Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-23
T~elegraphic Dispatches
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FOR Morning Report See Eipst Page.l
MIDNIGHT
Latest w ar News.
PROM THE SHENANDOAH
VALLEY.
EXTRACTS from REBEL PAPERS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE REBEL CONGRESS
EVACUATION OF FORT CaswELL.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Furthea Proceedings of the Mis-
souri, Convention.
&c. &C., &c. &C.. ae.
Furthea Proceedings of the Mis-
souri, Convention.
&c. &c, &c. &C. &c.
From New York.

INV YORK, January 22-The Rerald's
Shenandoah Valley correspondent says: An in
telligent gentleman from Madison z. IL, says
that rebel officers told them that the holding of
Richmond for any considerable time is despaired
OF BY JEFF. Davis and Gen. Lee The public
archives not necessary for immediate use are be
ing sent into the inferior. JEFF. Davis is deter
mined that the cit shall no, fall into our hands
except As a heap Of ruins.
News from the Shensndosh Valley report.
great suffering.
The rebels are still near Newmarket and
Stanton.
The good conduc; OF The citizens of Savannah
has had its effect upon the citizens of Winches-
ter. sud the people who have heretofore been
warm supporters of the rebellion have shown
great change.
Preparations have been made u make Hsr-
per's Ferry n great military depot.
In consequence of family affection, Bfigadier
General " H. Powell has rendered his rssigua-
ton. Some time since a protes, against It's sc
ceptance was sent TO Washington. but the neces
sity was so great that the war department has
accepted il.
The Richmond Dispatch Accounts for the great
rise IN gold BY the fact that the property of refu
gees is being sold 20 escape confiscation.
The rebel currency u being converted into
gold az any price.
4 nc negroes VINO nave Oeen 0OdIuEIE ErbcI
currency are selling II preparation, 10 running
away.
In the rebel Senate a resolution was adopted
TO inquire into the treatment of prisoners of war
on both sides.
Gen. Early made AL earnest protest against
the discharge of the committee to inquire into
his drunkenness. He challenges any enc TO
prove that he vas ever drung, in camp. on the
march or in battle.
At an early hour on the 18th three light
draught steamers wen. up Cape Fear river 70 .
position opposite Fort Fisher.
Several transports were found iu tho river con
Meeting with the fort.
At a. r.. on the 9Th the enemy evacuated.
and blew up Fort Caswell They also destroyed
several vessels in tee river, supposed 70 be block
sde runners
The stores arc being conveyed to the shore
from our transport feet.
The Hersld's Fortress Monroe CORES 2ondent
Of the 18th says: Six hundred rebel officers ard
men went up the landing that day to be ex-
changed for the same number of uDion prison
ers
A general overhauling OF Batler's late depart.
men; has commenced.
aThe-- Hersld's NewsOriesrs correspondent OF
the 18th has the following:
The British bark John Bull was lost ia a gale
off the mouth of the Rio Grande. with ! ,395
bales of cotton.
Six hundred OF the eight hundred prisoners
captured at Fort Gsines have been exchanged in
Mobile HARDER.
The steamer noorely was in Mobile Harbor
ready TO sail with / 600 bales OF cotton for New
YORK, for the benef; of rebel prisoners in our
hands.
The Herald's Buenos Ayers correspondents
saya the Indians are very bad in their excur-
sions. approaching near The city aud driying OF
large numbers of cattle and stock.