Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
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Noon Reports.
from Sew York.

From New York.
EEw Yokx June The steamer Creole from
Sew Orleans the 2ith ultimo. arrived this morn
ing.
A dispatch 10 tie Era Of the Oath. dated Port
Hudson Plains the 22I uhinao. says:
Yesterday, Augur's whole dvis'en were en-.
gagged in a nine hours fight on Port Hudson
Plan. four miles in the rear of Port Hudson, on
Z The BAYOU Sara road.
1 The Rebels thoroughly whipped and left
large number OF killed and wounded on the
/ field The Rebe General Gardner sent in dag
OF truce at midnight. asking permission to bury
] his dead
The enemy was driven three miles from his
! 6rst position. and Gen. Augur biyoHacked on the
I field Of battle
/ Our lo.- wa- l2 killed and 81 wounded The
I ll6th New York and the 81 Louisiana suffered
/ mo~t. Our fought with very great bravery.
\ We took 400 prisoners.
The Time dispatch SAYS that Hunter is re
l leved Of tl,e command 1f the Department of the
South. Gen Gilmore succeeds him
Reconnaissance made To Warrcnton. TO day,
develop Rebel movement in that direction
About two thousand Western troops quartered
ut St Louis have been exchanged
Some 2l5 Union officers captured at Chancel
lorville. have been exchanged They are or
dered to report for duty Immediately.
The Hersd's Washington dispatch states that
I
channels that Vckshurg his fallen ve,hca
ton by our own ad,ice- j. awaited
The Rebe pickeis have almost entirely disap
\ pcarel on the ,ppahtnuock -.
Buksdale's Mississippi brigade has lefl that Vi
] cini,y
/ The Indications are that the Rebels are moving
in the direction OF Culpcppcr
4 The Star believe. there will be battle at Ma
nassas shortly
III. Hall. ll...,.t 49, i.
/ Army Of the Potomac. Jurc lat states that q
! Il X of Truce was sent acto.s the Ripp,hanuoek
Yesterday Rebel officer, stated that Grant had
been rcpulsed az Nick-burg. but refused TO allow
any Richmond papers TO be sccn or brought
ncrnss the river
The Hcteld's Washington dispatch says II :.
understood that Admiral Footc will relieve Du
pont
There he been considerable exci,omcnt her,
20 day The streets have been full of rumors al
an advance by Lee towards this city by way o
| Culpcppcr
Three games we're played NJ u Billiard Tourna
| mcut last night. Goldthwaite. kaVanaugh an,
Foley we're the vietor-.
From Cinc,anntl.
Ci~ciNNArt. MAY o. General Order No ~
from Cen Burnside, prohibits the circulation o
the New York World in this Department. an,
-upnc-scS the Chicago Times Brigndicr Gcuer
at AmWen, commanding In Illinois. il charge,
with the execution of the latter part OF this order
Gen Burnside leaves for Hickman Bridge 20
dN
Gov Tod appeared before the Fairfield Count,
Court OF Common Pleas Yesterday In Ohelnnc,
10 his recoenil,ucc of the suit Of DR. ODDS, nn,
hy his attorney filed motion that, AZ Chief Tx
rcuilre officer OF the State, he WAS not liable .,
arrest, and until he vacated his office either l.,
expiration OF term or 10y impeachment. he coul,
l...f -. al..l A. al
moved to the Federal courts under provision ,
an net OF Congress of last session The Gov
etnor's case continued by consent. he enter
'ng into new re,oguilance TO appear NJ the mex
term Of court
Col. Corryn defeated Gen Roddy at Florence
Ala, on the 9th tilt. capturing 4 officers. l0
men. 400 mules aud 300 negroes Marching
northward. Corryn destroyed foundries mills an,
everything useful TO the enemy.
Southern News.
NV YoHK, jane 2--Fies of the New Or
leans Era uD 20 the 9th have been received
Alexandria letters of tho 10Th give details O
the taking of that place by Admiral Porter. an
the arrival of Banks.
Plantations or the way there had larg
amount of cotton, and n large warehouse wa
found filled with.sug and molasscs.
All our troops had arrived and Banks wa
planning another movement.
Ii j. rumnrei that 900 renforcements al
coming from Arkansas To the Rebel Genera
TAYLOR.
Bank, has issued an order Offering bountes 70
70 enlistments
The 1t Texas cavalry. Col. DAVIS. made
raid on tho Jackson Railroad from Tickfair Sta
ton to Camp Moore destroying every bridge o
the road. including the large Sangipah
River also all stations
a cnr factory near Independence; shoe iat
tory. tannery. saw and grist mill near Tickfai
were also destroyed.
A Rebel dispatch mentions reported batt'
; between Bragg and Rosccrans. Bracg badl
, beaten, and falling back TO Alabama was pu
a sued by ReSecrans
Baton Rouge letter of the Nth. states th'
\ Gen. Dudley. with two brigades, made nm exp,
: diton 20 Port Hudson. up the us,in road, reacl
in Bayou Sara. The Rebel pockets were drive
within two miles of Port Hudson
a raid MAS made by Col. Griersun, who tol
up the Railroad between Clinton and Port Hue
son. cut the the telegraph and burned Reb