Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
Noon Reports.
Greeley Negotiating for Intervention.
CaraIry skir,nish .
SOUTHERN NEW
CAPTURE OF REBEL PROPERTY
DoINGs OF THE PIRATE FLORIDA
A Spanish Man-Of- War Fires into a
u. s. Vessel.

NEW YORK, Jan ga frightful boiler ex-
plosion took place Yesterday morning AZ the
Ratchet and + ige tool Mandatory OF Charles
A Hart. Newark. n. j. The boiler was driven
through three buildings and across two vacant
lots. Two men were killed aud three injured.
The building in which the boiler was located was
entirely DESTROYED
The Times ejitorially gives currency TO state
ment that MIR. Greeley hts entered into personal
negotiations with VI Hercer Cor The promotion
of French intervention The Times says unless
We have been msinformed. aud we are open TO
correction on this poalt. Mr.. Greeley has held
personal interviews with the French Minister and
has written him letters assuring him that the
people are tired OF the war-,hat they desire
peace above all things. and that they ready TO
welcome intervention 10y the French Emperor or
any disinierested European power for The adjust
ment OF the controversy between the Government
and the Rebel States
He had furthermore been told that he has toll
Grated, II not opened correspondence on this
subject with Mr.. Nallandigham. OF Ohio. with .
view to corporation in some plan. and in media
ton, a the most feasible plan OF putting an end
10 the present war.
The Trbune's special says: General Burnside
yesterday informally rendered his resignation as
officer of he army To the President. but Mr.
Lincoln declined 10 receive it. remarking that
he had other fish Tor him To fry Burnside re-
joined that he hoped 10 be set az work at once
He would willingly accept any command. he
cared not how small. but he extremely re
luctant to wear Major Generals stars and draw
a Major Generals pay, while doing nothing 10
earn his honors or his money.
The Herald has the following dated Washing.
ton Jan 2s:
We have received from the headquarters of the
cavalry brigade at Fairfax Court House. the fol
lowing information dated Jan -. & T. VI:
Last night our pckets at Chautily were driven
in by detachment Of Suuart's Rebel cavalr,
Col. Percy W yndham. commanding the brigade
Immediately started with some 2O0 rfcn OF the
9th New York and the Is Virginia cavalry in
pursuit of the enemy. After pursuing them at a
rapid rte some 20 miles he came up with them
~ Madcburv
VI ,jor II ynimond of the 9th New York cav
airy, had the advance. and Tell upon their rear
with great cclerilv After a brilliant Skin M IN he
succeeded IN capturing % of them aud scattering
the others in all directions. We also captured
several head oi fine cattle
Richmond papers OF the 23d contni:, the fol
lowing:
There are various rumors IN circulation in
regard to- affairs on the coast OF North Cirnlin',
bui there is nothing reliable ns to the operation.
oi the enemy 1T Neabcrn. II is not thought
however. thit any forward movement has YET
been made. The weather Tor Se,crl days along
the coast has been exceedingly uniavurahlc TO an
advance.
The following u from the Richmond Wing:
WLMiNoroN y G.. Jan 81 lit Is semi otf
cinlly reported that the cncm, his burned th,
bridge ~ jacksonville AMI STOW Court House
and retired toward Newbrrn. All quiet here
Ii has been nscctt,iucd that the Yankee force
near Jack -onvlle. y G.. consists of two and a
halt regiments oi infantry. 6OO ca,alr, aud six
pieces OF artillery. under command ot Colonel
Emory. The, have attempted no forward move.
mcnt n yet.
a letter from Suffolk. Va. 10 the Herald
states that the New York Mounted Rifles seized
s3O 900 worth oi Confederate property ~ = nd,
Cross Roads. seven miles from Gnle.vlc. and IN
the direction of the Chowan river The seizur,
embraced large quan,itic, 1T cotton. silt. pro
visions and other merchandise The 80 ms wcrt
owned by Win,low 4 Russell. and we're re- ,dy "a
be shipped across the Chowan river and into the
| Rebel lines.
NV YoRN January pa Havana letter o
the 2ith says:
! The pirate Florida arrived here OH the 2i,t
| from Mobile She coalcd during the night and
sailed ou the OBJ on cruise She chased bark
] from Portland. but the bark escaped.
The pirate then captured and burned the hrll
Windward from Matauz,s four miles from
shore. with cargo uf molasses belonging o.
|
she captured and burned the brig Cora Ann, o
Maine. She was burned only mile from shore
Soon after she captured aud destroyed Two more
brigs.
a schooner arrived nt Havana reports the pi
rate last with the British flag. steamng io
the B,h,m's.
The L. ; mil steamer Re my. to Havana Odd
! having heen fred into bya Spanish man OF war
the American Consul ordered the Reiny To pro
coed. and the gun5oat Oneida sent as CONVOY
The Reiny had the Americ ~ flag flying wher
frel into. and had the mails and Government
dispatches.
The gunbolt Wachusett arrived Mt Havana oi
the evening of the 22l. twelve hours after the pi
rate left. but coalcl and lett Immediately IN pur
suit of her.
The Rebels ut Havana are Ia high glee. Tx
| Consul Helm. Secession agent, holds reception
every week Mayor Woods daughter presen
at the last one
Two vessels with cotton arrived on the 23d.
The Florida is commanded by j. Newlan
Maft, formerly Of the L > navy.