Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03
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Night Report
From New York.

From New York.
NV YoRK. October 2-The Charleston
Courier of the Goth ult. says.
The Yankees in large force were again yigor.
ously 1t work on Battery Wagner all dsy yester-
day They have made considerable changes and
have thrown up formidable sand embark rnents
facing James Island They also appear 90 be
busy in preparing the grounds between these EN-
bankments FOR platforms for their guns IL has
not been ascertained whether they have as vet
mounted any guns in Wagner and Gregg
Throughout Friday. Fort Moultre and Battery
Bee. on Sullivan's Island. and Battery STINT kins.
on James Island. shelled the enemy verv severe
iy The IRE became 80 bot that the Yankee
working parties at Gregg and Wagner were
completely checked in their digging operations
for some length Of time Two of their ammuni-
ton chests exploded al Wagner At Cummings
Point shell from Maaltrie exploded near the
wagon train, killing one horse and scattering
those engaged in loading several teams Vol
umes OF smoke were Observed issuing from the
batteries, supposed TO be from fires caused by
shells
The Ironsides, monitors and the rest of the
heet, including the nondescripts, remain in the
same position.
The crew of the monitor nearest the Point
were engaged in covering the neck with some
sort OF earthworks having the appearance of sand
and yellow clay mixed
The Posts Washington letter has the follow
ing:
Ii seems TO be generally understood that Mr..
Oh So will not call for another loan OF $50 600.
uOO this season. certainly not till after the meet
inc of Congress
Gen. chenck has assessed the disloval citizens of
Ann Arundel county. Md, 81 .459 for loss of
buildings belonging to the enrolling officers in
that district
lady was recently sent South from Balti
mere for writing csloyal letter to her son in the
rebel army
The ststement that our Govern ment has de
handed thai SPUN shall reinqu n msritime iu
risdirt on three miles from the Cuban coast. is a
ridiculous biunder. The facts are that one wear
ago the Spanish Government demanded an ex
tension on the distance which international law
hxed tor maratme jurisdiction. namely three
miles: that Government asked for jurisdiction
ever five miles instead. 1t is not to he supposed
that NJ. Seward gave way before any such lille
gil demand
The steamer Corsica. from Havana via Nassau
has arrived She brings no news.
From Nassau via Havana we learn that the
rebellion IN ST. Domingo is not yet suppressed.
The Spanish troops we're marching on Darago.
where the rebels were strongly fortified AID
dlronal soldiers were being sent from Cuba
Various SkirmisheS are reported. in which she
rebels we're defeated.
The English steamer Union, suspicious look
ing craft has arrived at Havana She is reported
to he from St Johns via Nassau.
Nothing has been heard of the missing steamer
Mexico, but It Is hoped. she had three boats.
that the passengers have been picked up by some
passing vessel
The first report of the First National Bank, of
New York, is published to day and is considered
highly favorable The resources show. u
stocks and loans and discount, S109 900, and due
from banks 5000 600 The liabilities show
paid az capital of S2o0 900 and 3 800 depositors
Total S5n9,000 The bank has only been In
operation sixty days. but will soon increase it,
capital.