Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-28
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GENERAL BRAGG REINFORCED.
The Rebels Occupy Manchester.
Il II TER FIR ON MEXICO.
THE FRENc REPULsEp.
FROM THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
MISSOURI NEWS
Marmaduke Moving on Cape Girardeau.
OPERATIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Indications of More Skirnishing.
OPERATIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Indications of More Skirinishing.

NASHVILLE. April ga special to the Her
aid says:
Several deserters report that 5000 of the
Nicksburr army had arrived at Tullahoma rein
forcing Bragg, and that thew had been sent TO
Manchester
This report Is 20 be received with caution
Though the deserters confirm each other in their
statements. they are vague and indefinite Ii ia
known, however. that Bragg has occupied Man
chester with large army
Some deserters state that the Kentucky Mis-
souri, and Tennessee troops in Bragg's army have
lately been very mutinouS and much trouble has
been experienced in putting it down The Ten
nesseeans laid down their arms, refusing to do
duty
Prominent politicians in Pennsylvania have
proposed 20 Gen Neglev To nominate him on the
Republican ticket Hale and Forney think Co.
vode cannot TIE elected. 1t is understood that
Neglev will decline, as MS whole heart is in the
army.
FAlRFAx G. II April % James A Williams,
of Illinois. returning from visit TO London
county, brings intelligence OF Harvey Sherman,
captured recently ut Dranesville. Williams met
Sherman on Friday the 18th, a day after he was
reported hung, at a house three miles from Lees
burg toward Middleburg he was under guard
of three men, and had stopped there for break
fast. He was in the best of spirits. Gen. Stahl
is untring i'm his efforts TO capture the whole
gang.
Reports state that Masby's command is hover
ing about this place.
FoRT MONROE, April 26.-Rumors have reach
e. here that our pckets were driven in OH the
Nansemond this afternoon.
There are indications of more diminishing in
that direction.
WASHINGTON. April ga special to the Tri
bune SAYS:
Official dispatches received to day from com
manders of the army and navy before Vicksburg
announce that another feet successfully passed
the Rebel batteries and has joined the one
which passed through week ago
Five hundred shots were fired at the fleet
Almost every vessel was hit, but no gunboat
injured. One transport was sunk
There were barges loaded with coal which
safely reached their destination.
Secretary Seward accompanied by several for
eign ministers, left to-day for Fort Monroe and
other points OF interest.
NEw York, April % The Herald SAYS
From Mexico, we are in receipt of official nc.
counts to the 3lst of March. inclusive. which
throw quite different aspect on the state of af-
fairs there Ii would appear that instead of the
Mexicans having suffered defeat. published
through French sources, they have invariably re-
pulsed their assailants before Puebla; and that
the city still battles French military skill and
valor.
Not being in receipt of anything positive
through French channels since April Is. we are
inclined to the suppostion that the Mexican.
have yet been successful in their defence o.
Puebla, and that the French tar from il.
capture as when they first Invested IT,
Correspondence from Key West. per Fulton, j.
To the 2lst inst:
There were in port OF Key West. thirty priz,
vessels whose cases were yet To be disposed of il
an Admiralty Court Almost every day addeC
to their number.
| The gunbOat Sycamore, during a cruise up tn,
west coast of Key West, had destroyed tw,
blockade runners loaded with cotton and grain
The Tribune has official news from Mexico, t,
April L.
The report that the French had lost sixt,
pieces of artillery and : 900 men, is untrue Tn,
news brought by way Of Sacramento is mainl,
correct. The French suffered in several repulses
at Pueba, but finally compelled the Mexicans {,
abandon Fort San Javier, but not until they re
moved all artillery and ammunition, up to April
No news favorable TO the French has reache,
Vera Cruz.
ST. LOUIS, April PA special to the Demo
crat from Patton, Ballenger county, yesterday
| saws: Marmaduke with three thousand men All,
six pieces OF artillery left here last night on tn
Cape Girardeau road. He has stripped this sec
ton of country of everything movable, robbin
UniOnists and Secessonists alike He has trail
of one hundred and fifty wagons ladened witt
plumber CannOnading is now heard in the di
rection of Cape Grardeau If Marmaduke re
mains there, he will be annihilated by this com
mand under Gen. Nandever II he retreat
South, he will be holly pursued by us We hav
already taken number of prisonerS-stra ggler
from his army
| HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, Apr
26-Emery has increased his force along til
heights back of Fredericksburg. and strengthened
his pickets Their troops can be seen drilling a
almost all hours of the day. No Intelligence o
importance has been received from the other side
of late Affairs remain quiet on the Upper Rap
pahannock, though squads of Rebel cavalry still
prowl along the lines,
The New Orleans Era, of the 18th, saws:
We indebted to Mr. Harvey the c. :. Vic
Consul at Monterey, for the following:
L. ). CONSULATE, MONTEREY. April 30
To the Editor of The Era
The Government Express arrived here las
night. bringing news of the repulse of the Frenc
forces. after three days fighting. send you
bulletin extra, which contains the official dis
patches. As this goes by special express to Ma;
amoras, have no time 10 make YOU anv transla
tons. This news is generally credited. and is un
doubtedly true. in the main.
Signed NJ NJ. HARVEY.
I. :. Vice Consul