Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-15

NEW YORK, May l3 The Savannah Herald,
mentioning the capture of Augusta by Gen. Will
sons forces, SAYS it accomplished without
opposition.
The steamer Comet is making regular trips
between Macon and Savannah.
The Macon News SAYS the best orGer prevails
in that city. There are no collisions between
soldiers and citizens
The Augusta Chronicle congrstuates its read
ers on the bright prospect of immediate and last
ing peace, and trusts that the era will be one
of good feeling and noble deeds 1t says it be
hoOves the people of the south TO accept peace in
frank and warm spirit.
The Augusta Sentinel says the government
in that city plundered by citizens
Some private stores also suffered heavily.
The Herald's K ct mond correspondent, men
tioDing the difficulty between Gems Sherman
and Halleck SAYS: The rupture between the
generals. il is understood, grows on, of General
Hallecks order countermanding the orders OF
Sherman to his subordinate commanders during
the truce with Johnston
Gen. Sher N an wrote Ii illeck yesterday stating
that in luture all intercourse between them was
at an end The difference between remains
wholly, doing away with the review Of the army
already announced in orders and the prospective
review OF the army of Tennessee. which
follow. Sherman has peremptoriy refused con-
sent TO the conditions Of the review made public,
aud the consequence will be that all plans in
this relation will not necessarily be carried out.
and { e troops aud populace are alike dIsappoinr-
ed. The armies VIII probably proceed quietly
through the city.
special to the New York Commercial says:
K. NJ T. Hunter has been arrested and brought
10 Richmond and confined on a guubOat in the
James river 1, IS said Hunter, for year past.
has been desirous for reunion, being sltshed
that further resistance was hopeless
Reverdy John-on's engagements will permit
hi. ac'ing as counsel FOR Mrs. Su;ratt
Additional parties have been implicated IN the
assassination conspiracy by new confessions.
Extensive preparations are making for the
grand review OF the other side of the Potomac.
General Sherman Is marching up With his
army
The army OF the Potomac is gradually ap-
preaching It's old camping ground.
Mr. Harlan, of Iowa the new secretary of the
interior. has arrived here. He will begin bis Of
fetal duties on Monday next
Passports issued 1.-THE state department at
the rate of 000 per month
The Herald's Washington special saws official
information was received at the navy department
that on the 2gth Of April vessel cleared from
Havana for Galveston, in which were shipped
twelve Whitworth guns 100 900 rounds of am
muniIion and other materials for the Of
the rebels
On the arrival of the 9th corps at Dlnville.
the negroes were so rtjOiced that they deserted
the plantations in the surrounding country; this
so ntetfered IN the prosecution Of agricultural
labor that Gen Wright deemed it necessary 10
issue AL order requiring me negroes 10 remain al
home
Gen Wright also warned guerrilIss and pa
rolled rebel prisoners who break their parol they
will be hung Immediately when caught
The steamers City OF London Bavaria aud
Brittana sailed to -day for Europe, taking $780,
900 IN specie, and large number OF passengers.
The steamers Republic and Mariposs, for Ne.
Orleans. the Chas II Livingston. Gen McClel-
Ian. Ajax. Cosmopolitan, and Others for south
ern ports, also sailed to day.
Shipment of specie are increasing Steamer
CITY OF London took out S527 600, and Bavsria,
slli.63
The ,otal export Of specie for the week has
been S649 SIS.
The Herald's City of Mexico correspondent
furnishes some important intelligence
The news OF the national triumph in this coun-
try has afforded vast encoUra cement 10 the ad
heren,s of President Juarsz and his cause, which
short tine ago was thought to be almost hope
les. but is now rapidly recovering ground
number of victories over the imperiAlists
have recently been gained. aud new spirit ap
pears to De infused into the republican armies
The report OF the capture by them of Saltillo
and Monterey is confirmed. sni there were ~
NOR, that they had also taken MatSmoras These
events secure nearly the whole of northern Mex
icO 10 Jusrez
Several other republican successes have been
achieved
The imperi.lists were % much alarmed as the
liberals ~ere encouraged by the suppression OF
our rebellion, owing 10 fears regarding the en-
| forcement OF the Monroe doctrine. and had put
a stop TO the expedition TO the northern Mexican