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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
INDIANAPOLIS, md, TUESDAY MORNING
Noon Reports.
Z H r w H i - - " TAX.
EIGHTY REBELS SURPRISED.
RAIL ROADS DAMAGED BY STORM.
&c. &c, &c. &c &c.



NEw YORK. April ll-Cotton is steady a,
II cents
The Herald's Army of the Potomac dispatch
reports great damage to railroads by Saturday 5
storm. Several bridges have been carried away
The bridge over Bull Run is entirely gone All
damages, however, are expected 10 be repaired
by Tuesday
New Orleans correspondence seems to throw
doubts on the authenticity Of the accounts of the
recent battle; also with regard to the sinking OF
the rebel ram Tennessee, as Mobile papers say
nothing about it
Our FIRE on Fort Powell was suspended, and
the gunboats and monitors bad withdra an to
Pensacola.
The rebel ram Nashville is nearly completed.
but j. not 30 formidable looking as the Ten
nessee.
The Worlds Washington special says:
1t is reported that Gen. Smith will command
two Corps, 10 be organized at Fortress Monroe,
which are to be moved up the Peninsula, while
the Army Of The Potomac keeps Lees forces oc
copied. Burnside, il is presumed, will attempt
the old route to Goldsboro. cutting the railroad.
Their movements will be della, ed by the late
storms
The majority Of the Committee on Elections
have resolved to report in favor of Bair's right
70 seat in the House The minority will report
in favor Of Knox As soon as the question is
settled, Blair will resume his command in the
6ed
A Washington special 70 the Times says.
Information shows that the rebels are strength
ening their fortifcations along the Orange &
Alexandra Railroad, and building works between
il and Fredericksburg.
Lee is daily receiving large accessions to his
army.
tax of 81 Is on VII sky is pretty certain.
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The New York herald., 1864-10-19

Hoods headquartsrs The men had mot forgotten that
the malice Of Davis had deprived them Of the care,
KINDNESS and experience Of Joe Johnston, and placed
them under young and inexperencsd man. Many Of
them had bcen surrendered n vicksbura, they sup
posed from the samo malice felt by Davis towards
Johnston. Tho consequence was that Davis met With
such cold reception that hs could not but notice IT, and
he requested Of his corps commanders an cxpla
nation f ths Singular fact, payi( was tQld
TIA. the men were dissatisfied al johnst6n's ~
movaI; that . change ought 10 be made 10 the
command Of the army, and strong denomination 10
favor II Joe Johnston made; but 10 vain Davis WAS
joined 10 his idol, Hood, no had formerly been 70
Pembero and only granted In part the demands Of the
council Of onlcers with whom he bad consulted Tho
army was molli0od BY change OF departmental com.
mandcrs, Beaurcgard being made commander OF the
Department Of the Southwest" and Hood retained In
the immediate command of the "Army c. Tennessee y
but under Beauregards orders. This restored the old
order Of things they existed under Johnston In the
fall Of 1868, Bcaursgard filling the place General John
ston. Johnston was oeosuay shsved BY sbis decision
and WIN doubtless never again receive . command.
Hardee dsgusted, asked 10 be relieved and was put In
Bsuregard's old place a Charleston.
HOOD pEarNs ms MOVEMENT.
Subsequently Davis urged upon Hood the movement
now in progress, and September 10 the march began
the army moving direct to the Chathoocbce river ncsr
PumpkIntown, sometimes called sandtown. stswarvs
corps employed during aornoon In crossing
she river and g. D. Lees corps followed On The ensuing
Aax n guy. hcEsysg MADE bus shost nssol - sgY
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

iember go aud encampsd for tho night SIX miles aorth
Of Powder Springs and the cid battle ground OF New
Hope church Here Hood concentrated his forces bringing
up Lees corps and whsers cavalry apd full Of eptbusi
asm nj the idea OF having successfully crossed the chata
hoochsc river he uabosomed himself hs army assuring
bis men that he had many muskes Shsrpan; that
the fsderas had but forty days rstoos Of bacon spd
bread and In conclusion, promised 70 compel slSfmau
70 retreat Forrest had been endsavoring 70 do good
work on tho left, aud wheeler wN pow bs despatched
TO operate on the right. A ,ho dncasod q this oonn-
Dental speech Hood gave the order 10 march. wheeler
moved upon Marietta, and skrmshed about that town,
but did not succeed IN occupying u and destroying the
valuable stores accumulated thcre. Stewart moved upon
Big shany reaching the raoad at thai point by goius
around Kenesaw NounssIn and destroyed about ten miles
Of track.
rREHcH's pRrEAr AT ALLArooSA,
stephen D. Lse's corps, the advance Of which ""
under General s. g. French, moved further 70 tho ct
and NORTH making for the important and narrow deac
OF the Alaoona Mountains, through which the railroad
runs. But General John NJ Corsc OF Howsrds army,
having been ordered from Rome, Ca by General sher.
man. had succeeded 10 reaching the gap, and held II
against hs best efforts. French made several attacks
but all failed. Our loss about three hundred killed
and wounded, the rebels losing over ave hundred. A
large number OF Killed and wounded were len on the
hed while many prisoners have been for wardedto Chat
tanooaa- General Corse was slightly wounded. Tns
enemy Hudna his Efforts 10 take the gap In vain, and
having accomplished all the damage 10 the railroad Ia
NJ powsea eoatsusd hh marcia novinx slowly bdsth ~
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsurSGroN, Oct. 1s, 1854.
VESSELS FITTING OUT IN FRENCH PORTS Hox TRB
REBELS NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE rKANcK.
II is that the rebel conspraiors, after England
had refused longer to allow her ports 10 used for
building. equIppiug and manning robeI prvn,esrs trans
fcrred their operations In that ne 10 France Tue United
states authorities have for some time been that
four OF these pes, craft building In the harbors
OF Bordeaux and Nantes, and diplomatic egoris have
been employed to prevent their being allowed pass
the hands OF the rebels TO scourge American
from the high These have win,
and by receut arrival from Europe have
ree1 received from hgebst neither
any others calculated capable Of beeerent
service against this country will be allowed leave the
French ports or lass into The possession Of the rebels
.IL S"tL ihNa Nor~ me AEw Constitution OF
NAM LAND ~ B. THROWN oCr.
II Is stated tonight that Governor Bradford
citod to throw out the soders' upon the
stituon OF Maryland the round that soldiers
MT authorized to vote under the existing law ard
that The Constitutional Convention had right extend
the suffrage beyosd tho ns prescr bed by present
law. II this be So ana tue action OF tn, Governor
tanned By tho courts tue constitution de Gated aud
legal emancipation in Maryland indefinitely postpoaed.
OUR CLAIMS UroS JAPAN ~ A PAIR WAY FOR
sErILsMsSr.
Information his been received hero from ia; an thas
our claims rpon tba. government in fair way Of
being satisfactorily se.ted. the Japnness goyernmsn,
showing an amicabic disposition TO that end.
ssIzUKR OF the SCHOONER wsrcuruL.
Tho N.vy De, artmeut has received Inform ton OF Tho
capture o. lhe rchooner Wachul during september az
sea, By the Unea states schooner Arkansas She pre-
tended 10 be bound from New York 10 Mat tamoros and
having sprung leak. as her captain says making
for New Orleans FOR repars. Her captain also repre-
ssutei hat bs cargo consisted Of lumber and petroleum.
Oil; when tho vessel searched boxes Of
were found and tho vessel therefore seized
GUERILLA RAID on raE OHIO AND CnEsAPsAEn
CANAL.
The super ntendent Of the Chesspe and Oak anal
lot,er dated at Point Of Rocks, Md, says Msby male
n raid on tho boats Saturday, capturing aud burning
four or i've ana carrying away macy mules and horses
and some prisoners. Many boats arc there. bat viii
move until something be done by tho iary authorities
for their protection.
RgsIoyArroY or THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY or rHH
TREASURY.
NJ r. Field Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, has
resigned and John wilson, Of Chicago has been appoint
cd In his place.
DEATH OF MRS. COLONEL WHITLEY.
Mrs. aeorgisna wbIteley, the wife Of Colonel l. A.
whitley, the principal Washington correspondent Of tho
HERALD died 70 day, At be residence Ct her husband 10
cscrgetown after illness OF several months, OF Coz
sumption Tho deceased cstmable Christian lady,
and was beloved by large circle Of friends, as we'll Z"
BY those Immediately connected With her, % wnom
she had becn endeared BY her many excellent QUALITIES
and kindness OF heart
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
S I'll Es R 7 . q ~ i.
Mr.. N. sons Despatch.

MARIxsBuRG, Oct. IS, 1874.
train or about ELK hundred wagons arrived here ass
night, bringing some two hundred wounded, OF whom
two thirds rebels. Their wounds dressed BY
the attention OF Dr. Hayes Medical Director, aud they
were transferred to tie and sent forward 70 bslt
more Captain nbaugn, OF the Second regular
airy, who lost bis right at the battle Of Winchester,
also came down, and has proceeded on his way home.
This train was in charge Of Major Jas. II. Taliman ol
the QuarterE,asers Department and was escorted by
Colonel Hauey, with regiment OF infantry. shortly
after It's arrival General Sheridan in special
from Washington, whittier he had proceeded BY wy
OF Piedmont and the Gap, and the Orange ano
Alexandria Railroad. lie accompanied by Brig Gen.
Stevenson, Commapdsnt OF the narners Ferry Military
district Colonel Alexander, OF the Cnited Stcs Engi
neers Colonel Forsythe Chief Of star MAJOR Forsythc,
Eighth Illinois cavalry, and acting Aid de- am Cptan
0Kiefe and Captain Tdorn, u his star and escorted
by detachment OF the Veteran Reserve corps, under tho
command OF the gallant Lieutenant VIM B'wers late OF
battery l., First New York artillery, vh" los at
Raapaha mock station 10 june 1863 General sheridan
received at the s'aon by General Seward and Capt.
e. Watkins, bis utaGt Gene, n, aud esolrte ~ the
United States Hotel here he ell aud lodged until
six this Sorning when he Icf prompt FOR the 'front.'
Brigsder 0enern.s Weber and Fe-sendcn wers also
here on he way TO the roa and paid tier respects 70
No sooner had General sheridan learned that CAPTAIN
Rodenbaugh was In town 90 hs way home than he LEFT
his quarters, accompanied by his STAR eleven o'coox
at night, to pay a vist to this distinguish he'd young
captain who has been twice wounded in Shefidan'0
campaign since the Is, of July last.
II is probable that the Of the capture OF four
guns train OF wagons and some prisoners by Augurs
forces, near Piedmont. from Mosbys guerillas. haf
already reaced yol therefore this need not be detailed
here
Powes division OF cavalry has been raid Ia Lursp
valley, and has succeeded IN laying that valley in waste
Ia the degree with the Shenandoah. tverything OF
value TO the re- bel use has been destroyed.
While General SheriisG has been absent his flying
circuit about his command we have beea entertaine ed
here by rebel stories Of the defeat OF armies In the
valley. Of these reports ware entirely without
foundation. General sheridan never leaves his
c.inmaGd for two days where 1t is In danger
Of attack. He s always present where
fights and, what Is more the great Napoleon always
thought, lie rs always success'nl
The statement that Coluue q. w. roles died last We'd.
Lesdey lai accouD's-as late as Satar
day-he suiered " tie better HIS condition 10
still however, precarious. Tho brain is seriously In
Iure and purlinns Of II gone.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
The new state Govsrnment Of nary
land.

Blrrrxoss, Oct. 10, 1894.
Tho preliminary work for orsanlsIos the new STATE
soverrrsos Of Maryland under the irss s.s eoos'u-
,on .,rc.sv noes on Under the fact Of the forescps
.,....o. :. "a the adoption Of the constitution,
: s..1. convention was speedily Al hand 70 coz
q, ,as awards upon the faithful friends Of change,
-. 80. hero TO- day and unanimously nominated Hoo.
rbo,. Swami for Governor and Dr. Q. O. Cox for Lieu
.n, Governor This latter 10 an entirely new ONCE 10
NJ sa,s IL not likely that tie democrats and Coz
.srya,iycs viii enter into coatest against the nomns-
,,ons Mr. Swaun past IN the state and CITY is
si sno President Tor long while u tne baltimore
ard ohio Railroad, whom II vas being pushed tnfeufu
10 The ohio river, and suoseqneutly m MAY oI rs
more IN Know Nothing times. rh1ugh a. nrst oodmS
hack on the alton sub ect and Committing mss
TO gradual systeo anAy went over 70 .ne raoioas
uuder The pressure and exisepcy OF immeane s"rs,
and secures q nomination which equivalens w
t,on. Dr. Cor v medical director here, ana ..cs,
Ta,oo, county Hon. Alexander Rends. - esS"sl
Was orr for Attorney Gsosra Of me stats rsoy
. Jump, Of Caroline, Tor Ccnpsreller scd nSn wsss
weisel Tor Judge o. -, coars y SIrsns ~ tcsS II
eve Judges,
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

OF the Army Of the Mississippi Hood beng only tho com
mander Of this isparI meul.
sherman 10 watching every OF his antagonist, and
important operations may be expected frsm thai
quarter.
despatch this morning reports Hood az somervils
No reinforcements have reached him, and hs militia
have nearly all deserted him.
Prominent military believe that tho rebel
ments viii resut disastrorsly to them.
Some rebel force reported at Cedar Hi Spring
neld Tenn, under Holmes The gueriiIas have opened
recruiting camp there.
lbe river had raised two feet the Harpstb shoals,
but Is now falling
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Tho Press Despatch.

WAsniSGros, Oct. Is, 1854.
A gentleman who left Sheridans army yesterday re-
ports that tho rebels reoccupy Sshers Hi, the cfi
of the position heretofore carried by General Crook
are erecting Notifications there. Our troops the
neghborh0od Of Strasburg.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
The Press Dcspstches.


CxoNSAu, Uct. IS, 1854.
rhs Commercial Of this city has . special despatch
from Nashville, which says
ceperal Hood was at ship Gap, three miles east OF
aave,te on the 10th inst General sherman close
on 10 him. battle cannot long be Delayed
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1884.
Hoods army has destroyed the railroad for twenty.
three mcs between Tunnel Hin and Hessacca; also BE-
tween Big shnnty and Allatoona.
Tho rebel commander demanded the surrender oi Req
sacca threatening the garrison With death hs demand
was not complied with Colonel Weaver of the Eighth
uhio Commanding poss refused 10 surrender. After
some brlsk skirInishing the rebel fcrco withdrew.
The enemy advanced upon Dalton. which was surren
dcred without shot BY Colonel Johnson OF the Forty
fourth United State. cocrsd infantry, who coaa 1'''
easily held the town n 20 daposed
Tunnel fIn vas uu umcIes,cd.. The oars aod ou'o"s" "
thst station we're destroyed
From that point Hood vent soushwsrd on he io'e
and was confronted nv the Fourth corpe, under oeoe's
stanley at snake Creek Gap. Severe hsnsns en'ueo'
The result IL not obtaipable.
B,aurssra - reported " - Ne o0nnsaasr'Ia 'sNt
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
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