Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

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GENERAL BUTLER TO Be AeiNSrATeD.
A BILL TO ADMIT UTAH.
~ Re w TERRITORY.
AFFAIRS I'M MEXICO.
The Principal CITIES Fortified.
France and England on Privateers.
A BILL TO ADMIT UTAH.
\ NE w TERRITORY.
AFFAIRS IN N6ExICC
The Prtmeipai CITIES Fortified.
France and England on Privateers

WASHINGTON. January 25-A special to the
Tribune Gays:
IL may he positively stated tha, Gen. Butler
will resume command of the Department Of the
Gulf. His headquarters will be at New
Orleans and then at higher point on the Mis-
sissippi This determination in regard 10 him
was arrived at Immediately after hi, departure
from Washington Tor the North. Ii the in
evtable result of his conference with the Presi.
dent and heads Of departments
The Times special says:
The House Committee on Territories has in.
structed their Chairman Mr.. Ashley To report a
bill for the admission OF Utah into the Union as
State, with prohibition OF polygamy n one OF
the conditions upon which the Territory shalt be
admitted. IL IS understood the delegate from
Utah objects to this provision Of the bill. which.
however. will not be reported without this condi-
ton.
Ashley Is also Instructed 90 report bill for the
erection OF the Territory OF Shoshona. The pro
posed Territory will include within its limits all
that part OF the old Territory OF Oregon inhabited
by Shoshonie Indians. all the Territory OF Ne
braska west OF the 9th parallel from Washing
ton. and that portion of Dicotah Territory lying
south Of the 10th degree of latitude
special to the Tribune says:
Gen. Butler teegraphei here explicit de-
NAL ot the statement that he attempted to con
troll the Congressional interests vi Mr.. BonligLv.
gentleman connected with u foreign lega-
ton has just received n letter stating that the
French Government has opened correspondence
with the British Cabinet about the Alabam ma ;
depredation>, aud that Drouyn De lHuys opin.
ion is that the tacit consent OF England 10 launch.
ing and lifting out privateers Is in direct viola
ton, in spirit aud letter. OF the treaty of Paris
and constitutes u breach Of the Law of natobs.
IL Is also stated that the British Cabint has
taken the matter under consideration. and is now
trying ~ extract Itself from the matter
The Herald's special says
Senior Romero, Mexican Minister, has received
dispatches showing that the condition of that
Government Is much better than has been pre-
yiousy or since the French invasion While the
French army was waiting rcnlorcements the
Mexicans were terrifying the principal towns, and
IL is now believed that Puebla, the CITY vi Mexico
and other places of importance have been rendered
impregnablc. at least To the French army now in
Mexico
Domestic discussions have been laid aside. and
great deal OF popular enthusiasm has been
evoked and stronger hopes are entertained now
than ever before that the French will he re.
pulsed
IL appears from the records of the Treasury
Department that there are still outstanding $215.
OOO OF two year q per cent Treasury notes. re
ceivahle tor customs, making n toal of between
Sli 900 600 and $4,000 900 Treasury notes now
outstanding receivable tor customs
INV YonK. Jan 2i-The steamer Pacific
brings Havana adviees TO the 10th
Mexican advrcs give rumor that Gen Dublado
committed suicide to avoid being made prisoner
by Mea
! Another report IL of serious misunderstanding
between Generals 0rtego and Comoniort thai
numerous drser,ions had taken place from III,
Mexican garrison nj puebla; also, that u con
spiracy had been discovered in the brigade o
Gen Ohran. aud FIVE officers had been shot
Further advces state the entire French force IL
Mexico nj - 600. but reantorcemcnts of lat on
were expected by the end OF December
The Mexicns have So 900 ~ Puebn: ~ on
| OF IL 900 between there and the Capital: H. Ol
more NJ the Chnital: 1000 In the State of Quere
tro and ~ 900 az ii ,On0 IN Guerrero, most o
them badly armed The notifications of Pueblo
consist OF 2OO guns, aud the City of Mexico ha
like number.
XASrsviLir. Jan % Tho market house tel
this morning NJ half past six o'clock killing sever
persons aud wounding many Others The build
Ing wns crowded 10 the time The accident WI
caused by the exceeding weight OF snow on tn
! roof.
NASHVILLE, January 23-The fleet left yes
teray noon Last night. when opposite Belts
town, they were fired into by the rebels. wit
three field pieces. on the blun. The gunboat NJ
Clair engaged the enemy, who were driven TO th
woods The fleet arrived safely NJ Cluksvll,
Col William Il Stokes. of the First Tennessee
Cavalry. In personal difficulty nj Mur(reesboro
was shot by Capt Fleming. of the same req
ment Wound serious Fleming has dlsar
peared,