Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07


year which preceded the American war Our
anchor 10 drif'd and We are drifting in q CT e.
which seems TO be leading US to one or two dsa-
greesbe alternstives-wvr. IL We advance, lose
OF character If we retreat.
The Times also says the Austrians In Paris
seem persuaded hat war is all but certain.
From Baltimore.
BAIrMoRr. July The following has been
/ received at Headquarters:
Advices fion the army up TO o'clock Sun
day afternoon state that General Mesce's head
quarters we're at Hagerstown last night and were
to be at Frederick TO day.
Bngadier General Hsuft reached here At mid
night last night and had interview with Gen.
Schenck
When General Hauft LEFT the headquarters Of
Gen. Meade the enemv we're flying. ;
Neade's headquarters were at Crienstown, Md.
some fifteen miles north of Frederick, and to day
he is no doubt at Frederick.
from New york.
NV foRK. July 5-Prolei prisoners say
the Rebels captured 500 of our troops.
Our forces have the advantage of the Rebels in
three main positions
Lee has all his available force with him.
A Baltimore special to the Herald saws:
Eight thousand prisoners have already arrived
AMI Gen. Schenck has orders TO prepare to receive
20000 more
The road along the route of the Rebel retreat
is strcwn with 40 tnlonej wagons, Cannon, small
arms and camp equipige
Gen Couch has formed a junction with Gen
Mead- and the militia are slaup htering and cap
turing the greybacks by regiments and brgades
Not one tenth of Lees army can get back to
Richmond by the route they came
Ii is not defeat for Lee, but q total and per
iect route. tslt
from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. July 5-About 5000 prisoners
haze been received and more TO come.
Gen II ,lleck ia ia possession of several recent
dispatches from Gen Meade. and from their tone
declare that General Lee has suffered disastrous
defeat
The steamer Catawba arrived from New Or
leans on the LIST freghted with cotton and liquor
bound for New York.
She also brought 4SG prisoners
She reports the bOmhar,iing of Port Hudson
going OIL when she left. Oar boats are running
I'm the river regularly with supplies for General
Banks. There is truth in the report of his
supplies being cnt off.
Great confidence is expressed that Port Hudson
will tall. 1855 6s
Deserters are daily coming into Banks lines
from the Rebel army.
The Richmond Enquirer eff JULY 4th saws:
The Yankees making a raid into Eastern
Tennessee.
There is no communication with Knoxville or
London.
Ii is believed that important movements of
Brage's aud Rosecrans armies are in progress
No particulars.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July Ga dispatch from Gov
error Curtin states that COUGHS army is advanc-
Ing IN force and likely to render important ser
vice
The Governor is satisfied that the Rebel army
is in our power, if we act vigorously and with
proDptness
The crossing OF the Potomac is postponed b.
the enemy and he is short OF ammunition.
From New York.
NV YoRK, July The Commercially Fort
reSs Monroe letter of the 9TH. saws:
Gen. Getty is long way from White House,
constantly sending in prisoners, animals and
stores
Of the plans OF Gen. Dix this correspondent
saws:
While small force made feint of advance
upon Richmond lis sent heavy column in the
direction OF Lees army
The destruction of the bridges ON the Vr-
GINA Central railroad over the South Anna
river. vetoes the transit Of reiniorcements by wav
of Fredericksburg.
The greater portion of Beauregard's army is
with Johnston, and forces have been extensively
ORA wn from Charleston, Mobile and Savannah az
To leave them almost deienseeSs
The fortifcatious at Richmond were manned
by clerks, and all the soldiers officers, LAWYERS
&c, were hrgaded and organized by the Rebel
General Wmder
Prom Halifax
HALIFAx, July 6-The steamer Pinchney
four and nalf days from Bermuda, arrived here
on Saturday with Valandigham and several
other passengers from Charleston and Whining
ton.
From 81 Louis
Sr LoUIs, July -Disp ,tches sent West this
morning. purportng to be special from Cairo to
tbs New York Sunday Mercury, relative to an
engagement between JOhuston's and Grants
forces. are a base fabrication No such dispatch
was sent from Cairo. More than probable the
dispatch from De- Moines relative to the move
ments OF Indians. was also bogus.
From louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 7-l2:3O A M-Several
alarm bells are now ringing. calling the citizens
together for the defense of the city,
Rumors have been prevalent all night that
Morgan's forces are approaching. They were
reported at Bardstown this morning and st Shep
perdsville this afternoon. His force is estimated
at from 1900 to 1. 900
This evening at o'clock the Nashville train.
due here at 6 clock, was thrown from the track
by Guerrlllas Our guard of fifty repulsed the
assailants. II is impossible owing TO the ex
ctemeut prevailing, to get further ill morn
ing.
From Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, July 6--Tbe PENNSYLVANIA rail.
road has resumed business. All passenger and
freight trains are running to-day as usual. The
road was not injured at any point by the Rebels.
Prom Buffalo.
BUFFALO, July Ga disturbance occurred
this afternoon between stevedores and negroes,
the former preventing the latter from working
"A negro shot an lrishman, said 10 be in self de.
tense. which was tie signal for general on
slaughi on The negroes several of whom are said
10 have been killed and number badly handled
All quiet this evening. though the Irish express
the determination to prevent the negroes from
working
PROM Uostou.
BcsTos. july 6,-The enforcement of the dralt
In Massachusetts, Is TO proceed forthwith Those
whose names are drawn win be notified at once,
then allowed ten days 20 appear. furnish SUBJ
stu'e OF pay three hundred dollars
THE CvNtG>stONs AM GNpbRi.
ENCE or Az INVALID,
Published fot the benefit aud warning andc AtfiON
Ia YOUNG MEN Who suffer from Nervous Debility