Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-13
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Noon Reports.
AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
A REBEL FLEET FROM EUROPE.
Entire DesfrucfiOn Of the Endi-
aaOIa Confirmed.
From the Southern Coast.
LITER FIR ON CA.fRLESTO.N'
MORE PEACE RUNHORS-
TElECR APHIC,
MORE PEACE RUNhORS

NV YoKK, March l2.-Tbe Illness special
say:
| A party of refugees who came into our lines
to-day met Capt Mosey with Gen Stoushton
and other prisoners on Monday half way between
Centerville aud Culpepper on their way to Rich
mond.
Ii is reported that the Government contem
plates establishing here at Annapolis a camp
of instruction for one hundred thousand men
An indication Of the purpose to give vitality to
the conscription law.
The Herald's Washington special has the fol
lowing:
The expedition which started few DAYS ago
to traverse the neck of land between the Kappa
hammock and Mattapony rivers returned on Sun
day to Falmouth
The typographical reconnaissance was made
by Captain Wilcox, of Gen. Reynolds staff All
Court Houses on the neck and all farms on the
Rappahannock for eight miles below our lines
were visited.
Another smuggling nest was broken ND and
smugglers captured; also several Rebel officers
and valuable lot of medical stores, contraband
goods such as boots, shoes. caps, blankets, &t !;
also "A number Of horses and mules taken. Sew
eral boats engaged in carrying goods across the
Rappahannock were DESTROYED, and large ware
house filled with wheat and corn ready for trans
portation was burned
Gen. Hooker has been busy TO-DAY with the
President, Secretary of War, General Halleck
and the Committee on the Conduct of the War
He returns TO the army tonight.
A dispatch to the Tribune says: Private letters
from London speak in alarm OF fleet which is
in progress of construction in England and
Scotland for the Rebels. Our Government is urged
to demand, in peremptory language, that they be
forbidden to sail their errand of destruction to
American commerce.; threat of open war being
in the opinion of the writers sure and only
means of putting end to these secret hostili
ties. In high official quarters here similar views
are entertained
a special to the World says:
private letter from well known Naval Off
Ger just received here confirms the Rebel report
of the entire destruction of the IndiaHoa A
large number of refugees from Richmond came
into our lines to day. They represent that owing
TO vigorous CONSUMPTION practices and famine all
persons are coming North who are able to do so
| They bring no late Rebel news from any quarter
There is no additional news in the Richmond
papers.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE steamer Ericsson
arrived this morning from Port Royal
| Chief Engineer sinners. who was on the Pas
sale during the attack on Fort McAllister, brings
dispatches for Government
The bOmbardment lasted twenty hours but the
boats could not get near enough 20 the fort to
dismantle it. The distance was 400 yards.
The British steamer Queen of the Wave is
ashore Charleston. All of her crew es
capped. Admiral Dupont was trying hard to save
her
The Ericsson saw the Quaker City board an
English propeller, supposed to be prize.
The movement on Charleston mas not yet
commenced.
Charleston papers say the Indianola and Queen
of the West both in good condition.
A Rebel Lieutenant captured near Charleston
saws that secret peace negotiations have been
progressing for three weeks at Richmond, but the
press were not allowed to mention il.
New York, March III The following is ad-
ditiopal foreign news by the City of Baltimore
Accounts from the frontier Of Poland TO the
Doth ult. state that the Russian troops appear in
clined to fall back before the insurgents rather
than attack them. Warlike rumors still prevail
1t is reported that portion of the garrison at
Lyons has been ordered to the eastern frontier.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 26.-Breadstuffs fiat. but
steady Provisions dull. Consuls 1890 80 &c.
PHILADELPHIA, March IL - The National
Union Club inaugurated az Music Fund Hall
u night. The House was crowded, and minor
meetings were held outside. The main meeting
was presided over by Geo. Curtiss, who delivered
an eloquent speech. Resolutions appropriate to
the occasion were unanimously adopted. Speeches
were also made by Gov johnson, of Tennessee.
ex Gov. Wright, of Indiana, and Others The
proceedings were conducted with much enthu-
siasm.
! WASHINGTON March l2-Dispatches from Ad-
mral Dupont mention the capture of the schooner
| Belle, OF Nassau, off the coast of Georgia. with
cargo of coffee and salt, purported to be bound
for Port ROYAL but among to the Captains pa
pers was found an agreement with the owner to
/ run the blockade