Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
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NkW ok, January o. ne Herald ; beau
fort correspondent, 2Sth. says:
The L ). steamer Lillian, lately the captured
blockade runner by ths, name, has just arrived
here for coal. and reports having run out of Viii
mington on the night of The s5th December. at
the western bar. while the feet vas engaged with
Fort Fisher
On the morning OF che 26th the Lillian discoy-
cred black smoke 70 leevsrd, and gave chase
coming 70 within gun shot OF the supposed
blockade runner The vessel did not seem dis
posed 80 heave TO The Lillian accordingly
opened on the stranger with her forward pivot
gun, and fred two shots. Upou nearing the
stranger il was discovered that she had flying .,
her masthead the rebel ensign. and carried i've
large guns.
As the Lillian cslries bat two small guns il
was wisely considered prudsn, rot 70 ach, the
rebel
The Lillian then ppt about and stood in Tor the
feet, the rebel followed Tor some distance. bu;
finding that the Lillian sss fat out dstaneing
her, and that she was apprOschiugthe blockading
feet. toe rebel changed her course aud started in
another direction.
The Herald's correspondent Of Charleston,
writing under date OF the 29th ult has the fol
lowing:
The blockade running steamer julia, sith a
cargo of 450 bales Of cotton, bound from
tance outside OF the former port on the Goth ult.,
by the U s gunboat Acadia. The Julia and
cargo are valued at 5000 900
The Herald's Savannah correspondent says:
Information direct from Richmond says that the
rebel troops are being hurried Of 20 Brsnchville
South Carolina, and the adjacent region. 90 AZ
tempt To check Gen. Shermsn's notthwafd move
ment.
Richmond papers pretend 10 have information
which places Hoods army south IL the Tennes
see river. They sdmi, that be is suffering for
rations and commissary supplies
Adyices from Vera Cruz of the 23a us sfe
received. which represent AsxirnilliaD's troops
as making great progress in various directions,
having recently captured the towns OF Manzat-
lila. Msxstian, COiina, Tepic. Flacolulsm. and
various other places. Several additional victo-
ries over the republican forces arc also claimed.
A riot growing cut oi drunken quarrel, oc-
carrsj az San Lui. when the imperial officers Ar.
rested 800 persons Over 30 of whom xere shot
the spot.
The condition Of the country is evidenced by
ne number OF ro5beries, murders, DC
The Belgian legion, for service in the empe-
ror's army, entered the City Of Mexico on the
10Th. from St. Domingo.
We have dates 10 the 4th. he papers are
filled with accounts Of victories over The Span.
i-h invader
The president VI Ha,ti h4i offered hi. seru
ces 10 mediate between he hostile govern.
ments
Il MAS hoped peace would be obtained on a
basis VI Dominican Independence ii not the
Dominicaus say thev will fight till not a man s
left
The Richmond Examiner says. The damage
done 10y the Union forces to TO the railroad will
be repaired long before he railroad il in work
iug order.
The Richmond Sentinel leains hat Ao-by =
rapidly recovering
The Hernld's Washington special has the iol.
lowing
1, is reported that official inior nation has
been received thst kilpstrick. cavalry have
seized Hardeesvie on 'he Ch1rles,an and
South Carolins rcilrosd
Horace Greeley telegraphs 10 The Tribune,
from Washington, that Secretary Stanton did not
in any manner interfere with the Blsir-' proposed
visit 10 Richmond
Further and interesting developments mus,
wait their proper time
The Times Washington special says The Hous,
Postofice committee have the Albany bridge
question before them, aud have sent for he New
York court proceedings IN the matter
The World has a " ashingtOn dispatch show
lug that England and France will recognize Ia,
south on the 9Th OF March. because Mr. Lincoln
did not carry the southern states; hat Englanc
las Tor some time been quietly organising a mil
i,ary force in Canals: tina, order psremptoril,
refusing lesyes Of absence 20 officers IN tho bes
regiments oi the English army has been issued
that the recent articles in the Richmond paper
we're prompted oy Louis Napoleon ard that tn,
south. being now harder pressed than ever, ing
lAud anu France cannot see the Union restored
and will never permit the South 20 be conquered
Montreal papers putting forth the same view
are also quoted. ard The whole zoe. % make VI
quite sensation.
Hon. jacob N Howard u ~ eiected sens,S
i0F six YEAR from nert March
Tue Tribuue's Washington special lays il il
stated on high authority shsI The French mission
vas filled on TUESDAY by she appointment oi J
Z Fremont.