Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

I'm the Catholic churches of Washington,
letter from the Bishop forbdding Catholics 10
resist the draft, was read last Sunday.
General Ewell who succeeds Stonewall
jackson. has but one leg. and is strapped OH his
horse while on the field.
The New Albany Ledger SAYS ''the enroll
ment is discovering the hiding places of a great
number of deserters in the southern part of InL-
ana. They will all be arrested and returned to
their regiments.
The Savannah Republican ia informed that
there arc al this time "ents one cargoes of un-
sold imported goods in ports of the Confederate
States. viz: two Mt Mobile. FIVE at Wilmington,
and fourteen at Charleston. ufrs
The Provost Marshals are completing the
enrolment more rapidly than was anticipated,
but il Is not expected that any considerable num-
Der of drafted men will be in The field before
August. ..-,
DR.. W A. Cheatham aud lady, of Nashville,
who ordered TO Alton some time since, and
are now in Louisville. have been Internationally
released by order of Gen. Rosecrans.
Some of our Republican friends professed to
believe yesterday that the Orange county raiders
were gang of rButternut Democrats organ
lied to resist the draft. Such people. are to be
pitied.
-Adjutant General Thomas has returned to
Washington from the West in very feeble health,
and was able to make the trip at all only by
travelling by easy stages He reports twenty
regiments at negro troops TO be fully organized.
and SIXTY Rebel plantations along the Mississippi
put under cultivation again by con:rabands. He
was very warmly welcomed By the Secretary Of
War
| The New York Express has the following,
headed Invasion il Feels"
There is not a peace party in the North
this MOI ming. an inch long. in consequence of the
invasion of Northern soil by Rebel troops. When
and while the enemy stood in his own States.
there was great party Tor peace; but 1t vanished
the moment invasion came We can see. infer
and reason from this how Rebels feel when their
States are invaded, and why and wherefore they
act with such tremendous energy and unity
upon their own SOIL"
-Pennsylvania furnished one hundred aud fifty
thousand men to aid in carrying on the present
war. and now. when her soil is invaded, the Ad-
ministration has not one regiment TO offer her to
defend the Capital of the State. Her only hope
is in her own sons and her unlimited resources.
Let them both be used wtoout delay to resist the
invasion of her rich and fertile territory.-[P Phila-
dclphia Age.
-MrLsoY's Loss The Rebel accounts of the
surprise and rout OF Gen. Mlroy and his forces,
say we lost seven thousand prisoners That was
one of the most censurable Of all our disasters.
The negligence Of Gen Mroy must have been
almost criminal TO have allowed himself 10 be
surprised in that way. Ten Of his regiments are
known to be missing, and nothing Is krown of
their whereabouts. He lost all his baggage train
and artillery. and from all appearances, he and
his staff did not stop running until they got to
Baltimore.
-REsIsrAScE TO THE ESRoLLMESr ASricrPA-
TED IN KENrucKY.-The Louisville Journal
learns that the enrolling officers for Carroll and
Trimble counties in Kentucky, having frequently
been threatened with personal violence. resigned
a short time after appointment. A second batch
were appointed, and they too. have been so in
Inundated as to cause their resignation. Colonel
Berry, the Provost Marshal of the District, has
Just made his third appointment of officers for
those counties. and he thinks he has hit upon
men this time who will perform the work. The
secessionists in portion of Gallatin county have
also been playing the game of 'bluff.' . and sew
eral appointments Of enrolling officers had 10 he
made before any could be found to stick.