Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-23
THREE O'CLOCK A VI



NV YoRK. March y.
The Tribune publishes 4 statement of prison
ers recently escaped from the south They re
port a strong union sentiment in the region where
/ they travelled
Luge quantities OF cotton are concealed aud
waiting transportation 10 our lines.
The American Union Commission publish an
appeal tor clothing 10 give to deserieTs in ex
| change for the uniform OF the rebel srmy, which
they do not wish % wear after passing OCr
lines.
Letters irom Ne~burn urges the people 20
forward without delay such hospital stores as Can
be col .ected Sick and wounded soldiers from
Shermans army are daily arriving ard there Is
DO adequate supply Of such articles as they most
need.
The Herald editorially thinks that the Maxi.
milan quarrel with the church party will result
I in driving him from Mexico II says bis posi-
ton Is precarious a. he has quzrreled with the
party that took him there and may lead them to
unite with the republicans Il says he has broken
of with France. thai MS speedy oyerIhrOw is
/ predicted.
The panic and excitement OF yesterday have
somewhat aubsiied There ia more quiet and
steady feeling in financial circles There a
general disposition TO rally prices in all direc-
tions, vet every thing is unsettled and the marx
1 still in > feyersh condition
The Times Paris correspondent saws the eX
! element about the relations between France and
the United States is increasing.
The Paris papers announce that Macmillan
protests against his exclusion from the succession
to the Austrian throne The inference is that he
expects ~ leave Mexico aud return TO Austria
The r leigh Conservative Of the lU.h inst.
/ SAVE:
! We pin our faith - Gen Lees assurance that
I Shef man can be de;ettei and await the result
! sith patience We know there is activity among
the military on our side. and efforts are N king
TO arrest his onward progress.
/ CAIRO. March %
/ Memphis advices OF The 30 notice the ami
/ val of large numbers of rebel deserters aud reu-
! gees.
4 rebel M-ior Bradford h as been assigned TO
/ the command Of "A selected body Of desperadOes
/ rom The army Of the southwestern department
10 bushwhsr along The b z Bla anu MissiS-iI
pi rivers High premiums said to have been
paid Tor the privilege OF serving in this com
mand.
/ The Bulletin has inform alton that FOrres
with 3 QUO cavalry, il At West Point j ckson 1T
/ Verona With 00D. HcCulloch 1T OkolJns and
Chalmers At rlb,ia. each with 900 These
numbers are believed TO toe exaggera ed. but the
locations are probably correct They are goorly
mju' ted. but have All .bu 4 luce OF supplies.
Cotton al Memphis is quoted fifty cents; re-
ceip's Tor the week. exclusive of special permits,
$500 bsle-: supplies permitted 70 leave Mem
phis, 300 OO0
ST L1uls, March -
| Arksnsas has been taken from Gen. Csuby =
division and added 10 Gen. Popes
Ii ia reported that Miller L. Klrst. bankers,
"a lei tn T.isf,iir..a NOT
WASHINGTON, March -
| BY a special order from the department
| the using of water transportation OF any kind
for officer quarters or for headquarters OF com
manders of Whatever grade. j. positively prohib-
| tied, except wher the commands are afiOst or in
! transit by water
The officers violating this order will be lsble
10 summary dismissal
NEW York. March %
Private letters from Nassau the 10 say thai
SO b ock.de running vessels are Ia lha, hsrhor'
with nothing 10 do.
There are 50 warehouse full al goods tor
which there Is no sale
C,rgoes ordered from Engllnd three months
ago are arriving. and their owners are sending
rthem back in the same vessels
Senators DOolitte. FoSt'r. \ esmth, Windhsm
Hubbsrd Higby and Rpss comprise The com
mtiCe appointed under Joint resolution OF con
gress directing inquiry into the condition Of the
Indian tribes, and their treatment by the civil
and military authorities.
General Thomas in his official report of ms
autumn sud @in er camp,igns says To Colonel
H .lmsr aud bis command is accorded the credit
OF giving Hoods army the last blow Of the cam
p,ign. at distance OF over 900 miles from where
we first struck on Dec IL h. near Nashville
He says TO all nv comrades, NJ lor Generals
4 Schoheld, Stanley, Rosseau. Ste sdnan, Smith
and Wilson, and Brig Gen Wool. and thei,
officers and men, give N, thanks and gratitude
tor generous self-sacri6ce, and for nv endurance
under trying ciFcum,t ,uces aud in All instances;
too much praise cannot be accorded II anF army
hastily made up from fragments OF their com
msnds, who can suecessfuy contend agsnsI 4
force numerically greater than itself and more
thoroughly organized. iu6iciinS on is most crush
ing defeat almost humiliation
FORTRESS MoSRoE, March %
The steamer Matilda. from the White House
brings int ELI ence OF the anne france of rebel
force in the vicinity of the White House. mSni
Testing great activity
The steamer K, iport, while near The highland.
on the Pamuuky river. fred into and con
>derstly damaged
NEw YoRK II rch %
The Richmond Dispatch of Monday quote,
} from TIE Raleigh Progress The rumor that one
OF Shef mans columns i moving TO cot the rail
. road between Greensboro and Raleigh
: The Sentinel sAye $40 ,000 in confederate mon
ey. AID several watches aud other upukeis wer,
found on the body of one OF Sneridan's raider,
killed near Ashland.
The Raleigh c ,nfederaie OF the 10 says
The bes; imprs s-ion 10 day j. that SHERMAN !,
irving 10 fad Terry and 5 hofeld. R leigh
j, e. not >eem to be in his path just now
The Progress OF the same date has the follow
ing The career OF Sherman will soon be stopped
We violate no secrecy hy saving that he will b'
confronted by formi bile force COMMANDED b,
sble and experienced q III ers
The same paper -de Il symptom and n
dee With only their bOds ~ I'd charged upon ant
deieitei 2n0 OF X lp4triek's men
The -paIch reports great Hood IN th'
> James river. q ,1iing The lower part OF the city
and st"pplug Ill rspnrs the C nal.
; The Wml5s W ashingfon ecial SAYS Their,
ere iIe-h rumors that the rebels have evacaite.
R,rhmond aud that 4 great battle must tsk
plsce in fev DAYS.
rhe Tribune Beaufort. \ c special says
Saermsn advanced at Glli-boro rs they lei
Fayetteville The bummers in advance encoun
tered the rebel i quad. AMI drove il Till the
came MP with TIE uaiu column. No oihs
8 hing
TOYS. &C., &c.