The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-14

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h 11Dsn.H, April III 9Aa eaicar frcsa she AAiit'
ttah hin of war whfch arrived of the bar Inst
l~ssbt, repe~sB tire eapfmo of she city Of Mex-
Iiiss hv ahar FrencA - u p +. . ~ 30 i'''
4 A specfai dispatch to the Appcsl dated Sun
latobia. says . Governor Todd. OF Ohio, hzs
fbesia arrested aud l,sld to bail fer kidnapping
'iTv. Oida. last Suuna,er." The memphis Argos
Islsims the safe retreat from Sanfiowsr az tho
maateriy exploit OF tho war.
I A. special TO the Advertiser. dated Spring
1 Hill, Tenn, rays The enemy is reported as
eva cuatiug Franklin. Passers from Nashville
acknowledge the sinking Of transports and dis
abliug Of guuboats by our artillery"
Farragut is again blockading Red River.
JACKSON, April il--Nows from Greenwood
says that Gen. Lee reports the enemy 10 Black
bayou 40 retiring towards the river, laying
waste the whole country. The Granada river
Patrol saw gunboaB conveying Eve cavalry
transports ap the Mississippi on the seventh;
also nineteen transports of infantry, and thirty
freight boats loaded down. The enemy is re-
inforcing all the depois the Mississippi
| Csntrel RAILROAD. a wagon train and tents
went east of Memphis. Grant hes reached
Memphis.
special dispatch to the Appeal dated Gen
atobia, says thirty boats and twelve gunboats
have gone up to Memphis to operate on the
Cumberland. Heavy shipments are made over
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. The
Corinth merchants are shipping North. SUIT
lers are selling their wagons. Grants ssrnget-
ic movements are on foot.
JACKSON, April 10 Ffty-,hrce gunboats
and all the Yankees have gone mp the Cold
water. Three iron clad Yankee gunboats have
been abandoned and destroyed at the mouth
of the Amite. The Memphis lines have been
closed for sixty days. Nsithsr cotton OF con-
4 arabaads are admitted.
| vIcKssURa, April 10 Nothing nov here.
Two additional transports went up to-day,
loaded with troops. 0thers preparing to
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| RICHMOND April lI.--In Senate to-day flie
Senate bill to organize the Ordinance Depart
ment paused also, tee Senate bill, prescribing
the postage on newspapers etc. and the Senate
bill to organize Medical Puryeyor's Depart
ment.
The Honse, last night, passed substitute
for the Senate bill to amend the Sequestration
laws, but to day reconsiderea it and referred
the bill 10 the Judiciary CoInmttee and then
went into secret session on the tag bill.
CHARLESTON, April l1.--No change in the
position Of the enemy since yesterday. All
quiet. Steamers Emma and anna, (iormerly
of New Orleans and Galyeston) arrived Ibis
morning from Nassau with cargoes Of mer
chandise including large quantities OF sugar.
CHARLESTON, s. C. April l2.-During yester-
day all was quiet. The entire Iron-clad fleet
departed, three going North, and four south.
The Ironsides was towed over the Bar. The
impression generally prevails that they will re-
turn soon to renew the attack.
Last night the steamer Stonewall Jackson,
formerly Leopard, white attempting to run IN
to the harbor was chased 10y dix blockadern
and shot at She received several shots thro
her hull. Capt. Black finding it impossible to
escape ran The steamer on tho beach and burn
ed her. The crew and passengers took to the
boats and have reached the city. Very little
was saved excepting the mail and passengers
effects. The steamer burned to the water's
SLgo III 5Eut OF tue tuHkwcB. ACt CSi 20 Soh
sisted of several pieces of field artillery, 200
bbls saltpetre forty thousand army shoes aad
a large assortment Of merchandise.
RICHMOND, April l2,-Thc Wing has North
ern dates Of the 1lth. A large meeting Of the
Democracy of New York was held on the 9Th
in Cooper's Institute, and adopted platform
expressing opposition TO the policy of the sd
rninistra alton, as hostile to the restoration OIL
the Union, subversive Of the Constitution,
oppressive to the people. 1t denouaces the
measures Of the last Congress az repugnane
even to the principles of justice md calculat
cd to strengthen the Southern States, and per-
maneRsly establish the so-called Confederscy .
by declaring that she condu eted by tho
ADMINISTRATION has beeu failure. Cloud APP
plause.) That immeuSe resources Of men ana
money freely givea by the people, have been
discipated without any favorable result
Resolved, That under these ciscumst ancsa
We declare for peace. (Greai cheering. Thu
administration csspoa cooqssr the South if
they would and wossd not II thsy could. The
war was proving unsuccessful, and we favor
peace and CONSULTATION an tha oaly mede ao re-
ssars see Usion, ste. -.. 7'.
Fernando Weed ~sw the Rrst speaker, and
said, II .shed what the Democratic suceeesor
or lincoln shouh do he woalA aDssrer scs,ass