Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-21
TelegraphiC Dispatches,
sErOErrD ExrzEzLT TOH THE BAnr STATE sxSTIsrI.
MORNING REPORT.
G E N ERA L N EW S.
OPERATIONS AT MOBILE.
DISTRESS AMONG THE REBELS.
LATER FROM SHERIDAN.
The Rebels Raising Negro
Regiments.
The Spring Campaign About to Open.
&c, &c., &cs de.. &c.
The Spring OampaignAbo to Open
&c. &c., &cs de.. &c.


from New YORK.
NEW YoRK, March 20 The Herald's Mobile
bay correspondent the 9Th inst. says:
Refugees who have come into the uuiOn lines
from the city of Mobile, reported that the rebel
troops had been going from there since the lst OF
February. some going 10 South Carolina. but
there still remains in and around the town l5,OoO
men, most OF them however, are citizens, many
of them are very young BOYS and old and in6rm
men. The attack Of the national forces was
daily expected
The women and children were being sent
away There was great disrress among the poor
Torn meal selling for Sl5 per bushel. wheat
-four 81 81 per pound, and bacon at 81 ST. per
pound. Oae dollar in greenbacks sold for TWEEN
ty Eve in rebel notes 2O5 bales of cotton were
piled up in a heap at the depot Of the MOBILE &
Ohio railroad, ready for transportation into the
interior.
AS soon "a the rebels should become convinced
OF their in biliry ia hold the place. the citizens
bell v-d G,n. Maury, the rebel nman e.,
would burn the city Il he was compelled 10 sDan
dOu il.
severe wind storm visited Mobile Bag on
tn evening of the o.h inst, snd continued near
~ ~ hours
Two transports OF the national leet we're
driven ashore AMI some damage war done 20
one or two other vessels
The Times correspondent gives details Cf
Shtridan's movements After leaving c ,lumbi'
a movement was made nOTthwArd, sinking The
canal AT several points, where It Was broken up
While on the WAY, Carter learned that E,rly
with 900 men, four hours before. MAS hying to
wares 2Ichmoud. This MAS the FIRST heard Of
him since he w.s at Wayntsboro
The T,ihuDe says il has Driva'e information
thar Gen. Lee has notified JEFF ID wis that it j.
impossible, with the means at has command, to
make head against the union forces cOncen-
iratingdor his overthrow.
FILES of late Richmond papers show that the
efJt TO raise begrO regiments for the rebel AT
mies lave commenced in earnest The Official
order has been Issued and rendezvous FOR the
reception of recruits, slave aud free. has been
established and all who aie received siil be
mus cred in for the war.
Gen. Lee, in letter on the 10Th inst, urges
on the work of raising and organizing negro
troops and s very anxious to witness their first
experiment in fighting for the rebel cause
The Tribune's army of the Potomac cores
pondent OF the 10th says. all goes 10 show We
will have a shOit, but severe canpe ign in few
DAYS, a series Of contests will have begun be
gun between the two great armies which will
cause pro ound excitement all through the north.
The Tribune also has assurance from the highest
quarter that Secretary McCulloch will issue no
more gold bearing interest bonds, aud no sddi-
ton will be made TO the volume of currency.
Secretary Stanton from the front to-day, says
Gran; knows Just what be is about.
The Tribune's Washington special says he is
still on the war path, and will be soon heard from
again inhcting punishment on the rebels.