Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09

Ngw YoRk, January s.-The new Governor
Magraih. OF s c., has issued a proclamation
calling upon all free white men between the age.
of sixteen and sixty to come to the defense OF
Charleston, willing il they will. forciblv IL nee
essay.
The Richmond Examiner suggests the hang
ing Of certain merchants in Wilmington, who re
fused to take confederate money while our fee
was before that city
The Raleigh Confederate says tue surrender Of
the junior reserves By Major Reese near For
Fisher was at act very damaging 10 his teputa
ton.
The Columbia South Carolinian says: Il ap-
pears that numbers OF Union prisoners who had
agreed to join the rebel army TO escape rebel
prison, had been discovered in plot to escape %
Sherman's lines. Seven were shot, aud the re-
mainier sent TO prison
General Taliferro is 10 command OF the dis
trict OF Charleston, succeeding General Ransom,
General Smith is in Augusta
General Brown, brother of ex Gov Brown. of
Tennessee. is recovering from bis wounds re.
ceived at franklin.
The Raleigh Progress says of the Rosuoke
affair." in which the rebels at first claimed so great
a victory that il did not amount to much no one
being killed or seriously wounded on either
side
The Richmond Enquirer reports sk;rmsh OF
the Spring Place road, near Dalton. Georgia, 10
which the rebels captured 20 prisoners, IL horses
and 40 or so stand OF arms. There j. no date
given
The Mobile Register reports steamer power
fully armed, Just completed at that city has "a.
ken her place in the harbor.
The Herald's Washington special contradic;s
the report that Fremont has been appointed min
ister 10 France
The Herald's City Point correspondent saws
the boiler of an engine exploded on the 5th, dan
gerously wounding conductor Douglas Anderson
OF Hornelsville. and breaking the collar bone Of
engineer Erastus Gray Of Alliance Ohio
The Times Washington special says: IL is
rumored that Gen. Sherman has communicates
10 the president that the Georgia state authori
ties have applied to come back into the Union,
and that Secretary Stsntons visit TO Savannah
is doubtless in connection with this subject
The Times says General Thomas has been
made major general in the rebel army. vice Gen
eral Scott. resigned, dating from his victory over
Hood
Similar nominations for Sherman, Meade and
Sheridan have been sent TO the Senate.
The Richmond Sentinel, jeff Davis organ,
has leader under the head of The Government
and Opposition, in which the opposition receives
severe lsshing
They are denounced ;actious, disafectcd.
MALICIOUS most OF Neacnefous, malcOOtents, ira
duccrs and friends OF the north They are paint
cd as emnenily dangerous to the south. and il
theS would quit southern territory i, would be a
happy radiance
The Sentinel says this opposition is contempt
ible in numbers and don't include in its rank one
single man eminent for virtue and talent. and in
whom the people have been accustomed TO con
hde. Ii is strange il devotes so long and marked
au article 20 H.
The Richmond Enquirer admits that the rebel
governmen; takes into it's own hands ind mo
nopolize, the entire blockade running business,
controlling all the exports and impor,s-the for
mer for the benefit Of the people and the army,
aud the latter for the army alone.
Another vexaton they experience IL the exor-
bitaut price charged for slave labor. A thou
sand dollars and board and clothing per year i
now charged for the labor of a negro man
The Richmond Enquirer urges that every
slave for whose labor that price ia charged be
conscripted for the army. as this high price for
slave labor eopardzes the institution of slavery
T The Richmond Sentinel says: Arrangements
have been made with Mr.. Ingram TO bring beef
10 Richmond at a less price than six dollars per
pound, but il does net work
The Wing is bitter on him, and says the Vir
ginia state officers furnished prime beef by
him At $3.50 per hundred