Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

The Times induiges in most gloomy picture
Of the presest eri<is 10 America. both military
and financial.
Sir Robert Peel in a speech declared himself
favorable 10 a separation of the North and South.
and strongly condemned Lincolns emancipation
edict
The French Senate voted an address 90 the
Emperor with only one dissenting vote
The Polish instruction still shoulders, but
nothing important had occurred. Warsaw was
tranquil
The Prussian Chamber voted an address hos
tile to the Government by an Overwhelming ma
iority. .E
WARSAW. January 2S-The insurrectionsts
have received considerable reinforcements from
the better class of society. including many from
Warsaw They captured some troops near
Patskcow, including 20 Russian officers, who
were Immediately shot - "a
WARSAW. January 81 The city is tranquil
The official journal states that the news received
by the government from the provinces is of
satisfactory nature. and orderis being everywhere
established.
NV YoRk, Feb. l5-Kingston, Jamaica, pa
pers by the steamer Talsman announce the arri-
val of the Alabama on the Doth of January, with
the officers and crew, JOS in ALL of the Hatteras.
The Alabama was severely riddled in the encoun-
ter. Two Federal men-of war reported off
Jamaica. Semmes had a reception at the Com
mercial Exchange OF Kingston from the mer-
chants of the city. He was loudly cheered.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb t6 The brig Trentsn.
when coming out of ST Johns. n. p. hailed
by the CAPTAIN of Hamburg bark, who reported
he spoke the Alabama on the same day. the 9Th
ult thirty miles northeast of st Johns.
The San Jacnto was at Pence, Porto Rico,
on the 30th.
HEADQU ARTERs ARMY PoToMAc, Feb Is In
consequence of recent publications injurious to
the Union cause. measures have been taken
arrest and punish correspondents who have been
guilty of making such developments. and plans
are to be adopted to prevent their recurrence
WASHINGTON. Feb l5-U s. Consul General
Thayer. at Alexandria. in writing to Govern
ment, says:
An event of apparent grave Importance had
just come TO light. and produced much excite
ment in that community. On the morning of
Jan. I, 45O black soldiers were, by order of the
Vceroy of Egypt. taken by railroad from about
l2O miles south of Alexandria, and at night en-
barked on board French traxport steamer. for
destination supposed TO be Mexico Our Consul
says he was awaiting explanations from the Vice
roy. The European Consuls generally have tel
egraphed to their Governments for instructions.
Minister DAYTON also briefly communicates
similar information To our Gov ern men. upon the
subject, including the article from the Moniteur:
That the negroes to be furnished by the Vicerov
1000 in all, are to garrison Vera Cruz as a mat
ter of humanity TO the white soldiers, the black
race not being subject tn yellow fever.
The Postmaster General has issued orders to
Postmaster at New York to send the mails direct
fir )m his office to S.. Paul. Minneapolis, and ST
Anthony, Minnesota, which saves "a hours i'm
transmission
Another order has been issued directing the
Postmmsters OF the principal Northern cities to
send their mail. by the way OF Parkersburg, over
the Marietta and Cincinnati road, which will ex-
pedte them some A. hours over the former
Much speculation is based on the suppo ed
views OF the Sec etary of the Treasury but the
following statement, the result of inquiry is ne
signed Ia remove all doubts whatever upon the
subject. The Secretary regards the passage OF
the uniform currency and bank bill a. absolute
and essential to the working Oh the finances 1t
j. not true that he does not expect immediate aid
from the banking bfl Though il is true. as
stated in his reports that he does not exrect i'm
mediate and great aid direct from it. He does,
however, expect great and Immediate though
indirect, aid from the rise in value of United
States bonds consequent thsir being made the
paramount basis for national currency, which
rise will enable him to negotiate bonds without
additional ntiatiOn O. the currency and that
through these negotiations
The means may be provided for all public de-
mands promptly, while at the same time check
will be placed on the advance in the prices of
neeessaries and gold. He therefore regards the
banking bill as virtually necessary to the support
OF the Government and, as a consequence, to the
most successful prosecution or the war.
From information received from the Army OF
the Potomac it appears that the Rebels are throw
ing up brea stw orks and rifle pits north of Freder
IcksbuTg 1t must not be inferred from the ab
sehce OF interesting from the Rappahannock
that the army is in condition of dleness. The
abolition of the grand divisions has thrown many
weghty matters upon the commanding General
and his staff