Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
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10 the tribune OF Tie "a, says:
The Republican Of to night saws official dis
patches of the Ist inst received TO day represent
the military situation before Chattanooga as sat
isfsctory a. the most hopeful could wish
Bragg makes no advance and does not dare 10
The statement in rebel papers that Burnside
has retreated from Jonesboro to Knoxville is not
true
Col. Baker and his mounted rangers have been
scouting the country after guerrillas. They last
night succeeded IN capturing Lieut. Augustine Of
Mosby's hand and about 40 citizens and gnerrl.
las. beyond Vienna. who were lodged in the Old
Capitol prison
Yesterday l40 horses were stolen by party of
guerrilIas A force has been sent after them
Recruiting for cOlOred regiments is proceeding
with great raDdity in Maryland Loval mas
tiers receive certificates for each enlisted slave for
$500 dollars. payable after the constitution of
Maryland shall have been amended as to per
init the enlistment of slaves
a special OF the Herald says:
Rumor has been circulating that the Secretary
of the Treasury needs more money, and is about
10 ask for another temporary loan. This is a
mistake. All necessary provisions have been
made 70 meet the demands upon the Treasury. at
least throughout the present month. without an
other loan. In tact, only one half OF the last
loan Las been drawn
The aggregate receirts for the interest of the
revenue. thus far. is S54 900 900 The estimated
revenue from this source, for the year, will be
$50 600 900
The Cabinet has been ia session for several
hours 10 day
II i understood that the condition of affairs in
the Department of Missouri among the urn-
cpal topics under consideration.
IL Is pretty vel settled that there will be
change in the military commander of this de-
partment.
There is an evident disposition to give the com
mand Of this Department 10 Gen B. F. Butler
Two Government detectives arrived here night
before last from Richmond, where they have been
confined under sentance of death As spies. having
escaped from prison and worked their way through
the rebel lines
They speak OF most cruel treatment TO prison
ers. and unprecedented suffering ON the part of
the poorer classes in the section through which
they travelled
Last night gang of guerrillas surprised the
guard at Camp Beckwith. near L1ngley three
miles from Chain Bridge, and frei into tents
stampedins the entire camp. Two men were
killed. and several wounded
The guerrias escaped without loss carving
Oft with them number OF prisoners and fifty
horses
The Herald has correspondence from British
Honduras. dating Bdlize. September 9th and 7th,
announcing. very reliable information, the de
feat of the troops of Honduras by the forces of
Guatemala after 4 severe battle The Honduran
soldiers surrendered. after which their General
and-chief officers we're put To death in brutal
manner.
After the engagement the Guatemaan army
burned the towns sacked houses, robbed and com
mitied other gross outrages
President Carvera having captured the cities of
COmOyagua and Tequcigalpha. named General
Medno President All the departments had de
n1. ,,l n IT.. IL
which still adhered 10 President MOnteZ
There general stampede from Tru~llo to
Ruiatan
Gen Medina, a first act banished the Brit
ish Consul from Tie State. This gentleman was
at B,lize awaiting the action of his government
Gen Meino then let the Indians loose on his
enemies, amongst whom thep commenced an in
Discriminate slaughter.
An Enlsh man of war had gone from Truxillo
to Omoa
There were no arrivals ot coniraband American
traders at Balize from rebel States
The kiug of the Yucatan Island. had been
assassnlte.!
The Richmond Sentinel of the 29th saws:
The House 0i De-, gates Yesterday. in most
summary manner. dl~poSed IT a resolution for
inquirus into the tone and temper of the people
OF the United States ON the subject of peace with
view 20 responding If favorable
The House kuows-what everybody knows
thar such resolutions are both idle and mischiev
Gus, for they will only be taken bv our enemies
evincing more or less readiness on our part for
recOnS ruction
The House by unanimous vote put its foot
on the resolution of inquiry. and, without a word
OF di>cus>ion. moment OF DELAY. In this.
they but iairly Represented the manlineSs and
unanimity of our people
A Memphis letter of September - saws:
Gen Sherman Is on hi way up the river with a
large force. His advance embarked here to day
The Herald's sensation Baltimore correspond
ent has news that Johnston's army in Northern
Georgia numbers l35 0OO including LOngstIeet' )
corps of 30 000 and "a batteries Lees force
amounts 10 62 00O infantry. ! : 600 cavalry, and
29I guns; unless Ewell's corps has been sent TO
Johnston. which would reduce Lees army to
80 000
The rebels expect to regain Chattanooga aud
Knoxville and indeed all of Tennessee They
will send back to Lee Longstreet's corps besides
50,O0l additional men with which to advance on
Washington
The same correspondent says rebel military
council composed of Davis. Lee, Johnston and
Beauregard, WIS held at Richmond during the
latter part OF August, at which il was agreed TO
Immediately arm all slaves in the South. BY
such action. II expected that 10000 men
would now be added to the army, and as many