The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-14
RemovaI OF sIcCIeIIan.



EkEDERItKsB l3--Dates 10 the l1th
have been received Gen Mcclellan has
been tenlovsh aud Cen Burnside is in com
rnalld Of the army of ne Potomac. The fea-
son foE this is that AfCaellan refused to ad-
valice, aud the HarRds's Ferry Commission
having censured him their official report
Tie sciqta arrived with Lord Lyons and
simon Cameron. No Cabinet Council wss
held England on tlls Sd uIt. as summoned
1t WAS postponed indefinitely ca the morning
Of anesting lll
The London Times says tllat Sir &C. Lew
is c presses the OpiniSh Of the EngiisI Gov
ernrnsnt- HIN
:. The coinnunieation pf the French Minis
ters related to matters AT New Orleans, aud Is
hot likely to lead TO ans conplica6on.
Ion the " yasaing l51 cor.espondeist OF the
baltimore Sum says HI9r.l Lyons viii yisei
Rishll,ond IA ton days. II
Cameron thinks thsise viii Be intervention
by the nesting Of rarliAmeut- lie says ths
confeslera :! are getting fleet really in Eng
lisll Iloris to attack New York.
Tie New York Herald says that inpotianl
papets have been suBIhiiseh to the secreiarj
of state by the siillistsrIof France. IN relatios
to difficulties betweeii the FreIcl citizens .
New Orleans aud Gene. al Butler. whose con
duct IS calculated to bring about serious com
pIicaEio,isL Tie difficulties. however. havs
been alniealiy arranged
An eSpedEt on COM, iosed Of twelve thousant
men and several g,iabbats ,lsfl Newbern bh
land and water on the 2stli ult-. under colIl
man4 Of Cen Foster
Tllt ieat Congress Sf The United Stascs vii
/ probHblx stand. CONSERVATIVES Iol. EepublE
cans R3.
Tt54 Herald has long account Of The cap
ture of The shii, i-auretta. by the Alabama
and says slsat the Coi,sular seals Of tlfd.
p5v{Fs. ElIgllssd. Portugal aud Italy. wcF,
dissJkaffcl lis Semnlek. who burnt a Briiss,
4spLj{et IN the owner Of par OF her ears..
The Herald publishes a long ststenseil', b
whidh il says The Captain Of Tie Izsurctta ,olc
him slnlt whilst On BaArl Of her pirate Il,
learned that The Alabama was sued out Il
Lxct pool BY the frsn. as well as he could re
SOLICIT. of Frazier. Trenholm 4 CO. III,
Herald calls Semincs q villain. and says 4 ne
ward sAon.si be offered for. his head
Tie Herald reviews What it calls England
yioIasion Of ilic maritime law. aiid says whel
our internal divisions are set aside We will b
able TO call upon 9nr enemies Tor 4 settlement
The case Of England n,ust Be 6rst attended
The Boston Pilot urges Lincoln 10 oiIsi
terms OF peace TO the South, ana~says ths
North cannot break the spirit Of the soath. +,
arms; that enough blbol has been shed, alld
an ar rnistice should ,d v lie offered.
Rlfnnosp, Nov. g. Passengers l., ID.
Central Railroad Represent all quiet At Yin
chester. Staunton and Aisrtiilsb burg. Jaclssos
has been heard from, and is in a position L
check the The advance Of tic enemy. Com
Innllic4tion between the army Of the Vale,
and 81. army east OF tie Blue Ridge coniiiue.
unnltetrnPted
Itislc iahdentiy taffl thafD II. Hills fcrce,
ofiefed the enemy hattie which was decIinr.<l
Eleren Yankee prisbners captured near til.
R.pt,4hanIsock arrived This evening
RkLEIGH, \. c. Now l3l-TBe Yankee forcs
which htely threatened The line of the " H.
Eton and Weldon Railroad consisted .
the following Tegimenls Or infantry 5ih. il
2flii. 25fh, 9th and 44th Massachusetts,. ill.
9TH Rhode Is and, AMI Hawkins Zouavcs. viii
three others not known
They had thirty pieces OF artillery aud fir,
companies Of cavalry all under Major Genera
Foster. They were from Newbern. Fort Ma
con- Roapoke Island and Washington. and ar.
believed to have rciurIisd 10 their cd posts. a,
they fell back towards Plymouth, destroying
ali tne bridges
FROM RICHMOND.