Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
Very little faith ID placed in this statement.
All il quiet throughout the lines


NV YoEk, November The Herald EN-
phaticaly denies the report Of Sheridan's falling
back. Ills army was never in better condition.
Early il -aid 20 be At New Market reorganiz.
ing.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 9TH learns that
Fitzpatrick wss repulsed in an attack or Wheel.
er's cavalry. protecting Hoods rear Also, that
a cavalry raid has been made on T alladega by
the Yankees
Intelligence received to day from Mexico
states that Carols De Ia C0rdens Sanderal, and
other Jaurist leaders in the department Of Zsca
tecas have givea in their adhesion to The impe
rial Government.
Gen. Mazini, in the name OF the Imperalsts
had Just installed himself at Aatamoras, the
Jauri.t forces there having also submitted to the
new order Of things
Telegraph lines are to be established between
the principal cities of Mexico, connecting by way
OF Texas with the United States. Another will
connec, Mexico with fucstsn, and submarine
cable will be laid TO Cuba In this way il is ex
pccted that Mexico city will soon be in direct
and instantaneous communication with New
Y ork, Havana and San Francisco
The forces lately under command of General
OrtegO are said TO be completely dispersed
Whole companies have voluntarily come to the
various municipal authorities and laid down their
arms
Transports with troops arrived here this morn
ing
The Richmond Enquirer of the ID announces
the capture of Plymouth By our gunbosts
After three hours fighting the forts were passed
and all their guns dlsm0unted. when the rebels
evacuated under a severe shclling.
The Herald publishes 4 full list Of the rebel
government at Richmond. including the names
of members OF Congress.
A New Orleans letter says:
An important movement against the rebels is
expected to take place shortly.
The Eras correspondent from Mobile saws:
All is quiet here. Our dispatch boats go so
near the city that the color of ladies dresses ON
the streets can be discefned with glasses Our
boats are never molested
The steamships Sierra Nevada aud Guiding
Star left New York Yesterday for New Orleans
Great frauds have been discovered in the print
ing bills of the late convention matter. Gov.
Hahn is accused of knowing too much of the
affair
The merchants of Vicksburg contributed four
thousand dollars to the Illinois Sanitary Fair
Pierre Soule Is in Vera Cruz on his way to the
city of Mexico.
1t is officially announced that Gen. Doblado
asked for safe conduct to Mexico but was re
fused
Montreal letters say of the trial Of the St Al
bans raiders:
No one doubts the decisions of the Judge Con-
sui to be in favor of the delivery of the prisoners
to our government as robbers. That such de-
cision should be reached is unquestonably the
desire OF the Canadian Government. The de
livery OF the prisoners may be delayed by writ
of habeas corpus from one of the higher courts
of the Province.
New York papers contain little beside com
ments on the coming election, and advice to
voters. The leading organs OF the parties dls.
play great confidence of favorable results
The details of the news by the America is as
follows:
The London Post says the recent auction sale
of war material furnished to China and sent back
attracted considerable attention among the Fed
eral and Confederate agents. The sale compris-
ed Whitworth guns, breechoading rifles, bayo-
nets, shot shell and other material The prices
obtained were nominal