Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

Noon Reports.
REBELS SUPPLIED THROUGH MEXICO.
Gunboat Operations at F. McAllister.
ELECTION OF CALIFORNIA UNITED
STATES SENATOR.

NKw YoRk. Feb. l0.-A New Orleans letter
of the 81 to the World says our Consul nj Mon
terey writes as follows:
Wagon trains for the Confederate army have
been bought at Monterey and down the country
as far as San Luis Potos Goods from the nte
rior are generally sent across the Rio Grande AT
Fort Duncan One agent in Europe purchased
three vessel loads of arms, and their arrival is
daily expected ut Matamoras. A cargo of medi
cines, also bought in Europe. is known to be due
at that port.
The New Orleans Delta is informed by Paw
master Fitch, of the 9Th Tenn, that the Harriet
Lane has not got out of port. Her masts have
been taken out and she has been towed around
the bend behind the town, to place her out of
range Of the Brooklyn's guns.
The Houston Telegraph states that the guns
Of the gunboat West6eld, which was blown up
in Galveston Bay have all been hsbed up.
The Times New Orleans correspondent SAYS
/ am sorry to say that rumors afoat here
respecting a disorderly spirit having manifested
itself among our troops at Ship Island. owing to
the arrival there OF a colored regiment Reports
20 so far a TO state that several officers have
been arrested for mutinous conduct
The Port Royal correspondent of the Times
saws
The attack by the Montauk. gunboats Seneca
Wssahicken, assisted by the mortar steamer g.
p Williams, upon Fl McAllster, Ogeechee river.
Georgia, was resumed Sunday morning, but
have not been able to ascertain that much pro
gress was made in reducing the Notifications.
Under guidance of negro pilot, who had es-
capped from the Nashville the Montauk was taken
early in the morning TO point within GOO yards
of the battery md commenced work at once.
The bombardment continued until IL O'Clock p.
NJ, when the of tide compelled her TO retire.
She was unable 10 breach the work in conse
quence of the immense thickness Of the embank-
ment, which was nearly 80 feet.
The MOntauk struck forty-sx times. and
received no other damage than the starting Of
six bolts in the pilot house by rifle shot and
SCATTERING her smoke stack.
Other vessels took position ut long range and
kept up steady fire until the signal issued by
Captain Worden to cease.
The Seneca and Mortar each received one
shot from the battery, but neither vessel nor men
were injured.
In view of more important service requiring
the Montauk, | should not be surprised if the
attack ON Fort McAllister for the present
linquished
The Heralis Washington dispatch SAYS the
paper makers held meeting here last night to
counterdct the efforts being made to get a reduc-
ton of the duty on foreign paper. They are pur-
chasing all the old tents for sale by the Govern
ment, and importing vast quantities OF rags Ii
is understood that combinations are prepared To
spend large sums Of money upon weak members
of the expiring Congress to secure an extension
of their monopoly
The steamer North Star, from New Orleans
the 30th arrived this morning When off Wood
lands last evening. she ran into the steamer Ella
Marley crushing the Warley's boilers. She
sunk Immediately. The first assistant engineer
and six men were lost; the rest of the crew and
passengers were saved.
OF military movements near New Orleans
nothing can be published Banks was still busy
planning.
The rebels at Port Hudson are continually
strengthening their works. and say if they defeat
the Federals, they will shoot all the Yankees i'm
New Orleans, &c.
1t is reported that local banks have combined
against Federal currency. "Greenbacks" are two
per cent discount
Col Neal Dow has been ordered to appear be
fore the District Court TO answer charges of
stealing siverware, &c, valued at 81 500, be
longing TO IA citizen of New York.
The facts of the capture of the ship Morning
Light, off Sabine are received Assistance was
sent from fleet, hut the Rebels seeing our
gunbOats coming, burned the ship. Ii is not
known whether she defended
HALIFAX, February six thousand addition
al reinlorcements are ordered to Mexico.
GREECE-The Weimar Gazette announces the
acceptance by the Duke Of Coburg, of the throne
of Greece, ON condition that the House OF Bavaria
renounces its rights.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-There is no news of spe-
cial Importance to-day. Insurrectionary out
breaks taking place in Poland
WASHINGTON Feb. ga letter from the vicin-
ity of Vicksburg says the enemy certifying
all the points commanding the river below the
city, and that they don't seem to have guns 70
all their works. r
SAN Francisco, February Gin the Legisla-
ture. tonight, Corners was elected United States
Senator on the first ballot.