Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-14
&C. &c. SC. &c Sc.
From rcw YerN.

NEv IORK. October l3-1he Richmond
Whig has a dispatch rom Augusta, Ca, which
says the reported capture OF Rome, with 5000
negroes, il confirmed.
The Yankees destroyed all their stores and
two squares OF the business portion OF TIC
town
Gen. Wheeler dashed into Marietta and burned
= block Of stone houses. mf
The yellow fever siili prevails IN the city OF
Charleston.
The Herald's SHENANDOAH correspondent ms
the following:
The situation in the Shenandoah Valley i ex-
tremely satisfactory.
There is now large body of organized rebels
prepared TO operate sgainst Sheridan in the val
lev.
Lieut.. MYERS. OF Gen. NeIritt's staff, goes to
Washington With the coloIs captured in the re-
cent successful operations Of our cavalry.
Dispatches to the Richmond Wing. dated Au
gusts. Ga san. say tie capture OF Rome is Goa
sidered doubtful
Gen Sherman teiegraphed from Altoona o.
the evening of the 9Th as follows:
Hood. on our approach has moved rapidly
b,ck to Dallas.
4 Winchester oil tie lJ,h contains the follow
The hospitals have been put in fine condition.
Sheridan's field hospital is just on the outskirts
OF the Town anu COutu hdFulN DC iLilIONcu. &c
tents are pitched on an elevation that drains
we'll
Eighteen rebel surgeons attend TO their own
wounded.
A private OF the I4th Illinois publishes a stale
ment relative to the horrors OF the An1eFsonyiile
prison. He s,ys all the stories published con
corning the cruel treatment of the prisoners are
true. Their sufferings are represented a being
very great.
The. Tribune and world, this morning. both
claim the election in Pennsylvania Sufficient
Ieturns TO decide have not vet been received
Gen. Sherman's report occupies twenty col
umus in the Army and Navy Journal. The
Times copies freely this morning.
The aggregate strength of Sherman army on
the first of Nav. was 9s. 797 and 90 guns
The report includes al operations from Chst
tannooga TO Atlanta.
The Commercial's Washington special states
that a telegram from City Point says that six
Pennsylvania regiments gave $50 Union aud III
Democratic votes
Gen. Banks was closetcd several hours with
the PI esideni TO day.
The Times correspondent has been captured
by guerrillas in the Shenandoah Valley.
There was no var news up to . O'Clock i, he
War Department.
The Posts Washington special of the 18th
saws:
The railroad to Manassas and beyond i again
in running order.
Supplies have been furnished General Shsri
dan.
The Commercials washington special OF the
l3lh SAYS:
Mr. Chase i. freely spoken Of a. the most
probable successor 10 Chief Justice fancy
Tie New Orleans Picayune Of the 5,h ms,
says:
We earn b, the arrival Of the schooner
Cleaner, from Natamorss on the ODD ale. that the
town had not been taken up to that time Coz
,iass had 600 men Il Matamoras ready 10 meet
the French which were expected FROM Montere,
The Herald's Eewbe!n letter SAYS:
The fever still Isges violently. Numerous
deaths reported.
Several escaped prisoners from Andersonyilie
arrived AZ Newbern say over a hundred escaned
the same night with them.
A great many refugees are arriving from vii
mington, mostly females.
The London times correspondent, writing from
Loukins, subsequent 70 the capture. says:
The market will now be opened to foreign
trade. and Eugland France and America will en-
joy equal privileges.
Jem Mace arrived at Dublin on the 24.h of
September.
The fight with Joe Coburn takes place Tues
day. the 4th of October.
Mace came from Wales, where be had been
putting the finishing touches on his training
A number of celebrities OF the prize ring had
reached Dublin.
Complete arrangements have been made re
specting the battle.
Six TO four given on Mace on the day of his ar
rival.
A new blockade runner was sunk while she
vas entering Charleston hsrbof last Wednesday
Gen Beauregard made a speech a. Greensboro,
y, z last night. He said that the Confederate
arms had been crowned with many successes, aud
that reverses must be looked for, and that he
never desponded even in the mids, Of the most
terrible battles. He said that all was going well
at Richmond and Petersburg. and we must en-
dure. hope and fight, and our Independence is
certain.
A dispatch from City Point says that si1 Penn
sylv.niA Regiments cast ] OIL votes -l2l Demo
cratic.