Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
Noon Reports.
L ATTEST FROM THE GULF.
General Ranks to be Ordered
to Teras.
U. S. WAR VESSELS OFF GALVESTON.
THE ALABAMA IN THE OFFING.
TIE Steamer Hatteras Sunk by Her.
Later Advices from Now.
bern.
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MORE RUMORS OF INTERVENTION.
!. S. WAR VESSELS OFF GALVESTON.
THE ALABAMA THE oFFIYG
TIE Steamer Hatteras Sunk by Her.
Later AdviceS from Now.
bern.
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MORE RuMoRS OF INTERVENTION.

NEW York. January q The Times dispatch
states that Gen. Conch succeeds Sumner, aud "
r. Smith succeeds Gen. Franklin
The New Orleans Delta of the 10Th contains
Oh following letter. dated Berwick's Bay Jan.
Is lse3:
have just learned the PARTICULARS Ut an aiiir
OF some Importance which took place yesterday
morning. Commander Burhinan went up the
Teoche with the Calhoun until he came TO the
Instructions placed la the channel BY the Rebels.
At this point. unuskily the guuboat got aground
Commander Buchanan. however, II is said. vent
forward some distance. and was shot through the
head from one OF the rifle pits near by A man
named Whitehurst. also belonging to the Calhoun.
was killed at the same time Col. Thorn =. OF
the eth Vermont. hearing the firing. ordered hi
regiment To charge the OFT. which resulted in the
capture Of thirty prisoners and the spersion ol
the rest | have oeeh told that six Rebels were
killed
learn OH good authority that the captain Of
the Rebel guuboal fallen WIS led. IL is also
reported the gunboat was captured
Trbune- dispatch:
Upon Gen Buffers arrival At New Orleans 10
resume command of the Department OF tire
Gulf, Gen Banks will be ordered TO Texis. at the
head o: sufficient force. tor the purpose OF
ssting the Union men ot that State To restore il
To the Union "a a free Comm ,nSeilth
y New York letter from Key West states the
British blockade Prunner, utonica, with cargo
OF powder irom England. captured by the
u ) steamer Pocahontas of Mobile
The steamer Miry j. Bparimln has arrived
from New Orleans on the 4th and Key West
the 18th She brings Galveston advices To the
l4th, brought TO Key West 10y the steamer North
ern Light from New Orlc n- on the l1th.
The United States sl0op of war Brooklyn. in
company with six other steamers were oil Gal
weston. They siw steamer in the "fing. The
steamer Hatteras Immediately got under way to
speak To her. and when WITHIN hlng distance
asked who she was, and was answered il waS Her
NJ ieSiys sDop OF war Spillord.
The commander of the Ii ,teras told them Ia
wait and he would send boat her. aud Lad
just low cred boat with an officer and crew IN
her. when the steamer opened her brUadside and
fired into the Haueras. The Brooklyn got un
der way and started IN pursuit OF the stranger,
but nj ght coming on. lost sight of her, aud
compelled to give up the chase. On returning
from the chase the Hatteras was sunk, in nine
tathops OF water.
The officers of the M,ry Boardman were una
bile To give further particulars The ste liner
WAS doubt the pirate Alabama. The Hatteras
Was merely transport, but carried four guns,
light cilibre
The steamer Saxonia arrived from Souh,mp
ton ll,h
IL is rumored Napoleon had renewed the pro-
posal OF joint mediation III American affair.
| The London Observer SAYS such offer has
been made to England. The Emperor distinctly
intmated 10 Mr.. Dayton his refusal TO submit
any propositions
At the opening OF the Chamber the Emperor
said the condition of France would he lourshing
| if the American war had not dried up one OF the
most fruitful sources uf our industry. ] have at
temptel'to send beyond the Atlantic advice. in
spiIed by sincere sympathy. hut the maritime
powers not thinking IL advisable 10 act. rs yet,
am obige'l 10 postpone II i more suitable oPp0r
tuuity an Off of mediation. tie object OF which
was to stop the ennsi0n of blood aud prevent the
/ exhaustion Of America. whose future cannot be
| ooked upon with Indifference.
| The steamer Terry, from Newbern both, and
| Haueras 25th. has arrived. She reports that
three CuuboatS and a number Of transports under
| Gen. Foster sailed on the 9th. Another expeJi
! ton follows Immediately.
! BosTox, Jan % Private advices from New
bern To Tuesday, the 20th, have been received.
No mail had then left for the North for ~ o
weeks buto about letv n for New York
| The main expedition, OF which - much had been
| said, had not started. bat land force Sent
forward ,suriay. l1th. toward the railroad hch
encountered 800 Rebels at POllicksville dro' Q
| them from the town and took possession SOM
OF the New York civalIy weie wounded. The
general health OF the troops l. good.
! FoRrREss MoxRoE. January 25-The schooner
recent, ciptGred hear Yorktown by the United
States gunboat MAhaski. lett here to-day for
Baltimore The schooner. when captured. ~
conveying Rebel mail to point near the White
! House
The iron clad Nahant arrived at Hampton
Roa's this morning
The storm has cleared away. ami the weather
| is very fire and mild.
WasHlNGTox. January - A board of office
| j. To be called here to consider improvements IA
pontoons and Their transportation.
Judge Crawicld, OF the Criminal Court, diel
to-day.
CINCINNATI. January 27.-Eran>. Graves
Cos p1lk house WIS DESTROYED by te this morn
ing. Lrge quantity OF lard and polk lost. In
sured