Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-30

KANSAS Cry. March % -Captan Bowen, of
the steamer SIM. Gaty. just arrived from Indie
pendence. reports that when passing Sibley's
Land ng this morning he was hailed by q band CT
guerrillas. who succeeded in boarding the boat
killed FIVE soldiers. fifty cavalry and twenty me-
groes. robbed all the passengers. threw overheard
one hundred sacks of -four and lot of good
wagons
wAsuIxerox. March 2s.-Dsvid WAGNER, OF
York, Pennsylvania. has accepted the position of
D>bursing Clerk Of the United States Senate in
place of Bowen. resigned
Information has been received by telegraph.
dated Fortress Monroe. Of the arrival there TO day
of the United States supply steamer Massachu
sets. from Port Royal the 25th. via Charleston,
Wilmington and Beaufort. She brings no news
except to the NAVY Department She brings
confirmation of the destruction by our feet of the
Rebel Georeiana off Long Island Beach South
Carolina. She was a powerful steamer Of 400
burthern. and II had just been represented to
the Navy Department that she was more form
liable than the Alabama
ST LouIs March 23-The Democrats to- day
nominated Joseph ONiel for Mayor There are
now three candidates in the field The election
takes place the first Monday in April.
CAIgo, March 2S-lt is reported Mt Memphis
that two divisions of troops nave entered the
Yazoo by way of the Suuilower river, and that
they have landed at Eagle Bend, just above
Haines's Bluff, one and quarter miles from the
Rebel fortificitions.
LorIsviLLr March 2s-The Journal learns
from credltable source that two divisions of
Rebel infantry crossed the Cumberland Yesterday
at Stages Ferry, near Waitsboro, Pulaski coun.
tv Headquarters have received no notice Of this
incnrsinn
Yesterday afternoon freight train broke
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killing three men and about l2O head of cattle.
Two freigh, trains collide to-day between
BardstOwn and Lebanon Junction. Several cars
were smashed up. but no lives lost.
Frankfort and Lexington under martial law
All quiet in their vcinities
Nothing from Danville to day.
NV YonK, March 2S-The Captain Of the
steamer Peterhoff reports that on the night of the
2lth. when within eighteen miles of Charleston.
he saw many bombs flying and heard the reports
of heavy guns. This may Indicate the beginning
of the attack upon Charleston. but we have no
further particulars.
FoRrRIss MoxEoE. March 27-Orders were
issued by General Viele Yesterday closing the
theaters in Norfolk for the present. and allowing
10 one on the streets after seven O'Clock NJ night
Ii is supposed that this restriction was caused by
an attempt made night before last to fire the
Quauermaster storenouses in the city of Nor
! folk The incendiares, three in number. made
their escape. leaving their internal machine be-
! hind them.
FoRrRFss MoxEoE, March 2s-The steamer
! Spaalding. from Hilton Head Thursday. arrived
I here To .da, She reports the steamboat Elk
/ FOUNDER aground near Stone Inlet and that no
! important move had been made by the feet
ALBANY, March 2s.-The water is still rece
ding
The Hudson River and Troy aud Greeubush
railroads are in perfect order. Trains are arri
wing aud departing GA time.
The ferry boats regularly. the river being
I clear in front Of the city.