Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
iExroErED sxrHsssss roa THE DAILY sTArK -ssrISEi ]
Noon Reports.
R Il Ell w AR NE WS.
Success of the French in Mexico.
Reorganization Of the Potomac
Army.
General Grant to Lead its First
.Nortmcnf.
THE REBELS IN EAST TENNESSEE,
THE REBELS IN EAST TENNESSEE
&c, &c. Nc., Ac Nc.


NEW YoRK, March l4-An arrival to-day
from Havana brings intelligence to the Sth.
Havana journals contain copious extracts from
late Mobile papers showing that Sherman's ex-
petition created the greatest alarm there The
Federal trOOOs are charged with having com
mitied incredible outraces
The steamers Fannie and Syren arrived at
Nassau on the 29lh with carsOes of cotton from
Wilmington, having run the blockade at that
place.
The Savannah News of the 81 contains an ac-
count of the capture OF the rebel ship Eiiz, with
cargo valued at so 900
The Missssppian reports that 400 deSerters in
Jaunty county have organized and resist success
fully all attempts TO subdue them.
The Mobile Tribune of the 81 SAYS: On Mon
day 567 shots we're thrown at Fort Powell by the
Yankee fleet without lOng any damage
News from Vera Cruz 10 the lst of March
and from the CRY of Mexico to FebIua Goth.
The report that President Junrez had resigned
is denied in a letter by himself
From all parts of the country comes intelli-
gence of the occupation of various towns by the
French troops
The French have also had naval success;
their war corvette Cordidere captured and took
into ) IN Bias the Mexican vessel San Francisco,
formerly the Rnelish steamer Lord Raglan with
dispatches from Juarez
At latest accounts Juarez was at Santa Cata-
lima.
The news from St. Domingo is favorable to
the Spanish.
battle had taken place at Mulocho, which
the royast troops surprised; they rushed upon
the rebels. destroyed their camp and put them to
flight
special to the Times. dated Washington.
March I3. says:
Gen. Grant returns here in eight or ten DAYS,
will reorganize the Army of the Potomac and
head its first movements ia the field in the spring.
Gen Smith NAV receive its command
Gen. Haleck has been offered the command of
any department he wants.
Lieut.. Col. Sauderson Is under arrest on n
charge preferred by Col. Streight for disclosing
to the rebel authorities the plot OF the Union
prisoners To escape from Liby prison. None of
his friends have any doubt of his innocence.
Gen. Wadsworth has gone TO Fortress Monroe
with orders to suspend further exchanges on Gen.
Buffers plan. Under that arrangement
getting only seventy FIVE of our prisoners for 100
rebels
The Commission to investigate the conduct Of
Gen Rosecraus at Chickamauga have fully ex-
honerated him from blame
AdviceS from Jacksonville are to the Sth. but
unimpottlnt
Gen Seymour is still in command
Our loss at Obu,tee relches 500, OF whom
two thirds are slightly wounded
Hilton Head letters report that the hriug on
Sumter and Charleston ceased last TUESDAY
The steamer Alice Turner, small blockade
runner. had ashore on Tybee Island and
been captured by our troops.
A jacksonville letter states that Col Henry :
cavalry routed a body of rebel cavalry on Three
Mile River. some distance from jacksonville.
The lebel force now consists of IL regiments
of infantry and two of cavalry besides some ar
tillery
The World New Orleans letter thinks there
j. reason to expect success from the new Red
River expedition
The cavalr, force has been to tine front
he 18Th and 18th corps under McClernand
and Franklin. with cooperating force iron
Nicksburg. form the rest OF The ex 'editiOn.
he expedition sent across l. Ike Ponchartr in
two months ago. has just returned to New Or
leans
The Tribune's Washington dispatch OF th'
l4th says:
Admiral D.hlcren i on his WAY here wthou
having obtained the body OF his son.