Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

lumber 5000. bu, this ulay be On sraeeefation
General Scbenck has just announced a, ~.
Euta~ House that 2.<oo kebels bad already ar
rived
We learn ffon officers Of oeu. Reypolds sud
that our forces passed through oss,ysbarg. at ,su
O'Clock yesterday morning. and when one quarter
OF mile zee, Of town encountered Lopgstrest
and Hill. who attacked the corps Of 0en Rev.
nolds. which vas IN the advance.
This corps stood tho force Of attack until n
was relieved BY the third corps and q command.
log position secured.
The Rebels made an attempt 10 dank the posi
ton We had gained but were repulsed
Generals Reynolds and Paul fell under heavy
,ollcr IRON The Rebel infantry.
Both officers we're mounted and at the head Of
their troors
In the course % the conflict Nc fell hack DO
Tore superior numbers 90 stronger position AMI
The light ceased Tor the day AZ o'clock and IN
The evening the whole Army Of tho Potomac bad
reached the fight and Gen Meade had all the
corps strongly posted foe renewal OF thu igh,
this morning
The loss Of the enemy Is considered fully equal
20 oufs
The Army Of tho Potomac In /. Rne condition
and very enthusiastic
Our loss of officer. IL severe
Our army l. regarded a. better concentrated
Than the Rebels ior the events Otto day
srem Warrington.
WAsniSafos. jul, 2-fhe latest dispstch..
received from Gen Meade we're dated last nleh,
They state that The corps engaged With twell'a
army we're den Reynolds aud den iloward's
Gen Pleasanlon succeeded In inncting severe
Injury upon Stuan'a cavalry,
Reports received nom all quarters STE encouf.
aging
Mrs Llncoln was thIa morning injured hy m.
horses running away with and breaking the car
tinee IN which che wss travelling from the Sol.
dief-' Home 60 the Executive Mansion
rsom Trenton. n. D..
fuNtoN, y j, July --0ovenor Parker has
received dispatch nom Governor Curtin. asking
Zoe more troops, and says he cannot magnib tho
Importance at the demand,
Prem Albany.
Aln,s,, n V, July IA dispatch has Iust
been received from Governor Curtin addressed 10
Governor seymour stating that the battle near
Gettysburg was not decisive nnd asking him 10
scnd on all The troops bee could raise without do.
'h,' 'ha' the need VI them Vas pressing
srem ues,.w.
no-fos, July The ptisa steamer Victory
With 400 hhes cotton, arrived in d,y She Was
captured go tho 1ist ult b, the eunhoat Santiago
10 cn.M The steamer was bound fur Nassau
nom WILMINGTON
ss.m s.sfs.ss Monroe.
fon, MoSno,, jul, The Richmond IN
auitet oi jul, ha. the hlnwihsi
jAessoS, june W --Adsipe- nom Nchshusp
ius' fere,ed report no,hing ~ feesri ~ the state
OF nIhlfs pn the nlrhi of the Git the snss,,
sntuns mine ~ blow un 49, angle at our works
The Citizen st,s that hf ~ DAYS ah iheesssnl
shaver ~ shells has fanei on tie oiiy Tues
dat while We were working IN The edition NJ nu,
paper " lnch shell passed through The ofiee,
scattering ouf eases and i,ne, vet no one was
Injured
one OF ,he enemys eunbpaia l. fact aground
below lhn uiiN
A number Of transports landed With ,roops and
a barge oame dewn Within tho laH, few da,s
The snems h,s bean nfinp inesndiafy shells Zoe
Tires dass hu, 40 damage has heeu done
Melgi lleadl,, ol Arkansas, commanding the
wa,pt batteries, and Mailer Martin, With isouisl,
ana, were killed. lac, sunday,
uo iAwfin, of The 9th ioulslans. was ~,
vereiy wounded
Tho Citizen confirms The news ~ heavy hom
bAfdlnn ~ Saturday and ,a,s 90, less IL com
patall,ely small
Az now leel that 0ea Johnston Gill arrive In
tine,
Tho general tone Of The editorial. Of the OH,
sei Ia cheerful,
den Parsons battery q, cypsss Geek, ,wse.
" milas bslow Napoleon hfei on fys transports
loaded with lIooa Oh Tuesday, eIlppllng them
badly,
TIE troops landed and attempted 70 ale,m our
batteries, but we're driven hack
JAoNsaE, iuue 10 -0neIal dispatches nom
uen dick iasler, dated Alexandria, June pd,h,
'says no solmed and carried ~ the poin, ef tho
hasona'i with unoaiei guns, tho enelny's posl
uon q, he!v lehs liss louisiana Loss In killed
and wounded unkrnwn,
hame dispatches say tho enemy's position AZ
hhehodenyle VAS also carried, but hy whom 10
not stated
This gives ia command ~ the Mississippi
above New Orleans, and enables VA "a cut of
banks supplies
The New Ofe,ns Tue Delta Ut The a1,h 70
porA that tighl took place ~ Llfoufohe ofos.
ing on the pid, The Federal force engaged was
slk regiments lh. Confederate. charged and
captured Federal battery aid some prisoners,
with reporled loss of 90 killed. including Col.
Marx, Of the ~ Teas, Who MAS buried under
nag oI truce The tunlelor,les retired. while
the enoms we're waiting fof achievements 10
pursue them
A gentleman nom rapo,gua reports tho cap
iure of The lllh Connecticut regiment
oof poke,- ara near Alelefs. opposite Nov
Orleans
pursb~v srom tavttste.
HAhRlAupnG, jul, The Rebels returned 10
the vicinity uf Carlisle aud demanded the
surrender of tho town again General small
pefempiorl, refused The Rebels psnt nag Of
truce, nqnflng " " WIS not surrendered they
would burn the town On being refused. they
carried out the threat hy setting nfe ~ three pf
iouI houses, which were hafnei. hut nobody IN.
jufel
They wete then attacked by Gen, Smith and
driven toward Shppihgsbufg
The wotkmen sent this morning a. repair tho
Cumberland road bad ~ return with their tools
and materials, as " vas aseerialned the Rebels
are hear The railroad In force
Farmer complain that the iebsl- compelled
them a. hlng their eofn aud hand u 10 them. and
they plundried them extensively
The raising ~ tfoops Ia progressing here so