Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
From New York.

Cromwell. from New Orleans 18th, arrived at one
O'Clock. News meager
Grants wound much better. and he would
be able to start for Vcksbnrg in few DAYS
The health Of the city j. better than it has been
for years No yellow fever.
Gen Shepey had arrived
NEw YORK. September 19 The Worlds
New Orleans correspondent. writing on the llth,
gives some account Of movement, probably in
Texas in three columns, under Generals Frank
lin. Washburne and Heron.
The gunboat Citizen. while passing through
Sabine Pass was exposed 10 a raking fire which
reduced her TO a total wreck. killing or woundng
all on board
The gunboat Sachem, which was in com pany
with the Citizen, was captured.
The Tribune's special saws:
In q private letter received here to day, our
Consul at Liverpool says that one OF the Anglo
rebel rams Is ready for sea, and expresses the de
cided opinion that the British Government will
take no steps to prevent her from sailing. These
those who consider Mr Dudlevs views re
gardng the probable course of Great Britain is
more entitled to credence thtn the opposition
ones which Mr. Adams has frequently reiterated
and who apprehended omen w,r rs the inevitable
result II secret hostliiies to the country, prac-
ticej hy England
An inmate of the Libby prison writes on the
sth of August that twenty of our officers and sol
diers and soldiers IRE qulrtered there. and that
thev aFeas well aud comfortable a. could be ex-
pectei under the circumstances
Private letters trnm officers in Roseeraus' ar
my more than confirm all that has been printed
touching numhrous desertionS from which the
rebel army in front of the Army Of the Cumber-
land j. suffering.
from 5000 deserters from the rebel army came
into our lines
The Lower Potomac is not thoroughly cleared
Of rebels
Thirty or forty mounted men were seen oppo
site MARYLAND Point Yesterday, aud there is in
formation leading to 10 belief that the captor- of
the Satellite and Reliance are in Cave river with
boats, awaiting an opportunity to cvpture gun
boat at Pine Point
letter from Newbern of the 18th, to the
Herald saws
Intelligence from the front announces the arri
val of large force OF the enemy 1T Kingston of
cavalry, infantry aud artillery The main BODY
consists OF cavalrv. which is reported to be limbo
den's. from Virginia The cavalry Is said 10
number 1000, but this figure is probably exag
geraed
No North Carolina troops are mentioned as
being among the new arrivals
Between 81 900 and 30 900 rebel troops passed
through or were within the vicinity of Raleigh, a
few days since
Alfred Stanley, brother Of ex Gov Stanley.
was arrested in Little Washington, few davs
ago. by Lieut. O'Brien He lives about a mile
and halt from Little Washington. and ia sub
stantal and influential citizen of secesh procliyi
ties. He seems to be sincere in his opinions and
is not inclined to let an opportunity slip to show
his hatred OF the Yankees He Is reported to
have passed our lines and denounced Union citi
zens in Kingston. causing their arrest; and he
has committed acts detrimental to the interests
of Government.
On his arrest, Stanley said he had done no
thing but what he believed to be his duty, and
would do again. He is now in the Washington
Jail.
A Fortress Monroe letter, to the Herald of the
l7th. saws:
Yesterday four men in the uniform Of rebel
soldiers arrived 1t Newport News They proved
To- be four % our meu who hld thus disguised
themselves 10 facilitate their escape They were
captured. July lsih. Ia the tlr<t ch,rge of our
troops on Fort Wagner They state, for some
time past tour or five trins per dav have been
running troops, through Richmond south They
say that when took rheir departure The city was
illuminated with clmp fires and crowded with
troops. ail. Doubtless, being hurried toward
Ch riesiOn
The fortifc,tions about Petersburg, they state,
are quite formidable
They pasSed three lines of troops and we're not
interfered with
The same letter states that rumors prevail here
OF the most exciting kind. VIZ:
Lee is deserving the whole State of Virginia to
join Bragg
Charleston. il Is reported was sheled for three
days aud completely deStroved This is said to
be communicated by parties direct from Atlanta,
Georgia
The steamer Mcclellan. from Morris Island
on the morning OF the 10th, arrived here this
morning.
Gilmore was mounting heavy guns at Cum
m'ngs' Point Ia shell Charleston
The rebel fire from James Island continues,
but not We efertive.
Fort Sumter Is still held by the rebels.