Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16
rom Memphis.

MEMPHIS. VIA CAIRO, July Is Gen Hurlbut'.
scouts report intense excitement prevailing all
over the South
A Rebel telegram TO Akalona states that John
ston rspulsed Grant at Jackson. An address.
from Johnston 10 his troops is published, calling
on them tn be victorious or die there
Dispatches were published stating that twenty
seven ron cads and ships, and TWENTY-FIVE trans
ports attacked Charleston the 10Th. Our
troops landed on Folly Island on the 9th and
opened heavy masked batteries on Morris Island
or the 10Th, and then made a landing at Grand.
vile
Al Southern papers cliiln victory for Lee
Scouts arriving from Corinth report Bragg at
Chattanooga; that he lost two b Founders and
three field pieces. but got off with everything
else Buckner had left East Tennessee 10 Join
him. Bragg burned the Bridgeport bridge on
the I'd. Rosecrans was trying 70 turn Bragg to
the East.
All the women and children have been ordered
out of Mobile Gen Murray calls for all negroes
and men of every description to come to him
Immediately.
TIE news of the surrender of Vicksburg did
not reach the Rebels till the 7th by which time
most Of Grants forces were east of the Big Black
river.
Gen. Dodge reports no force north of the Ten
nessee river but that Big Bear creek on his east,
and all crossing places an each side of the rail
road are fortified.
Biffes last heard Of at Jackson, Tenn
Dodse's cavalry is in pursuit Of him.
Gen. Banks took possession of the works at
Por; Hudson at 3 p n. on the sth The sur
render was unconditional. No one paroed
The garrison comprised the following:
Maj Gen. Gardner Brig Gen Beale, Colo
nels Mills. Steadman. Marshall, Smith and one
other, 5000 troops, 81 field pieces and 20 siege
guns. The prisoners will all be sent North.
Gen Banks is in good health.
Gen Sherman has not had general engage
ment with Johnston. but is pursuing him. He
has picked up large number of johnston
stragglers
Hurlbuts cavalry is pursuing guerrilla bands,
e1deavorng 10 clear the country of them
Mob I'm Troy.
ALBANY. July Is This morning 900 or 400
men, said to be workmen in the Rensselaer, Iron
Foundry and ALBANY Rail Works marched
through the streets of Troy and finally stopped in
front Of the Times Office which they stoned and
glutted. destroying all the property within the
building
The mob was addressed by Father Hsvemans,
who advised them to 20 home.
Subsequently the mob visited the colored
church. bit we're deferred BY Father Havemans
from demolishing il.
They next went, to the Jail. forcing il open and
rei'A>lhE III tne PRISONERS.
The arsenal and Marshal's Office are strongly
guarded.
The steamer Francis Skiddy. having oolored
waters on board. was moved away from the deck
and dropped down 10 this city.
The day steamer has left the dock owing to a
rurnor that she to be fred.
iyhe city Is perfectly quiet aud there Is no in.
dcations OF riot.
The 25th regiment Of this city has not gone 70
New York; less than 100 men have reported for
duty.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. July i5.-The city gill De re.
lievcd from martial lsw TO morrow.
The track and bridges recently damaged on
the Ohio aud Mississippi road have been repaired
and business will be resumed Tomorrow.
Morgan. when last heard from this afternoon.
was within six miles OF Hillsboro. Highland
county, supposed 70 be moving east