Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

WAsHISeroS. April 2s.-The Heralds special
says:
General Hooker sent woman to this citv 70
day. for imprisonment. charged with being spy
in HE army
The Times special s.,,s:s
Brigadier Fiizhenry Warren vas today honor.
ably acquitted of every one Of the malicious
charges preferred against him In regard 10 the
organization OF his cavalry regiments in Iowa.
sale OF United state. ssonds.
PHILADELPHIA. April 29--Jay Cooke, general
subscription agent reports the sa,es &c 5 2o's to-
day, at 2,l5l. 100 distributed A. follows: New
York. $3.50 400: Boston and New England.
$500 400; Phi,adelphis and Perpsylvsnia. s40s-
100: Ohio. $685. 900: Baltimoreend Washington,
500. Mi,; Michigan. Illinois snd India ma, $50
600 Large orders are anticipated for Nav lst,
as onthat day the interest on these bonds Is paid.
and investments can be made without any calcu
lation Of interest
from the Rappshnnnock.
NEw YORK. April 80 The World saws that
Yesterday the army under Hoofer prosecuted with
energy tho movement thus begun. Troops were
crossing throughout the dav near Port ROYAL,
twelve or thirteen miles from Frederick sburg
Port Roval will be recoilected the scene of
the late raid across the RappahannOck npontoons
by two Federal regiments who took the place by
surprise during foggy morning, capturing large
number Of horses and a quantity OF stores
We are in possession of other and highly i'm
portant private information respecting the move
ment now progressing, the publication of which
| is deferred for the obvious reason that il might
derange the plans of the General in command
and jeopardize the success of the advance.
| The sequel of this movement is awaited with
deep interest. IL will startle the country
from North Carolina.
FORTRESS MONROE. April 2s-The propeler
Commerce arrived this morning from Suffolk
where she left at 4 o'clock A. NJ. having run b,
the Rebel batteries on the Nansemond. three il
number. under their heavy fire. but she was no
disabled. The boat was riddled bv sharp. shoot
ers who lined the banks of the Nansemond fo
nine miles. and kept up continuous fire upoI
the boat while she passed that distance
The steamboat Swan also left Suffolk at tn,
same time, and came down the Nansemond il
company with the Commerce, but after passing
below the range Of the Rebel guns she 20
aground Tugs were Immediately sent to he
relief
The Swan received four solid shot through he
light wood work, but is not disabled
II is understood that the Rebel force has dis
appeared from in front of Williamsburg
No casualties are reported from Suffolk or tn
Nansemond since the oath.
Later from the Army of the Potomac
NEW YORK. MAY ] "A special to the Heral
dated four miles below Fredericksburg. April %
says:
! Thus far the wounded in this corps in Skin
mishng four miles below Frederick sburg are a
from one division, namely: the l4th Brooklyn
22d New York and 18th Indiana None ar
wounded dangerously Nearly all were wounde
in diminishing by musket shots.
Our batteries have Just opened on the Rebel
but fail to draw their artillery ERE or silence the
musketry.
Signal lights have been observed in busy op,
ration upon the nights that border the Rappi
hammock. doubtless used for the purpose of war;
ing the Rebels of any movements of our arm,
. Earthworks and lines of defense extend far u
along the Rebel side of the river. and at nigl
the reflection OF many camp fires light up the SIX
for miles
All conversation between pickets has bee
strictly prohibited, and even the tempting bait
pipe of tobacco cannot procure for the Rebe
the luxury of Yankee newspaper.