Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23

Nrw YORK. November 2l-1he World
says:
The French war steamer Milan has Just ar
rived this port from Vera Cruz via Havana,
and will return directly to the former port, having
been ordered to New York expressly 20 take out
TO Mexico four millions ia gold, purchased in
this city on account OF the French Government
by the house OF Belmont Co.
A Worlds dispatch SAYS
The Indiana State agent reached here tonight
from Fortress Monroe. bringing with him n letter
IRON Commissioner Ould in reply TO one OF his
own. stating that the rebel authorities will
promptly receive aud deliver TO all Indiana SOL
diers in the ConfeJeracy all clothing and supplies
which may be forwarded TO them, and for which
he (Ould) will give due notice to the Indiana
authorities from time to time as such may be de-
livered and accounted for
proposition has been made 10 the Richmond
authorities % release Internationally. without
parole or exchange. al newspaper correspondents
Ia prison. provided similar release OF 0fciyilians
is made here
Advices from the front TO night state no col =
lsion has vet occurred The rebels have made
no new demonstration within day or two. but
seem To be still strengthening their enrihworks.
New OIlelns correspondent of the l4th TO
the Herald says:
Yesterday the United States Marshal aud his
deputies sezed All The cotton now ia New
Orleans The seizure made hy order Of Mr.
Rufus W0IleS, The L 5. District Attorney
\ runior saws tbe seizure was made on infor-
nation deIis ed from secret pirties, that most Of
the cotton now in store and IN transit was pur-
chased from disloyal parties. and that before il
can be released, the present owners must prove
that the parties from whom they purchased are
loyal To the United States.
The Herald has the following from the Army
OF the Potomac. dated the 2llth.
The guerrllas arround Warrenton having
fired on our pickets quite frequently of late fhe
citizens have been notified that on the first recur
renee OF picket shooting Warrenton will be
shelled
\ special to The Tribune SAYS:
The attention of he President and more promi-
nent members of the Cabinet and other promi-
nent gentlemen, has been largely given of late To
the consideration OF importan. questions connec-
ted with the recall TO the Union OF the truant
Southern States. several of which may soon be
knocking at the door. The precise course to be
adopted is not determined Several theories
claim the Presidents ear but he is actively en-
gagged IN maturing practical plan by which to
secure reunion upon the only practicable basis
the basl' OF freedom and equality before the law
for all
The recent utterances OF the President, and
the instructions recently given to the COM
missioned representatives of the Government. in
the districts of the South now in our possession,
leaves no doubt that the policy of the Admins
tration. To permit none of the vaertnt States to
come back with slave constitution, is fixed
upon. The present discussion relates to ways
and means of efectng this result
A Tribune lerler from Brazos, Texas, Nov.
9Th. says: On the arrival of Banks expedition
being known, the rebel sympathizefs threw the
guns of Fort Brown into the Rio Grande aud
burned portion OF the dwellings in Brownsville,
leaving the Unonists in possession of the place
The rebels took the cotton on the Texas side
across the river. After ferrying over all owned
by the Confederate Government, a general de-
stfucticn OF the cotton remaining took place
The 9th Illinois regiment raised their flag
over Brownsville on Thursday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Banks arrived after. At last ac-
counts seven regiments had arrived there,
The Time, special from the Army Of the Po.
tomac o. the 20th. ~avs:
The enemy, movement OF Wednesday seems
10 have been concerted plan along the whole
front, To ascertain onr position
force OF iufan'fy crossed short distance
below Raccoou Ford and attempted To cut of the
1T chigau cNalry, tut dor Brewer discov-
cred them before the stt,ck could be made The
enemy CROSSED tie river during the night and ex
posed thtmselNe, just a. dawn After skirmish-
ing one or two hours, AID finding their plans dis
covered. they returned 10 the opposite bank.