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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15

FROM THE SEAT Oh WAR.
The Demonstration Against Wash
ington City.
Details Of the Fighting in that
Vicinity.
LINCOLN AND STANTON IN THE FIELD.
General Franklin i'm Baltimore.
Communication with Washing
ton Resumed.
Geo. ~. Sanders as Mediator
He Proposes an Interview with
james Gordon ,sennett.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST
&c. &c. &c. &c &c.
EEe Proposes an Interview with
James Gordon ,sennett.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
&c. &C., &c. &c sc.
From New York.

( NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Washington Chron-
icle of Tuesday, has the following account of the
opera ions about Washington:
/ Our Cavalry, under Major Fry, stubbOrnly
contested the ADVANCE Of the rebels, retreating
only when hanked by superior numbers.
! On Sunday he fought from to 8 p NJ being
driven only five miles
| On Monday the rebels were kept at bay two or
three miles out of Tenallytown.
The force in our front is estimated at several
/ thousand.
/ The President and Secretary of War we're
present encouraging the troops.
About p NJ, the rebels advanced toward
Fort Stevens. FIVE miles from the city.
Their sharpshooters got within 80 or 40 yards
of the fort, when the 25lh New York cavalry dis
mounted and drove them out of the houses
which protected them.
Other regiments then arrived and drove the
rebels back about half mile.
Towards Il. Nj. veterans from the fighting
9th advanced and drove the rebels mile and a
half
Times special from Harrisburg. dated on the
18th, says:
Gen. Couch is at Philadelphia
The excitement has ceased
The stores are still closed and recruiting pro-
crosses slowly
steady stream Of Union refugee teams and
droves of horses, &c, returning nome.
The Herald's Stone River Is. G. cOrrespon-
dent gives account of movements along our
whole front.
A battery was captured on James Island. but
owing to the exposed situation was abandoned.
a movement was made on the right against
Fort johnson. landing effected by a part
of our troops, the other portion grounded near the
shore Those who landed consisting of the
18th enlisted men and coored troops num-
Der OF officers were captured
There was also a fight with Fort Pringle in
which the navy participated
Upon the whole nothing was accomplished
whorthy OF notice. unless il be the reported oc-
cupation of Johnson's Island
The Herald's Philadelphia correspondence
says:
Wilson's cavalry reached Washington Sat
urday the same time number of horses arrived
from the North
In less than three hours Wilson's heroes were
in the saddle, and out Oh a reconnaissance
On Monday another reconnaissance was made,
and a superior body of rebels found
After fight our cavalry fell back on Wash
ington.
The enemy did not pursue
We learn from another source that Gen. Frank
lin has arrived at Baltimore, and is at Barnum's
Hotel
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from baltimore

BALTIMORE. July I3.-The only intelligence
gathered from the conductor who brough; an en-
gine through from Washington j. thai no iriRg
has been heard today
= AL the information We have here O-day in
duces the conviction that the enemy is in full re
treat and that the fighting on Monday and Tues
day was 20 cover their retreat aud enNble them
20 get the plunder across the Potomac at Ed
wards Ferry.
The railroad communication between Bahi-
timore and Washington. which had been sus-
pended for nearly fcrty-eight hours in couse-
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from Canada.

CLirrox HousE, c. W July IA The follow
ing is copy of message sent to J.. Gordon Ben-
nett Of the New York Herald:
Thanks for your yesterdays nosice- | am
here for peace. The opposite OF anarchy aud
for restoration of what il valuable 10 either sec
ton Would like to see YOU here Come. don't
be afraid of your own thunder.
(Signed,) GEO n. SASDERs.
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queuce of the rebel invasion, was resumed this
evening. and the principal officers OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad state that passenger
trains will probable be running between the two
cities 10 morrow.
BALTIMORE. July l4-Gen. FrankIin arrived
here safely this morning.
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The Buffalo Convention.
&c., &c. &c. &C., &c.
From NOW YORK.

New YORK. August S-The Herad's special
from the ism corps says of the mine sprung by
the rebels that our forces were aware of their III
teuton.
1t occurred in the evening of the 4th, and was
Immediately succeeded by rapid and successive
volley of musketry.
The smoke from the explosion had hardly
cleared away when our men answered the rebel
FIRE and drowned the veil OF the rebels with their
wild cheer OF derison AZ the failure of their
mining operation.
The enemy, in all probability. intended to
have blown up sap we had run toward their
line and charge through They had, however
sadly miscaculated their distance and the ex-
pOsiOn took place five rods in advance of the
head OF the sap.
Not "A particle OF the debris was thrown into
any portion of our lines. and our sharpshoOters
dd not even think 1t necessary 10 abandon
the sap
The explosion could bear no comparison in
magnitude with that of General Burnsides mine
IL was failure and they were satisfied with
resting behind their works and pouring in mus
ketry Ere.
The rebels developed no new batteries. and
fred with far more accuracy than they have
hitherto been accustomed TO do
Our loss is but trfing, hardly more than would
have been sustained through ordinary picket
firing.
The loss of the enemy must have been more
severe they exposed themselves firing first a
v0Iley. and Were in full range OF our batteries
greatly superior IN number 10 theirs
The Tribune's Washington special SAYS.
Gen Ames vas dangerously wounded in the
side in the charge made BY the rebels after she
explosion Of their mine.
The Herads City Point correspondent oi the
4ih saws.
Gen Grant aud portion Ot his staff lelt for
Washington the day previous.
The Herald's correspondent OF the Department
OF the Sg>quehanna SAYS.
High authorities. acquainted with the general
military situation in this vicinity, believe that a
heavy engagement will come of at or near
Sharpsburg and BOonsborO. the OLD Antietam
battlefield, or perhaps farther up towards Ge'iys
burg
The movements of our own ani tie enemv
forces indicate such result
IL j. supposed that LongslFeet will commsnG
the rebels
A supply steamer from of Mobile reports the
Manhattan. with tall steam close IN under sand
Island. ready TO encounter the rebel ram Ten
nessee at anchor two and halt miles distant. with
three other iron and cotton elads, are the num-
Der Of oar vessels oil the har5or with hevy arma
ments. The officers and crews are ready and
abxious - force an entrance into the bay.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
Treasury DKrAKrysSr, July p, 1854.

TREASURY DErAKr'ssSr, July p, 1854
Notice i hereby given that subscriptions will be
ceved by the Treasurer Of the United States the several
Assistant and designated Deposares and by
the National Banks designated and qualified Deposita-
ries and Financial Agents sury Notes payable
three years from August l5 1864 bearing interest at the
Of and threeent per CENT per annum with
semsnnuaI coupons attached payable in Law ful money
These notes will he convertible At the option Of the
holder maturity, into six per gold bearing bonds,
redeemable after FIVE aud payable twenty years from
August l6 ls6s.
The Notes will be issued denominations of fifty one
hundred, five hundred Thousand and five thousand
dollars and will be issued in blank N payable order
may be directed BY the subscribers.
All subscriptions he for fifty dollars or some null
tipe Of fifty dollars
Duplicate certificates will be issied for all deposits
Tie party depositing endorse upon the original
ticae the denomination of notes required and whether
they to be issued in blank payable order When
endorsed be left with the officer receiving the
deposit, to be forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to- the owners free of
transportation charges after the receipt of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they can prepared
Interest will be allowed to August Is ON all deposits
made prior that date and will be paid by the Depart
ment upon receipt Of the original certificates.
AS the draw interest from August l5 persons
making deposits subsequent to thai date must pay the
interest accrued from e Of date Of deposit.
Parties dcposng twenty five thousand dcars and up
wards for these any time will be allowed
commission of one-quarter Of per cent which will
be paid by this Department upon the receipt of bill for
the certified by the officer with whom the
posit was made No deductions for commissions must
be made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will that the proper en-
dorsements made upon the origin>! e,rrincates
All officers auhrized receive deposits are requested
10 ais- - applicants all desired information and afford
every facility for making subscriptions.
W. u. FESSENDEN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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FROM philadelphia.

PHu,nELPHiA. August The Bulletin has
the following dispatch, dated Harrisburg. Aug
Eth
Col. Boyd, ot che 2lst Pennsylvania cavalry.
took possession OF HaeerstoWn Yesterday The
last sceneo The drama has been transferred from
our borders 90 rebeldom
Later news received ihi- morning state that
the rebels are retrestinE nomewaris end have
again eluded the prepsrations made Tor their
capture
lt i thought that under the new commander
the rebel inroads into our State will Cease
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FARruER PoISr. August S-The steamer Hi
bernian from Liverpool on the 2Sth and London
derry on the 18th passed here for Quebec.
Ii is reported nine months armlstice Las beer
agreed TO at Vienna
The House OF Lords decided that Mrs Yelver
ton failed to establi,h the validity Of her mar
rage.
Breadstufis quiet with downward tendency
Provisions dull and easier.
ConsOls S218@90 for money
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WASHINGTON, August S-Information from
Sherman's army, leaves no doubt of the capture
81 Gen. Stoneman with portion OF the forces
under him.
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From, CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Augus1 "A Union meeting
held at Hamilton, Butler county. Ohio OF Sat
urday last for the PURPOSES of calling National
Con, ention. to be held at Buffalo. September
22d, To nominate candidates for President and
Vice President. failed to accomplish It's object
the resolutions reported being voted down.
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A dispatch received at headquarters from the
.iIitary operator at Hagerstown says all quiet on
the Potomac.
The Worlds Washington special says:
IL Is reported this morning that General Blair
intends soon TO retire from the Cabinet.
His friends say that political combinations are
for ming which must lead TO his removal, and he
prefers not TO await their development
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y Q II L G e.
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFF. GERS.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT or iSDIASA,)
BUREAU or FINANCE,
INDIANAPOLIS, June "a. 1864
sNDIASA OFFICERS, who have been serving in
: he army are infor rned that their ordnance Returns
viii be made up and presented the proper department
ceFtc Of aoqutiauce oosined OF charge,
by applying Mr. c. r. R0oker Chiel Clerk state ord
Department. Office no stairs over Naens' hard
ware store 81 West Wa >hingtoa Indianapolis.
Bv making returns. bove directed. officers will not
only save all fees they will be able settle with the
Government and draw th-ir pay from 10 three
months earlier than If the business j entrusted 10 Claim
ASeuts.
Nv order Of Governor Mosros.
W. II. II. TERRELL.
je25-du Financial Secretary.
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TENHE Twenty-Eirsi Annual Commerccment II this
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For prospectus ard other narticuiars address
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