Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-04

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from New York.
NEw YoRK. June 3 BY the steamer George
Cromwell. which arrived faom New Orleans thi.
forenoon. we have the following
Seventy Eve pri-oOers arrived at New Orleans
on the 26ih from Baton Rouge. among whom 1.
Ex Governor Robert Wicklfe who was captured
near Port Hudson
The Era Of the 9th has the following:
B,uks moved down Rel river with his army
and crossed % BAYOU Sara. thence To Port Hud-
son. where ne uniied his forces with Augrer's.
The cunboats. under Farragut. we're to go up
on the 24h
The mortar feet opened IRE on Port Hudson on
the night OF the Oath Port Hudson Is now
therefore. clasely besiegei and hemned In. and
the fall Of this stronghold will be speedy. even
should Gen. Banks not order an assault of the
works
Col Srierson Is CO operating With Banks.
The garrison AZ Port Hudson is estimated a;
about 20 .00J, supplied with provisions
The reported Re- ell iron. ladraid from Mobile
and the capture Of two Of our ships ~ war prov
TO he canard
The Persia. from Liverpool the ODD. Queens
town the oath. has arrived.
The Times SAYS:
Hooker's operations. preceded by more than
usual gssconade, resulted in the usual miserable
failure We suspect that Hooker makes Sedg
wick's defeat an opporiune excuse FOR necessarily
leaving his wounded on the field, and clearly in.
dicites something like a rout The Times see.
no end To the war hat by the slow process of ex.
haustion. either of men or enthusiasm A few
months mus decide whether the war will en-
with the present wear or ut the close Of Lincoln
term. or later
The Daily News adds Hooker's campaign "a
the list Of disasters. hut points to Lees inabiIit,
TO follow and the tact that he does not hold q
foot more ground than before
The Star thinks that the honest confession oil
disaster would be more dignifie,l on the part o
Stanton than the statement that the retreat WI.
from prudential motives. and that speedy re
sumpii, OF the offensive intended
The Morning Post gives good reason VIII,
Lee should not follow up Hooker, but Cannot
understand why Hooker was allowed to retreat SC
easily
II il announced that the cargoes of the shin.
Nora. Louisa Hatch and Charles Hill. bount
from England to the East Indies. and DESTROYED
by the Alabama were shipped by and consigned
TO British subjects The Government has beer
called upon, and. it is thought. will interfere a
once
The race at FAIR Oaks was won by Queen Der
tina
The French electoral contest il waxing warmer
The Opposition candidates are daily increasing
~
connected with the avoNed enemies OF the En-
peror
The Bourse Is fat at 69f IS
Polish affairs are unchanged Frequent en-
gagementS continue, without any dimnution o
the insurgents.
tits reported that Russia has called on Prussii
for military assistance
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 3.-Shortly after midnigh
Judge Drnmmond issued writ directing and en-
joining thh military authorities To take no step
or measures to carry into effect the Order Of Gen
Burnside for the suppression of the Chicag @,
Times until application for permanent writ O
injunction could be heard in open court
At half past three this morning, after nearl,
the whole edition worked off. file of sol
diers broke into the Office took possession, re
manned some time and left after giving notic
that if any attempt was made to publish anothe
p1per. the military would take permanent pos
session OF the office
The following handbil is being circulate,
through the CITY:
All good loyal citizens OF Chicago who favo
free speech md freedom of the press. as euaran
tecd to us bv the Constitution We love and up
hold. are invited to assemble in mass meeting il
front Of the Chicago Time Office, Wednesda
evening. June 3h. 1T ; o'clock to take course
together in regard to the recent infamous order o
Gen Burnside. suppressing papers always Dem
ocratic and consequently always loyal BY orde
of the committee
Mexican News.
NV YoRK. June 3 The Herald has pri
waite di-pa,ch from Mexico conf ming the CAP
ture of Puebla also that Gen Com, Mort wa
surprised and lost eight guns and , 500 men pris
oners