The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-18
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[sPEOAL 70 TEE DAu.Y REBEL.

RlcuMoxD, March 1.-THE New York Her
aid Of he 18th, has been received. A recon-
noitering party secured the country this week,
breaking up several nests OF smugglers and
capturing large quantity Of medicines and
other contraband articles
The President will call for more mcn in a
few days.
In the Southwest new arm has been intro
duced into the United States service to meet
the exigencies in the Western rivers, called
the Mississippi Mariners Brigade" Il is to
operate against the robol guerilhs on our river
banks. d4
The rupor abou; the loss Of the Florida, is
without foundation.
The Herald says tho psoplo Of the loyal
States are not Ia frame Of mind 70 bear the
repetition in lSC3, Of tho blunders and mIli-
tary disasters Of ls6i-Ge, Military success
is imperiously demanded, and is the one thing
neodful to save tho administration and the
country from shipwroch.
Lincoln considers the raid at Fairfax a se-
rous matter, ms far as horses are concerned,
and says he can make Brigadier General in
five minutes, but it is not so easy to replace
one hundred and ten horses.
European dates of the 26lh ult have been
received,
The American war caused an excitement in
the House Of Lords. Earl Russell alluded to
the question of the recognition Of tue Southern
Coniederacy. He requested Lord Stratheit to
postpone, until the second instant, a motion
which he had given notice OF, on the presen-
tation of copies OF all the dispatches from Mr..
Mason to Her Majesty's Government, and the
claim OF the Southern COniederacV to be ac-
knowledged as an independent power by
Great Britain, to which request Lord StratheiI
acceded laconically.
SECOND DISPATCH.
RICHMOND, March 1.-THE New York
Herald Of the l4th has been received Ru
mors wore rife in Cairo on the 9th that For,s
Donelson and Henry had been captured by the
Rebels, but the reports were not credited,
Col. Richardson and 400 guerrilas had been
surrounded and captured at Coyington, Tenn ;,
on the 9th instant.
Brigham Young has been indicted and bail
od in two thousand dollars TO answer for a
violation Of the Polygamy act A collision
between citizens aud the military at Salt
Lake was imminent.
On the 9th inst, Gold in New York was l3S
aud active; it iuctuated between 1853 to l6l.
The steamship Austrialasian from Liverpool
brings dates to the LIST lust sewald's DIS
patch rejecting the French proposal tor me.
dlaton prSyokes criticism in the London
Journals. The Times says il is quite consiRt-
ent with all Seward has previously written
upon the subject, and that it is either prefer
naturally right, or incOmprehensibly wrong.
The Post, Palmerstons organ, dOclareS that,
emanating as this document does from the
Federal Cabinet, ii 10 truly incredible that
that body should have sunk SO low az to On
dorse as it's own, ia the lace Of the world, 80
much arrant falsehood, and absurd non ense.
The Morning Star oonsiderS the document I'M
auswerablo. The Paris Pays treats the mat.
ter indiiIerently.
The London correspondent OF the Manchest
ter Guardian says, that the Confederate loan
mas all been freely taken on tho Continent, aud
that England will have no more Of il than il
can get from foreign markets
The iolish insuTrccIion was exciting great
attention in lhecabinet Of the leadiug powers,
The Russans were defeated by the Poles
after an engagement which lased five hours,
at Mall-gas. The iown NCi reduced to rum.
la Liverpool on the 18Th The cotton market
was not quet, Drt eady Co OILS VIZ
The majority New Hampshire against the
Democrafs tor Goyernor, was about GOO. One
Democrat was elected 10 Congress.
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