The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20
INTERCEPTED REBEL DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Jan. 10, 1868
Another budget OF rebel letters has boon intercepted
They taken from Major Sanders when he
comfy captured of Charleston Some Of ihcm dated
far back December 1851 and the latest last Decem
Dor Tho information contained in these papers affords
interesting inside view Of Rebellion relative domes
tic troubles and wants,
One OF the letters is addressed to distinguished
ber Of tho family Of Louis Napoleon. While thanking the
Emperor for his efforts 70 induce the great Powers 10
Interfere In our affairs, II urges the continuance OF his
sKind offices with the OF the writer that they
will be successful In the end.
Tho Mrs. Gilman alluded is the wife OF General Gil.
man. Mrs. Myers is a daughter OF the lato General
Twiggs
Mr. vezetsli s correspondent and artist OF the Hius
rdted London He and writes also for two French
papers. He was quite indignant when accompanying
Bull Run Russell because government refused him
pass go the Army the He had just then
from the West where he boased he had done
brilliant service Agans the rebels lie always insisted
that he strongly with tho North and despsed the
rebels.
George N. Sanders. wr ag to his SON. December last
says
Ny stssmeS are really the only thing abroad In which
the nation han really much interest II the only hi
that Offers and relief. Sinclair Bullock
steamers sE opy me- nseyns on sns'enemy' g commerce
must die Mr. Mason will sure take he right view
All other projects sink into nsgnicance compared TO the
construct. OF my six steamers 80 thinks Congress,
and thinks every intelligent man with whom have
convcrsed You must present the case 70 Mr. Mason IN
every point OF These open and keep
open the port OF New Orleans TO commerce, and
weeks trade will pay the n,toD three times their
would secure my trunks and all presents until your re-
turn.
Sanders order book embraces heavy orders for Liver
pool and pins French corses tea, Jewelry shooe
for various ladies' Mrs JeG. Davis included. Letters
show tho want boots principally
European capitalists are advised 70 invest in cotton
and that great scarcity Of cotton and woolen goods
lists In the South.
Among other things the represented terrible.
Richmond much altered and It's citizens turned extor
TONERS.
Troubles Of the Rebel Navy.
Among the private letters captured on Charleston by
our sailors the following, supposed 10 have been
written BY cxCommander Arthur Sinclair, formerly OF
tho federal navy
BUREAU oF ORDERS And DtTAiL, Oct -, 1862
Ny DEAR BRorIlEs-Sandcrs leaves IN tho morning,
aud has kindly offered % take charge OF letters.
bury possible bat cannot let 50 good chnnce ship
thout Inc. have written you several times sinco
II them at least. The last by CiptaiD lawson,
who has contract with tie government Leila with
and very well, having run the blockade. aud viii
home again the 10Th u November, 10y Gag o.
Little Terry has just len rejon hs ship In no.
BIZ. po~ the FLORIDA He mas been very III with yellow
fever which he contracted At Havana, and Buchanan
who now commands Mobile, sent HIM on here SEQ
and recruit.
Mailtt has behaved In the noblcst manner and eth
n tee his conduct by the eminent,
ana fellows ~ Mercer Brook promoted Tor gallant
conduct Indeed, Terry, fsar gone In the navy;
politics than III the old government. But
raising aud earth dhat i Commodore Forrest
and myself for else appears u be interested Ia
tho mattetl. The gallant regain" " very quiet
le.ry lie had n noDc chance 10 mmor ized HIM
self By refusing his which At best Is only
fir the war and below VI his JUNIORS and said
the honorable secretary, ~ have suffered myself too
mech b. be willing 10 infect the sting upon my
BROTHER odcers.'
But could get him up 10 the scratch, and he &C
ceptcd under protest, which nothing and
agknow rdsod the compliment. OH that could have
had hts chance have refused active until Jus.
tico IN d1ls me, and tod the secretary that want
nothing but my raLk, and that viii die in gutter be-
fore Will sgncr myself 10 b. degraded
have uleptionod all these ~ injustice 70 mem
bers q Congress- and the Governor and they say justice
shall be the next told them u Captain
semues having only eleven o service In the
old navy and lost the two only vessels he commanded
aso OF brooks and Bulocks caes-in fact all We have
also given tham Reorganization bill which provides for
aamuals-tnree % eaeh-six comnodores, &c and a
voluntary retired list after forty years service. AL
tLlnk will b. right tha next session.
Tho Commodore says the button, sword and cap
adopted, except the lag ia the after which
will certainly be changed very lie wishes you
send over hundred Rross OF tbs larRcthat liz, tho
frockcoatslye, nfiy of the small, and twenty u tho
Jacket medium want you 10 send me piece u
steel gray 9th and two pairs Of good walking boots No
g. but Tor fear Their i've may not be the same a. ours
send you the snsth u the foot Leila will add limo and
tell you stout Norfolk aud Norfolk doinss aud what
things she wants
bless ARTHUR