Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14
diIltary Items.

"A Michigan soldier, who was accused OF
stealing rebei's go 81, said he found the
bird kissing at h American Il x, aud arrest
ed it for treason.
The Conu.rsvIlle Tunes OF last week, say:
Major-Gen.rsI K BUgssiDE arrived here
last night, on the O'Clock IRAN, from CiucIn
natl. lie cam- ior tue purpose OF NlstIug he
brother, NJ. Buruside, who resides here
IL wss not generally known that the General
would certainly come sas. nigh, ct - large
number ''i sur people OF bHh sexes COLLECTED
at the depot a'.uub tram time tor the purpose
OF seeing the Ho..s'er hero, in ca,e ne should
O. On the arrival OF tn Jrsin, The q ner-
al WAS conducted frbn thr cars To the depot
platform, where he was welcomed - our ctts
oy Rev. Jos pm Cotton Gen Burnside
turned bi- thanks tor the cordial mauueT IN
~ hIch he ha been received, ana a-rured the
poop that he had honestly endeavorrd 10 DO
n duty "a defending tue Government agauss
CHS w,ck.d rebellion, aud thet he was e'lli
~Ill'ux To- devot.' ali MS physical and mental
powers to the sdvaucrment IF be cause IN
whirh all loyal hearts, all rue reLds vi lio
ely, arr no" 50 deeply Interested.
The Central sad that ia the present. great
contI ct, man hat right - 40 any hing
that would III the least enie-ble or e'ubarfsss
the government. That however much w
might d fer with the Administration Ia regard
tn tn. pvilcy adopted. We enouid cobtiue our
sci YES To u moderate a ut temper. u expires ion
OF Dissent That the war must 40 on q i the
rebellion Is AT eud {; We could not have hon
orsble peace In any other way. That those IN
the North who were most ciaInoTous Tor peace,
were the most thoroughly detssttd by the
leaders ~ the rebellion.
At the close OF the Generals remarks, tome
| person proposed "thr, chrers TOR fr+der ck-
burg" which wa gwen witn a wi /, thus a.
! proving the couduct OF the General In a-sum
ing the rer pousIpIIty Ot oFuertrg TIE move
\ meut sga'n INST that Stronghold OF the eneuy
aud acquitting IN o. blame Tor .he failure OF
/ the attack.
Tn General was csc ,rted To the resiA, nee Of
his brother, where he spent The remsiud'r OF
the ngit He rtturDel 10 CILcinnsu by ne
/ fret train this morning.
"A member OF the 5lst writes Us from
/ Murfrees boro Of al incident in the war: On
the 10Th of Marcn, about II A. IS the suit
/ Ter of the 5lst Ind Col. Streigbt, was peace
ably journe, ing between Nashville aud Muir
I freesb5ro with a four horse wag'a. loaded
with stores tour, stauncn, greasy, butternu' S
with csrbines cooked, suddenly froEted h'm
with the common salute, "surrender you d-u
sabke. sutler" Cutting the harness loose
and lea sing the sagou aud goods, they made
the satler AID driver lcoiored) mount them.
and harri=dly rushed them oaek ave miles
| from the pix across Stone river. threatening
every minute TO elbow your d n brs'ns ut
/ if you don't hurry up" When they got
where they were out o! danger OF our cavalry
they halted, making the sutler dism"unt
robbed b m of a ms clothiur, save his paut-
and shitt) money, letters, watch, &c Tbeu
they told I'm to ''gn ye dirty devil, ~e'se
got no use tor you. Get more fine horses ant
| well be around sga'p." Being ia rather a
"barren CONDITION" be began l. survey the
course of the iedersl camps bsreipo ed. he
pursued ms route, SWAN the river and eael,
arrived at camp. Having Learned the diff
euce betweel idiers aud suffers parole,
they wanted 40 oa'h, but spruething tha
would bsus 'iul To them. They were citizens
ami we swear revenge.
Park Dew,y, OF Charlestown. Ind, ba
been appointed Fret Lieutebsbt III the 3s
Indisns rsgtm,nt.
We lesrn that Col. Humphreys, NJ d'ca
Inspector alter making thorough examina
ton o, our Soldiers Home d, clsr,d tat j
wa. the beet conducted Convalescent Bar
racks ne mai yet visited. Such an eGcomiun
from 20 high 3 source speaks well tor th'
. management Of The Soldiers Home, under III,
supervision at capt. Wilcox Of the oSi Ind
ana
-ludisns ,ldiers have died ia hospitals a
Nashville - s..lloss
, Mach 81: :. B .,.us. - s.
April IA Milton, 60 II ssh
April /: L. snsrp. 60. 4 Sstn.
Aprl l: \ Vert, co 1 SIN
April la Krkpa'rcs, 2O'h Bertery.
Apri. ?. J saol,,, Battery
Avrlt ?: v Stew n u. GO. D AL.
April ) NJ kellogg. co II s7.h.
April 4 K B Carr, - SO
, April 1: A Aidisgtcu, CO. { "a
App, 4: J. II Sw,rdie. e. s5tb.
Az 5: Il. B, Ia. - 22d.
Aprtl q: :. X smith co Ssh.
April Jesse Jackson. 9, q :! h.
April o: Jackson cooper, CO X SSH.
April o: Milton Hines, co. D SD
-George Thompson. co. ssth Ind, die
at louisville on thv 10 INST.
-C.pt !. > Drum Of Gen Gibbons stat
Army OF the Potomac, having been orders
West FIR duty. has been sppointed Post Com
!. u.,ssary =, y chol-sviile. Ky.
capt Ben : Reed and Adj. ". W. Sleep
e er. alec OF the Army vi the Po1omsc, are hi
assistants.
= Capt. Drum gained excellent reputation
! as Connlissary of Gen. Gibbons division, an
< We doubt nos he will fully sustain II IN hi
new position.