Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-18

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Night Report.

TRKSroS. ~. March IL Peace resolutions
sere dis cussed to-day ia the House, occupying
the entire day The discussion was quite anima-
ted and the lobbes were densely crowded. The
vote has not We, been taken.
NEW YoEx, March IA Washington letter
10 tie Commercial Advertiser says:
Dispatches have been received at the State De-
partment from Mr. Dayton, announcing that he
had interview with the French Minister of For
eisn Relations, to whom he read the letter from
Mr. Seward declining mediation. Drou,n De
LHuys listened with attention, but made no
comments
b. US Steamer Champion from Aspinwall,
viii be up this evening.
meeting was held at the Produce Exchange
10 dsy ia ad of the Atlantic Telegraph The
meeting was addressed by Cyrus W. Field, W.
A. Dodge and A. A. Law. About fI $50 was
raised the spot, and a committee was ap-
pointed to act in concert with a committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce in obtaining subscrip-
tons
Mr. Field will address the Board of Brokers
to morrow.
A mass meeting Of Methodsts was held YES
terday to consider the subject of lay representa-
ton. Strong worded resolutions urging the
speedy adoption Of lay representation were led
unanimously, and convention of Methodist Law.
New York. The action of the meeting was
entirely harmonious. and no dissenting voice was
heard to the proprety expediency of the
the step proposed 10 be taken
Mexican advices state that Baron de Wagner
the Prussian Minister. had been compelled to
leave the country, owing to the had relations ex
isting between him and the Juarez Government
Previous To his departure he requested Mr.. Cor
win TO accept the charge of the Prussian subjects,
Al = T.. a If A.
protection by the withdrawal of Count de Saligny,
in December. 1861. Our Minister declined the
responsibility. on the ground that il would en-
endanger his relations with tue Mexican
Government Baron de Wagner brought down
with him 20 Vera Cruz about forty persons, who
desired to escape from the Capital, among whom
were Messrs Barron and Forbes. Don Antonio
Escarlan, the family of Colonel Talbot and
others
NEW HAVEN. CoSx.. March l7-An immense
Union meeting was held here this evening. A
Union League was inaugurated and speeches were
made by l. Montgomery, Esq of the Vicksbufg
W mig, and others
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Navy Depart
ment has received Information OF tie capture, off
New Inlet, st. Georges Sound, of the schooner
Hortense bound from Havana 10 Mobile and OF
the schooner Anna, while endeavoring 70 break
the blockade off the mouth of the Suawanee
river. Florida.
No official intel gence had been received up to
! o'clock to-day as TO the reported victories on
the azoo.
The recent action of Congress in regard to the
re enlistment OF The two years men whose term
expires this spring, is attracting attention in
the regiments
An additional list of officers has been reported
at the headquarters of the army for mainly alb
sence without proper authority. Others for fail
TO report at couvaescent camps. ordered f;
several Tor drunkenness, and one for accepting
brides for procuring discharges of soldiers. They
will stand Iii missed from the service of the Uni
ted States, unless within fifteen DAYS they appear
before the Commission in session in " ashington
OF which Gen Ricketts, is President, and make
satisfactory defense to the charges against them.
! There is less leniency than heretofore toward
| such classes OF offenders.
! A special to the Herald SAYS:
Gen. Lockwood, commanding tie eastern shore
of Maryland, has adopted efficient means to pre-
vent communication with the South. He has
issued an address in which he promises 10 respect
! the laws and institutions of Maryland and protect
all loyal citizens but to the dsloyal, who attempt
any overt acts, he threatens severe punishment
Ii is believed there will be less smuggling now to
Rebellion
rAYErTviLLE, ARK, March l7-An intelligent
gentleman from Texas arrived this evening, who
represent the rebels in that State in most de
plorable condition Union men openly denouncs
the Coniederacy. large party is trying to rails,
the Lone Star Flag. Colonies are beng made ur
to go to Mexico.
A prominent rebel officer who came to thi,
place this morning with flag Of truce. also ex
pressed the opinion that should the cause of tn,
South fail they would 60 to Mexico and establish
Republic under the French Protectorate
SAX Francisco, March IA. p Crittenden
a prominent lawyer, was arrested ioF eomplicit,
in fitting out the prvateer |. y. Chapman.
The Collector of San Francisco was compelled
TO have private steamer board the Chapman
with only revenue cutter on the coast, it bein.
off Washington Territory.