Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-16
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Tie enrolled miIiiia OF this county have been
ordered t. drill daily until further orders
Oue hundred prisoners sent frvm here to
City Pint. last week. for exchange
Governor Gamble hss ordered an election In
the 81 Congressional District to 6ll the vacancy
caused Dy the death OF John W Noe.
From Albany.
AIsasY. June l5.-The Governor 20 -day re.
eelvef a telegram from Washington calling for
% .0nO mlitia imm ediatelv.
The Governor HIS summoned the several Ma.
jor Generals OF militia to Albany for consultation
and tsken steps for the rapid organization lie
saws he can bring out 81 900 men without delay.
and the General commanding the 9Th division
promises 1000.
draft will be made under the State laws
from all the militia regiments in the State and
from them De 10000 will be supplied They
are calel 10 serve six months and will be credited
TO the State as three yeus' men under the im
pending national draft. They are to serve with
out the State or national bounty
From Fortress Monroe.
FoRrREss MoSRor. June Ii The fiag of truce
boat arrived last evening from City Point with
$50 exchanged prisoners all privates
The English and Austrian Consuls arrived on
.he New York. having been ordered out of the
Confederate States by the Rebel Government
1t has been arranged between Col Ludlow the
L. s Commissioner for the exchange of prison.
ers of war and Robert Ould the Rebel Commits
soner that Surgeons shall not be treated as pri
soners of war. No exchange Of officers can be
at present made
A number Of T. s. officers are held bv the
Rebel authorities under charges intended to
bring them under The operation OF the act of the
Rebel Congress which coniemplateS the execu-
ton Of ell officers found in command. or in the
complnv Of armed negroes aud mu'attpes
Col Ludlow will not by making any special
exchange of officers. acknowledge the right of
the Rebel authorities to dscrimin' tie among our
forces by OBTAINING some and releasing others
He asserts that all shall be released under the
Cartel. and we haze enough Rebel officers now
in our possession hold and reserve Cor retail
alton
Richmond papers Of the 18th have been re
ceived which say the reported taking Of Helena
some DAYS since grew ont of the fact that the
Rebel troops made eint OH that place ard sue.
ceede1 in capturing wagon tram and some pro
visions.
From rsay>viIle.
MAYsYlLLr, kY June l5.-Sjme 100 mount.
ell Rebels dashed into this place last evening.
capturing the Governmen horses. arms. &c. A.
daylight this morning they robbed number OF
in the direction Of the Big Iniy.
From New York
NV York, June - Capt. Lambert of the
whaling schooner King Fisher, states that vessel
was captured and burned by the pirate Alabana.
March %. in latitude ID deg. north aud long 26
20 min.
After stating facts. Capt. l. gives a card of
thanks to the pirates for treating him decently
while aboard
The Louisa Hatch sailed from Cardiff. April
D. is also reported burned in lat 80 deg long
26ls deg A part Of her crew joined the Ala
bama.
Both the above Captains arrived from Brazil.
this morning.
The brig Arabella from Aspnwall arrived this
A N She was boarded hy the pirate Tacony,
on the 18th inst, in lat s. leg. 30 min long
"a deg. 80 min She was released on bond OF
$40 600
The pirate Captsin said he intended TO destroy
all vessels He said he had DESTROYED some on
the 18th. whose crews he sent TO Philadelphia.
A Panama letter states that the Captain Of the
American ship George Green reports that he saw
ship on fire off Cape Horn and prepared TO run
down to her assistance. when he discovered
steiner with the Rebel flag bearing down for
him. Another large ship appeared, when the
George Green escaped
II is thought the stea mer was the British steam
er F,equama, bound 10 San Francisco.
NEW \ oRK. June l5-(;ov. Andrew, who is
here rendered To the Government the services
Of all available Massachusetts militia.
southern News
BALrlMpKE. June Is The Richmond papers
of Saturday contain the following items:
The State prisons and city Jail are so complete
" iammed with all sorts Of prisoners and crimi
nails that the authorities know not what to do
with them.
There are now detained in Libby prison I'D
Yankee officers. % of whom were captured near
Rome. Ga They are detained, together with
citizen prisoners until the United States Govern
ment come Il terms on the issue pending between
our and their Commissioners
FBKptII -KssuRG. June ~ The enemy have
now held their position this side Of the river
one week Nothing has been done in the way oil
fighting. il we except Que or two artillery duel.
and daily picket firing.
Our losses az Culpepper on Tuesday were
heavy. and among them some Of our best
officers Our casualties were 80 killed, 20f
wounded and 800 prisoners. Among the killed
was Gen. Wright.
From Washington.
WAsHISGToS, June is.
Blythe President Of The United States Of AMERICA