Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-06

WAsHISGroS, June 5-A special to the Post
saws
Fernando Wood arrived here last night and
called upon the President this morning The in
tervIew listed one hour II is not known whether
Fernando is going to dictate the future policy of
the Government. or whether he proposes to sell
out at once.
The advces received from Gen. Grant are en-
couraglng.
PROM Chicago.
CHICAGO, June ) A special from the rear of
Wick sburg dated the 81 ult says:
The Sombardment continues. All the guns
are IN position and opened fire at midnight and
continued until daylight with unparalleled rapid
ity. Ii is believed that great dim'ge has been
inflicted by the heavy guns
Twelve men were captured at dwight yester
day while endeavorinc 10 run our pickets and get
into the city Some 300 900 percu. IN caps were
found in their possession. One of them came
out of the city ten days ago aud took the oath of
allegiance and allowed to 60 home, five
miles back. He will probably be condemned as
n spy.
Gen. Johnston is reporte1 to be near Jackson,
but not in sufficient force to attack US.
CHICAGO. June Sin the case OF the Chicago
Times rs. the Military Authorities The counsel
10 day asked for and obtained leave TO Withdraw
the bill asking for an Injunction and the case vas
dismissed
from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June : President Lincoln has
accepted the invitation OF the Union League of
this city TO participate in the grand National Gel
ebration on the lth Of July.
Large delegations from all parts of the Union
are expected 10 attend
from New York
New York, June 5-The Times correspon
dent, with Col Fitzpatrick saws the Rebels had
taken especial pains to capture this command.
aud while tho Rebel citizens had DESTROYED the
bridges over the Dragon river. Stuart with lerge
force, waiting at ford some six miles further
up 10 force them 10 cross at a narrow place, but
the pioneers built bridge over which our forces
crossed without difficulty, and then DESTROYED it,
The letter from Stuart captured in Rebel
mail. was directed to guerrilla Colonel who was
captured by Col. Davis in his own house.
NEW YonK. June 5-Advices from Panama
say that Jerere has been totally defeated by
President Martinez, Of Nicaragua. The latter
acted very nobly afterward, offering him full
pardon and the return of his con6scated property
if he would settle down quietly at home
The citizens ihorush the country which Xii
patrick passed expressed themselves pleased with
the conduct of our men. The result of the raid
Ia. that complete circuit was made around the
Rebel army and the destruction of millions of dol
lars worth OF railway property the capture of
hundreds of horses and mules, forty wagon loads
of provisions, one thousand contrabands, and the
decentralization OF the blacks throughout the Reb
/ el country.
! A special 10 the Post saws:
The Government la. advices from Grant m
to the 30th nit. Everything is reported to be
satisfactory Gems. Mcpherson and Sherman
have pushed their artillery to within City Yards
of the Rebel works.
Heavy reinfOrcements were reaching Gran,
and he is now quite able to carry on the siege of
Vicksburg and take care at the same time of
Gen Johnston
/ 1t is believed that vicksburg cannot bold ou,
but few days longer
Sales OF u. =. Bonds.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The Subscription
5O's. '''' u
The subscriptions from Indiana included
$50 900 from Madison.
The subscriptions throughout the IVES, are
very large. almost every village and town being
represented.
from Nashville.
NASHVILLE. Nav 5-The news from the from
tier up TO , o'clock p. VI TO day is that Colonel
Bayard, commanding the garrison. was a,tacked
BY two hundred Rebel cavalry yesterday. and
drove his forces back into their entertainments
They rallied. however. and repulsed the enemy
with heavy loss to the latter. A smultaneou:
attack made on our forces at Triupe hut ths
enemy were repusei with a loss Of two hundred
men. forty horses, and lot of camp and garrison
equirpsge.
Gen. Granger has ordered that all houses oil
ill-fame be vacated by the eth inst
Six hundred and seventy nine exchanged Fed
eral soldiers arrived here to day. Representing
one hundred and fourteen regiments. They viii
lie sent TO their respective commands immediate