Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-30
Additional Mexican News.

alter IA strong reslstanc, the Rebels were
driven out
Additional Mexican News.
INV York, April 29.--The steamer She'll
drake from Havana. with news to the 23d. arrived
at . o'clock this evening.
Vera Cruz dates Of the 18Th per French
steamer. state that Puebla was completely sur.
rounded on the 23d ult
The attack commenced on the 25th, and the
pentutiary was carried by assault on the 3lst
Fort St. Janier was also taken on the 3lst.
After entering the city the French forced their
way through two of the PRINCIPAL streets leading
To- the plaza and cathedral; both of which
fortified. The soldiers then entered the houses,
and aided by sappers and miners. passed from
house TO another. and on the 3D. had thus worked
their way to within 100 metres Of the plaza.
Up to that date the French had lost $50 to 600
killed and wounded.
IL is estimated that the entire force of 0rtiM
in the city % 900.
The bridge over the Rio Presto was held by
the French thus preventing COmonfort. with
IL 900 reinforcements. from crossing.
Another arrival from Vera Cruz of the 18th,
states that mail from puebla had been received
containing advices of the capture of the Plaza
and Cathedral. but the city was still commanded
by the forts Guadaloup and Orato but nothing
is sid as to their opening FIRE on the French.
of the city is claimed by the French to be in their
possession, as the result of thirteen days fighting.
Additional Eorergn News.
NEW YoRK. April 29-Rebel scrip was quoted
on the 10th at ga q premium.
The head Constable of Liverpool, under in
structions from the Government, is employing
detectives 10 obtain information relative to sus
piciOus vessels.
=; atcho f ,ba hats
era fresh bands OF Polish insurgents had been run
in the district of San Domier in large engage
ment near Suwalki
from MurfreesbOro.
MURFREEsBoRo, April l9.-At noon of TO- day
a small force of Rebel cavalry appeared on the
Manchester Pike Videttes gave the alarm that
the enemy advancing in force. Negley with
commendabe prudence moved short distance.
The alarm proved false one. Negley met sew
eral citizens, residents the outposts, moving
in, who reported the Rebels had declared that
thew were coming to drive the Yankees from
Murfreesboro
Il is thought that the Rebel demonstration of
Yesterday was for the purpose of forcing Rose
Grams to concentrate his lines, which would leave
Van Dorm and Wheeler free TO act with their
cavalry on his tanks. and to enable them with
the force north of Duck River TO defeat any at
similar TO that made on McMinnville. At pres
ent. all efforts Of Rebel cavalry on TANKS are
futile.
A special 70 the Tribune. from Murfreesboro.
SAYS:
A fictitious excitement was produced 10 night,
by the report that the enemy intended IN attack
Rosecrans Immediately The facts derived from
the best official sources. are that our scouts re-
port the advance of the enemy TO Beech Grove
A nina kour.i march from The rsoint
IL is probable that the enemy advanced without
artillery. so "a 70 counteract a supposed general
advance of this army. At the same time they
maintained a reconnaissance in force. They have
been reinforced somewhat but no military man
here dare hope for such good fortune as an at
tack upon the Army of the Cumberland, at Mur-
freesboro No patriot could desire a better thing
for the Union cause
From Buffalo.
BrFr.Lo. Aprl 29-The Railroad Convention
met to 6av Nineteen companies were represen-
ted The object of the meeting was TO consider
the subject of paying commissions on passen-
ger traffic. and proposed advances in rates upon
emigrant travel Committee OF eleven wa:
appointed, whose recommendations were unani
mously agreed 20. The following are the rec
concentrations:
That the New York Central. Erie Pennsylva-
MA Central and Baltimore 4 Ohio roads, or 4
majority of them shall establish, in New York
and Boston. union office, to be under the ex-
elusive control Of lines establishing il. 40 far az
relates TO the employment of agents; also that
union Offices NAV be established At Buffalo, Gin
cinnati. Cleveland. Indianapolis. 81 Louis. Chi
cago and milwaukee. ar the discretion OF the
lines competing for business
That. after June no tickets shall be receiveC
upon any lines represented in this Convention
which are not sold in the oihce OF railroad com
panies upon their respective lines. or. by othe
| lines through commission agents, or otherwise
and. in violation Of the principles Of this agree
ment shall not be accepted or received by road
which are parties TO this agreement and, that al