Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
Telegraphic Dispatches.
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MIDNIGHT RE PORT.
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GENERAL NEWS.
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
Wars and RumOrs Of Wars
GEN. BUTLER In TROUBLE.
ONLY 100000 WORTH.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Interesting from Fortress Monroe.
The Great American Armada.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Interesting from Fortress Monroe.
The Great American Armada.
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NV YORK, November 1.-The Gunner
ciafs Washington special says that Assistant
Secretary Fox, with other officials, have gone 10
Fortress Monroe 10 view the immense fleet a.
sembled there under command OF Admiral Por
ter II i bs far the largest armada ever col
leced for single expedition since the war be
gun Every vessel il completely prepared with
a full complement OF men and guns on board
How soon the flee, will .ail Is known only - the
Admiral
The friends of Gen Banks say he will return
to Louisiana. and there Is no foundation ot The
Cabinet rumOrs concerning him
Resolutions have been offered Ia tire rebel
Congress TO fix the price OF provisions foI cit
zen. by commissioners, the same Ar is done for
the army aud TO gran, amnesty 10 persons hos
tile 20 the rebellion provided they will now sup
port il.
The Richmond Sentinel OF Friday SAYS the
latest dispatches from Hood make no mention OF
a fight ~ Decatur which the Yankee claim a. a
victory.
Besutegard j. with Hood. army. and viii re
main with il throughout the campaign
The steamer Ocean Queen has arrived from
Aspinwsll Ola the 5th--cOnsgned 90 this port b,
the u = steamer Grand Gulf. She brings AZ
900 in specie
The Government OF Chill had ackuowl ed yed
Spain aud Peru as belligerents. and proclaimed
coal To he contrabaud OF war. and not to be sup
piled 10 either OF these nations vessels
The question of the annexation 81! Central
America to the Mexican Empire is being dis
cussed amoHg politicians There j. no probsb
ity however. that anything .; the Kind viii be
carried out Every government IL Central
America IL opposed to such movement. Ru
mors are prevalent 20 The effect Guatemala and
Salvador are Ill tly 20 make hostile movement
against Honduras: also an invasion OF Salvador
by CT President Banoi- Is immineut. These IA
mols seem however. 20 ne without foundation
The passage of United States troops across
the lsthmus of Pdnsma bad created much cN
element. but il h ID sabsidcd
Rear Admiral George Pearson took com
mand OF tho United State -qnairon in the FAci
IL on the 25th all
Mes-is -. n W. smith. bankers Ia New Or
leans this morning applied for and obtained al
attachment, agains' ten Butler Ia the sum Of
$780, 900 ca aocount Of Selling all their funds
aud private accounts and s60 600 in coin IN New
Orleans ia May. 1862 They say the deioud
ant returned ali Snt the coin which thev sllcpe
he converted 10 his Own use. Subsequently, the
surrogate was served With an attach ment on ac
eoun, OF the ptopert, Nillei 70 zen Butler by
his brother
The Post Washington special says planters
in the lower countries Of Maryland have agreed
10 pay their taxes
Annual wsges are varying IRON sou to Sl0n.
From Caro-.
c.Ro, Nov l3-Thc steamer Luna. from
New Orleans on the 9th, has arrived, and dis
charged one lhou.and barrels of pork At Mem
phis.
Thirteen transports were lying at the mouth Of
White river
The sLrgeou Who attended General CANDY has
! arrived al Memphis and reports his wound very
| serious His recovery is considered doubtful.
+ General Candy on the deck OF sunbosi
when shot
The gunboat Emma has turned back, and Al
+ Last accounts was making all speed for Vcksburg
The steamer Pauline Carroll had been fred
into from Ruck Island There was gunbost
4 Smelling the woods of that place when the Luna
passed.
The Iona brought 700 bales ui cotton, and
six hundred barrels OF coffee Two hundred
bales of the cotton, and the coffee for Csiro,
the remainder oi the cotton FOR 81 Louis
Several attempts to cross Texas cattle over the
Mississippi rivet iVs Hoods army, had been
/ frustrated by the 2unboats. Learning that the
main herd numbering about three thousand
strongly guarded bad crossed Black river,
Col Fanaf. commanding At Nadalis started in
pursuit OF them. put the enemy learning his
movements. broke camp aud moved ,he cs,il.
beyond the river. Fsnaf, however dashed iui0
and across the river aud rode - sn tie guards
andcaptured one thrd OF Inc ct,'ic and dispersed
tho remainder. He took several horses m1les
and Brig Gen Conner.
A rehe faS 81 truce reach,G Cairo yesterday
requesting exchange of citizen prisoners thew
had captured ar steamboat. The request vas ~.
fused
New Ode,Hs paper, Of the 7h ste withou,
news
The rebels A. iiu attempting cross the
river At Gaines Landing. 70 Hoods assistance
Gen REYNOLDS of the 18Th corps with bis
brigade and Ashland'- brigade noment-fily
expected from NeksbGrg
Il il supposed that the rebels have : force on
Mississippi side of he river co operating
The main portion 1T me Texas army i. under
Naerudef
T. ! rc- believed crossing c-n be efectee