Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14
Night Report.


NV YoEK. April l3.-An officer who arrived
IN the Dudley Buck says:
Gen Foster had provisions sufficient only for
the use of has Troops 10 the llth iust.
Well informed persons deny the statement that
the large reinforcements sent oy erland from New
berne had returned Some of their artillery and
baggage wagons are stuck in the mud.
The rebel forces between Washington and
Nesberne. are reported To Oe 20 600 under Hill
and ,000 Under Peuigrew
The gunboat Valley City IS said to have reach
ed Washington riddjed with cannon ball
The Dudly Buck touched Fortress Monroe,
where il rumoied that Gen Poster had sur
( rendered.
The steamer Roanoke with news from Nav
Orleans to the 5rh. and Havana to the sth, has
arrived
The steamer Marion vas wrecked in Double
headed Shot KEYS on the ID inst She will prove
a total loss
The Marion was bound from New York TO
New Orleans and had a valuable cargo and 40
passengers alloi VIII ON were saved.
The dates from Mexico are to the 22l. Pueba
to The I'D March, and Vera Cruz to April LIST
! Nothing has been done in the vicinity of Pue
! ola except skirmShes resulting rather 10 the dis
| comfort OF the F. epch. No news WAS allow Ell to
leak out from Vera Cruz.
| general orker had been issued ut Orizba. i'm
] posing heavy penalty ON all who told of sf
fairs AT Puebla The Vanderbilt Was a Havana
New Orlerns advees, per Roanoke, state our
troops destroyed al the railroad buildings at Port
/ Chaloala and fallen back 10 pass Manchae
\ accommodating party. sent out in the Amite
| country, met small force OF rebel cavalry with
\ whom they had sharp skirmiSb. Ten rebels
killed. ID wounded and captured Our loss
was wounded
Gen Grayens and WhitzeIls forcts are in sup
| porting distance OF each other. Gen. Emory ;
division has been sent 10 join them. Ii is beIiev-
Ell Gen. Emory will command u strong move
ment up the Otchahoga.
| Business al New Orleans is rather on the in
crease.
II is raid by people from Dixie there is large
/ quantity OF Cotton hidden away by the country
| people. and as soon as government gets posses
sion much OF this cotton, which has been report
Ell burned to the rebel government, will come
forth.
The receipt emitting the holder 70 so much
per pond out OF the Confederate Treasury is not
very highly prizei. by any one except the bidder
Staple is considered as good as much gold
whenever thr market is opened schooner load
or two finds its way occasionally 10 the city
much TO the discontinue of the blatant rebels OF
the city
A riot took place to-day between negro and
Irish laborera. was quite serious for time The
Irish are said 10 have commenced the difficulty
bv hurting missiles at the negroes driving them
of the pier into boat. One of the negroe.
fired Il pistol wOunding james Agar ia the head
not seriously. Another Unlisted by brick thrown
by one OF the mob behind him. The riot wa.
soon after stopped by The police.
There was anoeher between whites aud negroe.
this 7. NJ Spme of the latter badly handled
Police queled the affair 4 number of arrests
we're made in both cases.
Gunboat Wiley city. which passed rebel bat
terieS below Washington \ c., to Gen Foster
assistance, was struck by 63 shots Fate no
subsequently known.
WAsuISGrox. April IL Tx Rep Low. of Cal
iforna, will receive his commission collector o
Customs ut the port OF san Francisco, by tn
, next ste imer
NASHVILLE. April ia flag of truce sen
out Yesterday from Fr,ukn learned that tn
rebel Gen. CROSBY wounded. also two of Val
D3rns aids The rebels lost in killed an
wounded
We captured many horses
/, Van Dom expected to capture the town II
J had received information that the Federal fore
was but 250.
Thirty five citizens. active and violent rebels
some OF whom were on the vioilence committe
. last year were arrested to-day, by order of Ger
l Mitchell. and lodged in the penilentiary.
The Richmond Wing OF Saturday has nothin
i later than the 9th from Charleston. The flee
: was then off the bar
) Maj Gen. Hooker has issued order il. whic
he reprimandS, in general termS, officers VIII
II send incorrect information from the picket line
/ BoSroN. April ia special to the Bosto
/ Herald. dated Newberhe, \ @ April 1, SAYS
= A accommodating cavalry force ordered out o
;, Tuesday, encountered strong force of reb,
picke's 10 miles from here, and drove them i
for FIVE miles
Yesterday large force went over the Neu:
l. river on an overland expedition TO the relief
Y Gen Foster
$ The transportation train was across the riv,
last night where the expedition was encamped
n Precautions have been taken againsta surpri.
n here. II Is expected there will be some haI
fighting up the road.
d The rebels are reported in immense numbe
re and ruEIor says that thep are under the comman
n OF Gen. Lee