Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24
DAILY SENTINEL
Noon Reports.



NEw YoRK, October 25--The Worlds special
saws:
Thus far Lee has reueated without stopping to
make any consider lble resistance, and the main
body OF his army Is now reported beyond the
Rapdan
understand that orders have been issued to
push him 70 the wall and force him 10 a battle.
bur whether, under present circumstances, bat
tie will be risked j. a matter of conjecture II
the rebel commander. now seems probable
gets fairly out of fighting reach YOU NAV EXPECT
to hear that the fate Of Rosecrans will be visited on
Gen Meade, who has certainly been too cautious
IN pursuit. Indeed, hear quite reliable Gener-
ais. Setgwick and Sckes already talked of to
succeed him, unless he shall relieve himself
LATER.
A special to the World. dated Washington.
Oct 22I SAYS:
Intelligence from the front to day shows that
active operations for the present are at "A stand
Lees forces are beyond the RaDpahannock and
probably concentrated near Culpepper
The statement that our forces penetrated that
far is untrue
Gen. Meade came to Washington to day. and
after an interview with the President and Gen
Haileck returned TO headquarters.
The frbune's special SAYS:
1t = stated that the rebels at Richmond have
robbed our prisoners OF upward OF so 900 Bat
little credit Is attached to the rebel statement that
money sent 70 the prisoners would be handed TO
them Until some official announcement is m de
to that effect. the friends OF prisoners would do
well not 10 remit money send clothing.
The Times special says.
The presence OF Gen Meade and staff here to-
day has filed the city with rHmors that be has
been relieved from command
No change to day in the military condition at
the front
A special to the Times, from Chattanooga the
2lst. SAYS:
Gen Rosecrans received the order relieving
him from command on Monday evening, and on
yesterday he left for Cincinnati He is accom-
panied by only two personal Aids
Gen. Thomas has assumed command
late number of the chattanooga Rebel has
the following:
Bragg will uudoubed be relieved for his fail
ure 10 defeat Rosecrans in she late battle and it
Is undecided whether Johnston, Longstreel or Lee
will be his successor
The late rains have swollen the Tennessee
river very much, and steamers can easily reach
Chattanooga
The Herali's Washington dispatch saws:
Gen. Meade is here to consult with the Presi-
dent in regard to a new success, promising the
movement oi the AImy of the Potomac, for the
execution OF which. arrangements have already
been made. IL RAPIDLY carried out, at proposed
tins movement will surprise Lee. relieve Burn
side from all threatened danger, and take Rich
mond before the rebel army at West Maryland
can reach there
A special to the Herald from Washington
says:
As soon as We found that Lee had rereated our
troops took the offensive. pursuing the enemy
closely.
AT Auburn We learned the rebel cavalry had a
few hours start and that Fitzpatrick was pressing
their
The general impression is that Lee is falling
back on the uelenseS of Richmond in order to
send all his available forces to Tennessee.
Ii Is reported that the military authorities are
taking measures to prevent further execution of
our pri> lners by inausurating retaatory meas
ures Kellogg, who Was hung in Richmond re-
Gently. was captured while performing his legiti-
mate duties : ofli
Ii Is believed rebel officer will be selected for
execution aS soon a. arrangements can he made.