Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. N
INV YoRK. January o,


The Post has a letter from Savannah which
speaks OF the order pseyailing in that city since
It's occupation by our army. aud the confidence
Of the citizens in our protection.
The Richmond Wing proposed to declare the
/ ports of the northern states blockaded. and sub
ject all English and French ships 10 capture. Ii
thinks the contedersey will then be recognized
The captain OF the ship Kate Prince. captured
and bonded BY the piiste Shenandoah, says the
! Shenandoah 10 not armed for lighting, but only
/ for The destruction of ships. She was purchased
IN England at nearly twice her value. 9Th the
understanding that she be fitted up .
| pirate She is / 900 tons burden, aud can run
abon, II knots Al hour: she has crew Of AZ
men, nearly all Englishmen.
The Hersd's Washington special Saws: Gen.
Buffers report Of the Wilmington expedition has
been received at the department. IL is very
lengthy, and tends to eIculpate Butler from the
responsibility OF the failure. Ii is understood TO
reflect severely on Admiral Porter.
General Grant has recently been in correspon-
dence with Lee and Com missioner Ould. supposed
10 be On the subject Of exchanging prisoners.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81.
Specials say that considerable pressure is being
brought 10 bear in the Senate 10 defeat the bill
for the sbrogation of the Canadian reciprocity
treaty
Official dispatches show that the people Of Sa
vsnnsh are more loyal than the people of any
city yet captured
brother of the rebel Gen. Hardee resides in
Savannah, and says the people are in favor OF
restoration. rr
The Richmond Sentinel OF the 81 says: Nose
10y Is rapidly recovering. and will soon he ready
for duty.
Rebel paper, have the news tina, Hood defeat
oil l,.c a.. os
our men
Forrest captured entire brig abe of cavalry.
and 600 wagons Forrest has been made lieu
tent general.
The Senate TO day coufrmel j. l.. Hood of
Illinois, as consul al Bangkok, Siam.
A telegram from City Point Gays Richmond
papers announce the death, by paralysis, Of Gen.
Sterling Price
In The House Mr. Stephens introduced bill
for the amendment OF the revenue law, which re-
quires all persons having tobacco to make an
immediate return of the quality and kinds TO the
district assessor, and forbids its removal without
permit from the assessor of the bonded ware
house Of y. Y, Phila ielpbia, Baltimore. St
Louis, and other places under the custody of the
treasury, and permits il also 10 be obtained un
der treasury regulations FOR private warehouses.
The bill allows tobacco TO be exported without
payment of tax, or packed and prepared for
ket BY the grower on his premises, or sold there
without pay ment of tax, but il may not be manu-
featured until il be stored in the bonded ware
house. The bill was referred 20 the committee
on WAYS and mesns
The Richmond Dispatch of the 5th has been
received Ii was heretofore announced that
Sherman had driven in the rebel pckets at Har-
dieville station, on the G. K r, twenty
miles from Savannah.
Sherman's present objective point is Branch
=
but presume he hs. been reinforced by Fosters
command
The Dispatch also has the following:
Gen. Ripley has been ordered to the army OF
the Tennessee
JACKSON, Miss, Dec 29.-Msjor jackson,
just from Shreveport, reports the death Of Major
General Price at Doolcy's Ferry. Lafayette couu
,y, Arkansas. on the Let inst, Of apoplsIy.
Semmes, the gallant and distinguished com
mander OF the famous Alabama. arrived tJack
son OH the 18th ult.
He is in good health and spirits, and expresses
the opinion that the war will soon end He came
via Texas, and is accompanied by his son. We
may expect him III Richmond this week.
The Georgia militia, alter molly sustaining the
State, passed through Augusta on the 2sth Of
December.
WLnISG January l-Lste news from
Newbern aud Beaufort report that Buffers army
aud Porter 8 teet had gone TO Hampton Roads
or perhaps City Point
There were only l .O00 troops sc Aorehesd
City.
IL was reported al Newberu that Ihe Yankees
lost FIVE vessels sunk and fifteen disabled, and
all their horses and artillery and much .mmuni
ton lost in the recent gale. The disabled yes
sels were lett al Beaufort
An Official dispatch from Hood. dated Corinth.
December 90, received st the war depart
ment last night
e'en- Hood states that hs army re-esossed the
tennessee river without material loss since the
battle in front Of Nashville