Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3602, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1862 — Page 3
DAILY SENTINEL v Kp"? "i: a v .', ....... ....a im V Vn IHF. DAILY STATE FETITL srhy all th earfj rTir.f eirr ant frr1 Jht trw, and delivered 1 irritwr In n vfiit towns ab'!! the am tirne It I !- tr.ütfjin th'.-c;ty. TU. tixV.ct rfvVn at I!ita:re fr. tb Capital of Itl-.n. t jrt the nw cf the ly T'"tn V to thrive hoomVf..fth-ycnm'tTUthr'u-h I T-r f uhlil.d telere. 5ews dealer and carriers in any of the trrwn on rattra-1 centering at Indianapolis, w;'l b supplied with the SENTINEL on a gwl terms any other pspe. CI ab fr the Party will b snpphM at A gents rate. Orders are stlw-ited. daw
SPEECHES OF Ilrnclrick and VootIiccm. Tbespeerbtf nn. TV-mas A. Hendrteat.efore tba lto-&rrtlc Convention fn the Etehtb f Jsnuarv, I., th ptb f Hon. Panl'I YT. Voorhee, In the IPne ,f Representatives, February 5', on the duty of the Fdertl GoTetrmnt in IU relations to the civil war and the f,jrt f'r which it houM t prosecuted, are for sale at tl.l ofüe, pnt,tiul In a pamrdet of sliteen pag-s. Including both spebs. Each one I ani'.r.g thoalh Minted f,n the rr?vDt crU'., andtotJl be placed in te bands of every voter In th Stste. The firUlssiie halng hern entire eihan-t'd, we are now rprtiiünjj a Urge t dlt'.ou to supply tU increasing liind. T.i'e living fl expire' routes mud provide, fir pre fT g tLe postage, w hi h I on. eri jer ropy. I'rk 11 per hundred. All orders promptly f.lled. CITY AND STATE ITEMS.
Arrival or Wocttl So wit x Someone hundred and th:rty of our brave In liana old;ers, wounded at Pittsburg, arrival in the city jeterdy m on.ing ft their way to Michigan C.ty,nvt of them t.ng from the northwestern part of this Sr.te at; 1 from Hindis. Gurpttriotie tri kindhearted citizen did everything in their power while the unfortunate but rob'e men rtrr.aii cU li'.re U minitUr t tli-r w.tnt. It wi a svl iju. n pail thruuph the c-w. JStretrhel upn pilot. infTprln fron .CTerc wounl-, num-er Iaj, while fthorti. not o criuu! injure-J, were tt;n with heil, arm, leg Lamiae-I. AM eeml to ter the PI. tht ha I cme upon them with ((rtitu le, ülmtratin? the Lcrwin which actute the true oMier eterrwhre.
Co C.23J; TV A LJn'Iner. C D. 33th; Jobn KnneT.Co H.rVUh; O W Wiru-her. Adj't, 3ih; J t) Kran. Mj .r. 39:h; II K I i:Tcttjt C- K.
COMMERCIAL.
1 Ith. Ti:n Hiker. C-i C. 2Uh; S Tvl..r. Co A.
Cth; IvNin T Sa J.i, C A, Lion K Tut- ;
t!e. C II. Ctli; Scott Divi. Co A, Gih; Jh A Adm. Cu A. Cth; II KBeIo.Chaplaia.30ih.
J BT rKlBr.Arp. Irir Vork ?larkrt. Niw Tok, Apnl 15 Flonr lul!, hetTT arhl 5c lowor; a le at $1 DO for fuperfire State; $. (X)(.r5 05 for
I rtt Qtitw cilvj rprvirfol 41 00? i 'J. i-A
okTALiTT of SLDir.ts 1 he fjl.owin - Ind:- j t t$ot.i ror urrtine Weft-m; l.Srfo an- .I i.or- have die-i at the m.Iitarv hosiütals at ! ..r, .;,m W..., . t'.'inr
5 Ij fir fi!iippins bran extra round hoop Ohio,
nnd $ ii(ii U for trUe Lrana, the market
A turd.
Mr. p4trick S-n'th id well recornmerulei bj the ; Iiijrht Her. J. II. Luer?. Hnhop of Fort Warue. j tlie Vry Her. J. JJcrroit, V. (i.,al.obj UiC Kev. j
Iwani UrJahertr, ot t-rawiorüviue. lie h traveling apt-fit of valuable works anl thoe who wih to rubcr.be fr nnj oi them will fiui Lim, I lure iw doubt, entiitlv reliable. At . l5rfo?itA, i'aAUr St. Juhn'rf Church. Indianapolis, April 1 5th, IrGJ. m mi . for the I!;!y Ptate Sentinel. Ceonr After the l lsht it Ovrr. Kmtor Sentintl: "Kulk; pay" the editor of the Journal took with him on lis trip to the fieM-of-war two copies of the Sentinrl to f ecu re protection from the eecethers in case of capture. Now I Mjr wouldn't he have &hown greater weight of brains, according to thekcaleof public opinion, it 1. had taken a tile of the Journal for the lj.t lour iiionth.s, thereby securing to hi id elf. in the afore id emergenrv, the mual
libTtie.4 of harmle-. lunatics, it able to identify himself us ihv author? Kxtull.
at. um: April S .lohn Lriov.co. H.Ü1April 1 1 I X TIjorn.co. K, 33 1. The fjl'.owii;,; hate died at the Loipital at Munfonisville, Ky. March 1 L. Steward, co.II, .o'lh March 2 M Harris, co. II, 57th; .1 WUeman, co. K, 3"th. March 5 Lewis Katon, co. G, 1'Uh. March 7 Chat Colvm. co. G. 39th.
March 3 Ch is Shields, co. D, 4 th.
clo-infr un?ett!ei and declining.
Whi.kv firmer; tle at 23 for State Aud 2 Ic for Western. Wheat dull and faTor buyem; limitel trans action; sales of red State at $1 251 32;mixel State, spring and winter, at $1 2t; and winter re I Western at $1 30 deliver cd. Corn dull, heavr and 1c lower: piles at lire
CfXext Sunday i Katcr Sunday. f2THee fir?t page for interesting reading matter. t"?" See Jones, Vinnedge t CoV rtock and prices. Xifm The Jewl-h Kea.t of the lt.-iio er, which roinnicnctl oti the I'tih inst., will continue eight (1 tj. 5"??The beautiful nebular auibrotype at the rantlietin. IiiatAroLiH Mark. 4. Wheat 75a.". He 43.iW).4 O.iU 2i.t23. I'.f-5 bib ,. Itutler l.'u It. üf.kken$l SDal 75.
IMr. J. C. Mcrrlill, unil agent on the In lianaptdi.4 and Cincinnati railroad, lias our thank daily for newpiper ftvora. t?The tiutiieroua friends of I"-. John 1. Dunn, of Michigan City, were h ippy to mm him in town yesterday, looking remarkably well. Matuimdvial. Thirty nmrriage liceine have been i.Huc 1 by the Clerk of Marion county du ring the month of April up to dale. t?f" It is about time for the street sprinkler to m ike his preparations for the a u tamer's campaign. 57" Howen, Stewart k Co., and Merrill Ä; Co., are in receipt of Godev'a Lady's book for May. Forsn A bre.VHtpin. which the owna can have by calling upon Captain Thomas Meli iker, of the "Pearl of I'earl utrect," and paying for this adrertiemcnt.
fur miio.1 Wksfeii in stire- Ufrfc fur .Terver
t u in f T- r I ... t V i - - t . . v J
-Hruiiv-nai iapp, co. w.-isi.j ' e!low; 596lWlc for S.uthern yellow. CO. (!, 5Ut. I Su.nr Rxw dull and unchanged: CubaC5.'f2
March 11 Jas Grauditaff, do. K, 42J; Huih ; 73 ... ortl. y:nt 73
March 12 F II Wright, co. IJ. 57ih Ind.
Mtrcb l.r X Warwick, co. D,5nh Ind. March 17 John Gurnee, co. I, 3."th Ind. March H John Hicklev, co. K, 35th Ind.; F M Kce-e,co. 0, 4'):h Ind." March TJ Abel Crawford, co. F. 5-th Ind.; II K We-tUll. co D, 51st Ind. March 21 Thomas Anderson, co. I, 3."th Ind. Mnrch 25 J It McMichael. c. K. .Vnh Ind. The following have dici at Louisville: April 7 It F I'.eeman.co. K. 10th Ind. " O Welheimer, co. A.3lih lud. 1U J W Smith, co. G, 3Nli Ind.
ftT It would Ihs diilicult to find anywhere a better lot of boot and ahoes than Cady A; Co. now have at the Glenns Hlock Shoe Store. They have been receiving new goods daily for some time past, including all the new and desirable Myle, and are gelling at extremely low prices. Try them. f?"The finest assortment of ladies shoes in the city can now b found at Jones, Vinnedije k Co idioe houe; gaiters, silk gore heel, at $1 to $1 b5 per pair; slippers, 50 cenU to $125; kid lasting and fancy toilet flippers. Their Ktock is full andjcomplete. Prices tho lowest in the market. Ladies, go and eee them. The Immana Wol-xdep. We learned yesterday, at the Executive olfice, that a dispatch from Mr. Ilolloway, the Gofornor'a Private SecrcUry, had been received, stating that all of the Indiana wounded at the battle of Pittsburg, able to be removed, were on their way home. This is welcome news to thofe near and dear to thts brave men throughout the State.
Fur the IUr State Sentinel. The Ar en u I. Kmtor Sntinil: We, the undcr-igned, ho hive been working at the Ar?enal undercharge of Captain Sturm, would like to call attention to the manner in which the managers of that insti tut ion nuke and fulfill bargains with "omeof the operative en:irel t!;cre. We were hired to work at night Iroin 7 P. M. to 5 A. M., and were to rereivc Irom cM cents to $1 each per night; now when they :y us otr they allow us only 15 cents to 50 cent. jt night, and make u take an order for amount due, whi! we are directed to proent to Fletcher k fSli irpe, ho will pay tho name ls two per cent, discount. The foreman !io hired us states that he was authorized by Ciptain Sturm to pay t0 cents to d per iiiht fr h mds. As theic appears to be Iraud (r a very erious uii'tuke in this matter, we would like to know who ets the benetit of the fraud, il Mich it he. WM. II. CKiftK. A Proclamation to the Patriotic ami 4'lia r i ta lle of Imliiiitii.
Al'Jl TANT Gf.M.KAL's 0ICt'., Inmana VohiNTiiK Militia. Indianapolis, April I I. 't2
Yon are again appealed to for contributions of hopii.tl supplies for our fick und woutxled o!imteers. Xearly ir (piite one thousind of the I rive II osier hoys we e wounded in thercce.it
battle at Pittsburg Landing, and are being brought to the hospitals in this State. Thev re
quite comforts and luxuries which )ou can atlotd
them. Leithe sipped not be in vain. The Sanitary Committee here, ol which Mr. Ilannamati is Pie-ident, and AUVnl Harrison, Esq., Treasurer, has charge of collecting und
distributing upplies to points where they are
most needed. The articles particularly required are tho following: Woolen and cotton undershirts and
drawers, pillows, pillow slips, narrow sheets,
towels, handkerchiefs, bandages, lint, combs,
cake aoap, jellies, ranne! fruits, etc.
All aupphes should bo carefully packed in
boxes and duplicate invoices made, one copy put inthelwjx and the other mailed to W. Hannaman, Esq., President of the Sanitary Committee.
All money tdiould be scut to A.ire! Harrison, Esq . Hy order of his Excellency, Gov. Morton. Laz. Xodlk, Adjutant General. Papers throughout the State please copy.
?7The person who borrowed a hitting bridle from my table will pleic return it immediately as I nee I it. 5if Wji, Wilkisox. MILITARY ITEMS.
'ork dull. Iavy and a shtde lower: sales at
$12 5K.7i:i 75 fr roes, $10(Vifl0 50 fcr prime, and $.12 50i 15 50 for piime mess. IJeef ipaict. Lard c lower; sales at 7J.5c. I'utter scüing at rj4'c fur Ohio and 15320c for State. Cheese steady at O'.c.
TELECRAPHIC.
f acrokTtp KiruufL oa ras dajlt itats Bamjiax.
.ooii ICtporl.. CAPTURE OF FT. PULASKI!
William S. Lucas h is been comtuissione 1 2d Lieutenant in the 3d Indiana cavalry.
Major S. S. Mitkle, of the 47th Indiana, has
resigned. Major Koger Martin, of the 53-1 Indiana, has
v THJtoaara.j Cincinnati .Harket. . Cicik ATI . April 15. Flour dull; superfine offered at $1 10(4 15. Wheat dull ami heavy; fc5g'J0c fur red. Oats dull at 2Jc. Corn dull at 31(320. Whisky advanced to land firm. Men pork closed dull at $1 50. Lard 74(.738'c. A irool demand fr bulk mett at 3Uc for
shouhlers, and 5o lower for rides, with sales of
400,000 lbs, eloping qu.et. No change in bacon Groceries quiet and uuehanged; fair jobbing dem and. Exchange firm nt prem.
I):ath or Col. Siox S. Bar-s. A dispatch was received at the Executive otlice yestenlay, announcing the death of this gallant officer the Colonel of the brave Indiana 30th from wounds received in the battle of Pittsburg. Col. D iss tliel at Paducah, whither he hail been trans portel ly steamboat. Ilii remaius are now on their way to Fort Wayne, his home. Mokitz, Fro. k Fo., Xo. ID Weht Was!Hnoiox SrRfLT. At this establishment, recently refitted in splcmlid style, the most elegant fabrics for gentlemen's wear are displayed upon the counters. M'riu, Bro. & C. purchase their goods for caidi.und sell forrah at the very lwe'sttasible rates. Mr. S)l Strauss anl Mr. Wm. II. Kckhart are the rurteius and accomplished clerks at this famous house. Howuo Saloo.v. Mr. T. C. Wright has re t.umc.1 the pmpiielorship of the Bowling Saloon on Georgia street, between Illinois and Meridian, and has refitte! and elegantly decorate! it throughout. It is one of the most agreeanle places of resort in the city, and gentlemen daily and nightly enjoy the healthful and reinvigorating games at lliis establishment. Xo liquor is dd on the premises, and everything is kept in the most perfectly genteel style. 14-lw V?r The Sanitary Committee desire to acknowledge the receipt of a hundred thdbrs paid them on behalt of Governor Wright, by his son John C. Wright, K., of this city, to be applied ... .!e mZ..Yt ..rt.t wr . .11 11.1... Ci.lill.kr4
to ine reuei nur um v." - A. Harrison, Treasurer. The above donation was given unheralded by telegraph or otherwi-e, ostentatiously. "Let nt our right hand know what your left hand doetli." J?Tht be.utifut neluhr nmbrotype at the Pantheon is the finest picture of the kin 1 we h ive ever seen, verv classic, besides being a tine likeness. Wo notice several ot our city poets and artists there. The paintcl photographs are also very fine. There are several of UetM's landscapes there, and a fruit piece that looks very lucious, about as true to nature as anything we ever saw. On the who'e the Pantheon is a very s-tjhsh little gallery and well worth a vi.Mt. Pennsylvania e-treet, at the Etna Building.
SPECIAL NOTICES. XTJTBJl,IC NOTICE!
IS r.ast Watilngtoti Mrcrt , Have lien appuiMi-d a t t f-r the Mde .f Ii IK a i i; h -r i: n m i i, . a , T1IK WONDKIlFl'b (JKAM'bl S, f,.r the cute of Cuk-hs, CfM, Sore Throat, Brn hitis, VUe'iin, 'rrilatin nt the t'vula ii1 Tii-il, "l liii-- ot tlie Lmi. f-iiil in large huxrs, 25 ct.., 51 ct.. atiJ 1 t-arli. lillili
for the Daily Stale S cutinel. Clljr Svcliool I'lindk, Li. Sk.mim l: You will please give place m y.ur paper to the following atciuent in regard t the city h'Iiixi! lunl- since they came into the lunds of 'the rre.-etit Treasurer. The receipts ami dirlurements from Sept. 2J, ltb'I, to March 3d. Ic62, are as follows: TTITION Ft M. Sept. 23. Am't receiveil of K. O'Xeal. Ute TreiMirer. per his report S-:. 0. 1 61 3.11 75
Xov. 13. Am't received of County Au litor. licence - Am't received of County Au t..r. chod revenue " ' Am't leveived of Coun.y Au i:t..r. int. school funls " Am't rts ei e l of County An tor. T. 15, X. K- 3 K
$4,161 oo No p-iyments from this fund; the same amount c.:i:e.j , rwanl to text re;tt. O I.IMKAL UM'.
Si-pt. 23. Am i ie.-isl of K. ( Neal. tal.ii,.e " -i.V Ain't received of J. M Jame -oi,, late City Treasurer, blu. e t portctt in bis bands. .
3-7 10 509 17 ::2 f.i 43 43
f.UtoC Klllrtt and Wounded. We copv from the Evansville Journal the fol
lowing list of killed and wounded of the 25th
regiment Indiana volunteers at the battle at Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, April Cih and 7th:
COMPANY A, CAPT. MALTZMAX. KilloJ Capt (i W Saltzman; privates Jacob Jordan, Henry My er. Wounded 21 Lieut A Boren, slightly; Sorgt G M Smith, severely, privates H Bonhc, mortal ly; Felix Downen, Kobt Goudy, Kichard Koger, John Lam ut. Geo Wetherry, severely; Corporals F Edmonds, I) Jt Vint, S York, G W Ham, privates S P Eistman, T J Bosdick, II. Hamick, J Henly, J S Martin, John Phillips. Missing Privates John Xix, W II Stcvcnj. COMPANY B, CAPT. IUI U N LAN PLR. Killed Privates. Patrick J Kronlev, James For,l. Wounded 2d Lieut. I) W Darling, severely wounded in the arm; mortally, B S Barnett, Aaron Milage; severely, Peter Kannel, Charles Schlank, Xicholas Wt'bher, John M Heema, K B Kirkpatrick, Charles Siraub, Wm Forsman, Francis Robinson. Felix Gallagher: slightlv.Jobn
J Myer, Martin Ki.Miiger, Conrad Kader, Levi M Cotliu, Frank Powers. Kobert Short. Missing Charles Hanncr, Henry Walker, Jas Taylor. COMPANY B. Lirt T. BRICKl'.TT COMMANPIXC. Killeii 1st Lieutenant. Henry L. Brickett. Wurult 1 severelv Chas A Schimpft', John Seep; slightly, Chris Klein. Andrew Zence.Simu el Ii Holder. Kufus Council. Missing Christian Hill, Albert Mevcr, James M. Pelt. COMPANY 1, CAPT. UNCI!. Killed William Coon, John Whitman, Clark B ilt-er. m Wounde! severely Sergeant J G Jackson, I ven M Powell, Ben S ld, Dtvid Edward. Stephen Kratzer, Alexander Sharp, G W Joi.es; slightly, Henry Barcherding. COMPANY B. CAPT. WALKT.lt.
Killed Serg't Henry E Morris, II W Wright, G W MtKin-cv, John Kav,.I J Vanwinkle, E B
Wibon. ! Woundeil severelv Serg't A J Mosby. Corpv- ! ral I N Butkh.irt." Wm S Hayi es, L T Conner, j Til man Jones, Peter Mottwiier, L I) Stevens, Denton Suinner. David M ui. j Slightly James Burkhirt, James Craveus, j Peter P Kgt.ew, Thos J Pictxn. niMr.vM r, cait. larkix. j Woumlcxi severely Geo W Ferguson, Felix ; Line, John Pitzer, Jo-hn i Acres. Slightly Serg'fK F Lirkin, Serg't Xathanicl ! Henderson.
I'OMPANT O, CAPT PO U K. Killed 1st Lie it Jesse Patterson. WounJed seerelv John Allsup, John W
' Cr'tc'iclow, Jdm H Durh un, Leand'.T Grantham, j Chaa Parsons. Levi C Wright. I Wiu.ded siil tly Mal.Ion E Willism-on, J. ! cob L Henkle. James E All-up, Jarob L Cham berg, Martin Ort I. Colville D Sweetland, John Finnev. Hetirv K Divenpoit.
Mi.-.-ing Jos Wi.iiam-, Andcr-on Pans. COMPANY It. CAPT OARHT. Kille-1 Thomas B Hatidv, Chandler BmdfiV.d. Wounded severelv, 1-t Lieutenant Dorus
Fellows, woundeil m the thih; Mmuei l i iv ett.John A Stout. Pinkr.ey Anderson; slightly, John Cramer. Solomon Hover, Ferdinand Foster and William Forshee. COMPANY 1. SECOND LIECT1.XVNT JOHNSON COMMAMHNii. Kdle.l Jan. es Conacll, John C Taylor. John . Ilt.-l Woun l.vl eterely. HC Se.-t. A J G I. J.ioo, Di-li, tnoi tally; slightly, S Compton. C W Brown. MisMt:g Fie!eri. k K ute, C W Tomliinon. IcoMTAXY K, KIRsT MTITEN ANT ENI.OW COMMAND
CMUT10a. Die market I full 'f imitations, n-pnrnted to he the
ninip "l'.li)n. i;k'- lltAI. 1 liiwllr.l, ui a are In tnit-t caps pred'ictiieni pit;e Injury. Many dralrm
w ill rrcuniiiK U)! interior pn p .ration aud lower priceil article, all'ipi..!: nv re pu t t to theirw-lvt A.k for ami 0I5TA1X only TdtOW.Ws llRONCHIAL TKOCHKS," w hich hy long experiei'cw have proved th'.ir value, having
received the sanction ef phjiclans generally, and tej-ti-moniaU from eniltirnt men throughout the coutitry. P.KDWN'S bKONCHlAb TKOCHKS, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have a direct Influence to
the affected parts: the e.latie and soothing effect to the nuicim lining if the windpipe into the Bronchi! allayrulnioiiary irritation und jrives relief in Couchs, t'ohU, aud the varioiM Throat affections to which puhlic Speaker and Mnierare liahle. febll-dly '62
DRUMS.
DRUMS! DU DRUMS!!!
B-AJSS DRUMS, BOYS' IDislXJMS, TO"5T DRUMS, A Lb OF THE BEST QUALITY, AT THE LVDLLI'. JiirsiC STOllE IN'o. -L I5iito IIoiiho. apr4 WILLAKD 4 STJWELb.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
1MI1.II
resigned. Dr. Jacob Ebersoll, of Aurora, has been Hppointod piim ij al Surgeon of the 11' ih Indiana. How Lkadanh Brahs auk Pito i p.m Solth. A gentleman write as ltdlows to the litis of the Mobile AdcntUrr and lirjittr, March ID, I send you, ns a contribution to the Confederacy, the lead weight which was attached to the striking purl of my chick, with the hope that every one, ti t only in yur city, but in the whole Conl'ederacv, who mav have uch withiu their reach, will do likewise. Assistant Adjutant (Jen. Wilson will send
home from the Vihville hospital ()() convalcs- I cent soldiers on furlough. Commissary Gen. Stone, with thirty woundeil, the renin int of our Pea Bulge heroes, will reach here to day. Cpt Fessenden, of the 19th regiment United States iut.uitry, severely wounded in the arm ut Pitt-burg, has arrived in the city. Appointments am Promotions. Cth Ileglnient Dr. Win. M. Harding, Assistant Surgeon, vice Char'eton, resigned. Fortietli Begiment D. John Potts, Assistant Surgeon, vice CJlick, promoted. Foity fourth Begiment Capt. Wm. B. l:nghatn, promote! Mnjr, vice Stoughton, promote!. Forty filth Begiment. Üd Cavalry Chm. Case, appointed Major to take command of battallion now in Kentucky. Forty seventh Begiment Capt. John A. McLaughlin, promoted Major, vice Mickle, resigned. Bracken Cavalry Jas. II. Carr, promoted 1st Lieuteuant. Com. Hoi.mns It has not yet been stated, we believe, that Com. Hollins, of "ram" "turtle" notoriety, was captured in the general rout nt Island o. ID; but such is the fact. He is now a prisoner. The Commodore made a present of a handsome gpuirrel gun to Major Speed Butler, Gen. Pope's Adjutant General., thinking, no doubt, that for no me time to come at least, he would have no use lor such a weapon. He may be expected here in a day or two. St.Isouis Rep. We are indebted to Dr. Dorsey for the following list of the wounded of Pittsburg Landing pold'.ers from Indiana now in tho Mouud City hospital: Thomas R Stunett, 9th; Morris Bich, 9th; Chas A McNull, Hth; Chas M Thomas, 41th, badly; Perry Matten, .'tUtb. badly; Jno W Blank, Hlsti b oil v; Jiiben Johnson, lUlth; John Boll", 41th; Henry Elsy, 11th; Martin Menard, 4 Ith; Elias Curtis, 9th; Loss Heifer, .Id; Thos Luid, Gth; Joseph Farther, ."Ust, badly: Davit! Honad, :i(lih; Jacob Fisher. Md; Sim Wright, 41th; Paul Seay. 41th; Phillip Miller, Wth, bully; Garret McCaon, .'list; (eirgc Tilth away, 23th; Jacob Odcll, 27th; Daniel Bantclsy, 3Gth, badly. The billowing Indiana officers have resigned: 1st Lieut D II Wall, .'Hth regiment; 21 Lieut Edward J Williams, 47th: 1st Lieut J II Emery, 47th; Capt Byron II Dent, 47th; 21 Lieut Xicholas Van Horn. The -following company officers have been commissioned: James W Archer, 1st Lieutenant and Adjutant. 39th regiment, Xoble Hilles, Indiana volunteers. Captains Thos A McXaught, co A; Andrew Wilson, co B; ' , co C; Bussell A Bolder, D; Allen G Cavins, co E; Wilford H Welman, co Fr John W Branch, co G; Thos P (.raves, co I; Edward J McBride. 1st Lieutenants James E Hvden, Philip Mc-
Dade. John S Akin, Andrew J Mason, Benj L Brookshare, Thomas Biley, George W Brown,
Alexander Jones, C S Hudson.
Second Lieutenants Win A Bartholomew , Wm A Borers, Ehvard Maxwell. M C Taylor,
James X Murphy, Ephraim J Hollis, John Phil lips, Howard Wabler.
A Cairo correspondent of tlie Ilirald gives
General Halleck s opinion of McCIcIIan as fol
lows
"General Hal leek has declared repentedlv. in
substance, that he considered the military skill, science and penetration of General McC'.ellan as
second to no man living; that w hatever had been done in the West and elsewhere was but the carrying out of McC'ellun's greU plan of the war; that the general idea of each and every one of these movements was the fruit of his foresight and knowledge of war and its appliances, ami th it McCIellan had roughly hewn the whole w ork and only left the finishing touches to the department and division commanders." We are glad to see the alacrity with w hich our people enter upon the duty of minUtering to the vnnts of the wounded soldiers sent to this city. A constant stream of persons, ladies and gentlemen, was kept up on Siturday and yester
1 tv, bearing delicacies and all manner ot necessary atticles to the suffering. Phvsicians visiting the citv have also rendered important assist nice to the attending ph vsicians. Among the number we noticed Drs. Hobbs and Tucker, ot Annapolis, Parke county, who la bored unceasingly until all the w ounded had been prperlv attended to. This conduct was in
strong contrast with that of a few handsomely i dres-ed medical gentlemen who sat all day in the j
note! gaz.ng witli aomiraiion on me goio nanus . . . ciracnj, Can t-e neen at our lot, a!j"ir.irie the
that ornanientel thetr sh.iulders and th silvery ; j.,un,ai .Uitd:pjr, south si!e. Order left there will he I S ili it derora!' ! their eais. IlransriUe ! promt.flv attended to. G. COLDSMITII A CO.
Journal.
Some of th- furious she rebels of Xas'uville are ug'.v. scrawny, lank and toothless old girls,
who can't attract the notice of the L mon sol d:ers. They are the worst of rebels, "without an if or a but." An Ordir from Feavrigard The follow.
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FOREIGN KIEWS.
From Forlre .Tlonroe Foutri-ss Munroe, April 14. A flap of truce went up to Craney Island this afternoon and broucht back two 'Norfolk piper. Thev were
taken to beadtaarter?, and, although containing important information of the unconditional surrender ot Fort Pulaski, an effort w as made, in accordance with the policy th.it prevails here, to keep even good n?ws from the representatives of the prcs. I am, however, able to give you the substance of the glorious news as published in the Savannah Kt publican. The lie public an navs eubstantullv that it learns
with de.-p repiet that after a gallant defense, haiost p-ims mostly superior, that Fort l'ulaski iiurretulereil at 2 I. M. yesterday. Corporal Law, of the l'ulaski Guards, who did n"t letvo Fort Thunderbolt until after the flap was hau el down, tirinps tlie intelligence of the Fuccessful event. The surrender was unconditional. Several lare breaches were made in the south wall by the Federal battery of ciht 1'arrot ;uns nt King's Land. All the barbette puns on that hide were dismounted, also three of the ease mate guns, leaving but one gun heating on that point. A clear breach was made in-the magazine. Ti e balls used were conical and eie propelled with such force that they went clear through the walls nt nearly every fire. Col. Olmsted, who was also in command, tcleprHphed the previous eveniup that no one could stand ujion the ramparts for a jingle moment, and that over one thousand lare shells had exploded within the Fort. The lirpiiblican publi-hes the above as a postscript to a part of its edition, and make no comments nor pives any particulars ns to the number of men and oflicet s in the fort at the time of its sun ender. It says, however, none of its defenders were killed, and but four wounded. A Kichmotid paper contains mi editorial exhibiting considerable fear for the safety of that city. It intimates that the Monitor, Xau.'atuck, and Galena, all armored vessels, mipht easily come up the James river and by their invulnerability and Kjwerlul guns take and keep possession of the city. To prevent tuch a result it proposes that the channel of the James river rhall bo obstructed by stone, which it says is abundant for the purpose, and should be used at once. The Menimac has no t come out and nothing has been seen. of her to day. The tide has been low and this may have kept her in. Early in the morning u rebel tug ran out from behind Sewiil.'s l'oint, but soon returned. Later in the day there w as a large lire in the woods on the l'oint, apparently from the burning of the brush and gave rise to some speculations that the rebels were building a new battery there. Front Iitttbur; Landing. St. Locis, April 15. Several gentlemen connected with the army arrived here yesterday, nmonp them Captain Lozof of Grant's btail', who
is the bearer of Grant's othcial report of the battle
at Pittsburg. Ihcy lett the army on rnday ni"ht last.
Halleck arrived at Pittsburg on Friday and immediately nssumel command of the army. Grantln his official report estimates our loss at 1,500 killed and 3,0U0 wounded. The loss of the enemy in killed and left on the fiehl is preater than ours. o estimate of their wounded can be made, as many must have been sent to Corinth arid other places. The loss of our artillery was great, many pieces having been disabled by the enemy's shot, some losinp nil their horses and many men. Not le.s than 2K) horses were killed. The rebel army has outposts at the foot of Pea Kide extending eight miles from Corinth. The Federal troops have advanced eight miles from Pittsburg, leaving only a space of only two miles between the opposing armies. A battle may be brought on at any moment. We have the strongest assurauce that our army is ready for the encounter.
judgment cot crdy to tfcvaxt th-a tchemebutto
prevent rebel armed vessels from fcsdir.g shelter in Mexican Trts and from carrting arm through th territory of that republic. The defer.f e of the
Mexican Fovcrtintj is crged upDn the ittetition of that Government at4 the declaration made that the United State doea not des. re to acquire any part of Mexico. 0a the 9J of June Mr-i Cor in iu forma Mr. Sewani that it had been hi !
constant endeavor nince his arrival at tb City of . . . .t . t. i .1
Mexico to possess tne Mexican cuna ot ine true case of our difficulties and thus ecable them to
estimate the danger which would result from a.iy
unfavorable termination of them.
He wit quite sure that when the Mexican Gov
ernment would endeavor to preserve relations
with all European powers on fair terras ihe would
succeed. It regarded the United States as its true and only reliable friend in any ftrugcle
which might involve it nttional existence, i oward the close of July Mr. Corwin, In the course
of his dispatch, incidentally remarked that Europe
ia quite willing to ree us humbled, and will not
fail to Like advantage of our embarrassments to
execute purposes of which she would not have dream Oil had we remained at peace. This was
said with reference to the joint intervention of
England, trance anil Spam in the affatra of
Mexico.
Mr. Sewaxd, writing to Mr. Corwin on the JJ
of Seotember, assure him the Pretfideut preatly
desired that the political tdatus of Mexico as an
independent nation should permanently main
tain, and in December, after pek.inz of the
joint intervention, informs him that the Government can not consent to Lis retuniir.g from Mexico as desired. a .a. a ..
It is Rnnwn that Mr. Corwin negotiated a
treaty aith Mexico, but the Senate rejected it on
the ground that it was not advisable to assume,
as was projiosed, any portion of the principal or
interest of the debt of Mexico which would re
quire the commerce of the Europeau powers.
In communicating this result to Mr. Corwin
Mr. Seward says, April 3, under these circum-
etances the President is unnbie to suggest to )
any other mode for contributing to the deliverance of our sister Republic from the embarrass-
ments by which she is sutToundeJ which will be
acceptable to the Senate. Meanwhile a desire to direct vour most earnest attention to the neces
sity of guarding, if imssible. against anv such
bill reported from the select committee td ref
ute the franking rririlfge,h;rg coliCcatio?j or the laws or on that subject, with amendment.
Mr. Colfax said the i'ttolhce Committee witn
ooe exception wer in favor of the abolition of
the frariktnf privilege, and th Hu had pl the bill for that pnrpo now rmdin' before the
Senate, lie moved to Lay the bill oo the table. Agreed to Ss to 4s.
i te House concttrrw in the rt-pcrii of the cotn-
raittv of conference or diaagreeing votes on the Postoffice and Navy aptrorriataja 1411. Ad-
loomed.
e Foreign 5 ewe. PowTtAjio, April It The following netrg in
by the steamer Norwegian:
corxHAoui. The Minwter of Marne stated to-day in Council of State that he wWJ ak
large credit for the construction of iron plated fchipa. He promised that no further wooden war Tcssels should be built. The declaration was re
ceived with great tic faction.
TiaKlT.- The insurgents bare dentroyed four
towns tn Alboma b tire and sword. All the Turkish inhabitants wero tnaaacred, bet de
Christians were spared.
Enülaxd. The Timet eulogies Hon. Iletry J.
Ravmoud for bis recent speech in the New York
Legislature, and compliments him as the rt
publie speaker who has done justice to England.
ltisdemed that Gen. louar, with b s rein
forcements for Mexico, Las been ordered to re
turn.
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taede of the resources of Mexico to toreipn
pwers as might affect our c.tue injutiously or impair the ability of the pe ple of Mexico to ousUiin the fieo Go ei niiient e.iobltsbed Ly their
own choice. You will not leave tlie Government of Mexico in doubt for a moment that the Gov
ernment of the United States is not indifferent to
the perils by which thev are menaced
The Senate in executive eseion to day con
firmed the tolloum nomination
Gov. E. D. Morgan, of New York, to be Ma
jor General; Carl Sc-hurz and Col. Tallinn Kim
ball, of Indiana volunteers, to be Ungidier Gen erals; Paymaster llenj Alvord. of the U. S. A. Cart. Geo. h. llartsulf, of the Adjutant (teuer
ul'8 Department, Wm. Smith, ol Ohio, Charles-
Devens and ltufus Saiton. lKth of Mass., to be
Colonels; J. H. Van Allen, of the 3d New Vrk
cava rv. ami ri. 1(. liutoni. of 111., to be Kriga-
dicrGejerals of volunteers.
WOOD LAWX (JRKEX HOUSE!
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From YorKtoun.
Bffori: Y'orktjw.v, April lo. Y'estenlay morning a section of artillery was plante! with
in half a mile of the rebel works. Fifteen shots were fired into the earth-works before thev could
bring the guns to bear, when we withdrew.
A fine view was had yesterday of the re!el
works at Yorktown and Gloucester from a house at the mouth of Wornlith's creek. Twentv-four
guns were seen in the water battery at Y'orktown
and nine at Gloucester. At the latter place new
works are bcinz erected. ihe wharves were
covered with commissary stores, and the river
dotted w ith sails.
On Saturday, Corporal Fean, Co. H, Berdan's
Sharpshooters, was shot while on duty. . . , From Mew York.
Nty Y'oek. April 1I Specials state that
Western dispatches received at Washington re
port that Fort Randolph is being strongly forti
fied bv the rebels.
The Committee on the Conduct of the War are
alout to investigate tho causes of the late sur
prise at Pittsburg.
Several civilians have been captured by the re
bels while curiosity hunting in the neighborhood
of Manassas.
Uy an arrival from Jamaica we have papers of
the 5th. A great fire occurred in Kmg?ton on
the 31st of Mnrch. destroying several entire
hU-eets. Loss 300,000.
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TO MILLINEI7S.
From ColtimbiiM.
Columbus, 0., April 15. Parson Urownlow is
sreaking here to-night to an immense crowd.
His reception was very enthusiastic. Ue leaves
to-morrow for Pitt-burg, where he remains over
nicht: then leaves for Philadelphia, where he
w ill remain several weks until his book is com
pleted, which he wishes to speak for him. co.m;uimoal.
Front Unltiiuore. Baltimoee, March 14. The passengers taken on board the Velma were taken before the Unite! States Marshal to-day, and strange to say have all been relea-ed, some of them profess they were ignorant of the character of the vessel. Baltimore, April. 15. The Savannah Republican of the I'ith, announces the unconditional surrender of Fort Pulaski on the previous day. Seven large breaches were made in the walls by our batteries of Parrott puns at King's Landing, and all the barbette guns on that side, and three casemate guns, were dismounted. Three balls entered the magazine. Col. 01mtead, the rebel commander, signalled tl il ir nrpvinin fr th nrrenrler. tint mir fire
was so" terrible that no human being could stand j a 11 "on " 1 avia VtA n
on the parapet for even a minute. Nothing important has been received here from Yorktown. Preliminary operations are reported as rapidly progressing.
Front Washington. Washington-, April 14. Mr. Kerrigan voted airaiiist the bill for the abolition ot slavery in the Ihstrict of Columbia, but was left out of the list in telegraphing hence. Tne House Committee on Elections were unable to agree on the case of Joseph Segur. of the 1st District of Virginia. The subject will come up for decision by the House upjn its merits. The Tribune's special says: General Mitchell reports that he has occupied two other important poinU on the railroad from Decatur to the west and a station at some distance to the east of Huntsville.
Washngton, April 15.
SENATE. Mr. Williamson presented a peti
tion from the citizens of Minn, praying Congress to call on all the people of the United States,
bond and free, to aid in the suppression of the re
bellion and assuring them of the protection of the
flag thereof.
Mr. Fesenden, from the Finance Committee, reported the House bill, without amendment, for j
establishing a branch mint at Denver, Colorado.
Mr. McDougall called up the resolution ou the Secretary of War for information as to the causes
of the delar in the trial of General fMone, and
if the latter had not applied for a speedy trial.
Mr. Fessenden suggested that the resolution
call on the President instead of the Secretary of
War.
Mr. McDougall said lie specially prefened it
stood. He alluded to tlie fact that it
was now fifty days since Gen. Stone h id been ar
rested and closely confined in a 1 irk fort without
being able to leini why he was arrested or bv
whom, nor had he learned whether his airet was
ordered hy the President, Secretary of War or the commanding General. The mam er of his arrest
and confinement seemed to be more the result of
a Venetian Council of Ten than that of officials
in a free republic. He briefly reviewed the cir
cumstances prior to Stone s an est.
Mr. Wade defended the Committee on tho Con
duct of the War and believed Stone's arrest w as
justifiable.
Mr. Wilson offered a substitute for the resolu
tion callinp on the President for all information.
not incompatible with the public intciet, relative
to the arrest of Gen Stone.
Mr. McDougall tlesited it to po over till to
morrow as he wished to reply.
Mr. Sherman, from the Conference Com nr. t
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A Cold ia annoj it g. Couh I trontleaome. Hoarsenen prevent speech. hör Throat are palnfe BRANDE'S TUSSILAG0 la pleasant to take, and aotin electa a wire. 25 cent a box, at all the Drug Stores ooe to Yoxni:itrri (iiuiLrs. Coughs and Colds wl'i go away. Sometimes in a ingle day, if to the Img 5tore yoa will go An1 get upplied with Tuwilago; Ton can ne it freely a yoe please. It never tail to give you ease. Tbor Granules wonderful are, I'm sure, or they peedily effect a lasting cure. Jpjy1 23 cents pr ba, at all Dreg htore.
1 he bill emancipating slaves in tho District of t rer,rlca back tlie naval appropriation bill.
Columbia was laid before the President at six
o'clock this evening. The World's special says: An officer of tlie 77th New York reports that four of Gen. Dauka's men had been found tied to a tree with their heads sdiot o!T. The story is not credited. Right Dispatches.
The Senate
adjourned.
went into executive session and
Capt. Eastman, arrived at the navy yard b day, having left York river at G o'clock esterdav
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGEMENT. 'rtv llotite to C'lilcngo via Kokomo,
morning.
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Ii . .i ts t. t hd bin-v- .
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t Killcl Corporal S l Smith, private Frcleritk lMHffen. i Wounded Lieutenant F M Lmei-m. tieh i i tt ii .
wound in thel.ei t. Severely, r. lara u.itms, ll.viif Ellis. rollmin Morgan, James L. Par-
!ker Aleault rVati 1VI1, ..lightly 1st Scrge.uit
William L Partrid-e, James c M.-n-k. a.cntine Heiiwelman. L I Jones. Peter Kennedy, M I Meeks A M Tutt. Vrcate: kille!: 23; wounded missing 13; toufl W. .
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fvt.isva WOLXPKI ARKIVU AT Il ISVILLK. - We Ä to the New Albany Myr fur the foHowing list of Indiana wounde!, arrive! at Louisville on the steamer Col S S Bass. 30th; Capt I Cey. t a ii iA 'Mlth- ndrew J Alexander. Co U. .1 A luaden. ."U, m" ., 1Mb- Olinta.n Haw ley, Co K, Hl.; 1 C Pel.m-.
32 MILKS snoinT.R THAN 0TI1F.K KofTE.
N AND AITEU APRIL 10, 162, tra,n will be
run a follows:
con,uerable men than yours, and for interests of j J far, less magnitude than you have now at stake, j.h train on the Cmrinnati and Chicago Air line Railhave not hesitated to melt and mould into cannon : ra 1 f -r Losansport, Valparaiso and Chicaso, and arrive the precious beds surmounting their houses of j l IVru at 4:W F. M., In time to ruke connection i:h l - i I it I .- . triins i n the Tledi and abash Kiilway, g iUig Ei5t and tiod. which had calieil generations to praj er. j 'Wrst u lu The priesthood hive ever sanctioned and eone j R.tnrning, the same train 111 leave prn at 1LS5 crated the conversion, in the hour of their nation's P.M.. making dose counectiun at KckoUiO w ita trains nets), as one holy and acceptable in tlie sight of ' Chicago, ar.J arr.ve at lt.d;anant.lia at 4:15 A. il., . . ' i ia tim to make connection for all points Kast, SoutU ,.: , , i lan.IWe-1. e want cannon as greatly as any pe-'p.e who. An Eipres3trJa will leare Indianapolis at 10.10 P. M , ever, as history tells Us, melted their church bells J connect at Kckomo with train for Chicago, and arrive at to supr ly them; and I. our General, entrusted I Tern at AM. intime to nake connection wirk , train , 'f 3 , - , . i r.,ingF.at and West on the To lett o and Vfabarh lUil with the command of the amir composed ot your S"lis, 3ur kinsmen and your neighlMirs, do now I Keturnicg the same train will l'ave Tern at 12 (tf M., call vui ou to eeud your planutiou bells to the ! aftr the arrival of traina vaT. A W. R. W.from the Ka-t re ire-t railroad depot, subject to mv order, to be j West aud Kake clo connection at Kokemo w.th . . i i c i train on the Cincinnati and Chicago IUdway from Chicago, incited into cannon for the delete ol your plan- j Valparaiso and Loiran.'port. and arrive at Indianapolis at tation. i a,iij p. U.. In time to cocn-ct with the evening trains far Who will not cheerfully and promptlr send me Cinc nnaU, IuisviU? aal other polnu. his bell- under euch cireJmitances. 1 JS th P"" fif l" ,, . . . . . st'-ck, produce and merchandise generally. Ue of go.j.1 cheer, but Urne is precious. DAVID y.CT, General Agent and Superintendent. G. T. ÜiMUnani, General Com. into. r. Hr.iuv,r.enrrai TkWt Ager.t. apl--dly
HOUSE. The minority report, declaring J. S. Morton elected delegate from Nebraska, was ordered printed. The bill amendatory to the act establishing the Court of Claims was taken up. Mr. Trowbridge called up the motion be lcfore made to reconsider the vote by w hich on the
from Washington 21th of March the House adopted a resolution
Washington. April 13 The $te.mer Yankee, requesting the Secretary of ar to inform them
ol the cause, 11 any, ior u.e proiracieu ueiay in exchanging Col. Corcoran, who hivd been a prisoner south since July, and directing him to stop all cichanges until "Col. Corcoran shall be te leased. Mr. Trowbridge wished distinct! to say that it was no part of his desire to place sn impediment in the war of the release of Col. Corcoran, but he protected, and a;ked the House to join hira in preventing the release of other prisoners, to be made subordinate to that of Col. Corcoran. He had no doubt that every centlenun had some friend whom he desired should be re leased .though of lower rank than Co!. C. He mentioned the name of Col. Wilcox in this connection as a man of singular bravery and gallantry. Mr. Mallory said he met Col. Woodruff the
The Yankee went about eight miles up the
York river on Sunday night and anchored off Gloucester Point, where the steamers Penobscot, Marble Heart, and Wachujett were already lying. The rebel batteries at the Point arc said to be very extensive, mounting nnstly 100 pounders, rifled. They tried the range of their guns on the steamers yesterday afternoon, the shot falling very little short of one. The vessels then dropped down the river. ani aliout three miles below the Point discovered a party of rebel building a battery on the north bank, on whom the Yankee opened fire at a distance of three-fourths of a mile. Tbc rebels seemed loth to abandon
their work, and although the shells of the Yan-i other day, and heard him tell the President and
kee fell in their midt. thev did not leave the
vicinity, but took ref jge in the wods and behind some nerghlKiring log liouet. After firing sixty or seventy times the Yankee left. As she was leaving the boats of the Marble Heart were on the way to shore to burn the houses behind which the rebels had taken refuge. The President to day, in response to a resolution of the Hou-e, tran.ruitted voluminous docU ments embracing all the correspondence which has taken place since June last relative to the affairs of Mexico. From a hasty glance at their contents it appears that on the 3d of that month Mr. Seward, in writing to Mr. Corwin, informs him that from in telligecce wearing an air of authenticity a design exists on the part of the insurgents of this country to gain possession of Lower California, and that the President expects him to exercise his best
Secretary of Sttte that though our prisoners at
Richmond are exceedingly anxioat to be re'etscd, they are willing, il the purp of the Government should require it, to remain there as prisoners, and f erre their country ia that way as in any other. Mr. Ancona, who offered the resolution, sail he was not aware till now that Colonel Corcoran was still a prisoner, and his only de-ire was to call attention to the fact that worthy ami gallant officers are still prisonejs and to ascertain the caue of the delay in making exchsjigea. After further conversation the resolution was am ende 1 so as to request the Secretary of War to inform the House the cause, if any, which has prevented the exchange of Colonels Corcoran and Wilcox and the other prisoners of war held since Julv last. The House resumed the consideration of the
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