New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

A regiment or two OF infantry Hou S'' ~ .
fortunate force paro'ed u, Iiarpers Ferry, az" 49,
or three regiments of paroed cavalry WIN ,,s
be sent on TO cooperate IN toe W." 81 ,sir,.
savages with tie citizen sodier> sno ui' w.
sofa, paroled ia Tenn H., .i.o.5
..,' Co. nov, viii be sulli lent for tie pro-
lection Of the Northeastern 'ro"o''' ""' ~. -,
thst "adequate protection }" 'D0 op"'o" W "'
State, means nothing less ihan tne u''e' eA'er'"'"
.;or -, .,nnI.on from the country Of the whole Ds-
kota tribe.
TIE REBEL. GUNBOAT FLEET.
Thu ton guub.nrs which ran the blockade at
Mobile on the Alb instant, under circumstances
which will probably lead to the trial by court
nart,aI of Commander Geo. Henry Preble, gsand-
eon of Com. Prebie of blessed Navsl memory, who
was in command of the blIckadiug squadron, il sup
pcsed to he th- OSied,, which has ben pTowling
about the Wes; Indies for some tme-not the 30
or Lsirds gunbo-t, NJ d. been cou,ectured.
The latter vessel has not had time to reach Mo-
bile since she sailei from England. There sre no"
three powerful Rebel gnnhosis in The harbor Of ho
bile. Tue vessel which bss just disgraced Ia.
blockade is described n steamer lying an EhghSh
red ensign aud ,erIan, carrying four quar'eiboa'
and a battery Of eight boadsde and one or two pivot
guns
Ste was sen in good tine 10y Capt. Prebe. who,
however. nisook her ior an EngIIsh man-ofwnr
as be saw her III the ost nee, standing directly
toward the mouth Of the harbor, of which tie block
aiding II ct lay. DE gave chase with the OOeija and
Winona. When she had got within one hunored
yards distance the Oneida fired shot, but the YES
sci ranged ahead and DID not stop.
Capt. PEBBLE, stl singu'arIy thinking the vessel to
be all Engii-h msn-oi-waf, although she pad no at
teptiOn to the signals SLOTS, Two more shots wee
fired heroes her bows, and ole at her which passed
between two Of her inesis. 1nereupon she hauled
down her flag. and without TutuDg up another.
traled her guns 10 lear hut DID not fire. Then,
when il War 100 late bot firing was commerc d
and CONTINUED by tie Oneida. Winolla and OF
the moftar-sc hoouers
Shots struck all around and over the Rebel, and
some probably Liz her, bat she kept on Der ccurse,
and by supe ior sailing escaped. The vason she did
no, fire is supposed tere TO be that her crew was
very small. HE Ov-da BOT having more than
thirty men o. hoard when she LETT The Wes dice,
there seems 10 be doubt that in consequence OF
the SIM llar. 10 mid 81 tibet, buuder of Capt.
Prebe, in niisski0g tie vessel for On Eng'ish man
of-war, be Gil not fire enough and It IL clear
tla, when be did ire he fr-d badly.
TIE STAMPEDE FROM CHARLESTON.
letter from Charleston written IN July, wbc'
rescasd the North by the somewhat Slow under
ground ua, eays th4t the stampede out OF the ciy
~ that tine was going oni WAS 70 great thai fOuses
In interior towns tad quacrupled IN rent. The loud
tak-rs In fivOs VI The Rebellion had all gone witt
thoir fsnilies. At the time our troops landed on
James Island the banks cec.mped, and only one o.
twO ever C ne back.
A large proportion Of the oivisns who remained
10 the city, the writer luks would stay there ia
order TO welcome the .nkees from whom they
were expecting speedy VISIT Business 10 vers
dull and grass grows IN Hgue street and Fret Boy
where ert tie pnacipa wholesale stores. Tee
have never bsen moro than ten on thirteen thousand
trooIs a, Cbaieston.
The succe,fni runner Of the blockade Of this port.
whose cargo cost him $1e 000 teis it for 4 million.
PurchaeaFs fOcslug frnm all parts OF tue couatry.
Prces are prodlpou-y tiyn hOur selling al so per
barrel. Sterling Exchange sold even after tue
battles before Richmond claimed victories al 10
per cent.
Had those battles gone Otherwise, the writer of
this letter unks tia, ihe Rebel Government would
have fallen as it was, Ii had suffered serious blow
the Rebel armies havinl lost 35,00s ia killed sud
WOUNDED winch the writer computes at nearly fity
per cent Of the whole number engaged. Tie Cay
Of CharcsIn Lar ssued a Large amou,t Of fractional
bills in shees Of the size Of cradle quilts, aud many
s. a., ana - yils, beaius tue ugly face of Mayor
Macbctl upon them. Tne-s were no signs Of the
yellow fever in CLeTles'on
FRANCE on TIE REPUBLIC.
The statement contained Ia one Of your contem-
porsries dispatches TO the eject that tho French
Government had minated 10 our Government
through Mr. Seward lie opinion, q that the war
with tic Rebels ought to cease" ID entirely untrue
NO concentration OF the cont has been made by or
through SIR mercier, the French Min siet, 10 sated
We oi1rn this upon tbs be- authority.
THE CoLOsIZtIION sCHIME.
We are Insured that toe Costa Rics NJ mister fled
an oafcial protest to-day Just the set:iemen, Of
Senator Po,neroy q colony az Caiiqui, in which be
isid stress upon the fact that question relative 70
tie bourdares was pending between Co.4 RIGA and
kew.GFuads.
We sre also assured thai all tie mnJ.ers from
Central America, wi,boV, exception, consider
;his obirIDi colonization scbcme to be little better
than q ibuse ring expedition, of a character very
,irnl.- 20 hat lea by Walker. OIher members Of
the diplomatic corps Of Washington take similar
view Of tho matter, and call attention % the fact,
,ha. notwithstanding tic protest Of the Contra!
American Republic, the United States bps per-.-led
N iN colonization rchelne and that Senator POmoy
calls io ayotoGie1 men 90 cololsis, osientby FOR
pacific purposes, bus possible with other We've
Thee We've may te'very. .bsured, bu. tboy are
very generally entertained IL Diplomatic circlcs il