Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09


NV YoRK, January 3.
AdVices from Mexico state that since the esp.
ture OF Mazatlsn by the French. JuaTeEs gov
eEnment has a seaport on the Pacific coast.
The imperial government is actively engaged
IN putting down Suer,i!lss and establishing or
der sFf
The Herald says that the law Of nations Will
justify seizure of the property Of Canadians
| in the United States indemnifying The ST Al
bans banks Il tho raiders sud their plrndor are
no, given up.
The Austrian Military Journal calls the &C
vance Of Sherman from Atlanta one of the most
Interesting operations in The military history Of
modern times, and hardly less important for
Richmond fate than Waterloo for Paris
The London Telegraph says Lord Wharncliie
should have freighted the last steamer With .rti
Giles purchased with the proceeds of he Liver
pool fair, and thea run the WILMINGTON block
ade
Sherman ssys 10 4 lsie letter ;ha. loo, 900 ne
groes desired 10 accompany him on his march
through Georgia. bur he ras unable 20 find them
on the march
A Washington special ssys tue gold medal
authorized by Congress 10 be struck for General
Grant after the fall Of Vicksbufg, has been fin
ished and reached Washington. The time and
manner Of i;s presentation has net been deter
mined
The reported lis. Of all persona paying income
tax il being prepared at Washington and will
soon be published The reasons assigned is that
numerous frauds has been prscicei on the gov
eminent. lfctt
The Heralas Shenandoah special says JEFF
Davis recent orders to Mosby were TO take no
more prisoners Every northern man. whether
soldier or not. falling into his hands has 10 be
killed
Moshv A.. commend = ., 10 .a;.od ,o .ioh, h.,
tallionS of four companies each and scattered in
the MOUNTAINS Signal stations will be located
in the mountsins,snd a complete signal corps es-
tsbshed
The Richmond Wing Of the 5th says: Gen
Sherman has issued ala order refusing TO receive
any more flags Of truce from subordinate officers
The order declares if his boats on the river are
fired into, he will force every citizen of Savannah
10 leave Immediately.
correspondent OF The Richmond Sentinel,
complaining OF high taxation and high cost of
subsistence, says bis income is 81 300 and his tax
is 81 1854.
The Wilmington Journal says over 10000
shells were thrown into For, Fisher in the recent
bOmbsrdment
The Selma Mississippian says Prices death 10
confirmed. and also says that Gen Cockereil,
now commanding Mississippi brigade in the
army Of the Tennessee, viii take charge OF
Prices command.
The Tribune army OF the James special of the
Sd instant SAYS: The pirate Semmes has arrived
in Richmond
Great suffering exists In Richmond on account
Of the scarcity of food aud fuel
Owing 10 the condition of the roads, Lees
army is now receiving reduced rations
Pollard. of the Richmond Examiner, is at But
ers headquarters. and is TO be permitted TO 90 to
Richmond to endeayor to secure an exchange for
Richardson. OF The Tribune. captured some 20
months ago He is on parole to return If he can
not secure the proposed exchange.
Richmond papers of the 9Th have The fOlloS
ing items:
MOBILE, January S.--A raid is reported I'd
vancing south towards SGth6ed, 20 miles from
Aberdeen The destruction OF property is 10
known
1t is reported that Gen Hoods army has cross
ed the Tennessee river aud is moving on Tupel
10. which will probably be his future bose Of ope
rations.
The Fort Gaines prisoners are expected TO ar
rive 10 this city to day.
We learn, SAYS The Raleigh Confederate of the
Sd. that. on the 22d of December fight took
place at Shoemakers Gap. between Captain W
p. Rose and Garsrel's companies and som de
serters and robbers. They attacked our forces
from an ambush. but were speedily routed and
severely chastised. losing four killed and four
NtNuSta- w ItHk hoifc. nc WOoNs NtlS utSI
during ,he engagement. which caused the dis
charge Of number Of suns which bad been
thrown awav by the enens.
Captain Price was in command Of battalion
and distinguished himself by GOODNESS ard brsv
cry. as did the entire command.
The Columbia CsEoliaisn says General D. II
Hill passed down the South Carolina railroad
under orders 70 report 20 Gen Bcsuregstd. si
Charleston
The Silms Rebel notices the arrival. on the
Goth ult. OF 400 or 500 galvanized Yankees,
under Captain Rice, their way to the front,
They are, says the rebel. able-bodied soldiers
mostly foreigners. embracing every nationality.
with only slight mixture OF genuine Yankee I
Captain Clark informs US that he accepted on
ly those who had no families in the north, and
few ties TO attach then, to that part OF the coun
try. They will be distributed through the Irish
regiments OF the army Of the Tennessee. and Eli
uD the depleted rsnke.
BALrINoHE. January :
Henry W. Flint, Druid" correspondent OF The
New York World. has been arrested by the
military authorities, charged with disloyal,y BE
il now in custody.