Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
DAILY SENTINEL
Noon Reports.
Prom New York

From New York.
INV YORK October THE Herald's dispatch
says:
The intelligence from Msrtinsburg is TO the
effect that there are no rebels in the Shenandoah
Valley as far az Stras sburg and Trout Royal ex
cept few guerrilas who are skulking in the
mountains Our cavalry have secured the Val.
lev as far as the places named
There is no movement by the enemv's cavalry
toward Western Virginia was reported a few
DAYS since
The bureau for deserters has picked up within
the last two months l5 900 Of sS, 600 deserters
from the Union army
Lieut. Gibson commanding the y s gunboai
Seneca, reports 10 the Navv Department under
date Of Dnbay Sound. Sept "a, that, on the night
OF September %. he sent armed boats crew up
the Atlanta river. and DESTROYED Hudson place
and the salt works near Darien i'm Georgia The
boilers. watts. engines. &c were entirely destroy
Ell. j. II. Lockwood the superintendent OF the
works, his two children. and a free negro. were
brought off Some Of the employees and two
visitors fed ON the approach OF Our force The
works were situated within two miles of rebel
company encampment. whose pickets came no
quite near the works but who did not discover.
rather did not resist the attack
The Times special savs:
BY incre Ising his force Stewart expects 10
bring on general cavalry engagement to over
whelm our corps by mere force ot numbers He
I'D thus secure his Lieutenant Generals com
mission
The strict conscription now being enforced
throughout the South offers great facilities 10
Stuart for carving out his schemes The con-
scripts are permitted to select the particular
branch they prefer. and a is well known. large
majority of the South give the preference to the
cavalry corps.
Sou d. Of rebel prisoners recently captured on
the Rapidan. arrived here Yesterday. One Of
them states thev have report to the effect that
we are raising l00,0n0 cavarymen. they say, if
this he So the Conlederacy is gone up
special to the World from Cincinnati saws:
Correspondents report that Rosecrans' army is
in perfectly safe position Reinforcements are
daily arriving from the West and elsewhere The
rebel cavalry can not seriously interfere with
Rosecrans A great battle must soon be fought,
and confidence is felt a. 10 the final issue
The Tribune's Washington special SAYS:
IL Is understood here, among persons who are
posted that ten or twelve more Russian vessels
OF war are expected to arrive AT New York or
some other American port, in a few weeks. and
it is believed in we'll informed quarters that they
are not likely 10 60 away very soon. but NAV
probably winter in our harborS Many theories
as TO the cause Of this movement Of the Russian
n'vy are in existence, but the general belief is,
that the Emperor expects to keep up his fleet
cruising during the winter months lest some diff
fculty with his neighbOrs might arise and find
him rs they found him once before-bound in. in
his own harbOrs.
Washington dispatch to the Herald has the
following:
The prize steamer Diamond, from Charleston
bar on Saturday. brought bearer OF dispatches
from Admiral Dahlgren. with dispatches to the
Secretary of the NAVY To the 81 inst
When the Diamond left a portion of the iron
clads were engaged with the rebel batteries and
the batteries ON Morris Island also appeared to
be firing