Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01
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Noon Reports.


Noon Reports.
Foreign News.
Carr RACK. May 30-The steamer Jura. from
Liverpool the 2lst. via Londonderry the 22d was
boarded of this point hst evening.
Her advices are Eve days later. News unim-
port.ni
There was general feeling Of suspense for
later American news.
The Derby was won by Micaroni BY short
head
The Cork Examiner contains corresnondence
from various parts Of Ireland. that leaves scarcely
any doubt that recruiting tor the Northern army
Is attempted TO be carried on in m extensive
scale
il appears that Mitchells,owu. Carlsburg aud
Flernier have been visited by several American
gentlemen OF military aspect, publicly offering 70
give passage 10 any number OF yOung men will
ing % accept il 10 New York TOR three pence
each. with certainty of continuous remuneratiye
work when they arrive there
The police were present on several occasions,
which obviously Disconnected the strangers. but
a there was nothing illegal in the proposition
made no proceedings could be taken Several
hundred young men await the sailing of curly
steamers. who beyond all doubt. are engaged to
20 To America on terms offered by these Ameri-
can agents.
Advices from Chesbourg report that considera
BILE reinforcements are being dispatched from
there TO Mexico
POLAND There is really nothing new as to in
surgept movements
LlvERPooL. May 22-Political news today
unimportant
The Glasgow's arrival has dispeled the rumors
of an arm-tiee in America. nd createi buoyan-
cy IN the cotton market.
Prom New York
NEw YoRK Nav 30 The Tribune says:
! AT , o'clock this morning our Washington cor
respondent Ielegraphed The facts of tie situation
at Vicksburg. 1t is thus summed up by high au-
thorit,:
Grant has step by step driven tine Rebels INTO
their interior entertainments, turning the others
against them They, however have troops to
relieve each other as often aS may be desired in
defending the line of their works, but he is con
tinuIng without serious, ii any molesation from
Johnston. He has 80 far been successful. but
gradual in order 10 take as much care AS posi-
pie of the lives ofhs troops engage ed in the desper
ate fighting OF such "A siege
The Times says there is prospect that any
thing will be attempted in the Department of the
South this season. Orders have been sent there
to give iurloughs to live per cent of the men,
and these instructions to be carried out forth
with.
A Hilton Head letter SAYS that 20 900 troops
have been sent By Beauregard to Johnston.
From II. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 29-Mr s G Scott a well
known river man. arrived to night from Young :
/ Point, which he lett ON SUNDAY last He had
been with Grants army, and saw some of its op
erations. He says our forces are we'll prepared
to lepulse any attack in their rear. and were in
the finest spirits aud confident of their ability to
capture Nicksburg and its garrison. He says
that the attack on the Notifications on Friday
was made by the entire line as reported but
by the force under Blair. which assaulted the big
battery and tailed. Wherever the Rebels at
tempted To plant guns they were foiled by our
sharaSlooters. Our wounded we're being rapidly
forwarded to the river at Chickasaw Bayou
where there WAS sufficient number OF boats to
receive them. TIE steamer City of Memphis had
reached Cairo with 400 wounded and the Janua-
~ was next due. Our base of supplies on the
\ azoo IL secure. ReInforcements are arriving as
rapidly required. Gen. Osterhaus and Capt
Foster, OF the lst Winconsin, are wounded. but
not dangerously Mr.. Scott heard nothing about
the death of Gen. Steele. Forty eight hundred
prisoners were in camp at Young's Point.
From, Washington.
WAsnISGroS, May ga special to the Tri.
bune says:
Your correspondent with the Army of the Po-
tomac tie statements that Lee had issued
tories and Indicating an intention to invade Mary
land, aie lille more than inventions of sensation
correspondents. there being no foundation for
them unless it be reports rom deserters on which
no reliance can be placed.
The Star OF this evening also that no such
impression existed last evening among those best
informed in the Army OF the Potomac
Gen Schenck aud Gov. Curtin had long in
terview with the President to day. It's said they
seriously apprehend an invasion of Maryland or
Pennsy lvania
The fact that Gen Rpsecrans begun to move
upward of II week ago tends to confirm the re
port that General Bragg IS falling b.ck from his
front
Tie Hertds special says
Private advces from G,uley, Va. state that
warm work j. expected in that region before long,
as the enemy has oi late been m liking demons.rs
tons which indicate that they are tent on mis-
chief
Twelve thousand Rebels crossed Blackwater
and it il feared IIeameaard's forces are to be
brought up from Charleston and nm active cam
paign in this direction inauguratel by the Rebels
to ofI-et their Vick-b disaster
Major General W b. Franklin has consented
To the use OF his name candidt-e of the Dem
ocratc patty for Governor Of Pennsylvania. pro
vided the Convention adopt an unmi,takable wal
platform
The Times special saw:
j. NJ Broadheld has been appointed Second
Compuoer of The Treasury, vice J ~ Cults
deceased.
AsHINGToN, Nav 30-Lee i evidently con.
teInplatng movement, but where can only be
conjeciured He continues showing troops in
front of fredericksburg, apparently to deceive
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