Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30


continue TO he adopted in various parts Of Eng
land 49,
IL s reported that the Alabama wn. probablv
supplied with the best WEIGH Goals BY a relay oi
ships
The Daily News approves of Presiden, Lir-
coins emancipation proclamation
The lines reiterates its former diatribes Ak anst
the prOcla nation.
The Bank Of France has raisen It's rate of dis
count er cent
The following Is just received from New
Orleans on the 18th:
A fOrce Of cavalry aud artillery left Bgashear
City Yesterday up the Teoche The Rebel gun.
boat Cotton was engaged by skirmishers and her
guns senced by our shsrpshooters picking of
the gunners. A battery was also silenced.
Lieut.. Commanding Buchanan was killed b, a
shot from rifle pit. Our loss was otherwise
slight Skirmshing is still going on and the
forces are advancing.
NEw ORLEANS, JAM Is Gen Weiizel has
succeeded Ia destroying the rebel gunboat Cotton
AM is re crossing the Bay. The expedition was
entirely successful
The Associated Press are advised from Wash
ineton that the paper combination are active in
endcavors to prevent any legislation for our re
het either IN obtaining a reduction of suspension
OF the duty on paper. We also believe the com
bination to put up the price of paper almost at
viii The fear Of our getting foreign paper un.
der the reduced duty only prevents the exer
eise OF this power; when the fear is relieved by
the adjournment of Congress We shall be forced
to ruinous prices for paper. We. therefore. re
commend every editor and proprietor 10 write 10
his member of Congress and Senator. urging
speedy acton tor relief.
The Captain of the steamer Eagle. from Ha-
vsna, states that the American Consul at Ha
"A
ties against allowing the pirate to leave until Il
A NJ OF the Odd, but the pirate Captain stated
that the Federal cruiser would capture him if he
did not go sooner, and he was allowed TO 20.
Soon after the pirate had passed the guard ship
at night. the WachuSett arrived AZ the same spot.
aud was detained there by the Spanish authorities
until morning before being allowed IL enter the
port.
Adsicts from New Orleans per the steamer
Diabio state that General Grover was ut Baton
Rouge with twenty regiments.
A strong foce G urolton was under General
sherman.
Gen. Banks was still az New Orleans Tic had
reiterated Gen. Buffers orders taxing certain
Rebel merchants for the support OF the poor He
had cautioned the public against Offering Insult
To soldiers and refused To ALLOW the publication
Of Jacob Birker's paper.
Gen. Hamilton, Military Governor of Texas,
Orleans
The following portion of news by the Biobio
is highly in, ortant:
Advices from ca confirm the reported de
fe of 000 French Under Gen Berthier by SIN
Mexican cavalr, IL occurred in fog ut
O'Clock A. NJ December Is The French were
completely routed
Gen Prisiia hal captured convoy from J"-
lapa for Pero,e.
The Mexican General Negrete with 10 900 men
M idc soriie from Puebla and attacked u French
Division IL 000 strong at Aca ate, eight leagues
from Pucha The French had to retreat To ORR
zaba.
The French commune ,tion was almost cut of
Jalapi ami Tamgieo are abin'loned lay them.
The snal pox i raging IN Nefn Cruz
The suhb ~ Tioga arrived nj Key West OF
the ~ With valuable raizc. The BRITISH
steamer Pearl with valuable cargo was captures
of the Bahamas.
81 Lotus. Jan 20 in the case of Benjamin
Williams. black man. indicted foe grand latccn,
bcloi. the Criminal Court. the question whcthe
he was free man or a slave NJ the time the lar
ceny was committed. January 4. was argued u
length. the penalty Ia the former case being IN
generation IN the pcnitenliaiy, aud IN the latte
cotporc,l punishment. Evidence was Gillette,
proving that he was boni slave IN Mississippi
but previous 10 his arrival Ia this State, Two %
Thralkill, oi Arkansas, who ~ the time was
pri-oacr 20 the Union lorce-
Judge Clover gave an elaborate decision. lie
81 ring said prisoner "a flee man by virtue OF th
Prc,idcn,s proclamation, AID bcing once free !
forever free. the Judge knowing no power or Law
by which n man being once REPEATED can b.
again mancpnic'i
PntLApiLrniA. J.,nuar, - In the court -
Quarter Sc lions Judge Ludlow requested th
l,tt- a-ltl tfttf
the authority uf the State la. been vindicaled
directing the jury Ia hold u consultation t. taxi
action on tie uric.i ol Mr. Boilleau. proprietor o
the EV ening journal. and the closing oi his e.
ENLISTMENT and cali beioie them all concerned
that they may ue asked under what nui hort
they acted, ami why he (lioillcaul was remove
from the State The JIlg. st,tci that he acte
on his own authority ia this matter. Without con
sulting his brother Judges.
The course o Judge Ludlow IN regard 10 III
arrest of NJ Boilieau. the proprietor at ia
Philadelphia Evening Journal. j. the subject q
conv ers,iinn everywhere, AMI excres univer,i
attention. Tie high character Of Judge Lndlu
as an impartial magistrate gives his decree COZ
siderable influence.
BosroN January ~ A letter from Pay niast'
Train, ON board the gunboat Winona. refutes III
story ot her loss. He writes, under date OF Jan
uary ~:
We ran upon Sunken log nnd came near al
setting. bat went over IL. We are bound {,
DonaldsOnville, where hear there SON
iron csds. II We find them there will be fu
ahead.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo. January p The Ser
ate to-day pts.e the House resolution askiil
Congress To appro,ri,te S25 900 900 for emanc
patton purposes ~ this State by vote of 20 to
WAsHlxGrox, Jan. 29-The report of u
! House proceedings leTt off at O'Clock On
morning. after which, Potter said. in view of ii
condition OF the country he deemed il his duty
characterize the diatory proceedings OF this Hou.
a dsgraceful
The l.. =. steamer Aurora on the 10Th inst
captured the English steamer Rising Dawn vii
a cargo OF = 63S bushels OF salt and a lar.
quantity of luciter matches, soap, coffee al
gunny bags. She from Nassau. y. p, M
was trying to ran the blockade
The u. : steamer O'tnwa on the 2lst ca
turel the schooner Hoffman, with 80 bales
cotton. She trying to out of Charlestc
harbor
On the 9Th inst i. the steamer Tropic. former
the Huntress of Charleston. while attempting
run the block ,de. was destroyed by fire.
Her crew and passengers were saved by Il
boats from the Quaker City.
The Navy Department has received informs
ton that the naval expedition up White river, "a
der Lieut.. Col. Waiker, was successful
pushed 10 Duvafs Bluff The capture of Il
guns alluded 70 in his report. renders it very diff
cult for the Rebels to defend the approach
Little Rock. and il Is believed the State of A
kansas is completely in our power