Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
Night Report


From New York.
NEW York June "a Admiral Foote is better
to day, and hopes are now entertained OF his re-
covery.
published Washington letter states that our
army on SATURDAY, was very active, several corps
took up their march
Judge Toney, on Friday last. at Baltimore
gave an opinion that the regulations issued by
the Secretary Of the Treasury on the 2Slh of An
gust ia relation 10 internal commerce are illegal
and void
A special TO the Evening Post from Washing
ton the 22ti saws all the information which our
cavalry has been able to obtain confirms the pre-
vious impression that there is no Rebel infantry
this side OF the Blue Ridge. though thew may oc-
cupy A,hby's and Manassas Gaps
Gen. Pleasanton found none in Smokers Gap.
The Rebel cavalry force still remains near
Middleburg
Our cavalry has been through Thoroughfare
Gap thus showing that neither Gen. Lee any
of his officers are there. a. published. Nothing
has been seen of the enemy towards Warrenton
or beyond or south of those places
Our army is on the move. and if the enemy in
tend to give battle he come out of Shenan-
do,h VALLEY and do 20 whenever he pleaSes
Gen Hooker is prepared Every thing is most
favorable tor army operations.
We have unauthenticated reports that the
Rebel army is retreating down the valley towards
Cupepper.
The steamer Dudley Buck. from Newbern, has
arrived
Gen Wills negro brigade now numbers be
tween and three thousand. The enstments
range from fifty to one hundred a day, and one
day reached three hundred
Baltimore letter says Col Kane. formerly
Marshal of that CITY. his escaped to Dixie and
been appointed Major General in the Rebel
armv.
Another letter saws Cumberland Nd has been
repossessed bv troops. and that reconnois-
sance to Romney showed no Rebels in that re-
gion
The country between Cumberland and Mar
tinsburg has been laid waste, railroad track de
stroyed. bridges burnt. &c
Official Report Of Gen. PleasantOn
HEADQUARrERs CAVALRY CoRPsl
Camp near Upperville, June 81.
To Brig Gen S Williams:
moved my command this morning to Middle
burg and attacked the cavalry force of Rebels
under Stuart and steadily drove him all day. in
dieting heavy loss at every stop. We took two
pieces of artillery, one a Blakely gun. together
with three cassions. We also captured upwards
of sixty prisoners. and more are coming in. in
Guiding a Lieutenant Colonel Major and five
other officers. besides wounded Colonel and
large uuulbeF Ol WDuTutu hcUtlc lclt III Tue tO"H
of Upperville
They left their dead and wounded on the field.
Ofthe former saw upward of twenty.
We also took a large number of car5ines, PTS
tolls and sabres
Our loss has been very small both in men and
horses.
I never saw troops behave better or under
more difficult circumstances Very heavy charges
were made, and the sabre was used freely but al
ways with great advantage 10 Us.
4. PLEAsASToy. Brig Gen.
southern News
BALTIMORE. June 22-The Richmond Dis
patch OF the 18th has the following significant
paragraph:
fen.e afforded by the proximity OF Gen Lee 5
army part of which Is already in the valley and
porbably in NJ rryaLd. and the res, will follow
where they cannot be brought instantly to our as
sistance il We should need them.
from baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June % -The statement that the
circulation of the New York Express, the eau.
cassion Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago Times
would be stopped In this Department is erroneous
The Baltimore papers were prohibited from pub
fishing extracts from them.
All the information received 1T the American
Office Is that the Rebel force at Frederick and 10
the vicinity IS small scouting parties. and that
there are not more than 1000 or 5000 ReheIs in
MARYLAND: that there has been as vet no engage
ment or demonstration made al Hsrper's Ferry
and that we still bold communication With that
point.
FROM California.
SAY FRAScIsco, june p ID te- from the City
of Mexico via Acapulco are 10 the Oath ult
All the French residents had been compelled
TO leave the city.
Gen Juarez had taken command of the Mexi.
can TROOPS
The Mexican Notifications were being strength
ened. and on the approach of the French il !.
believed the Mexicans will make desperate re
sistsnce.
All the available Mexican troops are being
drawn in towards the capital.
Comonfort is much censured for not relieving
Puebla, and in consequence has rssigned.