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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
GEN. RURNSlDE'S COM
MAN0.
GEN. N,RIHHT SUPERSEDED.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Destituti0A i'm the South.
SPECIALS FROM WASHING TON
GEN. NIRIcHT SUPERSEDED.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
SPECIALS FROM WASHING TON
New York, March "a.

view IOrk, MarcR ~.
New Orleans correspondence in differ.
ent morning papers contain nothing ad.
diliona 10 what was transmitted yester-
day
Washington specials contain the fol-
lowing items:
The War Department is making good
progress with appointments under the
National Militia law. Those for Ohio
and Massachusetts, are nearly completed,
and other New England States. Penn
sylvaria and New jersey will next be
taken up.
The committee on the conduct OF the
war are working hard at their report
which is to be made on the 4th Of April.
IT is said it will contain evidence Of .
nature calculated to lead at least one
Maj. General to call for court of enqui.
KY.
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9pefial Notirfs.


1UST-JFEICE UIHEC1Vn1.
y && gsss. FL etst
Arrivals end tAsMails.
The Easssrn Mail arrives ii P. H.. and departs Al
"a A.. n. -a9i aqaa wa ts4s u eek
The western mail strives st7r. n. snd departs At
IA. n. g. IL
The southern Mail arrives At p. n, and departs
STA, n,
Tbs Northern Man arrives at r. NJ, and departs
M7A.M.
The Palmyra Mail arrives atsA.M., and departs
att A. n. ~
The Charleston snd Salem Mail arrives ate r. n,
and departs At A. n. ~ s3 s4s4
All mail matter designed 70 70 ont In The morning
mails should be in the ONCE BY O'Clock the evening
preceding the departure of the maila.
!. B. HOWELL, r. n.
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Chicago Cattle market

Chicago Cattle Market.
BEEF CAIfLE--Flrn ~ abuoyant. Prime ship-
pins besvss % ss0eA as Good Shipping % soa3 %;
Fair Government Cattle. ESQ.
HoGs---Acsive and fair. Averaging cco, ~ 20;
averaging So, - 90: averaging iso - 60; aversg-
ing ls4 b ~
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- One dress Of the Princess Of Wslee
will cost $1,000. 1t Is made almost en-
tiseiy Of the fnest lace.
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military NosAee.
HEADeuAasxns, ALEXANDRIA, NO.,
February 2lst. loe3. !
SPECIAL OADsa NOR.
It's hereby ordered, IN acserasnce with Gssssal
Order No. sfrom Dissriss HssAqssrtsrs. 9Th kiitar,
District that all arms and AMIN unition b Immediately
reported TO these headquarters. Asy failure TO
ply with the fsregoing III tAs Of he
fender, irrespective ofpersons.
BY order OF
CAPT. u. r. HACKNEY, comd'g Poss,
PERHy Sawyer. Act Adj. tFsb3l.
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| st, Louis, March 81.
| ToBACCo.-MArset heavy. items 1t 81; Lugs
| % 05 TO % 90 Planters go 20 70 $3.50; Common
leaf si3t sl5 20; medium GIG 10 70 sip 10; Good,
o24 SO to o2s -.
HEMP-Dnn. Common to Choice, Impressed, go
to eio5 per ton. Hacked e23o094o.
LRAD-ssn No. sxc b.
COTTON-Bsttsr. Good TIC b.
FLOUR-Aarkst nat, and lower prices. Low Grade
- 70 per bbH 0osnsry Snpsrnae s6 4o1es Isl Choies
Double Extra n %.
wHEAT.-Dull. Poor FaIl el o. 70 m Is: Com.
mon Pail u 20; Qsod do. u IS % st n; Prime
q 80; Choice q IS
CORN.-sl to 63csI
oATs.-ssssdy. No o..
RYE.-72c per bst.
BARLEY-Choics fail. ii So
BRAN-s7 1910 ~ so per bush.
MALT.--sIs IS.
| PoRK.-Msss Ga co. -
/ LARD--No. At ODi0s.
| WHISKY.--Duil and lower. 4oc
| HIDEs.-Dry aint Sac; dry saAsa l4xt; green ssls-
INC: s@@1+sa3
TALLOw-Prins io1c.
11AHs-es - p - -.
| GREASE-sc.
DRIED yRUT-Peashen, q rs bashsl: Apu,..
u - - al0.
POTATOES. oIsS v o. u.
1GGs-sc per dosen in bills.
HAY--sTk = 10 -.
sEED-Timoshy ets7, intending seeks. Glover,
- 70 % 80. Pax Seed - rs.
sua. ~. AND coFf1s-A., asssAs. Leal.l.a.
5sAfifis.-pn.. s.v 4.ose ~ ).
ss4 aEsvex =; & = g. = g = Per '.sf.
%. Lonls Moxss ana uulv Waxswes.
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Legal NOttOoS.
Original NOTICE.

II -effsN IS n u I 81 "
70 JsDss w Otlsy, Hisanor otisy, John Winthfop.
Msresrse ENrbsii, Ssrsh \ Foe, hdssad A fox,
ChaFiss PsrsspsA 90, Il A Fox, executor Of Inc
estate Of MARY bchinix, deceased, frsd Fe1,
UO0tsrA Cs.syss s9i Nf@st
Ton, and zach Of hereby no,ined that thsIs
10 now ne Ia the once ofthe Clerk cf the Dtstuet
Court Of Lee County, Iows ~ Keoh u, LoSs,s Ss.i
zion u Henry Caldwell, Claiming u ycuy ths said
ynmes W Otlsy, Twsnty hsee Hunuael sud siAty-
Kishk U-1to Dollars, With % per cent iLssress pei
.nunn, payable annually, - sosey Aas - - q
ssstgnsd 70 hifsm barney, and ~ hA1 sssigned 81
hsnry eatsd JaDuasy -, lee5 ,AIse etAisG
Agetn each IT You the foreclosure Of said Mortgage.
ths satns bsing upon Lets No. II and ~ In block 10.
MaaopS Upper Addttop, " tho city VI Keokuk, In
Iss cosnty IoV4 f6s ths pasehass ncnsy ibid
relief.
And unless sou appear snn ssnhwer shsfae On "a
befure noes of ths eeeend dAY ~ The psxt term 81
me ssid DfMrfet Court 1t keekuk, 20 began s1S
hotden I'm The la Monday ~ Ssptsnbss, A. D. III
| cssaut will be entered asainst yos. and judg-
mtnt rendered thereon. y 20 1852 f3
8e NOBLR STRONG,
narfg@d4w Attorneys for Ptaintll
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IA. iieuMou,
Asst Adjt. Gen.
Headquarters, Norfolk, VAIL
March 90, 1868.

A large feet of scooners made their
departure from here this afternoon. They
had taken harbor in the Roads during
the storm.
The weather is now fine.
Some Of the gunboats have been prac-
ticing with their guns at Newport News
to-day. The firing caused some inquiry
from the neighboring towns.
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Netice 81 sAiprers anA Carri.,

Notice - Shippers ANA CarrisFs.
BY su order from the Treasury Dspartme ~, Ship
pers and carriers are required, before for
ments Of Goods or Salt, smouptins 70 over eas0 10
places ia thr first and second tier Of counties The
Southern border OF the State OF lewa Ole In the
Custom House once ~ ksokuk. Iowa, nm oath pre-
scribed BY the Treasury Department alse 70 sxscuis
bond. with approved sarstes thsltAs goods therein
described shall not Be sold used any
way, 20 asto give aid csnfort - Ins1ggenss Or 70
syapaahssrs with thsse In rsbsliion agaisssAs sv-
srament Of the United States.
Blanks can be obtained and instsuctioss given n,
Ne Surveyors Omes.
John GTANMu6,
Surveyor ~ the Pert.
Custom House o0se, Ksokak, Ass 81, ,oD-Asg9e- 1tf
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March I'D, 1853.
fRovIsioNs-ouist Mess Pork eis %; Prime
Meas Gle 50; Country Clear Sides iooss Sic; Coantry
Hams, loose. skc; Country Shoulders. iposs, Nc;
LsafLard ioac; Prime Country Kettle Lard At lslc.
BuTTER--Ohoioe Rolls, 2aa24c.
TALLow-Country l0ic.
DRESSED HoGs-shads easier. Dividing On ZOO
- - % and e5 o. dividing on 100 As At ~ rs and
o. 80.
FLoUR--More active. Choice White wiu,eres sen
o. topper Dbl. Medium Spring Extra Is; super
sac ~ SO.
wHEAT--Market more active and l01e higher.
spring--No. I, eI2i 70 u -; No. 2, 4I0eIlo; Re.
jscted Spring s00sos.
C0RN-Firmer and Nc better. Mixed corn in store
So; Rejected Corn in store sc.
0AFS-Aarket active; 'bSk05ekc
RYE-Market quiet. No. in store sOc, on trask
ssae
BARLEY-ouiet Fair u 10, in sacks
MISUNDERSTANDING.
CLOvER sHRD-o6 %.
TIMOTHY snkD-Prime rood - co.
FLAX sEED-Good 81 2s.
DRIED FRUlT-Prime New York Apple. NC; un-
pared Peaches ss.Qs l0c
WooL-In good demand Ut 70R76c.
HlDKs--Firm, Al the following quotations.
Dry Flint, go
Dy caLscd,. ..-.........*.. l6t0H
Ifeeh CuTed nisss, .............-.......4.. . 81
Calf and Kip Skins ................ ........Ia p
Fresh Pslts.. o. oosaso
EUGARS-Quist. a1Sa l.3
New orleans, Prime 70 choice. ~ Ola
Cuoa-rar 70 choie ..-.......-.......p..l 2i Di3!
Porto hro-fair 70 choice. .l9al3i
N T. hennsd-Powdsred ana grnnuiated. lst1
White Coffee, A.....,......,..I640
C0nes, h.................., ..1<tA
Kxtra Coffee. C.............,. I3s1
BkANs-o1 1881 50.
PoTAToks-Prims, ooaa5ej medium, es07oc per
bushel.
sALT--Lverpooi Ground Alum sa0o per sack
A0GS-es rftis r. 3
PoULIhfv.hitA 80 4. g. ~; 1arkess per
3, &c.
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n OTIC,E.

rhs Presbytery Of Eeokuk viii bold ~ NEXT state
nsesing 10 Keokuk on the ID Thursday Ieshl Of Apr
next 81 n O'Clock, r. H.
9. c. BRAkAN, Stated Clerk.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AM

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN SHIPPERS.
On and afssr this date no Powder viii b. allowed
sold In Keokuk without permission Of the UNDERMINED
nor any kind OF Arms whatsoever, Munitions Of
also bsen ordered BY the special Agent Of tbs
Treasury Department MOTTO allow Goods or 0roceriss
excsptin limited quantes for fsnly ~, 70 70 into
Missouri or the oaaher tier Of Couptiss.
The object Is to keep supplies srsn the rsbel.o or
armed hands OF gusrrillasin Northeast Missouri
JOHN gTANHUs.
Surveyor ofths Port Of Ksokuk.
Eeokuk Aug, II. le6a
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srATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA.
Adjutant Generals once, lowA,(
Davenport, February -, le63.
SPECIAL ORDERS. se
Jasper A. Wall, of Lee county, il hereby appointed
special Aid-de.camp to the Governor, and viii b
obsysd and respected accordingly.
John W. Cisghorn, Of Ice county. viii act. rs Post
ouanernasesr II Keokuk, and will have the ant
charge Of all arms, ammunition. aceou,rsmsnts, and
other property belonging 70 the state Al kssksk.
The oRcers Of Co. A, soatAssn BertsS Brissds,
viii report to Lieut., Col WALL Immediately, for fur
ther orders. ;ee
BY order of the Commander in-Chtsf,
N. B. BAKER,
fsb2o-du Adj General Of Iowa.
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Fortress Monroe, March %.
he following General Order has bee

Fortress Monroe. March %.
The following General Order has been
issued:
Headquarters, Norfolk, VAL
March 60. 1868.
GENERAL ORDER No. ga general
court martial is hereby appointed to meet
ut the City Hall, Norfolk, Va. on the 2ad
day OF March, 1868, for the trial Of such
persons as may come before it. The fol-
lowing officers are detailed for the court:
l. Van Styke, 18th Wis.,, Judge AID
vocate; Capts. r. N. Strong and A. O.
Rowley, of the 10th Wis.,; p. r. Gardner
and A. n. Hewett. OF the 18th N. T.; J..
X. Faust, -l7sd Pennna.; Lieuts. J.. r.
Clewon, IBID Penna.; A. +. Leman and
Z. y. Wizard, 10th Wis; w. w. Gates
and A. A. Waun, Of the llth N. Y.
By order Of
T. l.. VEL,
Brig. Gen. Comd'g.
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! EGAL NOTICE.

h "a, -. JsAa Tsnpltn, KesvsIl PlsnSscS. ~ n
UhaMeosaoiny Oseo1na6as. Ffa ,s75gf9EslsS5ls- =
The DseaAeAe xtll1aks Aesiss tat tAsrv 4 nov =
~ y - o1N OfthU01eSk u a. Ulst5jet E6rse r.
- Co.s5. 1s1a, = bert AaAlsshy 80 rnSi1iGs =
mcsnslT g slsln,ny q yss l.4aneRS ~ ~, ~ .
pereont isAAreGA e. qpeneR H. - =
eSpeQesd 81 you 70 the Ptatnt9 land sieo clsi-fnS
seaaestses On attachment tor reasons STATED n
~ asaSnyds sp1set asA fsnsar Said ~s1feioe a.
oseess 4s 1seopf Day n ~ Nay Tern, u ~ -
eIseia $500 OsaYt, soe.ueaciio % 1kofh3 36s-
80 Aersain couny nonds heseis aslscheA or2ege =
- sstd 70 pay said j1dgasns. - 800 - -,
fsgss43 1ANKIN 4 NccRA1Y.
lcn1-ocx fiAis(i9S Assorne1s.
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COUGH, COLD. OR AN iRRIrATKD THROAT
falIowsd 70 progress, results In ssriess Pulmonary
| and Bronch snsctions ,oftsntinss incsssbie.
BROwN'S nRoNCH1AL rxoCHEs
reseh directly The a1ssssa pasts ana gvs almost ~
slant relief. In BRONCHITIS, AsrrsA ,and CArAxan
they are beneficial. The good effects rssaitins fron
the Of the Troehss, and their extended uss,
caused them 70 be counterfsited. BE sure 10 guard
against worthless limitations OBTA,s only the ssasiss
Brscas BrsseAss 7yscAas which have yrsssd their
cAcy by atest Of many years. PrSLIc srsAxsRs and
sisexss should the Trochss Milisary Oncsrs and
soldiers who The voice and gssed 70
sudden changes. should have them Sold every where
at IS cents per box. jau4i-dsa
Hatchelor,s Hair Dys.-.The 1Ssstin
the World.
WILLIAM A. BATChkLOK'6 celebrated Hair Dye
produces color 70 ~ satsrs--
warranted MOTTO inju,s ~ hatr
the Ill eects OF bad and LnvispSasss for
life GREY, RED or RusTY HAIR instantly turns
aspis ndid biscksr brown, leaving the hairsoftand
beautiful. Sold BY all dTaEsists, &c. -
The genuine y signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOn,
.. sAs Jssv ssdjs " As<A tsz.
Factory, No. 81 Hxseiay Street, New York. fLsse
aSS Broadway and l6Bond Street. lte8-dAwIy
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wss Aou1o 1.-Two o1oCk Market.
BEBF OATTLK-0ood besves ~ ssllsns q ; 70 40:
0o0nsA At ~ pr grssa. as $3.50 3 =
-HOGe-Tkere 49, bsso Aetta eurply Whh sales
q ~ . ~ PER . net.
cows AND CALvx1.--DemanA inpsevins. ana
sales n the snaIi way = - 70 81.
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CONGkEssEONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 6.
SESArl.-The Senate standing committees
were announced.
Mr.. Anthony introduced a resolution 10 print
5000 copies of the mechanical part OF the Pat
emf Office report, and 900 copies of the acts aud
joint resolutions passed during the present session.
Mr. Bayard took the oath 10 support the Con.
sttution OF the United States. Mr. Bayard is
now entering upon his new term.
Mr.. Sumner called up the additional rule of
the Senate, proposed yesterday. This rule pro-
vides that the loyal oath. passed in July last.
shall be subscribed to by the members OF this
BODY
Mr Salisbury moved to postpone its further
consideration until TO morrow
Mr.. Sumner replied that the statute required
that every officer. civil. military or naval should
take the oath before entering upon his duties.
Mr.. Salisbury said the oath couldn't now ap-
ply because Senators had already entered upon
the duties OF their office Hence il was utterly
impossible now TO administer before doing so,
ami consequently il was not applicable.
Mr. Bayard, while not rising TO oppose the bill.
said other important questions were involved as
we'll as constitutional.
Mr. Davis regarded the law A. unconstitutional.
Il imposed test oath. II they had right TO
administer the oath in one manner they had the
right TO administer in the other. A majority OF
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COM N e RCIAl.
10y rxLKsssrE-
NeW York Market.

INV YoRK. March 6.
Flour dull. irregular. unsettled and lower; no
disposition evinced TO buy or sell 10 any extent
until more settled feeling prevails in gold:
s. 1907 30 for extra State; s. 30 for extra
round hoop Ohio. and S. s0@9 90 for trade
brands. market closing dull and unsettled.
Wheat dull. unsettled and lower, buyers and
sellers being disposed to hold off until more
settled feeling prevails in gold: the following
quotations are entirely nominal: Chicago spring
81 3odl 60; Milwaukee club 81 60dl 81: sim
ter red Western 81 73@l IS Barley firm at 81
5s for Eastern. and 81 90 for Canada and West
ern. Corn lower. but still very irregular and IN
settled; 93@95c for sound, and e0@92c for un-
sound. Oats in moderate demand at elds4c
Sugar ls(d31c lower. and more doing Coffee
dull and unchanged.
Pork dull and lower: Sl4 IS for old mess; $l2
for new do; Sll 35@l3 62Is tor old and new
prime; Sl6 5O@ls 90 for new prime mess Beef
quiet and nominal.
Cut meats quiet Dressed hogs steady o.,
634@7c. Bacon sides Gull and nomnally un
changed. Lard dull and shade easier; l0d
ii 1sc. including very choice lot of kettle rem
dered at lac
Sterling Exchange unsettled and lower l61 " q
lI0 for bankers bills. Gold continues excited
and unsettled. opening at $50. declining TO las.
advancing to l54. and closing weak at l52@
1925.
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- The Polemoramma. which opened last
nigh, az Masonic Hail. Is one of the finest exhibit
tiOns OF the kind We have ever seen and all the
praise which has aud ,hali be given 10 it is well
bestowed The battle seemed to have deep in
tere>t Tor all VINO have relations and friends in
the wrr The landscapes are gems of art. and
the effect. of the light upon some OF the pictures
most wonderful The dorama of the contest be-
tween the maniac and the minister is perfect
representation OF that fight.
This afternoon there will be 4 matinee, com
menciog NJ o'clock. when adults will be admit
ted tor - cents and children 10 cents. This
evening there will be another grand performance.
when those who would have good seats should
20 early, a the Hall is sure TO be crowded
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the Senate had great aversion TO coppcrheads.
BIZ, suppose in three or four years these Copper
heads should obtain possession OF the Government.
including The executive aud legislative branches.
and should cone Up visb To sess oath y ssssAia
their school Of politics. vsrs geatlsmso ready -
admit that shsss Coppsbsad DsDocrsss bad cou-
stisutioosl power 70 s1minisssr such osthS -
they would have a. mech power 70 impoeo IL
oath a. Congress had 70 pass this lav. But Con-
sress had 20 power 70 pass q Lac imposing such
oath. 80
Several messages were announced FROM the
President
Mr.. Harris hoped the Senate would go into ex-
ira session; debate was Improbable.
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Draymen's and Expressmen's
~ h - q &c -.

4 7 meeting Of al the Draymen and Expressmen Of
~ the City OF indianapolis. held the 18th day Of
FeOauary. 1863 IL unanimously
aKes0ce That IN view of the present prices for hauling
merchandise being who ly inadequate, the following
standard prices and hereby adopted from and
after the 9Th day vi March:
]. From and TO each Depot ms futher north than
Market and further than the Canal,
nor further east than Noble street, f,T each
load. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. > cents.
2. From and Washington street to North
street p cents.
g. Beyond North street corporation ne.- 80
L. From and 10 each Depot 70 the corporation
lne....................... 70 cents
5. That each load, matter how light or how
short the distance the charge be. % cents.
G. For each additional stop TO make up load
after the first an additional charge or 80. Is cents.
m3-d5t 4. H. HARVEY. Secretary.
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Night Report.
Battle ut Spring Hill.
T.s'IO.T FORCES DEFEATED.
THREE REGIMENTS CAPTURED OR
CUT TO PIECES.
CAVALRY SKIRMISH IN VA
Southern Intelligence.
Southern Intelligence.

NASHVILLE. March 6-Fighting all day yester-
day between Van Dorm, command and Federal
force of three regiments OF infantry, about 500
cavalry and one battery, At Spring Hill.
The infantry was cut To pieces or captured by
the rebel forces.
The Federals fought desperately, but ammu-
milton being exhausted and overwhelmed by
superior numbers. were either killed Or captured.
Cavalry and artillery got OF safely.
No reinorcements from General Gilbert at
Franklin. reached the OF action.
Seven regiments of Federals are nj that place.
Van Dorm l. reported 10 have IL, 900 men in
his command
SAN FRANCISCO. March 6.-The Equal Rights
Expositor of Tulaire county. long noted for
brazen etirontery in advocating secession, for
which il was excluded from the mails. was de-
stroyed by mob yesterday
New YoRK March 6-Auston. an eminent
lawyer, aged - years, died to day
The Post has "A story that the Northern Light
was chased Tuesday morning last off the coast of
Florida by propeller steamer which when first
seen carried signal distress, but subsequently gave
chase to the Northern Light, which was contin
ued until Il Federal war vessel hove in sight. 1t
is possible the Vessel privateer.
Cairo letter the 80 mentions a rumor that
the whole OF Porter's feet had run by Vicks-
burg.
4 Fortress Monroe letter OF the 4th says that
Col. Spear, OF the lth Pennsylvania cavalry,
attacked the Rebels AT Franklin last night, cap
tured a number OF prisoners and drove the rest
across the Blackwater.
a Winchester letter reports a reconnaissance
by detachment of the 18th cavalry near Wood
stock, where the enemy is located in large mum
bers
BALTIMORE. March 6-The Petersburg lNa.)
Express contains dispatch about the capture OF
the lndianOla by the Rebels a dispatch, says
the Express. i received from Gen. Pemberton
announcing the capture OF the lndlanoa. and saw
That she il sunk on the Mississippi side of the
river. Her beams and upper works have been
taken out She was lying near the plantation oil
Mr.. John Davis
CHARLESTON, : c., Feb. 26.--The latest ad
vice, from Port Royal state that the Yankee feet
now there numbers l23 vessels. including three
irigates and twenty gunboats. The rest are
chiefly transports. There are now 80 600 mer
collected there and more are expected.
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TElecRAPHlc.
Insroxrsp snrzsslSsos vxs PAM srArs sssnszL-l
Noon Reports.
THE ALABAMA AGAIN HEARD FROM.
The Rebel Steamer Nash.
willie Destroyed.
MORE C.4BE.s-ET RU.MORS.
loon Reports.


NV YoRK, March 6-The Northern Light
has arrived from Aspinwal with 81 ,2e3 900 in
Treasure. She vas conveyed by the gunboat Con.
necficut.
President Carrera, of Gustamala. had invaded
Salvador A battle expected soon. The British
Minister is using every exertion TO stop the war
New YORK, March 6-Tbe Heralds CORES
pendent at Port au Platte, St Domingo. in a let
ter dated 2lst ult.. says:
Captain Biesen, of the Hamburg brig Uvina,
arrived from Manzanilla to complete her cargo
here. and reports having been overhauled by a
boat from the Alabama off Cape Isabella on the
18Th inst They asked him where he was bound.
The Alabama afterward chased Spanish
steamer bound East and brought her TO by firing
into her Both steamers we're observed passing
east of Port au Platte harbor on the evening of
the 10Th ult.
The Herald has the following from the Rich
mond Examiner. of March %:
SAvAxSAH. Feb 2s-The steamer Nashville
in coming up the Ogeeche river. last night,
grounded on a sand bar before Fort McAllister,
and being discovered by the Yankee fleet their
iron clads opened fire across the marsh at the
Nashville at thirty minutes past o'clock. and
continued il till 10 o'clock, when an incendary
shell struck the Nashville and set her on fire
She is now II total wreck. The fort fired upon
the iron clads and hit her twice.
Other gunboats of the feet fred upon the fort
but did no damage.
The Heralds special saws
A protrac;ed session of the Cabinet was held
to day Rumors of important changes of that
council have been revived.
The steamer Northern Light. from Aspinwall.
Is coming up.
The Iribune's special says:
John Harnehurst Gilbert. j. Watson and Hon.
j. Borman have been appointed Commissioners
for Virginia under the late law providing for the
sale of lands on which the direct has not been
paid.
HALIFAX, March 6--The steamer Arabia. from
Liverpool the 2lst via Queenstown the 22d, ar
rived. with one day later news
The Polish question is the leading topic in
Europe.
France had sent dispatch 10 Berlin expressin z
great dissatisfaction a. the Intervention of Prussia
in the affairs OF Poland.
In the British House of Lords Russell de
nounced the course OF Russia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Mr. Duuning. fixing the compeusation Of the
Secretary and Assistant Secretary and their EN-.
ployees at 81 per day. and the Doorkeeper. the
Assistant DOorkeeper. and their employees at
s. 80 per day. Adopted.
RrPoRTs.
Mr. Corbn. Chairman of the Committee on
Benevolent Institutions. made long report on
the condition Of the Institutions, and recon-
menced various appropriations to carry 90 the
same
Passed over informally
STATE LIBRARY
Mr. March called up House bill 60. for prohb-
ting the State Librarian from letting books go
outside Of the Capitol building The Senate
amendment to the bill was recousiderei. voted
down. and the bill was passed as it came from
the House.
Adjourned