Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

FONT of Rocks. last night.
from Washington.
wssurSeroS. June 2O.-The Tribune's special
says:
Your special messenger direct from General
Hooker's headquarters. brings the important Ia.
teligence that the enemy had moved upon Cen.
treville. and In an encounter with our forces At
that point had defeated them.
On Thursday, Generals Lee and Ewell took
possession of Thoroughiare Gap.
Gen. Longstrect j. in the neighborhood OF
Leesburg. lie Is constantly threatening General
slocum The latter is. however carefully on his
guard against surprise
Gen A. L. Hill j. known % have reached
Dumfries on Thursday night. but nothing has
been asceriained Of his movements beyond that
time
This reconnaissance by our cavalry has solved
the mystery of the location Of Lee and Ewell
From this source. IL is also ascertained that Long
street was, on Wednesday. nj Uuion in Loudon
county in the Bull Run Valley.
Adyices from below say that A. 7. Hills ad-
vance guard consisting of Hampton's Legion was
advancing toward Dumfries: and one regiment
had made its appearance at Stafford Court house.
Intelligent officers draw the conclusion that Lee
is advancing upon the Army of the Potomac in
three columns. His right. under Hill, by way Of
Occoquan and Wolfe Run Shoals: his centre.
under Ewell. by way of Thoroughfare Gap; and
his left, under L0ngslreet, 10y way OF Leesburg.
Such disposition has been made Of our army
by Gen. Hooker, that 10 surprise can possibly
take place.
A few hours will most probably develope fur
Their movements and intentions on the part Of
Lees forces. which are now said to be upward of
10000 strong
Scattering reports of guns were heard in the
direction Of Aide. Yesterday. These were re
vved az intervals during this morning. Nothing
is a. vet heard OF the result
The following were among the killed and
wounded in the recent cavalry fight at Aide in
Virginia:
Sixth Ohio cavalry. W 7. Carpenter. arm;
VIM. Abersly. Bailey ID. keeier, confusion;
Sergeant Bosqun, shoulder: Sergeant G.. H.
Stone. leg: Henry Leo2olet. severely. head; W
b Warmer, hip: Sergeant Morans. injured by
horse falling on him; f. Osborn, foot.
From Fortress Monroe.
FoRT MoxRoE. June l9.-The transport Emily
arrived to day from NeNbern with advices to the
18th She reports as follows:
The Rebel committee on river Notifications
report the Union forces in possession OF a belt
OF country 300 miles long and 80 miles wide
with the inland seas and rivers filled with Union
gunb0ats. reaching through North Carolina and
Virginia. which prevents Notifications being con
structed that while this continues the permanent
secession OF North Carolina and Virginia can not
be expected. The Unionists in East Tennessee
and Western North Carolina have organized
powerful forces, and, joined by thousands of de
serters and conscripts from the Rebel army. to
whom protection is guaranteed. are holding the
mountain regions against the Rebel Government.
Rebel citizens have petitioned Gov. Vance for
protection against this organization. Vance re
piled that he had no troops To send-that they
must protect themselves Twenty thousand in
surgents have openly offered to join the Union
army as soon as a military post is established at
Raleigh
CLEVELAND. ONO, June 30 The trouble in
Holmes county is over The leaders Of the
movement TO resist the enrolment and draft
were given up, and all is quiet.
From San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, June 2O-The Union Con.
vention adopted very radical resolutions. indoors
ing the emancipation proclamation aud urging n
vigorous prosecution OF the war without regard
to the cost or sacrifice, until the last Rebel is
dsrmed.
from uurfreesbOro.
MuRFREEsBoRo, June Collaboration re.
ceived here saws that Grant will undoubtedly TAX e
Vcksburs in ten days. He has entrenched his
position on the Big Black. and in rear of Sher
man on " "hut mus He - perfectly aDle 10
defeal any force which may be sent against him
and johnson can OF col,ct enough forces to dis
lodge him before the mines shall have been ex.
ploded and the city taken.
David Blazon, of the 4th Ind. Battery was
shot to day for desertion
from Louisville.
LoUIsvILLE, June 2O.-The steamer McCombs
has just arrived. she brings fifty three prisoners
OF the guerrilla band who invaded Harrison
county. Indiana Some ten or twelve were shot
and the balance taken within a few miles of the
river near Leavenworth