Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

New YoRK. February l4.-The Monitor Pa
taps co is reported to have arrived at Beaufort.
The City OF Manchester sailed at noon with
over $500 900 IN specie
The steamer Empire City, from New Orleans
the 4th, arrived this evening
The forces of Banks, after months drilling,
were ready to take the field 1t was thought a
forward movement would be made at once, to
clear out the whole of the Lafourche country.
On the night of the Sd fishing smack was
seizeI on the lake. TWAS bound to Ponchartran,
and had on board large quantity of medicines
for the Rebels and also letters from forty or fifty
leading citizens of New Orleans to persons high
in authority in the Confederate Government.
The three Jews who were in the boat were tried
on the 4th before Judge Peabody, but the SEN
tence was Withheld until the parties who wrote
the letters had been arrested, which Gen. Banks
had ordered at once.
tt e weather was very cold at New Orleans
II was believed at New Orleans that General
Butler would return TO that city ii not made Sec
Rotary of War.
The Jews in New Orleans and all the South
ought to be exterminated. They run the block
AIDE, AMI are always fuond to be at the bottom Of
all vi!lainy. Rev. Drs. Lucock Fulton and
Goodrich. the jeff Davis praying parsons, had
reached New Orleans on The 81 inst. They would
not take the oath of allegiance, and Gen. Banks
would not allow them to land.
The water flows through Williams Cut in front
OF Xicksburg. and a small steamer had passed
through the canal. lfit deepens and wdens our
feet can pass down. leaving Vick>burg four miles
distant. This intelligence irightens the Rebels.
New YonK. Feb. l5.-The steiner Asia from
Liverpool the 3lst, via Queenstown on the lst.
arrived to day.
Ii is assumed by several writer's that the En-
peror's proposal is IA preliminary step to more
important action, and il refused. the recognition
of the Confederates viii probably follow, whether
England Joins OF not. Ii reported the proposal
not submitted to Slidell ia advance, and that
he aud other Secessionists pronounce it entirely
inadmssabIe.
There are rumors of another difficulty between
the British and Washington Governments, owing
to the seizure of English vessels too near the
Bahama coast.
The emancipation demonstration at Exeter
Hall WAS most enthusiastic affair, and in point
of numbers WAS one of the most important since
the DAYS OF the Corn Law League. The resolu
tionS reiterae the sentiments of the Emancipation
Society aud express great sympathy for the North.
Hostile amendments were promptly yotel down,
and the resolutions carried almost unanimously.
The London Times was denounced amid groans
and Kisses.
Similar meetings were held at Bradford and
other towns. The operatives of Bradford adopted
memorial thanking America for relief afforded,
and suggesting assistance to emigrate thither as
more effectua way of affording relief.
The Times INDUCES in "a most gloomy picture
of the present crisis in America, both military
and financial
Sir Robert Peel in speech declared himself
favorable 10 a separation of the North and South,
and strongly condemned Lincon's emancipation
edict.
The French Senate voted an address to the
Emperor with only one dissenting vote.
| The Polish instruction still shoulders, but
nothing important had occurred. Warsaw was
tranquil.
The Prussian Chamber voted an address hos
tile to the Government by an overwhelming ma
iority.
WARSAW, january 26.-The nsurrectionists
have received considerable renforcements from
the better class OF society. including many from
Warsaw They captured some troops near
Patskcow, including 70 Russian officers, who
we're Immediately shot.
WARSAW, January 3l.-The city il tranquil
The official journal states that the news received
bv the government from the provinces is Of a
satisfactory nature and order is being everywhere
established.
NEW York, Feb. Is Kingston. Jamaica, pa
| pers by the steamer Tasman announce the arr.
| val OF the Alabama on the Goth of January, with
the officers and crew, I65 in all. of the Hatteras
| The Alabama was severely riddled in the encoun
ter. Two Federal men-of war ara reported of
Jamaica semmes had reception at the Com
mercial Exchange of Kingston from the mer
chants Of the city. He was loudly cheered.