Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
Noon Reports.
Prom New YOr


NEw YoRK. October The Richmond Ex.
amiuer OF the 29th SAYS:
Gen Lee has officially communicated to the
War Department that Howard and slocum's
corps of the Army Of the Potomac have gone to
ROsecrans; also. that Rosecrans has been rein
iorrel by Grant 10 the amount Of l6 900 men
The Examiner saws that Gen. Lee will act as his
judgment dictates.
rebel dispatch Of the 96ih ultmo saws:
The New Orleans Err states that a most dsas-
trOus reverse has occurred to the Federas in
Louisiana
This concnrs with rumOrs that Gen. Wefzel
has been defeated aud killed by Gen. Dick Tay-
lOr AZ Napoleon La.
Bragg states thtt the fruits of the battle nj
O1ic<am ,uga are 1919 prisoners Of whom , 00D
are wounded; 26 pieces Of artillerv 25 stands of
cOlors and gudOns, and over $1,000 stand of
small arms
On the 24'h. Gen Lee issued a congra tulatorv
order to tie Army of Virginia, Oh Gen. Bragg's
victory.
Ar Atlanta dispatch SAYS:
Bragg in reply 10 Ro>ecrar's request for per
mission to bury his lead and relieve the wounded
said he had enough Yankee prisoners 20 bury the
dead. and Yankee surgeons to attend to the
wounded
Another Atlanta dispatch reports Gen Wheeler
with his cavalry across the Tennessee Another
Dispatch OF the same date reports Lookout noun
tain held by Gen Hoods division, now under
Jenkins II j. not supposed that IN assault will
be made We commnud the situation. and need
not sacrifice our tro0rs
Rosecr.ns mas two lines of defenseS 600 yards
apart Gen Longstreet commands the river and
railroad below Chattanooga
Our loss in killed and wounded will not exceed
l2.0OO, The Yankee lOSs in killed, wounded and
prisoners. will reach 2S.O00
Five Yankee hospitals in our hands. full of
wounded
Thursday night. the enemy made two attempts
lines They were driven back to their
entertainments, both times
The Lynchhnrc Republican renorts skirmish
ing in upper East Tennessee near Znlicoffer A
battle in that quarter is hardly probable. as Burn
side will be forced to retire i'm order TO reinforce
Rosecrans
The Herald's Washington dispatch says:
1t is understood that Haeck has volumirous
Dip 'tches from Rosecrnns of very satisfactory
character. but improper for publication The
enemy had made no demonstrations tor several
davs
The invalid corps has been Organized into six
teen regiments. and the C"lonels to command
them were selected from Majors previously ap
pointed
Col Ramsey has been appointed Brigader
General and assigned to the charge Of the Ord
nance Bureau, which place he has filled since ,he
retirement of Gen Ripley.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
The statement of the new draft for GOO 600 men
is about to be made Ii j. believed that the
present one will be completed in the several
Western States which have not vet furnished
their quota of volunteers sufficient ~ cover that
under the last craft Michigan. Minnesota and
Missouri.
The Tribune saws:
Generals McCook and Crittenden have been
relieved of their comm nds and ordered to re
port at Indianapolis
The Times has letter from Queretaro. Mexi-
co. of August IL lth, which SAYS:
Juarez and his government are at San Luis
Potosi, full of courage and hope
Gen Diaznad has been appointed Commander
in-Chlef. and has force of : 900 men AT
San Luis. thoroughly Organized ani armed
Gen. Doblado. oc Gu,nacinato. has l6 00C
men. which are thoroughly organized and armed
Queretaro Oiora and other States are organ
zing forces, and the Suirez Government will have
35.h00 or 5000 men in the field against the
French. whom the Jnlrez Government intend 10
fight now and forever
The Herald has letter from Sin Luis Potos
of August lSt which avs:
Gen Dohlado hAd heen appointed Minister o
War: Leriee de Taitda, Secretary uf State
probably two % the able-t men at present in the
Mexican Republic
Gen. Negrete is already giving great trouble
To the French and the States OF Puehla and
TloSi0la. The correspondent hints that Mexico
will be able to place 100. 900 men in the tielc
against the French