Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

has been on trial at Joliet Ills. before an eccle
sisstical court for alleged IMMORAL conduct was
to das BY unanimous verdict fully and honorablv
acquitted on every charge and specification.
southern News
NEW YoRx. May I6.-The foiIoving are the
latest Rebel reports:
JACKSON Miss Nav i2-Eleven of Grants
ca valry entered and burned Crystal Springs, on
tie New Orleans railroad. 10 dsy at IL O'Clock
The enemy terrifying at Rocky Springs
and at Western Springs.
Gen 0sterhaus is at Cayuga. with 5000 cav
airy and six seven regiments of infantry
The enemy are reinforcing ut WitoD Springs
and Rocky Springs. from the river.
Grant will probably advance east, and not
direct to Vcksburg.
VIcKsBuRG May lI.-NothiDg of importance
transpired 70 day.
A barge laden with coal ran past the batteries
last nj ght.
The enemy's feet above the city is increasing.
CHARLEsrox, May 12-The steamer Britain.
with merchandise. has arrived through the block
ade. She started from Nassau on Thursday. in
compsnywith the steamer Morse man, which has
not vet been beard from.
WILMINGTON. May l2-The steamers Bosha
and Pet arrived this morning from Nassau.
TrILAHoMA. Nay l2-Bragg reviewed the
Northern Alabama troops Yesterday. He ad
dressed them briefly. in highly complimentary
terms He gave a spirited and encouraging &C
count 90 the situation in front. and expressed an
ardent hope that they may meet an attack Of the
enemy He leaves today TO inspect the front
All quiet
The Richmond Enquirer has a savage article
on Burnside for his order against traitors and
spies mt home and condoles with Vallandigham
in his persecution.
vaIlandigham Refused IA writ OF
Habeas Corpus. 4r
CrNcISxArr. May IA writ of habeas corpus
in Vallandig CHAINS case has been refused
From New York.
! New YORK. May l6.-The Herald's dispatch
of the 18th says:
The President has been closeted to day with
Gen. Sickles upon Hentzelman's report. The
| President has restored General Stoughton to his
rank.
The steamer Ocean Queen brings S306, 900 in
treasure also 81 men of the California cavalry
Richmond papers say there is no doubt but that
Jackson's wound was inflicted by the mistake OF
his own men. He received three balls in the
lett arm and hand. This occurred after dark on
Saturday, having given orders to fire on anything
coming up the road. before he left the lines,
and seeing Federal skirmishers before him. he
turned To retreat aud was shot by his own men
His funeral was very large--attended by Davis
cabinet. &c. His body was sent to Lexington.
and statue ia TO be erected in the capital
Unreliable rumors going the rounds Of n
great land and naval battle at Vicksburg. Rebel
kilograms of the llth. say nothing of il.
Hooker came up from the army last night and
TO-DAY had an interview with the President lasting
for some time. after which he returned to the
army in "A special boat. From what | can learn
Hooker returned to retain his present com
mand. and conduct the army .unaided by Halleck
throughout another advance, whenever such shall
be determined on. This you may consider rea
BILE at present.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. May l5.-Special to the Tribun.
says:
The last of our wounded left on the other side
of the Rappahannock have been brought across
the river. As good care was taken of them Will,
they remained in the enemy's lines as could
reasonably be expected. Our surgeons have beer
with them since Hooker crossed the river.
Medical stores sent over the river at the sug
gestion of Lee were taken possession OF by tho
Rebels. but were issued to our surgeons on prope
acquisitions.
The dead of both ,rmes have been buried.
The record in Gen Bued's case has arrived
|
ngS of the Court are such as TO show that TN,
President had ample reason for removing Buel
from the command of the Department of tn
Cumberland. and that the Government only erret
in postponing his removal long
The general tenor of advices from Mexico re
ceived AZ the State Department to day are unfa
vorahle to the French. who had made slight pro
gTess toward capturing Puebla OF the 2lst ult.
the Mexicans defending the place with desperat,
courage. Comonfort had received reinforcement
and was about TO assume the offensive Genera
Forey was believed 10 be in perilous situation
Ii Is said that the dying words of Stonewal
jackson were a request that Gen. Ewell might b
assigned to the command of his troops.
From the fact that number of officers an
men daily arrive from the Rappahannock, ant
get leaves OF absence and 20 home. is regards
as indication that the army will not move "A
present.
From New York
New YORK. Nav l6.-The steamer Ocea
Queen. from Aspinwall. has arrived Privat
advces received here state that all the iron ella
vessels of the South Atlantic fleet were thor
oughly repaired on the 10th of May, all injure
done by the forts having been remedied Tn
armor on the hull md turrets i now perfect.
was generally believed that the l5-inch gun
would he replaced by Others by other of smale
bore. and indeed in two of the vessels prepare
tions were III progress TO ship away the piece,
Capt Roger. senior officer in charge.
Gen. Stahl day or two since, sent a scourin
party To Lee>burg to hunt Rebels None wer
! found in force A skirmish with few blac
horse cavalry near Narrenton Junction, resLl.e
in killing ~ citizen and wounding several Reb.
soldiers. We had three wounded.