Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-25
Night Report.

NEW YORK. April 24.-It appears that repre-
sensations Of the legislative Broadway railroad
scheme also commenced laying their track last
night, after the Harlem company had been
Joined. The object was TO obtain the right of
way so far possible BY means of temporary
track
The Mississippi agent who was arrested for Or
dering the construction of cotton machinery, has
been paroled until next week and permitted to
go to Washington to explain his position to the
Secretary of War. Hei said to be Unonist,
born in Massachusetts, and did not intend TO have
the machinery 90 South until the rebellion was
crushed He represents the opinion as gaining
ground in Mississippi, among the better class,
that the rebellion will only maintain itself short
time longer.
WAsHIxGrox, April 24-Special to the Post
SAYS
The sales of the ) 30 bonds continues very
large for some days past. The bonds have been
selling much faster than the Government can
print them.
The appointments of the Assistant Proves;
Narshals under the enrolment act still hangs
FIRE
The storm still continues The rain pours
down in torrents. Both the Potomac and Rap
pahannock rivers are very high. The roads
in horrible condition. ~
james Addison. clerk in the Adutant Gen
erals Bureau, and his brother Anthony Addison,
clerk in the Census Office, publish card pro-
nouncing false the widely published allegation
that they are rebel mail carriers and that through
their fundamentally important orders have
been furnished the enemy. The former only
arrested on Saturday night but As he continues
at his desk, it is but fair to suppose that the in
vestgation of the did not establish the truth
of the suspicion affecting his LOYALTY
Ex. Gov Staubs of North Carolina. will re-
sumo bis residence in California; his resignation
as Military Governor was voluntarily; while here
recently he on the best possible terms with
all members of the Administration.
LOUISVILLE, April 24-After the destruction
of Clna. Tenn, party OF rebels entered Tom
lnsonvIlle, on Wednesday, burned the Court
House and other buildings. killed FIVE OF six
Union mea and retreated.
NEW YoRK, April 24-The Commercial says
the blockade recently run by Cornell Brad
ley, from Richmond, who made purchases IN the
amount of about $500 he e and returned TO Rich
mond. ssftre nea e8
Bradley formerly belonged 10 Patterson. n.
j., and las been engaged in making percuss on
caps and manufacturing cloth at Richmond
Passengers by the steamer Dudley Buck, from
Newbern state that Gen. Foster with 5, 900 men
left Newbern on the 10th and when last heard
FROM which was on Friday he was at Deep Guls
mics.
Late on Friday afternoon brisk cannonading
heard tor an hour and a half, and it is
rumored that Gen. Hill with his rebel force, was
in the direction whence il was heard and an en-
gagement was thought to have occurred.
NASHVILLE. April 24-It is reported that our
forces are in possession of McMinnville.
Gen. Reynolds forces, consisting of one brig
ade of cavalay and three brlgades of infantry en-
rod ha cd tOoE he Ro.a Ia
BY surprise capturing Mrs. General John Nor
gan. two hundred and fifty prisoners and two
wagon trains. The casualties on our side are
not vet ascertained.
Nearly all of Morgan's forces were stationed
at McMinnville. and on attack, sought safety by
fight.
The orders Of General Mitchell, requesting all
Rebel sympathizers to take the oath of aegi
ance IS causing great conversion among disloya
citizens. Several hundred mails and female:
have subscribed TO it.
Fr. MONROE, April 23-It is estimated that
the Rebel loss eight to in the late
attack Suffolk and on the Nansemond. The
battery captured from the Rebels on the 2Ott
inst. has been taken a place of safety.
The r ) Spauldng arrived this afternoon
from Newbern. y c. She reports all quiet in
that Department. and confirms the previous re
port that the enemy has left and also that Gen
Foster has returned TO Newbern. having taken
upwards of fifty prisoners
HALIFAX. April 81 The steamer Delta, St
Thomas the 18th and Bermuda the l9th inst ar
rived here A Danish brig landed at st. Croi1
on the 18th. The crews OF the following vessels
captured nv TIE Florida-ship Star of Peace
bark Lot Wing. OF New York. from Boston FOL
Baltimore, captured March 9th. lat. IL. long
% , guns and 5 men were put on board of he
BY the Florida The bark NJ. !. Caleord wa,
captured March 30th. lat. %, long. 35. Il wa
not known whether she was burned. Five mer
of the crew Of the ship Star of Peace shipped OF
board the Florida Three bows we're taken from
the Lot Wing