Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05
KILLED AND WOUNDED AT uUR.
FRFEsRoRO,.
Defeat of the Rebel Gen. Forrest,
&c., &c., &c.. &c., sc.

NEw YORK. Jan. 3-The steamer Ocean
Wave. from Aspinwail the 24th, has arrived
She has a large number of passengers, and l3,.
900 in treasure.
4 Tribune special from Nashville the lst,
gives the following list of killed:
Col. Stern, l0lst Ono; Lieut.. Col. Mckee,
10Th Wisconsin; Col Almond. 2Ist Illinois; Col.
Roberts, 42d Illinois; Col. Walker. 3lst Ohio,
Col Harrington, 27ih Illinois; Capt. Jno. John
son. 18th Wisconsin.
Wounded-Gen. Rosseau, slightly; Gen. Wood,
severely: Lieut.. Col. l0lst Ohio, badly: Col. Car.
lin. 3Sth Illinois; Capt Mark. Acting Inspector
General, of Thomas staff, severely: Capt. Doug
las. 18th regulars.
Star saws:
In the recent raid, the rebel Stuart caused hi.
telegraph operator to intercept Union messages
at Burke's Station. thus learning more or less
concerning the efforts to intercept him, and the
readiness OF our forces at Fairfax Station and
Fairfax Court House to give him a warm recep.
ton should he venture to visit those places.
He also sent various messages over wires. one
to Fairfax Station, purporting to order from here
the instant destruction OF a considerable quantity
OF army stores accumulated there.
Among the messages found in the office al
Burke's Station, having been seut over the wire.
by his order, is the following:
BuRKE's STATION. Dec. %, 3P. NJ.
TO Gen. Meigs. Washington:
In future YOU will please furnish better mules
Those YOU have furnished recently are very in
ferior. j. T.. B. STUART, Mai. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAo. January o
General Burnside returned from Washington tli:
morning. and has been visited by his grand di
vision commanders.
Several contrabands cam into can p to day
and were received in accordance with the procla.
nation.
WASHINGTON. January 2-Major General But
Ter has arrived at WsshIngton.
No intelligence has been received tonight b,
the Government relative to the battle of Muir
freesboro'.
FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. l-In Norfolk les
evening. owing to n miSconstruction of an order
issued for a different purpose, about 300 person.
were arrested while returning from places OF
amusement.
Considerable excitement was created in Nor
folk to day by a negro celebration. Contra
bands collected together, with their Marshals
formed a procession of at least 400 negroes. 81
all kinds and eolors. headed by "A band of music
drum and flies, aud paraded through the princi
pal streets OF the city. They carried several
Union flags. and cheered loudly for the downfall
ot African slavery. IL ia understood that the,
were celebrating the day the emancipation procla
nation was issued.
HoLlY SPRtNes. Jan. 2.
10 Hai0r General Haiieck. Washington.
Gen Sullivan succeeded IN getting a fight on
of Col Forrest. and whipped him badly. cap
turing SIX pieces of artillery, and a great man,
horses and prisoners. Van Dorm was r%epulse.
at every point. bot this with heavy loss.
tsiHhedl T $ GaASt,
Mai uen Commanding
A dispatch ffon Cairo states the telegraph 4
working t0 Holly Springs aud Cpiihth.
BrffAto, january JzOhe hutdtel guns wet'
ttel heie la honor Of the emancipation pfotla
nation, also IN ftttsbnfa, Albant aud othe
cities.