Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-30
kxrHkssLr DAILY STATE sEsTSrL
MORNING REPORT.
No Postponement of the Balti-
more Convention.
Pennsylvania DELEGATES INSTRUCT
Ed FOR LINCOLN.
Our Losses in the He'd River
Expedition.
GENERALS FRANKLIN AND STONE TO
BE RT-MARTIALED.
Beauregard and his Forces on the
way to Richmond.
GuerrilIas wade Indiana.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
From New York.

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NEw YORK, April 29.-Special dispatches 4
the Times, IRON Washington, say:
Facts showing the determined energy wit
which the rebels are concentrating troops in Vir
! ginia, continue TO multiply.
The President received dispatch from Gen.
eral Butler to-day. stating his belief that tn
rebe forces are Withdrawing from North Caro-.
lima aud Fastening 10 reinforce Lee.
As far AS heard IRON, up to IL o'clock o-night
nothing of importance had transpred at tn
front.
Note of preparation is still heard, and ncna-
tiops are that collision cannot long be de.
ayed.
Burnside left yesterday by a special convey
ance To join his command, and the signal corp
that has been stationed here through the winter
leit their camp day or two since to join th,
army.
1t is now generally understood here that Lee
will endeavor to bring a fight without leaving
his entertainments.
A letter received to day from Admiral Porter
pronouncing that Banks recent expedition was
disastrous failure; besides. over thirty pieces d
artillery, large quantity of small arms, severa
hundred wagons and first class gunboat, the
Eas,por, and nearly 900 prisoners have beer
lost; and in addition, "A safe containing million
dollars in greenbacks.
The report in circulation that Banks is TO b,
superseded by SIckles Is untrue.
Gen Franklin and Stone who lie uuder the i'm
putatlon OF having through neglect aud careless
ness, contributed greatly 10 the disasters in Lous
ana, will be relieved and probably court mar
tia!ed.
The Herald's Washington special of the 2stt
says:
There is rupture in the Cabinet Secretary
has. an. h,a
insulted by the assignment of Blair To the com
mind OF the l7th Corps
The correspondent adds: Ii H. suspected that
the breach Is SO wide that il cannot be healed.
The above is given Tor what il is worth II
looks very like canard.
The Worlds special saws:
lt Is now understood that Newbern and W ash.
ington, c., are safe, as the retcls are concen-
tratng To guard against flank movement on the
James river
The Herald has letter from the feet off vii
mingtOn. 22d. which says:
Beauregard went through Wilmington on the
2lst with large number of troops, Ell route to
Richmond
The enemy are sending all the men they can
TO the rebel capital
The Heralds Yorktown letter. of the 26th,
saws:
a rebel deserter reports considerable panic
at Richmond aud Petersburg. and that the rebels
are leaving, IN momeutary expectation OF the APP
pearance oi one or more strong columns of our
troops.
Many Of the rebel inhabitants are moving
south, aud the impression prevails generally that
the present campaign will result in Federal sue
cess. aud that Richmond must tall.
The Herald's Grand Ecore dispatch of the 10Th
saws
Our total loss is 3 3.400, OF which the killed do
not exceed 800
Emorys division of the 18th corps lost 6l
killed AMI Al wounded The missing will in
crease this 10 6O0
Lees cavalry lost 500
Reports say Magruder is between Shreveport
and Gen Steele with II 900 men.
The Irtnne's special says:
Gen. Butler will take the field and Gen Smith
has been ordered to report to him
Gems. Gilmore aud Smith will command a
corps under Butler when the right time arrives.