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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
from FOrIress Monroe

FoRTRtss MoSFoE. March l6-The United
States supply steamer Admiral arrived to dav
from Maiagorda Bav on the eth inst
On the morning of the 9th she saw steamer
burning black coal. evidently just out from Will
mingtOn.
The admiral gave chase with all sail set and at
IL O'Clock had gained on her so as to discover
that she was a side wheeler with two smoke
stacks. loaded with cotton. which she had com
menced throwing overheard
We opened FIRE upon her with our 30 pound
Parrott. but she was not in range We were
gaining upon her up 10 3 o'clock We were
logging lils knots per hour The wind was
favorable ana blowing fresh We had counted
from our decks 42D bales of cotton they had
thrown overheard
Ar 3 o'clock the wind suddenly died awav and
the rrize. almost within our grasp-3l5 niles
escaped We chased her until dark. she having
slightly gained upon us after the breeze A,
dark We lost sight of her. and we kept the shin
of TO her course to Hampton Roads.
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Nc.. Nc.. &c. &c &C.
From New York.

NEW YORK. March THE steamer Edinburg
has arrived-news anticipated.
The Herald's correspondence from the feet of
Mobile has "A rumor that Farragut is to withdraw
being satisfied that the city cannot be taken by
water.
Thirty or forty rebels who mutinied in Fort
Morgan have been shot
The Herald's Hilton Head letter reports the
occupation of Pillatia. Florida. by strong force
under Col Barton
The Herald's New Orleans letter states that
Porter's entire fleet of iron clads is at the mouth
of Red river Thirty transports loaded with
troops were also there
Admiral Porter had captured a strong rebel
fort on Wachita river with all its guns, including
three thirty two FOUNDERS.
Gen Banks and staff will take the field on the
l0th His command will commence immediate
operations.
The HeraId's West Virginia dispatch states
'there is a rumor that the whole of Ewell's corps
is marching into the Shenandoah Valley proba-
bly for subsistence.
4 special to the Times, dated Washington,
March l6. says:
Five hundred of our prisoners died in Rich
mond during February
The order relieving Gen Meade and appoint
ins his successor will be issued in a few days.
The Worlds Washington special, dated the
10th. saws:
Gen Burnside will be assigned to the Depart
ment of the South instead of Fremont Rumor
assigns Hancock To department, and states that
Gtu. Grant will assign Fremont to active duty;
also that Thomas will soon be relieved from the
command of the Army of the Cumberland. to
the command of which either Rosccrans or Her.
ron will probably succeed
The Tribune's Washington special. dated the
10th. says
The Committee on Elections will report ad
versely on the claims of Messrs McClurg. King
aud Loan, all from Missouri.
Mr.. Knox will get Mr. Blair's seat
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, FRIDAY MORNING
southern News.

NKw YoRK. March 1.-THE Richmond Ex-
aminer Of the 10Th SAYS
Gen Ross reports coming in contact with a
company of negro cavalry near Canton, Miss
killing 55 out OF 10
A letter received in Richmond reports yam
kee blockader sunk off Fort Holmes by the FIRE
of the Fort The location of the Fort is not
stated
Gen. Beauregard is in Florida.
Gen Patton has assumed the command in
Florida
McGibbon, Federal spy, was executed at
DemopOlis on the llth.
The Richmond papers have paragraphs to the
effect that the funding of the Confederate debt 10
progressing rapidly.
dispatch from the rebel General Polk re-
ports an attack on Yazoo City on the 5th, and
the destruction of large quantity of cotton and
stores The Federals still hold Yazoo Citv and
Liverpool. Rebel loss. 80.
The Richmond Sentinel confirms the report
that the rebels exchanged Z prisoners for every
10 received and states as a reason that 1.-The
Yankees claim to have three tenths the most
prisoners
FORTRESS MoxRoE, March l6th-The Rich
mond Examiner OF the 18th has been received
here.
Eight shells were thrown into Charleston on
the 18th
MLLEDGEvILLE, GA, March l0.-Goyernor
Browns message was read to the Legislature to-
day. He recommends vigorous State policy
on the questions of relief 20 soldiers families,
cotton planting, illegal Installations, impressment
of provisions. removal of slaves, and desertions
from the army.
DEMoPoLIs. March THE enemv's army, g.
QUO infantry and 500 cavalry, left Canton on
the morning of the %
Sherman pushed on to Vicksburg, leaving Nc
Pherson in command
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from I.ouiSNilIe.

LoUr>vILLE, March IA special to the
Journal SAYS:
The guerrllas attacked a freight train from
Nashville near Esteile Springs. on the nicbt ot
the 10th They displaced a rail bv which the
train was thrown off the track and burned
Capt Beardslev, OF the 23d New York and
seven men. srryed II Decherd. Tenn on a hand
car, having been psrolei after being striped OF
clothing, money. watches and ie~elry
The rebels killed two negroes on the train
Two guerrillas were killed No other losses re
ported
The rebels are moving their artillery from
Dalton towards Ringgold
Taylor's Ridge Gap was picketed bv rebe
cavalry on the 18th. We drove them of one
day and they returned the next.
The rebels have large force of infantry, cav
airy and artillery
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. March l7-In the contested
cases of Loan and McClurg of Missouri. the
Committee were equally divided the casting vote
of the Chairman, decided against them on the
ground that their election was void for being un-
der military control
Mr. Kings case will be referred back to the
people by the report it is in proof he interfered
IN his official capacity in the election A minor
ity report will be submitted in favor Of Loan and
McClurg. 1t is that they will be able con-
vince majority in the House of lawfulness of
their election.
The President has signed the gold bill, and it
is therefore a-law
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Arrival OF the nth Indiana at New
York.

NV YoRK, March 1.-THE llth Indiana
Volunteers arrived to day from New Orleans
They will be in Buf4lo on Saturday.
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A DAM KNODLE 4 SON. manufacturers and dealers
~ in all kinds Boots and Shoes, No. 81 East Wash
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOUNDRIES.
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N c. MAYHEM 4 CO, Wholesale dealer in Boots,
H. Shoes and Rubhers, No. Roberts Block, opposite
tfe linton Depot Indianapolis. Ind. sep4
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Washington street. NAYS
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NIcKERNAN 4 PIERCE, Real Estate Agents and
Brokers, lO5t East Washington street.
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sunday Night Dispatches.


NV YoRK. M,rch 81 The statement that
the Government hrs sezed or threatened 10 seize
certain locomotive shops at the North is unfoun.
ded
We learn that the locomotive manufacturers
have responded cheerlulls Il, the request OF the
authorities tor large supply of locomotives
The Time Washington special saws the ex-
element about threatened raid by Stuart has
sub>d ed.
A detachment of the enemy crossed The Rap.
pahannoek At Fredericksburg on Wednesday
night. and the following day Col Ryan of the
lsth Pennsylvania cavalry captured twenty of
them
On FRIDAY morning detachment of the enc
nv crnssea al MprtOn's Ford and drove ia the
Eth Michigan picke,s but were subsequently, re-
pulsed aud forced 10 'e-cross the river.
The second corps discharged ali their pieces on
Saturday forenoon. perhaps lh- may account for
the report of the firing heard at Damirie-.
There are other indications OF rebel demon
STATIONS not proper TO state.
Stuart is maSSing his cavalry nj Charlottesville,
where he has three brigides and two at Fred
ericksburg
The report that the enemy had effected cross
ing al Racoou Ford Is not correct
Tie 1T Michigan. veteran cavalry, twelve
hundred strong, went TO the front last Satur-
day
Twelve ieserter- from the 10Th Louis INA have
arrived within our lines with he last three DAYS
They had got hold of the Presidents procama-
ton distributed in Kilpatrick's raid.
The Herahl's New Orleans letter of the 18th
saws that Col Tevis with the 81 Maryland Cav
airy ARR, ell Yesterday from jacksonville They
had secuted. from NJ ,dsonville. nearly all the
country between the Tangeoato and Pearl rivers
The 9Th and 10Th bittalions of Louisiana cav
alrv driven from the Chappala River, and a
number OF them captured; also some blood-
hounds with which thew had been hunting con-
scripts
Thirty negroes captured by the rebels from
plantltou near Fort Pike. were re,aken on the
9lh There was not an armed rebel within sixty
miles OF Jacksonville, except possibly lew
strags lerS.
A number OF rebel soldiers paroied at Vicks-
burg aud Port Hudson. enieavOring TO escape
cOnscripiiou. have been brought in by forces.
Luge uu utires of cotton were discovered in
the country through which our force. passed but
could not he removed, for lack OF .ran-pprt tion.
the sentiment OF the people was Enthusiastically
Union
A portion of the 81 Maryland consists of 400
formerly rebel soldiers. from Fort Delaware,
i who took the oath of allegiance and enlisted.
There have been no desertions from il in face of
the enemy
The cavalry marched 40 miles before return
iug here bv Steamer from Jacksonville
The Herald's West Virginia dispatch Of the
! 18Th saws all quiet in the Shenandoah Valley.
The latest information from the kanawha VAL
lev does not confirm the Iunur that AN enemy >
force is marching on Barbour>vie
I There is no positive indication that the enemy
contemplates an extensive raid in the kanawha
region.
Still the truth is that the enemy are preparing
in the neighborhood of New River for an as We,
unknown emeut.
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A Horrible PiOt-ih- President Cap-
tured-AtmOst

INV York March 10 "A W ,Shington letter
to the Tribune give, the foIinwing account of a
plan submitted by Col M,rsrive to the rebel
War Department III November:
One hundred aud fifty picked men we're to 60
secretly north aud take quarters ut Washington,
Georgetown. Baltimore and Alex lndri. 80 10
he able 10 communicate daily with each other.
and upon day fixed by their leader were to as
semble IN Washington tor the purpose OF making
the seizure.
The President il was thought could be easily
seized ut quiet hour at the White House. or in
going tn returning from church, or on some
other favorable occasion. aud thrust into car
riage and driven off The carriage to be
joined few miles Of the city by p or 81
armed hOrsemeu
IL was proposed 20 drive to Indian Point. about
% miles south of Washington. on the Potomac
two or three RELAYS Of feet horses being sta
toned on the wny-where boat was to be in
waiting To cross the river few miles south OF
the Occaquon. whenc. it would be an easy mat
ter tor hi- captOrS u work their way through the
woods with him toy night into the rebel lines. To
prevent TurSut every hidge between Washing
ton--- Here tins mnmeniouS dispatch sudden
~ breaks oil, leaving rs lied with exrruci iting
uncertainty To the ultimate fate ct the "illus-
trious captive" and the % or 80 solitary horse
men ''-TYPO
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IRON, New York.

NV York March l9.-The banks generally
advanced the rate of interest to per cent but
on the street loans were freely mide at sat per
cent
The 25th Ohio. Az men. arrived from home
TO day en- Route TO > 'uIh Carolina.
special to the COmmercial from Washing
ton SAYS:
Gen Grant i expected on Wednesday next
accompanied by his wife, who will remain in
Washington
RunOrs have been received here Of rebel
demonstration on Norfolk but no credence il
given them. Our forces are we'll prepared for
them
special to the Post dated Washington, March
10. SAYS:
The Naval Committee Of the House has taken
nearly gu pages ct te~timo " in IT. investigation
OF the affairs Of the Navy Department. There Is
not particle of evidence yei produced to show
ihat the Depart men, has been msm mayed
Mr. Qaintsrd. OF the Mprgnn Iron Works.
testified before the Commi'iee that tn, estab-
li-hment hiss lost Sl5D 01D by it, contracts for
iron work for the Government.
a to DAVIS Philadelphia dispatch from Cul-
pepper c Il SAYS:
The signal officers on Cellar Mountain re-
ported Yesterday that the rebels vino have been
campei across the K ipidan all winter broke up
their Monument set fire 10 their hutS aud then
mlrched off in the direction of the Shenandoah
VALLEY
special to the Post dated Albany. NJ arch 10
says:
The Canal Board have adopted a report in a.
vor at charging the Erie and OSwego Canals
The plan Is to widen these c,uals aud enlarge the
locks So a. 10 admit large vessels
The Henderson, y c. Times states that nine
tenth- OF the people OF that county have signed a
petition 10 Governor Vance asking him to call a
STATE Convention