Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-10
From, Cairo.

FROM Cairo.
CAIEo. July 9-Tbe RebeIs have retired from
Helena
Mai Gen Orlesly has Just arrived from Mem
phis, and SAYS that the terms of cspituiation for
the surrender of Vicksburg were that the enlisted
men should be pasoled. while tho commissioned
Officers should be retained as prisoners of war.
Pemberton gives the number Of his men At
10000 ht for duty, and 5000 in hospitals: but
IL is thought the number viii exceed this 5000 or
5000 -
From Louisville:
LOUISVILLE. July9 Eleven Rebel regiments,
aggregating 4 800 men. with ten pieces of ariil-
lery. including two howitxers. crossed the Ohio
at Brandenhurg Yesterday and encamOed last
night Corydon. Ind. They were under
command of John Morgon and B sci Duke
Morgan stated 10 several that his destination
was Indianapolis. but this ia not credited
There Is considerable excitement ia New Al
bany, the inhabitants believing that Morgan's
forces were approaching that place
On leaving Brandenbure. Morgan burned the
Alice Dean. but gave up the J. I. McCombs
which arrived here this afternoon
A FIRE is now visible in the direction of New
Albany +tt ~-A~iA-l p.
Hon Nat Wolfe. candidate for Congress In
this district, was arrested by Enrolling Officer
Suell. in Owen county. brought 10 this city. and
sent 10 Gen Burnside At Cincinnati, account
Of these words used ia apeech to the people Of
Oven: This i John Brown raid: \ war
against slavery, and hope every true Kentuck
Ian will rise IN arms in opposition 10 it, am
for secession. separation. anything else
against IT,"
from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July 9-The Americans special
from Frederick SAYS:
Our cavalry had sharp fight with tho Reb
al Los.v .,,a
six miles this side of Hagerstown
The Rebels were ia heavy force aud our cav
airy wns compelled To fan baek To Boonsboro
with small loss
General Fitzpatrick is reported killed. though
some accounts say he II only wounded
Gen. Klpatrick's command was completely
surrounded aud compelled To cut its way out
The Rehes are still on this side Of the liver
nassed near Hagerstown. endeavoriug 10 get
their wagons and plumber across
Scouts Ia day bring reports that the advance
Rebel column was crossing the river az Williams
pott. IL this be 80 we need look for no fight In
Maryland, CAV
1t Is reported ut Roonsboro that the Rebel
pickets we're being thrown out nearly to that
point, enclosing within their line the Antietam
field and Shephafdstown crossing.
The main force. however, u considerably west
of this, and covers the three main roads west OF
Willhmsport.
The movements of our army are such as will
o. day uncover fully the enemY's position.
The whole number ot prisoners reported AZ
headquarters mp 20 this morning Il l2o00.
Fuller Information places our losses in killed
and wounded in the three DAYS h.lting at ~ 600.
The Rebel loss in killed and wounded will ea
coed ours nc least 900
Reports received nj headquarters state that
2.300 Rebel dead have been hurried by our troops,
aud only two -thirds Of the battlefield has beeu
explored.
The whole oftbeir killed left on the Aeld will
exceed 5000
The usual proportion Of wounded 10 killed, say
six 10 one, would make their wounded amount 20
$4,000
Without over ,trainiug estimates their total
loss In killed. wounded and missing is 10000
Prom new york
INV YoHK, July 9.--rhe draft commences
here on Monday The computed quota OF the
city j. u Sue aud brooklyn 1000
The Post saws IL il reported Ia day OH the au.
thority OF . dispatch from sources believed 10 be
trustworthy. that Cen Dix has sent o5 900 men
to reinforce Gen Meade
The draft commenced in Pittsburs on wednes
day
special irom Washington 10 the Post says:
IL Is believed here that sbattle il In progress
to day on tue Upper Potomac
cavalry Exploits.
To Major General Halleck:
MEMBERS. y C.. July I'll have the hono
20 report that the cavalry sent from here July Sd
under Dol Lewis of the ID New York cavalry
have safely returned. having successfully accom-
plished their mission. and without loss. The,
destroyed, hy twisting the rails. according C
Gen Haupt'~ plan. two miles Of the railroad
at Warsa"; also destroying for more than iv,
miles more AL tho culyorts as we'll AZ the tele
graph At Ceransyille, and an armcry. were de
stroyed. Leree quantities. OF small arms an'
Quirtermtder stores we're burned about Isl
animals aud 80 prisoners we're captured. auc
some 100 meu.ud 300 women children and ne
groca followed them
(Signod.N J g.. FosrER.
Mi Cen Com'd'g.
picket force OF hftv artillery and cavar,
moved inland from this point on the night Of III.
81 inst under Gen Foster. who il confident o
accomplishing all he has undertaken If tho en-
emy attempts 10 obslruct his advance an mpor
tnt engagement will doubtless take place to-ds
or to morrow.
From Washington.
" ,SutxcroS Iniv 0-Tha Richr,ood M.