Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
The Issue Of Gen. .ncCfefians
Report Delayed.
REBEL PRISONERS At POINT LOOKOUT.
Two Rebel Recruiting Officers Sent
Up for Fifteen Years.
Gov. Seymour aud the Metropolis
tan Police Comm issiOners.
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA
a Heavy snow storm.
&C., &c.. &c. &c &c.


NV YoRK. December 81 The Washington
special to the New York Herald SAYS:
g. & Claybrook of the 9th Virginia rebel cav
airy was granted an audience with the President
tor the purpose OF making an important commu-
nication OF secret character,
Chief Justice fancy is thought to be somewhat
better
Forty DEGREES of condemnation of rebel proper
~ seized under the coufscation act have been
issued.
On account OF the enormous work 10 be previ-
ousiy done. Gen. McClelan's report cannot be
issued tor several weeks vet: there will be among
other work, twenty maps to engrave for it,
The Times dispatch saws:
Immediately Oh the re assembling Of Congress.
bill will be introduced in both Houses extend
ing the time for the payment of bounties to veter-
ans.
Measures will ut once be adopted by our Gov
eminent that viii compel the rebel authorities to
recognize General Butler as an officer Of the U.
) Army Until that is done, 10 proposition reln
tive to exchanges, made BY rebels, viii be recog-
nized
New complications are saij.to have arisen in
the natter Of the removal of French tobacco
from Richmond. IL is believed here that the
rebel government will reiu-e permission for
French war vessels 10 ascend James River
Letters from officers in Gen Banks army Say
DE brought into market, amounting to over 30O.-
600 bales
Fifty of FORESTS guerrillas with colonel
major, and a chaplain. were captured by Gen.
Dodge's mounted infantry. near Pulaski Tenn,
on the 25th inst. Three OF them are in chains,
charged with The murder last summer of Federal
soldiers. Skulls Of murdered men, placed as
ornaments on the mantelpieee, were found in
their room.
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tuted bv rebels. were tied b, them to a tree, shot.
ami their bodie, thrown into the river
The Tribunes dispatch from " Washington con
tainS the following:
Private advices from the lowsr counties of
MARYLAND and the counties of Virginia this side
of the Rappthannock state that the amnesty
PROCLAMATION of the President is received with
general satisfaction there.
! Gen. Butler has a written statement from six
rebel surgeons confiued at Point Lookout affirm
| ing that the prisoners are well fed and cared for
IL i believe that larger Lumber than
! l00O0 rebels express a wish to take the oath, but
| for the intimidation of the more violent OF their
/ comrades.
1t is reporte' that rebel called for three cheers
! for Gen Butler the occasion of the Generals
recent visit 70 Point Lookout, and that the mar
was at once knocked down by Others who re
membered JEFF Davis proclamation on that sub
ject.
Samuel Davis and Thomas Dirms, tried fol
recruiting men within the lines of the United
States forces for the Confederate army. have
been found guilty. and senteHeed TO be confined a
hard labor at Port Warren, y such athsr prison
as the Secretary of Vas asay,{isect, for the teru
of Is years.
Richmond paper saws:
The sals works at West Bay. Florids. have
been destroyed by the Yankees and all the ne
) groes carried off. She Yankees were at one tim
within 81 miles of Mariana
Yesterday morning ten prominent rebels, re
Gently captured by our forces in Kentucky. ar
rived in the express train from Washington il
jersey City. and were transferred to For; La
, fayette by order of the Government Two o
: them. named Ridger and Bomen, resided at ter
sey City. but went South at the commencement
|, of the war. where they remained up to the tim
of their capture. Another one of the party is
/ son of Judge Robertson, of Kentucky, who has
during the last six months. been engaged in GueI
ria warfare.