Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
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Noon Reports.
W HINGT0N n W s..
intended Invasion of Mary land
by the Rebels.
MOVEMENTS or SIUARTS CAVALRY.
The Enemy Strengthens his Pickets
on the Rapidan.
Rebel Atrocities in North
Carolina.
John .NOrgans Command on
the .uOre.
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&c. &c. &c. Nc.. Ac.

ingtOn dispatch SAYS:
1t i said that the House Committee on For
eign Affairs will shortly report series of resO
lutons in reference 10 the Mexican question,
taking strong grounds in favor of the Monroe
doctrine
Mobile papers of the 9th say the Union forces
attempted to land on Dauphin Island, thinking
that it was unoccupied; but. happening to catch
sight of Confederate soldiers concealed and
waiting receive them, they hastily retired. flu
riously sheling the woods atterward. They also
say Union picket boats reconnOitre with impunity
to the foot of Fort Gaines wharf
The Herald's Washington dispatch of the 18th
saws:
The Secretary of the Treasury will not en-
ploy any agents 10 carry into effect the powers
conferred on him by the gold bill. 1t is not ex-
pected any action will be bad under it for several
days. and perhaps weeks.
Lieut. Gen Grant is expected to reach here on
Tuesday next, but will proceed without delay to
his headquarters in the field with the Army OF
the Potomac
Mr. Clement C Burev. of Philadelphia, ar
rived here to-day. bearing rumor that the reb-
els intend another invasion of Maryland.
His statements are entitled To some credit,
from the fact that he made the earliest announce.
ment OF Lees intended invasion OF Maryland
last June.
Some facts in partial corroboration of this re-
port are known here
IL is believed that the enemy is burning 10
avenge the raid of Kilpatrch. and that while Gen
Grant is preparing for the capture of Richmond
Lse will execute one of his bold movements and
abandon his communication with the rebel capi
tai and make dash for Washington or for the
of the Army OF the Potomac
Two of our soldiers we're captured Yesterday
near Munson's Hill showing that rebel scouts are
In orI ti,
defense of the forts around Washington indicate
that the military authorities apprehensive OF
a f0rsy at least. if not for movement of the
main body of Lees army toward the national
Capitol
Gen Meredith left for ST Louis to night, where
he i ordered.
The House naval committee have submitted
the question of selecting a site tor a NAVY Yard
at some point on the Ohio river. to Judge Spaud
ing. of Ohio. and Gen. Morehe al. of Penusyva
nia, who are TO examine into the matter and re-
port at early day
Secretary Chase has been called upon by
large number. members OF Congress and others
urging the claims of their particular friends a,
agents to be employed under the gold bill
IL is understood that the Secretary does no
intend TO make any such appointment fh,
matter will probably be left to the Assistan
Treasurer of New York
a Washington special to the Tribune. date,
the 18th, SAYS:
Stuart has not crossed at Fredericksburg will
5000 men
Grey writes from headquarters under to-day
date. as follows:
By reason of reports that Stuart was concen-
trating large boodie> of cavalry At Frederick
burg, preparatory 10 monster raid, one cavalr
corps has been placed under orders to move at
moments notice
The widest rumors are in circulation regard
lug Stuart's movements.
A report at WarrentOn saws Stuart bivouacke
last night few miles south OF that place. tu
nothing confirm the rumor had been receive
when the mail train passed that place this morn
ing
The enemy has strengthened hls pickets alOn.
the RlDdan, and also erected new and mad
more formidable his works opposite tn, severa
foris
The story of the conspiracy in Kentucky
discredited among prominent Western Congress
men.
Gen Custer. who was thrown from carriag
last Thursday and severely injured, is considera
blv better
The steamer Ellen TORY, from Newbern th
18th has arrived
Two Federal prisoners were frozen to death o
the wav from Richmond TO Amercus. Ga: 3
escaped from the cars
The hanging of 81 Union soldiers at Kingston
and the reported hanging of several compAnie
OF the 81 North Carolina regiment, has given
start 10 the enlistment of rebel co1scripts an
deSerters into our ranks. who are eager TO aveng
these atrocities.
The Newbern Times urges the sending of %
600 troops into North Clrolina Newbern
SAYS. j. impregnabe but the time has come fC
the Federal army To penetrate the interior. cal
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patton.
The steamer Havana from New Orleans th
llth. has arrived
IN The fight on the Wschi,a river. by whc
Admiral Porter captured the rebel fort At Harri
sonburs. one OF our vessels was struck thrtl
three times
Lieut. Williams. OF the 4h Wisconsin. W.
killed by guerrillas recently, not for from Ne
Orleans
The report of the capture OF Yazoo City. wit
the llth Illinois regiment i repeated via Ne
Z Orleans bnf J. douf,tleSs unfrue