Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
From Warrington.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS Tor TnE DFFESsr OF
WAsHISGToN AsJ PkNN-vLvASIA-C"NsTtRN
IIoS or THE ADMINISTRATION AT NALLANDiG
HAMS NoMtx.riox--THE RECENT CAvALEY
FiGnr on THE RAPPAHASSocK FkrITLEss or
REsuIrs
Special CORES ponde- CO OF the chaicro Times
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Special Corresponds c. or the Chaicro Times.
WAsHlNGToS. June ID.
The Administration are really infected with
the idea that the ConieferateS, IN strong iorce.
are coihg IN invade the North sometime during
the summer and that thew will mike bold At
tick on Washing ton. or else invade Pennsy lvania
in such numners ~ will mike il very serious
matter to di-ladge them from any position they
NV take ND there In nv letter of June I lie
scrIbed the preparations That are heng made 10
defend Alex ,ndris and this city from sudden
co1B ne NUN In order tn provide for .,.e defense
III l'enns,lva two new military department,
have been tied in that Safe; and Gen Schenck
has been relieved OF all duty within It's limits.
and has been instructed to confpe himself in fn
ture to M,rvl,nd and the defense OF the Bilti
more and Ohio railroad ia Virginia. Ills action
of the War Department in regard 10 Schenck l.
eminently wise. While matters exist ~ they are
nj present. IL Is quite as much a. a General ut
good abilities attend to properly tn gu ird
that great avenue of travel and traffic from the
West to the national capital And, if wisdom
were to be looked foe in the action of the War
| Department. il might he expected that Schenck
would be sent Into the field in charge of hri-
| gnde (and even that would be bevond his abili
ties) and IN of some mental ability and fircc
OF character sent To take charge of the Middle
Department. and the 9Th army CORPS Bnt this
j. not 10 he expectel. All that the Administra
demands from the head IF that Department, is
blind snfm sson to its behests IN political mt
ters: and. so long M that i viellel, military
mrtterS are regarded of qn'e secondary i'm
p1rtsnce Consequently although tie fillmore
AMI Ohio Railroad j. quite ,ie nov aud j. likely
10 remain So (and surely - 900 troops ought to
keep il safe VET We shall not he surprised u her
at IN attack an some uncnnrtled portion at il.
When u General oi fair ability and soldier hv
elncaton Is sent 10 take charge Of the Middle
Denarimpit then. AMI not Till then. il will be i'm
p,>sible for the Cuniederates to approach the lue
of the rptd
/ The two new military departments in Pennsvl-
wanna have been pl ced under the charge of NJ
+ Gen Couch and Gen Brooks both OF the Arm,
of tho Potomac. | dn not know much about
i Gtn. BroookS Gen Couch il a soldier of good
abilities; quite lit. ~ he has proved himself. Ia
communal an army corps. and quite ~" good
/ General TO he taken from the field at thi- June
/ ture. His he ,dtuar'er- tn he fixei ~ Guam
I herShurg. forty five miles southwest of the Stsie
/ Capital and ne,r the MARYLAND State line Hi
department embraces thit half Of the Stare east
of the Ale. heny Mountains : the Department
/ of Gen Brooks embraces all that part al the
State west of those mountains E,ch one of
these two Gerernl- will Immediately raise an
army CORPS at A mo men. il they can d.
/ 7 he pr, clamation of the War Department. tele
grrphel Yesterday. i mos ridiculous II nrler>
all Ihe cit zens of P.nps l,aiia. be'veeu
eighteen ahd sixty. 10 organize Themselves into
regiments ani hricae< IN order thit General
Couch and General b. ,oks may form them into
divisions and corp darmee for the defense oi
the State They ate 10 serve during the pleas
ure of the President. dur az the continuance
of the war This ut the time when the en-
rollmpnt fpr the couscription is Progressing is
a 1,sli IL m in
! Var Department 10 issue SUCH call and all the
troops raised um'er il NUT be vnlun'eers. But
not only his Pennsylvania furnished her full
quota ct volunteers hut also the drift was &C
rn,lv e"forrel IN that State last fall. and her
full proportion 0i drafted men WIS furnished and
sent l., The luis scarcely likely. therefore.
that I'll the rem ,ining ctizens ct Prnnsylvanli.
between the ages of eighteen anl sky. will re-
spond - this cell. Iii qn're nr''b ,be. however.
that in the Whole Safe 3D.0 W youths het~ cen
-, enieen AMI twenty and 2n0O0 Old men he
tween forty hive and sixiv FIVE mtv he tiu ~
Wiling To act >'ri'ily IN defense at ther ; at".
and General Cruch aud Gener Brppk- will
prutbl, hive To be content With 81 900 raw ~
cruts Of th,>e age.. There i great deal al
opposition m ,nite>ied against the conscriptiOn IN
/ PeuIis,lvrnia
The news of the nomination Of Mr Valandig
! nam Ter Gnveruo nf Ono. comes Ike "A srunn,r
such rhing could Toe possible. and thes sre in "a
qrnu'inry about il. for they know not what 10 io
! > anton for wir "a the bitter end II his cOnn
>"lS AMI those of Senator Sumner prevail. the
Administration not only will not fece,le from The
no-iiIon II has taken. but IL will even arrest Mr.
+ ' 'landiehtm agaiu. wien I've returns Ia Ohio.
ani inc ''celaie him in Fort Warren IN accord
ance with Bnrn>hle's original sentence And
this they will dO. II ], requires all the military
I ia les m ,lp
/ the collision that ensnes j. attende with mn eli
| bl ~ iShe1. Stanton AMI Sumner take the ground
that the Government has the power Ia 'lo this
aid that iis h.nnr requires that Il shall be done
md thai the deciee of the President furnishing
/ Ninnligh,m must he enforced We must show
/ they >av. that We htvea Government
o. he ether hand. Mr. Chase and Mr Seward
recommend miller. more moderate. and far
wiser They recommend that no farther
nnrice lie taken of Mr. VaIlaudigham: tntt 10
obstacles be placed in the way of his return 10
/ Oa, sn.i that his friends be informed un"ft, isl
I ". but bS persons IN authority that he will nol
he mole-ied. u I've returns - that State. IL j.
! prpb be. | think that the President will adopt
I the latter course IL i not unlikely that. when
The committee of reach this city. they viii
he publicly iainrme,i int the President declines
/ o. aceeue to their request To tele sc Mr. Valamd
! .hsm. but they will he privately assured by
+ nil be til"Nei u clne North again and re enter
7 the 'IoNai Stiles" by an, route he mv choose
The 'nunir, has been greatly deceived IN re
/ geri Ia the recent cavalry h.ht the r ippi
hFnp"ck. IL WIS. IA truth: = bloods nif iir. bu'
/ II h tot eiiec 81 particle Of good The u.s
I luh'ctet up the enemy not great. While
! mr. own b. p,rii, Ulsrly 10 officer. VAS yer,
heavy We have lot. iulee.i. - nanv officers
THAI ~ey eral ct our cavalry regiments nre IN con.
sequence eH'nel, ncapacitate,i for service J.
7 ten. Stuart intended to make cavalry raid n
purpn-e viii net Ice changed b, ihi~ h.ht |
j Cen Lee intended Ia move o. Washington or i'm
wade lh- North. thi> civarv h.ht iii not hinder
] him II j true that Gen Lee h. hesn strongly
; reinforced lately. aud he HIS now - 010 lr,,n-
Y.
/ NV RE MINT FoR rHE WsR-There are
nov Organizing 10 this Site 10 les tllpn twenty
+ i've rev regiments AZ liberal bounty i
offered for enlistment. there en- he very little
iuuht that they Will soon he MI fed IN Many
of the returned soldiers. men who have served
two wears. or niue months. ant sill make the
/ very best material. will join them New York
hts already furnished hale mere ih,n her Quota