Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25


the facts would be ascortained
The Spanish Government had granted permis-
sion to tear down the walls of Havana.
The heat al Havana was intense. but there was
no fever
The steamer Alice viviou had arrived from
Mobile with cotton.
from Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG. june 24.-The operator at Ship
pensburg teegraphed al 10 o'clock today that
that the Rebels were one mile from town and ad
vaneing in this direction.
From Warrington
WASHINGTON. June 20.-Gen. Grant has tee
GRABBED 20 headquarters follows:
Near Nicksburg, June 18th, via Cairo 23d -
Everything PROGRESSES well here.
Johnstons forces are at Yazoo City.
Brownsville and Clinton deserters come out
daily They all report short rations.
We scarcely ever lose man now The health
and condition of the troops are most excellent.
Dispatches from Gen. Banks have been re
ceived by the War Department to the effect that
the l4ih inst. having established his batteries
within $50 yards OF the Rebel works at Port
Hudson after a vigorous caunonade he summoned
Gen. Gardner to surrender. On his refusal. an
assault was made. and after our forces had gained
positions within 80 to 100 yards of the enemy =
works. which they held, Gen. Payne was severely
wounded
General Banks expressed himself confident of
success.
southern News.
WASHINGTON. June PA Richmond dispatch
of yesterday contains the following:
Jackson, Mss. June Is.
The enemy's cavalry made dash on our out
post Edwards depot, yesterday, but found
them too strong, and retreated across the Big
Black again
Scarcely a day passes without an accident on
the Meridian railroad. which being the principal
means OF transporting supplies, has retarded Gen.
Johnston's movements.
A special dispatch to Mississippi, dated Pahola,
June 18TH says:
heavy force of Yankee cavalry is marching
on Tacoma
Between that point and Grenada Hatche's and
Waace's cavalry are rigging RATS 10 cross the
Taahatchie with the intention TO destroy the
road below Pamela and cut off Johnstons sup
plies.
Another force is crossing the Codwater near
Senatobia They came from Memphis.
Gen. Johnston has issued orders granting full
pardon 10 all deserters in this Department who
will return to their regiments Immediately.
JACKSON. June 90, via MOBILE 2l.-Citizens
just in report heavy engagement between Jack
sons cavalry and the enemy at Big Black River
cannon firing was awful. and terrific firing was
heard in tue direction of Vicksburg.
The Pennsylvania Invasion.
HARRIsBURG. June 24.-The city has been il
a high state of excitement all day.
News from up the Valley shows that the Rsb
els rapidly advancing in this direction il
strong force. No troops would be likely to ven
ture so far from their base of operations into al
enemy's country without force sufficient to act oil
the offensive.
So far no opposition has been made to the
movements
The Rebels are now twelve miles from Carlisl,
and advancing.
Gen. Knpps, commanding the force in the val
lev, will probably give them battle at that point
The Rebels will no doubt appear in front o
that town to morrow.
Our cavalry. who fell back the Rebels ad
vanced. have been unable 10 discover any infantrl
as yet but here no doubt strong force is il
supporting distance
deserter belonging to the 44th Louisiana ar
rived here TO day.
On Sunday night his regiment was doing pick
ct duty near Hagerstown. and on Monday morn
ing fifty of them deserted and made their way q
| the mountains where they remained all night
Yesterday morning they all started for Frederick
| City, hoping to make their way to Baltimore
with the exception of this man who came t,
! Gettysburg.
He states that EwelI's corps of six brigade
was at Hagerstown when he left, numberin;
about - 001 men.
The last brigade left Wiliamsport on Friday
arriving AT Hagerstown the same day.
Orders were issued on Sunday for the corps Il
move at ) o'clock on Monday morning.
1t is believed they are coming in this direction
and supporting Jenkins force of cavalry
The Alabama Again.
NEWPORT r. June 81 Capt Snow of th,
schooner Sarah Snow. arrived here this after
noon. He reports that he spoke off Gavhead to
day. at II O'Clock a. M the schooner Western
Light. Capt Goodspeed. who had deck load o
men put on board oy the pirate Alabama, proba
bly, the Lacony
Capt Snow also reports four other vessels haC
preceded him To New York. loaded with meI
from the destroyed fishermen.
Capt Goodspeed saws the pirate had destroyed
upwards of dozen sail vessels, Yesterday an,
this morning. all of them fishermen which he Eel
! in with back OF Martha Vineyard. Eyerythin:
| of value was taken from them, and they wer'
burned
The pirate continued to commit depreciation,
on the fishermen.
From ucCOnneIisvilie.
MCCoNNELLsvILLE, Pa June "a Business j
III u stauu-Stlils lTHltTr DtlnH oDHRtu W nee
| their horses concealed in the mountains. and th
prospects of reaping the coming harvests are dis
couraging.
The Rebels are overrunnng Franklin county
Rebel deserters from North Carolina regi
ment, belonging TO Ewell's corps. came into on
lines this morning, and reported that the who'll
of that Commanders force is in Pennsylvania.
The Rebels are in force at Mercersburg, anC
have drove our pickets this side of the town. TIL
Rebel infantry are reported coming up the noun
tain from Mercersburg They are bockaded
but poorly supported.
The Turf.
NEW YORK. June 24.-The great race to-da
between Patchen and Butler. mile heats unde
saddle. was won by Butler in three straight heat:
Time: 2:2S-2.2l-2:2314.
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