Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. "

Letters from Pascsgouls indicate speedy and
extensive operations against Mobile. General
Heron is expected to have a permanent com
msnd
! 4 dispatch read this AFTERNOON announces the
opening of the stsge route bSeeen Atchison and
! Denver Cisy and California.
Revelations made BY Col Bakers detectives
show that large lumber of enlistment certif-
Gates have been forged TO fll the quotas of the
city and interior towns Col Baker thinks that
| two thirds of the recent credits of New York
are based on forged credits Of enlistments The
morning papers contain full details of this gigan-
tic frauds.
The Herald's Winchester special says Major
Young of General Sheridan's scouts learnd that
Henry Gilmore in the vicinity of Moonfeld,
he tracked him 10 the house Of noted rebel and
found him and another rebel in bed. They were
Immediately taken TO Winchester aud the eK-
petition returned.
Capt Stump. of lmbodens command who re-
fused to surrender, was mortally wounded be-
fore his capture
The Richmond Examiner abuses the rebel
government for sending peace commissioners TO
Washington, and declares that the federal gov.
eminent had everything to gain and the rebel
government everything to lose by the movement
HEspouARrERs Army or THE PoroxAcJ
February 6-l0 Pm.
This IN. the 9Th corps was heavily engaged
with the enemy on DOty's Mill road, west of
Halcher's run. Our forces tell back after infiict
ing severe loss upon the enemy.
IL seems that about noon the 80 division of the
5th corps advanced along the road leading from
Duncan road to Monktown plank road. At 2
o'clock they had reached and driven the rebels
from Doty's Mills about miles from Hatcher:
run. Here they had erected bresstwcrks. but
were quickly driven from them They, how
ever, kept up running fire from the woods until
about o'clock, when they made a most deter
mined stand, evidently expecting TO break
through our lines
Yesterday they were rallied and The retreat
was checked
The 81 division of the 9th corps had crossed
the run just previous, and part of them became
somewhat demorali-ed. but some rallied and
aided TO drive the enemy, inficting very heavy
loss.
The 9th corps lost from 400 to 500 men. The
enemy's loss is said to be larger than onrs from
the fact that they were the attacking party.
General Meade present on the field
all day, but WAS not wounded as was a. FIRST re-
ported
Some OF his staff had narrow escape.
The lst brigade of 81 division of the "a
corp il spoken of as having distinguished them
selves during the fight. Brevet Brig Gen. Win
thrope its commander had two horses shot from
under him
Brevet Brig Gen Irwin Gregg commanding
the brigade cavalry was wounded while engaging
the enemy during the day
Gen Davis was badly wounded in the shout
der
Colonel Berhe.d OF Gen warreu's staff was
wounded in the hand
The correspondent captured Yesterday was
MIR Truly. of The New York Herald He was
feeding his horse at the time
Gen Gwynhss headquarters were captured by
come rebel cavalry prowlIng il the vicinity. This
party subsequently came in contact with our
men in a slight skrmish during which the cor
respondent escaped
The Tribune has special from Columbus, o.,
which says:
Out of de,rchment of 500 prisoners at Camp
Chase ordered to be plsced on the exchange list,
26O voted TO remain in prison. The rest will be
sent forward.
The Ohio legislature has ratified the proposed
constitutional amendment to abolish slavery. by
vote Of % to in the Senate. ard 81 to l2 in
House strictly party vote.
CAIRO, February &
The steamer City of Cairo from Memphis,
brings two hundred and twenty three bales OF
cotton for st. Louis.
The Memphis Bulletin says large force Of
rebels, including Lyle's command. GOO strong
near Mound-City, evidently intending to cross
the river into Tennessee
Seventy FIVE of Quantrels old band crossed
the river aud moved TO the front of our lines
several days ago, but have now gone into the in
terror
Gusfr!as are numerous near our lines and
robberIes are frequent
Dead pickets are brought in every morning
The military authorities made "a requsltion on
the city treasury of Memphis for SIS 900 aud will
soon make another for like amount This
money has been collected for liquor License un-
der the $500 license order and the rogusition is
for refunding 81 per bale imposed by military
order on cotton.
LOUISVILLE. February 8.
The recent military order dsbanGing the state
troops has been rescinded by direction of the
war department
Passes from Nashville now required for
all persons leaving this city for Nashville and
points further south
Nashville, Feb. :.
The vice-president il seriously indispesed
having been confined 10 his bed for several
DAYS.