Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
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DAILY SENTINEL
TelegraphiC Dispatches
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MORNING REPORT.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK PAPERS.
ATLANTA NOT VET TAKEN.
THE REBELS HOLD THE CITY
Rebel General Hood Killed.
REPORTS FROM TIE POTOMAC
The Rebels at Martinsburg.
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NEw YORK, July 2l---A special dispatch to
the Herald. dated Nashville. Jufy 26 has the
following: n es.--.,..
Sensation dispatches dated Atlsnta July 22d,
published in the Western papers create a totally
false impression
We have not vet occupied Atlanta. but il is
believed here that Yeghaye done better than that
and are keeping Ho0d's army in IL -.iis -lih
Hood appears to have been much chagrined
regarding the fight Of the 22d 80 'ral
There has been no fighting since the 22l
All the railroads leldTng from AtIanta. ex-
cept the Macon road, have been destroyed by
Tsere apbe.rs @ toSbe No aiisabo-itisd IN oarp sr
10 hasten the occupation of Atlanta.
Other thiogs crl be done besides attacking the
enemy in his works and Gen Sherman Is not
likely to force engagement in which the enc
my willhaye every advantage.
Reliable information has been received that
everything goes on right .
/ 4 special to the Herald, dated Hirper's Ferry ],
July 90 saws:
The statement IN The b Gilmore American to-
day that Hunters forces had met with a disaster
aud that Gems Kelly and Averiii were killed, Is
untrue 60 = Fr
! General Crook. who was in command at Win
chester, retiredin good -osier- before superior
force after a severefcht bringing all his artillery
Portions Of GU cavalry stampeded, |. out since
been reorganzed.
Every precAusioa has been made b give. The
rebels warm reception II they cross the Poto-
mac. - 49, EtZ rrsfa.sr-f -. e..
Information just received places their numbers
at about = 300 = ---og.0 C,.-s-0 C
sFhere is no truth in the statement -,has HiH
I and LOngstreet are with them.
General Erly's command returned, having
rha bad sod
IN rpIrsuft GtftAs ff -4ltlt + E1 .itI Al.
The Trbune's Washington special says:
Colonel aalligan Is Wounded. aud prisoner.
Reports from the valley create no excitement
The report about LoDgslreet is not believed
The Herald Washiuetor special says: = - =
Washington and Baltimore are not considered
in any danger from the present movement. aud
unless the rebel force IL maeh larger than ANY
suppose, its career will bc a short one ssl
Gen. Wright has been assigned to the com
mand of the 9th aud 18Th corps.
Gen. Rlcket has command OF the 9th corps
The Heraid's Baltimore. dis patch dated. J July
26. 6.Says----s...--..--.-...- ss-
at last aecouBts GEN Cook had. succeeded in
driving the advanceof the enemy. which vas
phshihg north, back to Bunker Hill, ten miles
south of MartinSburg.
Rumors are current of i fight near Harpers
Ferry in which Hunter WIS badly wofsted They
very indefinite however
The Times special says:
So .iarhsJs kneSn fhe Fe5e!s haze halted at
Martinsburg.
No force has been >eeil-near Bolivsr
The Baltimore ami Ohio Railroad has not been
iniureJ~~. a-~-~,,~s-,,. ,-....-
The +ebel@ Apseared- before MArtiisburg at
$3.50 NJ. yesterday showing two lines about
25.0O0 strong
h The coinn sbds of lsarly and 1ireekirilee have
been i61heti tv Mofgar's cavalry, riI under t4en
HILL
An official dsdatch from Headquarters Army
Of the, Potomac July %. ssys:
Nothina. ee-oet sio,s,t sheIiif4 aud fleket
has been made with the rebels. the cOmmaud-
ers has strictly forbidden it,
Richmond papers of the 22i claim "A decided
victory at Athmtaand declare thu the fe,iersls
we're driven back with heavy loss
The same pa pers' :tlso state tirat the federals
were defeated At Smokers Gap by Early and 4
7 number OF prisoners eagtared
Nepy-few-deserters edne iiI.o our Iiaes now rs
The rebels keep strict watch
= The Times Baltimore cor resf,DfiCi.nt SOS. W
There IS n0-apprehensiohs entertained tim the
rebels will demonstrate towards Washington or
Baltupre this lime .-.. s=s
General Crook says the force which attacked
I him near Winchester on Sunday was greatly
superior 10 his own
!. They ySb0we9 front OF four miles overlapping
him on both wings. and could iensiy. hlve en-
Seos sssi-l,jm u he had tIotsrefreAtesi~ e = 81
Ii IS feared that Colonel Mulligan is killed,
bnt tue reported capture or death of Crook or
Averill i uniounded