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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27
from, Warrington.

WASHINGTON, January 26.-An examination
of the Old Csnitol prisoners shows that officers
are and have been confined there for months,
without knowing what charge are against them
4 new deficiency bill il TO be reported IN the
House containing tue - per cent. claimed
An important station aud grain depot Of he
overland mail contractors al Julesburg. Oh The
Pate river. has been abandoned by all except
one OF the men in charge, in consequence o. IN
dian massacres IN the neighboihcOd. At lat &C
counts the savsges had 10; attacked the station,
AMI il j. now hoped that It will be saved. as Ma
jOr General Curtis, who cOmms nds the troops on
The overland route. telegr,phs from Fort Leav
enNorth - lOliOWs:
NV troops are seven miles cut from cotton
Wood Springs. hunting Indian. There j. ,c
ased of ieNviHg Juie>burg, ~ Il must Toe held
The above vas sent IN repls 20 one OF sewers.
kilograms from contractor Holiday. appealing
for protection Of the nail stations. and stating
that II JuleshRrg should oe sacked he overland
mall must De sus renGed until spring Grass is
sufficiently advanced to Afford subsistence - lire
stock.
Co~ttonsOoj SLatior 1. loo mics from Jules
burg.
Wee Admiral Porter i. 20 much pleased With
Gen. Terry snd the manner 10 which be con
Quoted hi. part OF the operations before For,
Fisher. a. 20 deem !, worthy Of a special dispatch
be Gays:
Atinid nsa would have hesitaisd 10 attack til.
works By assault. no matter VIA, assistance hs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27

brilliant powers OF ihe orator thar IL II doub,ct
by msny whether they are not still 10 he found
standing among the desks % the house. Ike ths
ooellsks Of more ancien, days. the monument,
oil devotion 10 " TIE arts snd sciences and femsls
Beauty"
All honor 10 such devotees OF learning and elo.
quencc-the cause Of education will De sustained
while they live. and the Iegsov of their intelli'
gent achievements will certainly be the richest
inheritance OF postcri,y. We hope. most sin
serely, though, that none Of them will die soon,
Tor Il they we're once gone. the venerable and
worthy orator might find himself much poorer
In admirers. and the sciuiillntiops Of b. rare and
classic genius might never again DC called TO
flash and play like the lightnings Of heaven over
such an audience OF patriotism, intelligence and
beauty.
Our readers will appreciate our remarks shen
se tell them lha. our eloquent young friends. X
J. Ryan aud James :. Ssitzer. pronounced Mr.
Walkers effort 10 be tie grandcst display oil
rhetorical power that was ever heard within the
walls OF the capitol
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peace, devote the time to war measures. and lie;
all resolve that until the enemy, who made the
war, shall offer terms of peace, no man in these
states shall ask tor peace, but that war shall be
The object aud purpose Of this people,
A dispatch from Charleston to Ricbmond
SAYS:
Many o. the most prominent secessionists OF
1861, as well as many of the most resolute sup
poriers of our cause in 1868, are nov the most
guerulous and respondent owing to the reverses
which have overtaken our armies. The block
ade running trade has wrought this change. so
that the Charleston of to day is no longer the
Charleston of former days. The city abounds
with evil croskers and fault finders.
NKw YORK. January 26.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th has the
following:
For some reason the attack on our lines on the
north side was expected on Sunday, and arrange
ments we're made to meet il. but the night passed
of and the enemy came not. There is too much
mud between the two armies for them to make .
serious advance. During the night sharp firing
was heard slorg the lines south of the James
river.
A letter from Lees army announces that Gen.
Johnson has been placed in command Of the "a
corps. lately commanded by Early. He issued
an address to his troops on taking command.
Ii was reported yesterday that j. p. Benjamin.
secretary of war, had sent in his resignation.
We think this true. though we have no post
i've information on the subject of what Was said
yesterday, that Mr.. Blair who resembles the
white winged messenger Of peace, had left town
on his wsv back to the LAM of Lincoln. though We
we're no; favored With a glimpse ofthe old gentle
man in public places, and heard of no dear
friends Of former years shaking hands with him.
We don't believe he has left ; he would NOT
come SO far to stay 60 short a time. We have
no doubt be visited President Davis yesterday.
Have heard nothing.
Jos. K. Johnston was in Charleston, 3. y.
the 18th.
One thousand Yankee prisoners cenfned in
Libby prison will be sent north in flag Of truce
boat to morrow morning.
The number Of prisoners now on had IN
this city is upwards of 1900. including about
81 a6fcera
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from the Army OF the james.
HrADor .RrFRs ARxr on run JANrs

January -. 1904.
Last eight The enemy made an unsuccessful
stlemp. To run past our batteries. They took
advantage of the storm aud darkness To SEND
down : vessels OF var and 2 torpedo boats This
foiiila consisted Of the Virginia. Fred Eckesby
aud Richmond. irooclads, mounting 4 guns
each, and the wooden vessels, Drury. Nanse
mond and Hampton. , guns each, Bedford. l
gun. steamer Rspidan. and 3 torpedo boats.
The following are the particulars. az far a.
could be obtained
The flee, left its moorings about 8 o'clock last
evening aud proceeded quietly until near our
batteries. when they we're discovered, and imme-
diately the batteries opened on them, 10 which
thty replied
At about - O'Clock they succeeded in cutting
the chain in from, Of our distractions beyond
the lowe end Of the Dutch Gap canal. when
the Fredericksburg under a full head of steam,
popped through the distractions and completely
demolished one Of the sunkeu canal boats.
The Richmond. Virginia and Drury. in at
tempting to follow, grounded, when the Fred
ericksbusg had TO go 10 their assistance The
Drury could hot be got OF and had to be aban-
doned as il was nov daylight and they were in
range OF our battery.
As soon as i became light, the battery opened
On The Drury. one OF the shells falling in Der
magazine which exploded. completely demol
ishing her. The remainder of the feet again
made their way back mp the river. Ii was sup
posed that an attempt would be made TO 60
through again TO night, though what their des
tination may he can only be surmised.
The only damage done was the dismounting
OF one gun of Fort Brady.
DeSer'ers report only one man killed and two
wounded by the explosion OF the Dsury. -Four
deserters swan ashore and came into our lines
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-. Louis, January 26,h Late ajyices
from PASSPORT. Mississippi. confrm the report
that the 18th Tennessee cavalry, about tx hun
bred strong. under Col. Johnson. was encamped
at Clayton Run, and had sent word into our
lines that they wished 10 surrender. take the oath
and so home.
Ia the Louisiana Senate, OF the 9Th. Mr.. Hills
introduced a resolution, which passed at the
third reading, requesting a delegation of Con
gress TO vote for the amendment TO The c~onstitu-
ton prohibiting slavery. aud p~ledsing the gen
eral assembly ~ ,atify the amendment. ii
adopted
Gen. Candy announces that an, Interference
with the means of transportation or with persons
coming within our lines under guarantee Of safe
conduct will not be permitted.
The Missouri House OF Representatives YES
terday adopted Il concurrent resolution instruct
ing members Of COZ gress 10 introduce a bill lie
taliaiiDg upon he reDel prisoners now in our
hands.
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From san Francisco.

san Francisco, January 25.-Since the
marked decline in gold At New York, and cor
responding prices, the value OF merchandise ha.
proportionstels advanced, and the tendency is
etill upward. The confidence is strong as TO the
future of our markets, ard the mining and agri.
cultural prospects ia California and Oregon
promise increased yields.
The United States collector has seized large
quantity OF tobacco and cigars for the evasion OF
excise.
British Columbia and Y ancouver's Island Jour.
nails are agitating ne subjec, of forming a union
between those two colonies. Public meetings
are being held for the purpose
The Democratic Press of this city. who are
likely TO lie well acquainted with the views of
DR.. Gsynn and HE friends in this city. who are
Numerous, publishes the following statement:
We have reirsiued from INDUCING in specula-
tious, as expressing any opinion in regard TO re-
ports and rumors relating TO the position and de
signs OF DR.. Gwynn in Mexico. until We could
give the exact facts and indisputably vouch for
them. This we are now prepared TO do, by in
formation received from BarcAy Henry, esq.
the accredited sgent Of DIR. Gwynn, under the
rroectiion OF the emperor of Mexico, Maximill-
ian.
MAMMALIAN has conveyed By trust = deed to
Napoleon OF Sonora and other northern states of
Mexico. the boundaries OF which have not yet
been determined upon. to be held aud governed
by the latter under Mexican protection as secu
rity for the payment Of the claims of France
against Mexico, the same TO be restored 10 Mex
leo IN full upon the payment OF said claims. with
ali private rights secured under the French occu
} patton DR. Gwynn 20 be confirmed AS governor
general or "a vice secretary TO the emperor of the
French. and is invested with plenipotentiary
powers FOR the government Of the states which
have been coded and disposed OF, public lands
and mines
DR. Gwynn has drawn up a code OF laws which
have been approved by the emperor Of the
French of Il most liberal kind, guaranteeing civil
and religious liberty. providing for the pre- emp
ton purchase of public lands, and regulating
terms of occupation and the use Of mines. The
emperor OF the French guarantees a military
force uUder The direction Of the government, suf
6eient to maintain the public peace aud defend
the people OF the states against internal and ex
ternal force
The policy of DIR. Gwynn, which has the ap-
prevail of both of the emperors, is to encourage
emigration by offering the most liberal terms to
settlers. in order to bring industry and enter
prize.
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! lowing.
Richmond papers Of Monday substantial!
confirm the evacuation Of Wilmington. Gen
Terry - without doubt nov in possession Of the
CTS.
The Times City Point correspondent tsle
graphs as folloss:
The idea At hcadquarlsr. concerning ne iron
clad Demonstration on the James river was TO
create en- excitement 90 cover the evacuation OF
Richmond Evidence accgmulaies daily that
the rcocl leaders would like very much 10 get
nut of tha, city.
The HefAld's City Point dispatch saws there
were four rebel iron Gladstone was entirely de
struyci and another disabled. the other two were
aground and were being fred into direct from
our batteries. each shot from Fori Par-ons strik
ING them fairly.
The Augusta Consttutionsli.t saws that city
j. 4 filled with f~ugiives from South Carolina
II would appear that a panic had seized upon
the people of that state upon the approach ofthe
union army, and they are ready 20 lesve every.
thing To- save their lives.
The Times Washington special says that every
member of the rebel cabinet. except Trenholm,
has gone out. and the rebel congressman are
Withdrawing homeward
johnson has refused Ia take Beauregards lie
partment
Lee has declined to take chsrge Of any army
but his own
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NV foRK, January 20.
Cotton dull and lower : heavy 620s3 and
closing a, inside price.
Flour state and western dull, aud - 80
az 40 for extra state $40 60 q 10 IS extra
round hoop Ohio, and SO 5sa 10 Gu trade
brands; closing dull.
Whisky heavy and loser western 81 29@
? 80 closing closing dull at inside prices.
Wheat better, ; Milwaukee club 81 05a02 ~.
closing dull choice spring 2 10.
Rye quiet and lower, 81 S..
Barley quiet.
Corn limited supply yellow Jersey 81 -
mixed western at 81 81.
Oats rather active ; 81 05 for western.
Petroleum steady asa for crude %
Tor refined 10 bond.
Wool dull.
Pork is decidedly lover. and closed heavily
for all kinds. excepting old mess. which 10 6rnes
So % 43s 30; for new mess chasing ~ e3S IS
@3s for '63-4 cash and regular. way closing st
30 IS cash ; $50 - q 81 for prime mes 80
&c "a 80 50: $50 50 barrels nev mes, January,
February and March. OF sellers and buyers
option S3s q 80 and tI2 80 barrel : prime mes
Tor February $50 a 10 %.
Beef quiet
Dressed hogs very dull at I6hzc for ueH~n
chiefly ct Ice
Lard heavy. and lower lsA q 23c. latter en-
extreme.
Coffee Is frm.
Butter quiet and depressed
Cheese dull and heavy.
Money active st 607 per cent
Sterling quiet. l096@l09&-
There e . decided change IN the gold narkss
IL openod ct 204. declining to 203h, Afterwards
advancing &c 2o5sss and cIosing Al 2os1..
yKv goRk MONET nARKxr.
NEs Yosx. January 20.
Laser.--Geld elossd at 0sllash~'s sschasgs
70 -dsy n. SOS.
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house

The bill making an appropriation for a mill
tary academy, also for he support of the post
office department for the next fiscal year was
taken up.
The secretary of war. in response to the bill
said that commissioners to pay loyal owners for
slaves mustered into service in the border states
have been appointed for Maryland and Delaware.
but not vet for any other state; also that the
president has ordered that rolls of slaves mus
tered into the service should not be given. az il
gave room for fraud
The bill for the relief of certain collectors and
surveyors OF customs was passed..
Mr.. Stevens, from the ways aid means com.
mittee, reported a bill TO restrain and regulate
the issue OF notes by national banks. viz:
On a capital not exceeding $500 900. 80 pei
cent. on 5000 900. 60 per cent.
The bill was postponed.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill admitting members OF the cabinet to seats on
the floor.
On motion of Mr. Rice the committee on pub
lie buildings was instructed to inquire into the
origin Of the Smithsonian Institute fire.
The House. at 4 o'clock, adjourned
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Secretary OF Navy. Washington
XXXVM CONGRESS---2d SESSION,
SENATE

l.
WASHINGTON. January %.
Mr.. Coilamer reported favorably on the bin
authorizing the construction OF a bridge over the
Ohio AZ Louisville.
Mr.. Powell wanted it passed ros, but it vas
laid over.
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill to issue treas
ury notes in lieu of any bonds authorized by the
act OF June 30th, 1854 The bill was passed
without amendment
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the
resolution advising retaliation upon the rebels
for cruelty 10 prisoners in their hands
Mr.. Davis, who was entitled 10 the floor, ed
vOcated the expediency OF not passing the prOpo-
si,ion.
Mr. Davis adverted to wha; he termed failure
of tue administration 10 secure al exchange OF
prisoners, when il could have been done on hon
orable terms.
Mr. Wilson moved lh.; all the papers aud res
~olutions submitted on the subject be committed
TO the on military affairs. lie had nc
doubt that the committee, having heard the de-
bate on tue matter, could frame resolutions that
would pass.
Messrs. Hale aud Wade rose.
Mr.. Pomery in the chair, recognized Mr.
! Wade, who gave way to Mr.. Hendricks, for a
personal explanation IN reply 10 some remark,
from SIR. Howard.
Ns. dale SAID he wanted tbe NTH rule OF TIE
senate read. The rule referred TO vs%read. Il
provides that when two Senators claim the hoOT
at once, the chair shall recognize the one who
shall have risen frsi.
Mr.. Hsle-I wanted 10 call the attention o.
the Senate 70 this vote. | was entitled TO h.
floor, and | intended 10 offer some remarks OF
this %subieci. bu; "a the chair does no, r~ecogui,,
INV right here
Here Mr.. Wade protested against reccmmit
ting the subject M proposed BY Wilson Tht
resolution did rot 90 far enough. The preen
bic did not act forth a tenth part of the ~cruel,ie
, inflicted Oh our soldiers by the reb<ls. and b,
was N favor OF the fullest and frees. retaliation
10 secure Justice 90 our soldiers WHO had faller
into the hands of the rebels. Suppose We sea(
commissioners they would have no better sue
than Blair. ard. God knows, we are all TIE,
OF bs mission. What aid be dol He took OF
bis cap TO JEFF Davis. and told him be was
pretty good fellow. Ii We must send peace CON
missiouers. We had bstter make some osher sc
lection. Laughter in the galleries Wad
continued bis remarks for some time, advocatin,
retaliation.
NJ. Foster rose to reply 10 the sllasions mad
to bis speech by Wade, who had said he woul
stand by and see the rebeEs starve TO death.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27

nigh, have had from other quarters. bot General
Terry never for moment hesilated, ADD although
posed In my judgment. | am quite ready 10 bs-
lieve be acted 90 bis orn IDEAS as 10 What Vas
proper to be done Ia the matter. and vas perfec,
" qualified 10 judge without The advice Of any
one
Throughout the affair his conduct vas markell
By The greatest desire 10 be successful. not Tor
the sake OF personai considerations bot for the
cause IN which se are All alike engaged
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-27

HEADQUARTERS Army or Tux Porox.c

HEADoU ARTERs Army or Tux PoroNACl
January "a.
Quie. s,ill prevails along the lire Of this
army.
Bad weather prevails for the past few DAYS
making il impracticsb,e 10 carry on any military
movement, even if one was contemplated
Many persons have predicted AL evacuation
OF Petersburg would take place. but as yet there
are no signs.
Desesters coming within our lines are very
numerous. they number ranges from ~ 10 ID per
day. all Of whom tell the most doleful stories OF
the hardships they had 10 endure, the scarcity of
provisions. &c. all Of whom predict the end OF
he rebellion near.