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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04
Noon Reports.
LATEST REBEL WAR NEWS.
Gen. Sherman Making a Retrogade
Movement.
LOngsfrect's Retrrat Confessed.
BOnib0rdnse of Fort POaceU.
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
The Late Forward Movement.
NO OFFICIAL NEWS FROM FITZPATRICK.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
&c, &c, &c, Nc &c.
&c, &C., &c, Nc &c.
From New YORK.

Ntw YORK, Feb 3.-We have Richmond pa
pers to Monday last. Their war news is not i'm
portant.
Dispatches from Demopolis of the 23d repre-
sent the Union forces under Sherman making a
retrogade movement
Their stories of the cavalry fighting in North
ern Mississippi are about the slme as from Mem
phis. Grants movements bothered them though
they claim that his advance has been repulsed.
They say that the Union force passed through
Tunnel Hill on the Goth, and would not probably
make stand nearer than Chickamauga.
Longstreet's retreat is partially confessed
Mobile dispatch of the ODD saws that fire
opened that day upon Fort Powell by six
monitors and four gunboats, which sheled the
fort all day
The Florida affair is made much of and with
reason. but the rebels concede severe losses on
their side
Lieut.. Causlin of the U S. regulars, one of
the escaped prisoners from Libby, has been reta-
ken.
. Thrtv-one Union prisoners escaped while 60
Ing from Richmond to Georgia. near Augusta
The editorials of the journals before US are
full Of brag about the bright prospect of the
South. and the desperation, decentralization,
bankruptcy and utter hopelessness of the North.
The Times special dated Washington. March
81, says:
Nothing reliable has reached Washington this
evening COuCtiulbE hHpdtIlCh n1ONtlHtlltS
There report at Brandy Station to-day,
brought in by a deserter. that our cavalry had
torn up several miles of the track of the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad, between Louisa C H and
Toersville.
A deserter further states that the troops which
bad been dispatched to Richmond, to defend il
against our cavalry, were obliged to return, owing
to a break in the road. several bridges having
been destroyed. The rebels can't repair them in
less than ten days.
We shall probably hear of fitzpatrick at
Suffolk
The Provost Marshal General to-day informed
a member of Congress that a new draft would be
ordered soon as the present one is filled.
The Trbune's Washington special of March
says:
A sharp diplomatic correspondence between
our Government and that of Great Britain will
likely ensue in consequence of Lord John Rus
cell Withholding from Parlil ment Secretary Sew
ards demands upon Her Majesty's Government
for indemnihcatiOu for losses 70 American COM
merce caused by the dongs of the Anglo-rebel
pirate Alabama.
The alightng of Dahlgren from the Baltimore
train to-day indicate that he has Sbeen recalled
from his command at Charleston.
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From W.lSiiingfOn.

WAsHNGroN, March > The Star has the fol-
lowing:
Gen. Custer has returned to this side of the
Rapidan from his cavalry expedition. having sue
cessfully accomplished the part of the work which
he started out Ia do
He harraSsed the flank of Lees army consid-
erably, ana near StaIlaidville surprised the rebel
camp, which he burned and totally DESTROYED
and captured a number OF horses
Gen Custer did not lose man in the expedi-
ton
Nothing is officially known of the whereabouts
OF fitzpatrick
1t j. said in well informed circles that on Mon
day he was in Spottsylvanit c. II which, ac-
cording to the Gazette, is 65 miles from Rich
mOnd
An officer who arrived here 10 night from the
Army of the Potomac reports that when last
heard from kilpa rick within Is miles of
Richmond This. however, may be mere sur
mise. there Is no communication by which
such fact could he ascertaued
Clusters movement was To draw off the atten-
ton of the enemy while Fitzpatrick iourneyed in
another direction. The supposi,ion is he got a
fair start with no danger in his rear he has
certainly had sufficient time TO reach Richmond
# such was part of the plan of operations.
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Herald, dated the 29th ult:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToMAcl
February %
Gen Fitzpatrick, at the head of large cavalry
force, ielt this place Saturday evening on
grand expedition
The strength of Kilpatrick's entire command,
We DO not deem II Judiclous 10 publish at this
time
Saturday night, the command proper encamped
at old erdiersylle on the Fredericksburg and
Orange Z. IL. plank road, eight miles south of
the Rapidan.
SUNDAY morning, the force demonstrated in
front OF the enemy's works upon Nine Run, de
ploving as skirmishers 10 cause the enemy to
mass IN that locality and resist attack In this
capacity, they acted all day, aud at night rested
in retired and safe position between Terdiers-
Vile and Robertson's Tavern
At o'clock Monday morning, General
Fitzpatrick took up bis line of march southwark,
toward the junction OF the Virginia Central and
Richmond aud Fredericksburg Railroad, and ar
rived at Spottsylvan c. II at dark From this
point, Col. Dahgren with picked detachment
OF cavalry dispatched To Frederick Hail,
midway between the junction of the above-named
roads and Gordopsvlle, where had been posted
the whole OF the rebel reserve artillery.
Col Dlhlgren WAS to have destroyed the artl
lery, the roads and telegraph lines. and rejoin
Fitzpatrick. 10 report in the morning
TUESDAY, March l.
At ! o'clock, last evening. the expedition was
heard from. when everything was going on
sWimmingly according to the programme
By rail- Frederick Hall j. 80 miles from Rich
mOng, and Hanover Junction. 26.
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INDIANAPOLIS, ND, FRIDAY MORNING
The Press ha. received the following important

The Press has received the following important
Dispatch
WARRINGTON, March 2-An important ar
rancement for the exchange of prisoners has
been going on for some time past An unoffi-
cial correspondence has passed between General
Butler and the rebel Commissioner, Gen Ould.
in relation to the matter This correspondence
has resulted in a declaration of exchange. in
which it is agreed that all persons delivered at
City Point up to the oath of January, 1864. are
declared exchanged
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from W Washington, TO the Press saws
Richmond papers announce with unfeigned re
gret the appointment of Braxtou Bragg a. CON-
mander in chief of the rebel army over the head
OF Gen Lee They also acknOw ledge heavy
loss OF lite in Florida
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day Eeb. ,, 1863
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from the Army OF the Potomac.

NEw York, March 2.-The following special
correspondence has been received by the n y
Herald, dated the 29th ult:
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The Dcatl. or Jeb 6tuart.

lfrom the Richmond Examiner. My 1a1
No incident Of mortality, since the fall Of
the great jackson, has occasfoned more pain
fu1 regret than this. Major General + + r
stuart. the model of virginia cavaliers - ani NJ
dashing chIeftain. whose name was terror
to the enemy, and familiar rs household in
two continents, is dead, struck down bv a
bullet from the dastsrdly foe, aud tho 9ho1e
Confederacy mourus him. He b1eathed ont
his gall mt spirit resignedly, and in the fntl
possession Of all his remarkable faculties Of
mind and body. ut twenty-five minutes to
eight O'Clock Thursday night, at 1.-The RESIDENCE
Of Dr.. Brewer, relative, on Grace street, in
the presence Of Drs. Brewer, Garnett. Glib
SOD, Gnd Fontaine of the Generals staff, Rey.
Meesrs. Peterkin and Keppler, and circle Of
eorrow-stricken comrades and friends
We learn from the physicians 10 attendance
upon the General, that his condition during
the day was rery changeable, With occasional
Of speedy dissolution. In the moments of
delirium the Generals mind wandered, and
like tho immortal Jackson, {whosc spirit. we
trust, lie has joined,) in the lapse Of reason
his faculties we're busted with the details Of
his command. He reviewed, In broken sen
tences, all his glorious campaigns around
AlcClcilan's rear OIL the Peninsula, beyond
the Poto1nn c, and upon tie Rapidan, quoting
ftcm his orders and issuing new ones to his
cnurie1s, With last Injunction to 'make
haste"
About noon, Thuradny, President Davis
visited his bedside, and spent some fifteen
in the dying chamber Of his favorite
chieftsin. The President, taking his hand,
e4id, !" General, how do you feel p Hereplled,
1t Eeey, hut willing to die, II God and my
country think hsvo fulfilled my destiny and
done my duty As evening approached, the
Generals de1i,ium increased, and his mind
. gain wandered to the battle-flelds over which
ne hnd fou&ht, then off to wife and children,
and OF acain to the front A.. photographic
mefEage had been sent fur his wife, who was
, 1864-05-25

several months since a quarrel arose be-
tween two neiehbors residing near JelIerson-
y1lle, Tnolumne county, California, named
Isaac Dann and - McAllfster, relative to
Wnter privilege. McAllister was shot and
Killed. Considerable feeling was nauifestefl
Ut the time about the afIair. Damn was in
dicted for murder, and at the trial his fair
{oupg Wife sat With anxious countenance by
his side, and two beautiful little children
e!ung close to the unhappy father, whom the
laws stern decree might tear from them for
ever. On the opposite side of the court
room, beside tha prosecuting of1cers, was
the broken hearted widow Of McAllister. in
deep mourning habiliments The scene was
solemn aud impressive Eren the .Judre an
the bench looked more grave than asual.
The trial Was ably conducted. Col. B. u.
hloore, perhaps the most successful criminal
laSyeI IN the State, made an eloquent md
powerful defense Of the prisoner. The iury
disagreed. Shortly af1efward the widow or
the murdered man became insane. and COM
mitted suicide, leaving t*o or three littIn
children to the worlds cold charities. Time
rolled on. A couple Of weeks $40 Dann's
trial came up again. He was acquitted.
No" we learn that day or two after bis dis.
cnarge Dann's house was fired, In the niebt
time, In apparently dozen places. He
awokc to lind his dwelling in flames.
spatchiDg up one Of his children, be told lIs
wife 10 Take the other and follow him
Burned and bruised be rot ont. But that
young mother and her child prrished In the
flames. It WIS indeed terrible atIair.-4u.
roTd, Cal, Times.
, 1864-05-25
tta1inus THROWN. Down their Arms.
lFEGu The Richmond Examiufc Of the 18th

From the Richmond Examiner OF the 1sth1
The following. citizens, of foreign
birth, enrolled in the 18th Virginia battalion.
by order Of the Governor OF the Common.
wealth, for the defense Of Richmond, threw
down their erms on yesterday morning. In
the presence OF the enemy, Mt the fight on
the Brooke turnpike, and refused to 1ght in
the cause OF liberty and the Southern Con-
federncy. They were placed under arrest
and sent into the city, guarded By detach-
nent Of the Presidents Maryland Quart, and
committed to Castle Thunder, by order Of
Gov. Smith, until such time as the gfnye
charge against them can be investigated.
HE following is TIE black list: Seret. Ru-
GtfIri, Corp. Pasquini, J. Sprcgliouf, 4. Mald,
=. Ar1ata, =. augustine, John Chisa, G. Bl--
anka, James johnson, F. Bernfchi, A. Bor-
1n,eli. n. K. BernichI, F: Beacini, F. ConsanI, F..
Compendani, '. Debbeni, L. Glllioni, P.Lom-
oa[of, Z. Lazzarfnf, Soliveri P. Panicalli, 8.
j. 6hanock, j. lumbardi Dennis o. Day.
ne fecreant, twenty-five in number, are
al itaiaane, but two, and made fortunes ont
81 tue war, aud the sale of peanuts and con-
1eeuonery at thtir stands on Main street,
when brought to the Castle they were search
ed, and large quantities Of gold coin, green
backs, jewtlry and gold watches. wera found
eate!y slowed away In belts around their per-
Sous, showing conclusively that there exist
ed among them secret understanding to de-
strt to the enemy upon the tirst opp0FtunitY.
carrying their v orldly effects with them, and
leaving their families here, some Of them 70
become burden to tie Young Mems Chris