The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

ing relates 10
THE AIAs4ssA hS Tne nosA PASSAGE. i
Captain Taylor, q the British bark BaEba-
does which arrived al this port Yesterday
nlorling from Bio Jstleiro. via Lasnayr.s.| 1 se-
ports that on, be 5nth nlt., while IN the Mona
Passage. bisf zlist4. low. black. bark tri.s.ed
steamer. scree vita SIX guns on each shde.
and one large gun iprward. Had a great deas
Of gilt wpfk d her stcfI;. run up near 10 tie
Barbadoes, wlldH, displaying the British sn-
sign. she kept pL And leh. The Barbadoes
made Signals ipf lht steamers name, bit re-
ceiye nd reply.
The = Gamer theulJun up tho Americans en-
sign At her peak, aild went islto the harbur Of
Point EsPado, pi tie coast end OF St Do1liil-
/ 20. The siealner had nothing higher thau
toPgall lAnt Dastk. with black l5wor inasis: had
= square and apreand AFT for -sail aud nali-
sails; lad seanIhns clotlies ami harnmocks iu
the rigging dryihs, and when near the Bafba-
does took lheni IN Instantly She carried a
felig penHatt-
The Royal 6hkette, Of DeE1efara, of the 18th
ult-, shs The brie Milo. thirty Jays from
New York, arrived here this morning. vifl4
papers oIlly to the 4ltll Of October Sne Eas
boarded on The HI inst, in latri;ode "a deg.
3 nm. and longitude 81 dtg. 30 By 4 Conlc,I-
crate gurIboat. wilidh was stated by her crew
10 BE- the WyorhiIigi bur the buckets II tlls
boats which q he along eside lad the porsi
Virginia painted on shenl.
Tie IS yomiiI Z, OF Virginia. is screw Stss-
el. apparently o. iise hun'iresi tons. and car
ries about twelve guns finding by ths
ships papers tfatfAe Milo was = British yes
sci, she was allowed 10 proceed eli her age.
The gunbpat flied across the bows OF another
vessel boend q the north and brought iier TO.
This is supposed ID bs vessel named tile
Helena, bus where from is not known.
4HE rRksqa WAS slllrs At XIV osLE.xs
Isror4 lie Paris Mgnifeufi Dec. -
Admiral Reyf,aurl. commanding the station
Of lie Antilles Ilitd the AMERICAN coast. arfiv-
ed al New Dfeh1s on the z6li oi October! ol,
hoard the fri.sske u 6aerriert The fsTssil.
was joined mex morning by tie despatcls b.baf
lfenaudh and fle cprrette Cafinat The pfes
efeo of these three vessels Was hailed srilh
iireiy s1fisfaFfisi ~ he population II sir Dr.
tsailS: and the kfeilcll residents tee happy aI
this fresh proof Of the sofcit1de of the Enlbe-
rpr's government for the INTERESTS Of Freilch
subjects. Ell
[Paris (oec- 81 forrespdndsnce Of London Tinitsl
'fhat'the prekerice Of French ships Of var
has produced 'liveS satisfaction" anloug The
people OF New lOrl4aDs. who have recorded
their hostility 10 the federal sb-sfnnIent aid
General Batter lis np toubt true bst the an
npanceInsrt Of the ACT IN he official Journal
IS likely 60 produce aIlyihing bht lively satls-
faction in Mf. Seward. alll may be followed
by demand fol explanations either here or
Al WashiHgtonl The brescnte oil Adniira
Relnaud al New Otleslns w n appear to it,dil
cafe determinlfioil on the part OF France 10
seek an opporfuliilgof iaferreaing IN fhs I'm
sried5l quarrel. othfar wise ii is asked. why IL
it set forth in 7iia{i official form that dsas-
fected population r. elated II the presence Of
French shiPs-of-war. coincidiig as II does.
with the note Of the French goferumsRt invit
ing meditation, Admiral ReJuaud ~as nor
long ago at WaEhEngton. and appeared Al FIRST
to have shown hol steas inclination to proceed
10 New OrIeansl thi3king. perhaps. that bis
mission was mbre II a diplomatic kind titan
otherwise. Wlia1ey Objections be may have
had were removed BY tie ii,fluEtions given
20 him BY 81. Neteier. tie French MiuIsfer
Before N. Drontndb Lhuis note appeared
the relations beEwe,ln the c0,ernmenis were
not Of the most cordial kind; api the next aii-
vices may infoim us that they. have become
much less Sc The lfpsifeer that gives tie
passage have quoted does not repeat a state
ment which appeareli in the other papers. ttAi
AdniraI ReynAndkl proceeding to Dew Or
leans was not objected to BY slF. Seward
Tbs eUEry OF EraIs oS THE rSIus.
We fake the folldwing paragraphs from a
full report Of the speech OF Queen Isabella oi
Spain. al the oleniIsg or tie cat,es:
Ny relations with foreign powers coi.iriue
Ito be friendly. hope N. A Eltisfactory con
cIusion Of the liifhtulies thai the disagree
ment Of the plehiPekentiaries n Mexico has
opposed to the ex4cation Of The Iresty Of
London The unexpected obstacles whicl,
lhave. prevented that execution lave not
changed tie desire feel for tie aeconiplish-
ment of il aud BE realization df the lidea up
on which it was based. At the proper time
it will also prtkent 10 you tic couInluiiic.s-
tons respecting the grave events which have
happened on tle coast Of Cpbas and feel con-
fdent that thois events win not charge the
excellent relatPhs which ! ma7niain with the
United States fevefnment. Our colonies are
every dav becdhing more fourishing in ssife
| Of the injury that the American war iniicts
upon their eoHAercs and productions Their
distance from tie p9ninsula increases my so
IiicItnde in theilbelialf. In tilsir government
and administrators reforms are wanted. des-
tined. in accordince with tile szanple Of ny
august ancestos. u make one nation OF all
Spaniards in eyiry cpultry in the world.