter the manner in
which StOnewal Jackson htnked Pope on the
same ground
1t these are the rebel plans they have been
fairly done Gen Mea'!e Is not the man TO be
caught IN 20 old trap. Those who came from
, the army this morning seem to agree IN the i'm
preston that tie retret i to draw the rebel
army closer to the rlilro al 1T Gordonsvie. where
the rebels have an extensive depot Of supplies
where a force will probably be lett, and the re
mainder of the army sent nearer the defeuses at
Richmond. All military men concur ia belive
Inc that the rebels do not intend any campaign in
Virginia this autumn; rs the rebels have made
the tirst movement, the true sequel will soon be
ut hand anticipated
Gen. Schoheld retains his command OF the
Department of the Missouri and KANSAS Heron
is detached from it, while certain military reforms
hay haf will
hopes OF pc zee and order of the Site. so much
in danger of serious interruption There seems
To have been general compromise Oh the i'm
pOrttnt issue
The following, from the correspondent of the
Baltimore American, from Charleston harbor OH
the 18th. Is OF interest:
There are indications now that the present in
activity will not be Of many days continu tnce
Gilmore has forced his works forward with re
markab!e rApidity. considering their magnitude
and the natural and artificial distractions ia his
way. The troops have worked hard All this
has been cheeriulY borne, the soldiers having
unbOunded confidence in Gen Gilmore The
navy Is also preparing for tie renewal of the
attack
Within the last "a hours there have been i'm
portant arrivals here with means for the removal
OF the Instructions. which W. may hope soon TO
successfully applied
The monitors now here are the Lehigh, Ma
liant, Weehauken. Montauk, and Kat-kll
The City oil ,lImpre's very latest report says
James Buchanan has arrived in London
Ii l. reported that the relations between the
French ambassador and the Romn government
are not friendly on account of its protection OF
asSaSsiuS
The fire on board the new Canadian steamer
Peruvian Was got under after DESTROYING the
decks ami fittings in the after part of the vessel
Several enga.e ments between the Russians
and Poles reported. without definite results
The islands of Corfu and Paxi have pro
nounceti in favor Of union with Greece
Ii was feared il Paris that the British gov ern
meut was about TO Income les indul gent to the
South A. regards building vessels ia ended for
war purposes. which will nif..,t the policy of the
French government auo the Southern cause
The Tribune say~:
Since tie Mcclellan subscription in the Army
OF the POtomic WAS stopped. Gen Meade has
issued a general order calling attention Ia para
graph 220 Of army regulations. which prohibits
deliberations or di>cus>iui.S amOnc any class of
military men. having for al object the convey
ance of praise, or cenSure, any mark of ap-
prob itlon toward superiurS or other, in the mill
tary service He says this regulation has hitler
To been pract c llly diSregarled 10 some extent
but recent occur ences have M de il incumbent
upon the Commanding General 10 insist upon a
rlgid Observance OF ItS requirements
lie i declared that meetings combinations
among officers or men Tor the purpose oil express
ing regard Tor Their SuDeriOrS or Others I'm the
military service ~ the way of precautions or
their disnpproh1tiOn Ut the acts OF their superors
or Others 10 the military service by resolutions.
will be considered vinlarive OF the regulations.
aud noticed accordingly