Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

from Warrington.

WASHINGTON, March 10 The Richmond Sen
tnel of the 9Th contains the following:
Nothing has occurred to disturb the quiet pre-
vailing below Richmond, but If the weather con-
tinues good there will be active operations in the
vicisty of this city in short time.
Nineteen car loads of conftde ate prisoners ar
rived in Baltimore on Friday evening.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th. says:
For the past few days there has been but little
firing on the Richmond and Petersburg lines IL
will require week of sunshine and wind to ren
der the roads passable snd put the ground in a
proper condition for any extensive military move
meDts
We have very important piece of news
which comes direct from New Orleans, and i'm
plies prospect of serious difficulty between the
United States and France.
1t is confirmation Of the previous reports in
northern newspapers to the effect that the United
States consul at Matamoras. a. was accredited
TO the Juarez government, has been ordered
away by MACMILLAN Ii is also reported that
cleartnces to the United States from that port
are nov refused
Both houses of congress have passed new
tax law. and repealed the old one
The Wing OF the 9Th saws: Sherman Is played
out. II our readers don't hear or read any good
news from South Caro.na il il non sequiter
that there il none TO communicate In a few
days lhey will hear where Sherman is, end what
has befallen him. lie, everybody be patient
Sherman's opportunity to establish military
despotsm has fed. aud we will soon hear of his
discomfort and disgrace
Frank Soue has been appointed internal rev.
eDue collector for California. instead OF Mr. Cur
tiss. and Mr.. Curtiss assessor. vice Mr.. Fav
The Charleston IN. C Bulletin, 10 on article
on the situation. says:
When the Yankee commander counted his
army at Spottsylyania aud around the Virginia
capital l2o 90 strong and We had but 60 600 why
may we not severely punish two combined ar
mics whose aggregate will be less than $50 600
men.
The lines are impregnabe The resources OF
Virginia have been held in reserve. Netwith-
standing more than month has elapsed sin c
the graneries of Georgia and portion OF
South Carolina have been cut off from Lee the
men still live on full rations and there is no
reason TO apprehend that they will fail to enjoy
plenty to the end. and therefore, under the guild
ance of the wilev Sherman. and we have never
felt more confident than at the present hour that
be is destined TO come To grief. Let our pee
pie then be patient till our arrangements are
completed and plans consummated. The day
will break through the darkest gloom The
mighty reaction that must follow victory will
more than compensate for all present rev ers es
and although BILE eding. our country will still be
found in the arena with her spirit unqueached and
the sword with which she has 80 long defended
the principles OF truth, justice and indepen
dencc
The Fayetteville Telegraph assures its read
ers that it is not the wish oil the government TO
conceal anything from them, but to prevent, if
possible. the Yankee forces in Wilmington and
South Carolina from learning anything Of the
movements of each other. Their means Of com
municatiCn are very limited and uncertain. and
il is our policy not 10 make an improvement for
them whose condition of affairs will be go ma
teriaiy changed in a few DAYS to enable Us to
dispense with this restriction. All our infOrma
ton thus far Is of very. encouraging charae
ter.
The following is from late number of the
Richmond Dispatch:
All remains quiet on the Richmond and Peters
burg line
Though yesterday WIS the fourth day of the
consecutive dry weather. still Grant does not car
~ out the threatened burst from his left upon the
south side OF the railroad He has erected
number OF observatores along his Hache's Run
lines aud from their tops his signal corps take
daily observations of all that is passing in our
camps
We have every dav fresh installments OF RI
nors 10 relation to Sherman's movements which
are unknown.
All quiet in the Shenandoah valley.
The Bank of Virginia is redeeming its rotes
at the rate of for one in gold The Enquirer
calls upon the government; TO seize the gold for
the defense of Richmond.