Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
Prom New York.

NKw YoRK. March 27-The Herald's New.
bern dispatch of the ooh, says that supplies are
being rapidly forwarded 10 Shermans army.
Transportation is abundant.
The sanitary commission agents also ac-
lively at work
TIE number Of refugees attaching themselves
to Snerman's army is enormous. The people of
North Carolina almost unanimously welcome bis
appearance All that reached Fayetteville with
him were sent TO Wilmington
Ii appears that the evacuation OF Kingston by
the rebels was mistake Bragg denies having
ordered it. Hoke produces telegram sustaining
bis action
The telegraph operator escaped, and is row in
Newbern.
An officer jus, in says an entire rebel brigade
attempted 10 desert between Kinston and Colds
boro, and had a fight with other rebel troops
The Tr bunes Washington specia says the ci
~ has been full OF rumors that the whole right
wing of Lees army had surrendered, but the
war department has received 20 such Informs
ton.
The Herald's dispatch. speaking OF these ru-
mOrs, says:
The president telegraphed from the front at
ii p m yesterday that our lines had been ad.
vanced on the left so as 10 include those pre-
viously occupied by the enemy's skirmishers. and
that in this movement between 400 aud 800 Teb
els were captured
The Tribune's Kinston correspondent writes
as follows:
IL is reported that at least two brigades OF
rebel troops are secreted in the swamps along the
Neuse river waiting opportunity 70 enter our
lines.
The Tribune's Washington special hss the
following
Gen Crook has been assigned to command
in the army of the Potomac
Gen. Singleton has just returned from Rich
mond
There is no indication of renewal of the
peace negotiations and il is certain that neither
Lee Davis has the most remote idea of sub
mittug
Sheridan's men asc being remounted 4nd viii
soon be again in the saddle
The Charlotte South Caroliniau .1y-:
To The fgh, ~ Brentonvlle, two cofpslunder
Slocum and Fitzpatrick : cavalry were held ia
check by brigade under the command Of Col.
Alfred Rhett for FIVE hours and then being rein
forced by another brigade, the Yankees we're re
pulsed
Col Rhet; Is missing Their loss was about
500, while ours was 1900.
A dispatch from Augusta dated the 2Oth inst.
says: One thousand of the old army OF the
Tennessee and army Of Virginia, cODgregated in
that city during the past tea days and being sup
u. q L
said to be returned absentees.
The Herald's army of the James correspon
dent SAYS the rebels have succeeded in getting
about 600 negro troop Orgarized and in the dc
fences OF Richmond
The white rebel troops do not like their new
associates.
The Heralds army correspondent oil calves
ton, under date Of February -. says that the
rebel schooner Arnl Dale, 270 tuns, fitted out
Tor privateer and about TO sail Was cut loose
from under two rebel batteries on MatagOrda Biy
on the 22d, by two boats crews from the gun
boat Pnos under command of Ensign J "
BroSn After securing the commander and
crew, they started tor the national feet. bat the
vessel grounded and bad To be burned.
The steamer H4vsns, irOm atv1ns on the
22d. has arrived
The pirate steamer Owl. which cleared for
MatamOras. sailed on the Dist preceded by half
an hour by the gunboat Cherokee and followed
BY Spanish msn of war
Before coming to Havana from Nassau, tue
OE landed at Little river, y c IN Irish mem
Der OF the British parliament
The rebe General Preston va. brought 70 Ha
vana by the Owl who : said TO have been sent
20 circulate the report that Htxmiilitn j 20 re-
cOgnze the cOnledericy, open Tampic0 Is a port
to adiudicste maritime captures. and a grand
simultaneous sor.ie by swarm OF pirates i TO De
made
The Owl l. under the notorious sneak MoftitI,
and j. known TO have cannon and ammunition in
her hold. and will probably BIT out as a pirate in
short time Several OF her crew deserted At
Havana and Nassau, probably intending q visit
to New York
Advices from the United States had depressed
sugar and mOlasses at Havans.