Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-13
Especial Correspondence Of The Chcago Timea
" Asurxcros N.vemh,f

Especial Correspondence Of The Chicago TimA
WAsHIxGrox Novemb4 /
When the readers OF the Times Shuddel over
the accounts OF the sufferings endured ~ The
Union prisoners at X chmund. it Is onIys rieht
that they should understand Who IS to baIse tor
the continuance ul such sufprugs ThesC n
federate authorities don I want them there fFhey
find difficulty enough in feeding Their OWi sol
dler~, amt would gladIy send ours hume kut II
few weeks ago. the cartel OF excatnse NJ >us
pended 10y the administrations az >h'n-lin Ou
some frivolous punctilip. anI 1t rem,ns II cad
Ell W hold in the various military pri>fis va
the East and West, some ~ ono ) mtheei so'-
diers : prisoners The Atm ni>rraiinn wal not
allow these men tn he sent home Ii is &c this
reason alune that the Confederate aurhfrtie-
continue to hrll Is 00D Union soldiers wh4 have
fallen into their hands prisoners.
But there are some Union prisoners at ss3ich
mond who are To tie sent home at once 1 IT as
exchanged men, but a. prisoners honJraoit aud
Internationally released.
On the 2Sth OF October purity of six cen ninn
sOldler~ arrived At GordOusvilie a. prisoners. un-
der escort, and were sent on 10 k chmo$l by
railroad When Gen. Mere compel ,e'i TO
re real, recenty. from the Il ,pD hammock NV ,rd
Washington he lett saesu 'rds aruunde some
houses occupied by ladies whose natural tpiec
tor we've not Al hume For this hum lfe aud
Christian act the act .: true soldier. the. iame
ot Gen Meade will always TIE held IN :onor
The soldiers thus eit OF course bee me pri>. ler,
But they were tire ,ted with the kusiueS> th1 Il. -
Seryei were pl icei under uO restraint. and were,
~ | have said. escorted to Richmond. q ence
they will be immeta' ely returned home Z
For thus pre-, enting the stray ler- ut hlssa my
from committing depreiatpus uuon unprVI ected
ladies, however Gen. Meade hl> /, len un. g. he
dlspeASure OF the j mlilStrauon IL setated
here TO-DAY that a perenptory or,!er has bed cent
TO him T. tight the enemy Al once AMI thiH u he
does not do -. he will be removed iOrth@Ih. ami
Gen Foster appointed TO the c,mm mi q the
Arms o: the PoOmtc. Ii this statement true.
it is equivalent to sayiug that Gener, Meaie has
been already removed For he would ar Father
sacrli hnse lh,n 20 permH his npble aI}ly 10
be defentej. and lie eat l. tie onit thing thst can
be looked tor a. the result OI collision 1e4 weeu
the no armies
The approaching winter sih be the ayest
season Washington ever NV. The preYaIf ton>
ihlt are beng IN lie tor every description X dis-
spatui. are on the most stuieusiou> scale ne
population OF the capital will De lar sreaie than
during any preceding winter The cApacfy OF
the hotels aud boarding houses OE accom- tiOda-
tin. the people whD will be here, was exh. usIei
long ago There l. no; Vdcans house IA thA city.
OF ia Georgetown. Hundreds OF people h { ELI
gagged houses ia B ltimore. and ~Ill ride 4 thls
cIiS from that one every morning The yOte.s
and boarding HOUSES here sill charge th4 most
fabulous prices Bslis. rputs and partie~ gil e
tie order of the day Money wall ia like
water Exiraytganee in die-s ia eqaip,g,. and
IA sumP'u ,us living. viii marx the dairy lie o.
tine lelegsrtte successors of ashugWi ., OF
jackson. Of HtrrsJu, Of Polk In siiI hese
fashion Die ioliIes the Pre>ijen' : aOuSenOI. We
are grsyeiy informed. Sil take the esd1 Al
ready jenkins has gwen a gushing de-crIp{on OF
the new and eies ,nt on II OF the Pref enC>
iady." ami has diated uO0n the gorgeOu@ lis
and banquet> th.t 10 be given at The Nmte
House God neip the DoOt tins wu'er. I nose
husbands aud fathers have been forced If e the
war while they are starv NJ II DO m. si'ii coal
al 81 a ton, sugar Il cents pUuut. rOf:e Az
cent, a D'uud. Ie, 81 81 pound. mu.Au 81
ceuts ward. ami nluuei tao iear u ise ht
balls and hauquels at the White House sl0od.
ami b slls ct another kind. an the bulk he'll :
aud tton aud anguish "a the dweiiiuss.,I ths.
poor 5 We 20. TINS - tue fruit OF "reSaoii
can rue.
The IA, ton Of the Administration in regsrd to
the French INVASION o. Mexico forms one n the
most dsgrt cefui features OF national inEere,t
Al au Other period ct our -tTy. uude- auv
o'her AdninisII tiUii. sgch ACTIN, A. that =; he
Frenca aO'.rpr to~srls MeXlco soa.d. hive
been tee I'd An acs Of direct hoSt.uf. aid
would hav, culed i.,rih declaration ct y ar 20
wxrl this power ODs Government nov n MOI;
the power Ia re<enI this aDs other uaIio u ~
suit. In this cre. q ~ m re taaa au int A
restoration Vt Tie Union Dor - slmo.t hov 0Isss