Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05
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Movements of the Armies-Genera
sherman an New YORK.


sherman an New YORK.
NEw York, June 3-The Herald's Washing
ton special says the movement Of Sherman 3
army to Louisville, is actively progressing All
the Fifteenth corps except two brigades have
gone, and the other corps Of the Army OF the
Tennessee. the Seventeenth. will Immediately
follow. After these will go the Army OF Georgia,
General 81 cum commanding.
None of General Slocum's army have lett here
yes, notwithstanding reports to the contrary
They will not leave until their rolls prepared
veterans will proceed west.
By order of Gen. Logan, all unemploy ed
negroes who accompanied the Army of the Ten
nessee, and who are not actively needed with
that army. are 10 be turned over Immediately to
General d h Rucker, Chief Quartermaster of
the Department of Washington
Captain A. NJ Vandyke, Adjutsnt General Of
the Army of the Tennessee. left here to- night
TO establish General Logan's headquarters in
Louisville. General Logan leaves here next
Monday morning
Major General Wright's headquarters are now
at the Brown House, about three miles from the
Potomac.
General Sherman yesterday visited General
Van Vliet, at The Quarter master office. and was
waited upon and most heartily welcomed by the
merchants and business men.
In the evening the General was serenaded at
the house of General Scott, in Twenty Third
street, where be was. stopping. BIZ the bands Of
the Seventh and Thirty Ninth Regiments; he
responded in few brief remarks to the tumultu-
calls of the assembsge.
Generals Rosecraus, Swayne, Butter6eld and
others also made brief addresses.
The Trbune's special says: General Thomas
will 10 few days return and take command
"A
nessee
General Grant and wife will probably visit the
Chicago Fair,
Captain Fisk's expedition to Idaho will start
soou.
Gov. PierpOnt Receives Delegations.
NEW York, June 3-The Herald says that
since Governor Pierpont has established his head
quarters in Richmond different delegations have
waited upon him To express their loyalty and
their intention TO cooperate with him in the
restoration of civil government order and in
dustry.
The Governor in his replies to the addresses OF
these delegations has expressed his appreciation
of their many manifestations of frendliness TO
himself and the y ational Govern ment, and his
desire to avail himself OF these elements of DO
litical and social regeneration in the arduous du
ties which be has been called upon to assume; he
also assures the people of Virginia of his good
will towards them, and his hope that the past
may, for the sake Of future amity. be as far as
possible forgotten, and that all will henceforth
faithfully work together for the good OF the CON-
monse ealth and nation.
The Tribune's special says, Major General
+ p Blair. of the Seventeenth army corps. and
Msjor Steele of his staff. left for New York this
morning en- route for the Southwest
The Government has decided to retain the
Provost Marshals in all the States except Rhode
Island, and the present officers will hold their
places in every Congressional District. The
same system will be extended to the Southern
States.