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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-08
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Marcn 6-There are exciting ru-
mors in the streets Of an extensive rebel raid on
the Chesapeake. and that the steamer Louisiana
of the Norfolk line, had been captured by party
of rebels while on her downward trip to Fortress
Monroe, and taken into one of the rivers of the
Western Shore oil Virginia
Three other small boats have been captured
One of them is the sde-wheel steamer running
between Fortress Monroe and Cherry Stone In
let-the other two we're tugs employed in running
between the same points. The party making the
captures were in a schooner which is supposed to
have come out of the Rappahannock. They
boarded the steamer and compelled Captain
Webster to give bond to the amount of 500, 900
and then released her. They stole 81 100 from
the CAPTAIN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-08

NEW YORK, March THE steamer City Of
New York, which left Liverpool at noon on the
oath. arrived at Southampton on the morning of
the 5th
The Morning Post says:
Reports from Paris still more positive that
confidential negotiations are progressing between
France and England for the Joint recognition of
the Confederacy, and if England refuses France
will act alone But the Post declines to youch
for the report
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Seymour Fitz
gerald denounces the Government for seizing
Lands rams He asserted th t such action was
in contraventiou of law. In moving for all cor
re>pondence on the subject. he said he should
deplore a war with America. but would rather
go 10 war than that the law of England should
be infringed in consequence OF threats of foreign
ambassadors
The Attorney General defended the Govern
ment and explained its legal action. He claimed
that Government acted alone from a sense of
justice.
Several speakers denounced the course of the
Government. and charged it with pusillanimity
and others replied.
Finally. the motion was rejected by a vote of
LIS 10 l53, with loud cheers from the minis terial
side.
Mr. Laird said il was true that with the con-
sent of the British and American Governments
tobacco had passed through the blockade at
hlCnmODu Tor the austrian anu frencn OOyern-
ments England had made similar appca-
ton for cotton, because the case was altogether
different
An immense meeting at Dublin to protest
against the erection of the Albert monument in
College Green broken up BY riotous proceed
ings A desperate fight took place, resulting in
nothing serious.
Additional particulars of the PrusSian repulse
at Duppel conflicting. One account looks
disastrous for the Prussians but the Prussian
official account is the reverse of this, only ad-
hitting a loss of three killed and about twenty
wounded.
Ii was asserted that England had proposed a
conference upon the Danish question, wherein a
new basis for Austria and Prussia is to be pro-
posed. The Times regards this as hopeful for
settlement.
IL was asserted that the entente cordial be-
tween France and England is no longer doubtful
The Emperor agrees TO cooperate.
The Bourse was hrmer.
The following is a synopsis of the news SEN
out per the Sailor on the 22d:
The ship destroyed by the Alabama was th,
Emma Jane
In the House of Lords Earl Derby said be die
not Intend 10 send commissioners 10 report upor
the operations of the Union armies Three off
GERS had been sent TO reoort on iron clads, bu
for obvious reasons no officer had been sent 4
the Confederate States.
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From CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. March General Grant passed
through here this morning en- route for Wash
ington.
The Gazette has dispatches from Chattanooga
which indicate that the rebels are pressing our
lines.
Our advance has been withdrawn from Tunnel
Hill to Ringgold
The rebel furnaces at Atlanta stopped running
for want of coal
Advices from Knoxville up to the 5th inst
saw:
Longstreet is supposed to be at Greencastle
His forces hold Bulls Gap. Only small part o
his army is in Georgia.
Our advance is near MOrristown
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from 81. E.OuiS.

Sr LOUIS, March Capt. Hopkins, well
known here before the war as river Captain,
arrived here on Saturday from Mobile on the
18th ult
He saws there were but 9 900 troops ia Mobile,
and thought the fortifcatons near the city were
good, and that they could be carried only by a
large force.
Sherman's movement frightened the people
terribly. but a desperate resistance would have
been made had the city been attacked. Every
male there between 3 and % is well drilled.
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NEW YORK, March The steamer City of
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OATH arrived at Southampton on the morning of
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02

tunnel to intercept them in their travels. The
boys "set their traps, and waited patiently all
night for their game. About daybreak they
made their appearance in the shape of two men
on horseback. unexpectedly they passed into
the snare and were Immediately fired upon bv
the boye One of them was killed instantly
and the other wounded and fell from bis horse
after which he attempted to shoot some of the
men, but he was quickly prevented by bullet
being sent through his brain. He proved to be
captain in the rebel service, and from paper.
found upon his body 1t appeared he was re-.
cruiting for the confederate army. Z list of
names of the recruits was found zmonu tho
other papers, which will prove valuable as.
sstant In ferreting out these pretended loyalists
as have no doubt that every one of these men
had taken the oath Of allegiance-all take the
oath about here, and if oily tongues and
smooth words are any criterion to Judge them
by, they may DO classed among the most ear
nest devotees at the shrine of hberty-but if
actions and looks are anything by which we
may form an opinion of their feelings, it would
be pleasure for them to cut the throat of
every Yankee" in the State.
1 suppose you are enjoying the luxury of
sleigh rides, parties, &C., up in Minnesota.
We can only ask our friends to put in an extra
,ide for us, and We will chase guerillas. make
mud pies, get wet or anything else we can to
return the compliment. NJ.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02
Our Army Correspondence.
From a COnvalescent'' Of the
seventh Regiment.

PADuCAH, KY, Nov. 20. 1864.
To the Editor of The Pioneer:
You will see by the alb ,ve date that we. of
the convalescant camp of the 9TH Minnesota,
have changed quarters for the better, be-
lieye. Every one seems to be more lively here
than in Memphis. They all see some one they
have seen and talked with before, and seem to
forget they were on the sick list. A few weeks
here, l think will bring them all right again.
There are but 40 or 50 of the detachment who
are not fit for light duty. In all there about
225 of us.
The regiment is expected here in few days.
They are somewhere in Missouri, probably st.
Louis. What we are here for is mystery.
There are q great many troops in and around
Paducah, which indicates that something is
to be done in little while. You will be adj
vised of it by telegraph, in all probability.
The Paymaster has not visited us for seven
months past. He is said to be now In Paducah
with halfa million dollars to pay Us off. Ihope
this is the case, as we have heard OF great
deal of suffering at our homes in Minnesota
for the want of the monthly allotment each
soldier sends to his family. Should we get
paid by this officer, it will probably be for six
months, which viii be a welcome to great
many who are to-day unable to purchase one
stick of wood without putting themselves to u
great deal of Inconvenience to do so.
Yours. "SEVENTH."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02
The Draft to Come.

The circular of Provost Marshal Cen
eral Fry, and the proclamation OF our
Governor calling upon every county to
revise their enrolment, and put the lists
in order, mean to plainly to be Mistaken
another drg1 They say virtually to us,
prepare for the next draft. If they do
not mean this, they do not mean any,
thing, and are only the idle wind, which
we need not heed.
That this meaning is understood by
sensible people generally, is plain from the
fact they are at work in various sections
of the country, endeavoring to fill their
quota on the next draft, while bOunties
are low and there is no competition.
They regard it better economy to be one
draft ahead, than one behind. For if one
ahead, AID able to get recruits at 500 in
stead of $500, it is money saved, even if
in the end they have one quota not called
for.
We presume of course, our Council will
pursue the economical course, and go to
work at once to fill our quota. But at the
same time they want committee of their
shrewdest men to investigate the question
whether we are not honestly clear of the
next draft. If our Adjutant Generals
books show this fact, let the Council scan
we'll any conflicting figures before giving q
single citizen more than our share.
And we suggest one other subject for
their investigation. Many towns in the
State are exempt because they have fur
nished all the men they have, liable to
military duty. Has not 81. Paul done
the same, if her substitutes are counted
That is, if all the men st Paul has sent,
are equal to all her able-bodied men liable
to military duty, is she not entirely ex-
empt as we'll as the towns above named !?
Otherwise there will be no end to our liza
bility. The moro wo pay to fill our quo
tas, the more we will have to pay in the
future. As this matter concerns the very
lives of our citizens, to say nothing O
the city prosperity, we suggest that the
| Council has no business more entitled Il
their immediate and energetic attention.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-02
General Sherman-1mportant Letter
from his Chief of Artillery

Gen. Barry addresses the following let
ter to the Buffalo Courier, telegrsphic
mention of which has already been made:
BUFFALO, Nov. 20, 1864
Editors Of the Bufalo Courier:
have been deeply mortified by reading in
the Buffalo Courier, Of Saturday, the opinion
of some ndiscret friend that had been sent to
the North by Major General Sherman in cor
nection with peace propositions from the State
of Georgia. l beg to say that / have come
North for no such purpose. ] arrived at my
home late last night, seriously ill from an at
tack of erysipelas in the face and head. which
utterly prevented me from accompanying Maj.
Gen. Sherman in his present expedition. As |
am the last officer who left Major Gen. Sher-
man, (having hidden him good bye at King.
ston, Georgia, on the 18th instant, at nine
o'clock A. N when he turned his horses head
in the direction of his proposed operatiOns,)
o word or two as to the condition of his army
may be of interest. Gen. Sherman has every
infantry, cavalry and artillery soldier that he
wants they have all received eight months
pay; their outfit has been especially adapted
to hard and rapid winter campaign; and the
morale of the troops is unequaled. Our friends
at the North must exercise patience with re-
gard to General Shermans movements, but
must never for a single moment lose confidence
in his final success. His genius and vigor will
carry the army triumphantly through the work
which it has to do.
may add,'that on Monday night last, Hoods
entire force, including Forests cavalry, were
in the immediate neighborhood of Tuscumbla
and Florence Alabama watched by a BODY
of troops under command of Maj. Gen Geo. n.
ThOmaS of such strength as viii render the
invasion of Tennessee an impossibll!ty, and
even the withdrawal of Hood ior service else
where, an operation of extreme delcacy.
WILLIAM F. BARRY, Brig. Gen.
Chief of Artillery of Maj. Gen. Sherman.