Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
Telegraphic Dispatches
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MIDNIGHT REPORT
GENERAL NEWS.
DEATH OF CEN. CANDY.
LATER FRO MISSOURI.
Interesting from Georgia.
RUMORED CABINET CHANGS.
From the Shenandoah Valley.
The Destruction Of Property.
&C., &C.. &c &C.. &c.
RUMORED CABINET CHANGS
PROM new YORK.

NV YORK. November 1.-THE Times Nash
vile correspondent OF the l2lh, writes a. fol-
lows.
Beauregard'- headquarters are at Cornth
Hood. with Cbeathsm's corps Is at Florence
The entire rebel army which year ago mum.
bered 10 900 veterans cannot now muster more
than 40 600. including FORESTS cavalry and Dick
Taylors men.
The same correspondent saws the reports of
the fight AZ JohnsOnyile. in which Forrest claims
such great victory, are most unheard of exsg
geratiOns Instead OF the government suffering
six millions of dollars, one million will exceed
the total government loss. The facts are these:
Forrest on the night Of the 9TH, planted a bat.
terry Of ten guns opposite Johnsonv Ille, and next
morning knocked to pieces three tu.clads and
seven transports The next day lie shelled the
town for As hours, and then left In the mean
while portion of Wheeler cavalry aud brig.
ade of mounted infantry appeared on the south
side of the fort. but finding it strong and well
garrisoned, they returned to Florence. During
the Smelling every bridge but one was struck. aud
ONLY two burned. What little stores were there
were only slightly damaged
Detective Foseey to-day recovered $4,000 in
bonds, which were part OF the proceeds Of the
forgery on the Bank of Commerce.
The Posts correspondent in the field. in Geor
gis. under date of the 10Th, says: The latest
heard from Sherman says: This army is under
the immediate command of General Sherman,
and has been for several days past taking things
quite easy. but il has not been idle for there has
been n healthy degree Of activity, pretty much
like that OF prize fighter undergoing his train.
ing.
Transportation has been reduced TO the sim.
plest necessities Of the occasion. The sick and
wounded are sent TO the rear All unnecessary
armaments are dispensed with, and extra tents
and baggage removed. Tue army is literally
stripped for march and fight The surgeons re
port the men in the healhiest possible state, and
a more cheerful set Of men cannot be imagined
They have faith in their leader
Another letter says General Sherman a few
days ago wrote to his father law, Hon. Thos.
Ewing, that he was the leader of the bravest and
best army that ever marched on American soil.
After referring to the sad condition of the ref
ugees flying from starvation 10 the North, this
correspondent somewhat Significantly saws. the
most guilty offenders have not vet escaped,
and the lower parts of this State have ~ vet re
manned secure from the approach OF the Yankee
In these districts millions of bales Of cotton
have been stored Thousands Of slaves are here
gathered upon friendly plantations. Here have
the more wealthy rebels retrested as our army
advanced Southwark The valuable machinery
ltOn and manufacture of cannon, small and diff
terent kinds of ammunition in Augusta were re-
moved.
am told there Is stored nearly half a million
bales of cotton al Augusta alone. while the
largest powder magazine in America is there,
containing the largest supply Of powder in the
rebel States
Our soldiers. too, are confined in loathsome
prisons IN these parts Would il not be a noble
achievement could these prisoners be free,
rebel wealth destroyed. their munitions of war,
the machinery and ,heir important cities cap
tured
Gals Washington letter says il is reported that
Thurlow Weed il about to purchase the National
lntelligencer.
The Tribune's " Washington special has the fol
lowing:
The rumor market was hourly stocked this
evening with the following programme: T. VI.
Stsnton. Chief Justice; b. +. Butler Secretary
of War: X J Walker. Secretary of the Treas
ury; : p Chase. Minister TO England
The cost of guerrilla warfare to the rebels in
Virginia has been very severe The Richmond
Wing says committee of ~ were appointed to
make an estimate of Losses in The county OF
Rockingham inflicted by Sheridan in executing
the order TO destroy the haunts Of guerrlss, and
their report shows total loss Of SOS 200 600
MOsby and his gang il institution of little
profit TO the rebels.
The Commercials Washington special of the
18th saws.
Richmond papers Of Tuesday have been re.
eeyed
They give no mention of Sherman's move
ments, which fact is regarded here ss evidence
ihut be has met with success
The rebel Senate and House hVd secret ses
sion on Monday. At which il is surmised the ques.
ton OF srming the slaves was discussed
II is reported that the President seriously con
templates issuing another proclamaiiOn of am
nesty
The Statement, that Thurlow Weed has our
chased the Intelgencer is untrue
Mr. Chase and Mr RAYMOND are mentioned
to succeed Mr. Adams TO England