Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
TElEcRApblc.
Noon Reports.


from New YORK.
Nrw YoRx, June i0.-The Worlds Washing
ton special SAYS:
Stuart's cavalry we're repulsed in an sttemr.
TO cross the Rappahannock. and that engagement,
has been magnihed into severe battle
The Times estimates Siuart's force At from
10000 TO 1900 he has been missing. drilljno
and supplying them. since the battle AZ Chan
celorville. at Brandy Station. i've miles soutb q,
Culpepper The infect wns understood 20 be a raid
into Pennsylvani, or Maryland
Hooker has sent Co the vicinity n force Of cav.
airy and artillery equal TO tina, Of the Rebels
with several thousand picked infantry, the latter
under General Russell. OF Massachusetts. and
Genera AmeS. of Maine Pleasan,on. Kilna,
rick. Buford. Gregg. and a host of other superior
civalry officers are 10 command. with Pleasap,or
as Chief
His force doubtless reached their destination
TUESDAY.
TIE Washington Republican saws:
Hooker's army is wide awake Lee has found
that out within few DAYS. He can neither adj.
vance or retire without fighting
The Washington Dispatch savs:
The wounded in the cavalry fight will be com.
fortably ouarted and provided for at Alexandra
on Wednesday morning.
The wounded in recent reconnaissance across
the Rappahannock. thirty in number were lode.
Ell in the Army Square Hospital, at Washington
10 day.
Admiral Foote left FOR New York en- route TO
relieve Dupont.
The Billiard Tournament resul ei in Kava
naugh winning the title OF champion, as we'll as
the champion be cue
Fox, of Rochester. won the second prize. $50
dollars. beating Godthwaite 265 points on the
final game.
On his final game. Kavanaugh beat Foley 81
points
The special to the Herald from the hea3ouar
tiers of the Army of the Potomac, says everything
remains quiet
Frederick. burg remains in the possession OF
the Rebels and their forces display themselve.
the nights. but without any indication OF often
sve operations
This morning brigade Of the enemy left the
CITY and moved of over the nights Their pur
pose is unknown Their ammunition train car
he seen parked on the hills about mile from the
city. but no camrs are visible The Rebels ave
bu,ily engaged in throwing up intrenchments
and evidently intend to oppose any further ad
vance OF our troops The skirmishers of the two
armies are within rife 81 OF of our line of battle
Firing heard in the direction of Kelly's Fore
this forenoon.
is wounded. 1t is also reported that the enemy ;,
cavalry attempted to cross at Beverly Ford. abov,
/ Rappahannock Station. and that brisk engage
ment progressing at that point
Three thou and Texans have n mounted anC
added To- Stulrts command 70 serve as rihemen
and all Rebel cavalry collected in the vicinity o
/ Culpepper
/ Lee has also moved up in that neghborhood
with a large column of infantry and il is though
by many that Stuart will make a dash on Mary
land for the purpose of drawing our attention
wi % Loo fol ha han -
his forces apd attack US in the vicinity of S1f
! folk c. H.
The troops are in very good spirits and read,
for the fight
The Rebels have at least 10000 men and .
large force of artillery before us, but it is ques
tionabe whether with this great strength they
can drive us from our position
The Rebel sharpshooters under cover of al
old barn on the extreme right of our pckets. an
nov US somewhat by their constant efforts TO p;cl
off our men.
A few shells fiom our batteries dislodged then
/ for time. but they are sure to return.
A member of the 18th Alabama regimen
managed 10 elule the Rebel pickets last evening
and came into our lines surrendering himself
de>ertor He was removed to headquarters
Whatever may be Rockers object i'm making
this demonstration he keeps it to himself III,
army chewing his orders without knowing exactl,
All quiet this morning.
/ The World'- Washington specidl says Genera
Stoneman has not resigned and been suPercede,
as published
The Times special saws that Admirals Dupon
! and God~horoueh are likely TO succeed Dahl
green AID FoOte in their bureaus ut Washington
from CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June 10 AT regular meetin
Of the Chamber of Commerce. Yesterday, th
board Of officers in accordance with a resolution
passed some time since. made report i'm regar
to those members, sixty in number, who hav
not taken the oath of allegiance After war;
discussion, il was resolved that all members VIII
have not taken the oath Of allegiance be ctel 4
! appear before the board of officers and give rea
son why they have not complied with the resOlu
ton passed bv the Chamber on the 18Th of Jul
last. the result of the investigation TO be reporte
back to the Climber for final action
General COrln's forces. which for some week
have been guarding the north bank of the Cum
berlanG crossed the river Yesterday and drov
| PegrAm'S forces out Of Monticello. and at las
accounts were pursuing The hying Rebels
A number Of prisoners, horses, arms. &c. wer
captured
No loss side.
from Philadelphia.
PHrLADEIPHiA. Nav i0-The Inquirer has
letter from Port RIVAL dated Nav al whic