Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06

WAsHISeroS, April 4,h-Specal to the Trib.
une SAYS:
The Government has information that five
powerful building for the rebels on
the Mersey and Thames Rivers
+ Probabilities that though no action
will be taken at present under the law authorz-
ing the President TO grant letters Of marque and
reprisal, and that none viii be granted except on
certain contingencies not Dow regarded as likely
I To arise.
The question what diplomatic or other pro.
ceedugs may be necessary TO prevent the con
/ struction and sailing of vessels of war aud block
ade runners, for the rebels. is still undeter-
mined.
+ Gen Schenck was in town to-day. he had an
interview with the President and Secretary Stan
F ton. His course was entirely approved of bs his
stringent measures in treating rebels a traitors
joseph Coleman. private in the rebel army
captured by Col. Bakers men, few DAYS since
proves to be Captain. A number of very i'm
portant letters found in the mail from
Richmond, which he had in charge.
The Times's special says
/ The following is an accurate and official state
ment of the bonded debt: 73's, convertible in 6
per cents, due in 1881, $4,000 $50: average
annual interest / 10 per cent
Six per cent debt $50 SOS .9h5: average an
nual interest per cent.
Five per cent debt, $50 ,4S3 ,00O average an
snual interest per cent
Certificates. S293, $50 l76; average annual in.
terest , On.
L. 5 Notes, S345. $50 500; no interest.
acquisitions, $40 646 ,5l5 no interest.
Aggregate amount, $685.. lS6. l47; aggregate
annual interest 3 80 per cent
This amount is less than the public were led Ia
apnrehend from speeches made in Congressional
debates.
Ii is asserted IN quarters entitled to credit that
draft will soon he made to fill up all regiment.
now in the field decimated by the casualties oil
war to their proper standard. 1t is not yet known
how many it will require. but probably neal
! 300 600 drafted men will he sent mt once To the
/ regiments, where they will he taught military
tactics upon the field and not in camps of nstruc
! lions a. has been proposed.
The list IndiaHa captured and paroled by the
Rebels last fall. has been exchanged and will be
ordered at into active service.
! A special tn the Herald saws:
! The policy of the Government in reference Il
cotton aud other Southern productions has at last
been fixed Ii has been the subject OF Cabinet
conference. and finally agreed upon today
Agents Of the Government are to give certificates
of receipts of such goods as may be voluntaril,
surrendered by parties in Rebel dominions and
special permits TO purchase are to he issued tc
! loyal persons. Permits will designate particular
localities in which they are to be used
| HrapouARrERs ARMY PoroMAc. April ga
force of Rebel cavalry is reported 10 be on the
Northern Neck in the vicinity of King George
&. H.. engaged in seizng supplies and enforcing
| the conScripiion.
/ The enemy for the Hast few days nave dis
played large body of troops in the neighborhooC
OF The tords above FalTaouih. but the impression
is this is only ruse TO conceal reirograd,
| movement
\ special To the World says: =
| Our loss in the two days skirmish at Drains
vile is said to be two officers and seven mer
killed. and loss of fifty in killed. wounded anC
prisoners.
NASHVILLE, April 3.-Gen. Bragg has gone t.
! Atlanta Ga, official business
Dick McCann has been arrested at McMinn
vile for diSobedience of orders in leaving Brent
wood on the approach of Mtcheils force
The Rebels are terrifying very strongly at Pei
| myra.
Gen. Cooks brigade captured % Rebels a
Carthage after sharp skirmsh
/ The river is falling