New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAX.


,ho. o-i.in, f,r the Confederate army IN Tennessee
: vor, brisk The Governor of Alabama recommends
tbe Iorislatureto pass law comprising within military
duv all between I6 and 60 years If age including per
SONS Of foreign birth as well natives The Governor
is SIRE that God is going the C0nfedcracy safely
through The State senate once more pledged that last
dollar and that last man, and voted never to yield
reycr-neycr-until independence was secured. They
also voted that the people and the army had lost conf
dence in pemberton and Homes, ana that change III
their commands was imperativc,y demanded. Ihc
Richmond ghig says that Lees amy is i'll magnificent
condition, several thousand 'abseniccs" having re-
turned TO duty. hu, MeadeS army Is greatly democrat
lied and desertious are frequent Rockingham paper
reports the cepture Of 10 Union soldiers IN Hardy
County, few days ago. The Augusta Age Sinoo'h'S
over the wholesale deserions from JohnstonS ann!
BY saving that the Mississippi boys on!
stopped to see their families and are now al coming
back The defeat Of Shorter for Governor of Alabama
nettes the Seccssionisis Mr.. Watts. tie Governor
eloct was Union Wing and il is evident that his ir'
umph souints strongly toward the old flag Gov Key
nods of Missouri is fooLne away his time III Arkansas
The Richmond papers continue 10 pitch into i.nglandi
the reason she does not recognize The south is because
her people have large investments IN the North hut
then the North will be hopelcssy bankrupt al the close
OF the war and England viii lose the money after all
The RicLIload BAg wants Davis 10 send word to se!
m0ur that lie is willing to tax over rcnuoni the COP
pcrhcads viii compel arnistcc, and then The SCUM
can talk as long they please; meantime an alliance
with France can be made by granting eXciusNe riNl
leges and then tie North Coppcrhcads and AL may ="
TO the devil The same paper raves as usual ABOUT ''
iInpossibity OF subugation and tie sim creator
impossibility Of suhmission-b'sag tie !a'l'9
upon the intensity of southern hate cI Yankees J"hh
Mitchell The renegade Irishman editor Of The Esdft
mr. is firing the southern heart m DIS exaggerated
syie cracking his pen over the heads OF Rebels much
as if they were fat nirgers to be fogged One Of t'
papers IL speaking Of the Day Of Fasting AID Prayer
saws the people cannot be surprised that tie Concc"ra
cy is in trouble-,hey have been too wicked and un'
less ye repent ye cannot he saved" little les money
making and d considerable prayer axe respectfully
looked for As a specimen Of Yankee yiiaily,'
Florida paper SAYS that the Unonsts entered the lar
Dor Of Men smyrna, and actually destroyed number
OF vessels that were preparing TO run the blockade
Rosecrans IS heard from. His advance a.
rived before Chattanooga on the 2ia friday ard
without waiting 10 up spacciuI oi earth the!
went at the enemy with shot and shell Tie Rebels re-
piled biiAly from nineteen guns but did very Lille
DAMAGE Our ire was very destructive and every bat
teYv which the nemy started vas disabled The Rebel
works on the river said to be very strong An az
tempt 10 destroy the poutoon bridges was irusraod
the Are Of tie Re5c. sharI-sAooieFs Fort! prisoners
were taken, two Rebels were killed AID sc' eIal wound
ed. A train OF wagons and mules was captured. oar
advance report that there two Rebel divisions al
Chattanooga. and Hills late HaIdees corps, is along
the railroad in tie direction Of bridgeport Contra
bands report that euegl Joe Johnston arrived with
two trains of troops goth. supcrseding General
B~arr who has retired TO Atlanta The statement is
corroborated by citizens. There no Rehc. infantry
north os the river Forrest is al Kingston, preparing
for Rebel raid Eleven deserters from the 1T Loui-
siana Regiment came 10 General Negleys lines. they
were detailed lately crew for the Rebel steamer
Point Rock. They abandoned the steamer on Tuosday
twenty miles below Chattanooga. They report thai Tie
demon lzaton Of the Rebel army is complete and that
there are three thousand Rebel deserers in Lookout
Mountain waiting f)r our advance. The Isl Louisiana
Guard at Braggs headquarters is reduced By ccscron
10 less than one hundred men. fuIloughed mcn from
Pembertons army coming into our limos. They
say that lis army can be got together again.
Seven dcsereTs Of one company from Mississippi
regiment came into lines on the goth They say
that Braess army will go to pieces if again attacked.
General wilder crossed the Tennessee river On Thurs.
Gay night, and burned small railroad bridge near
tight and lefI wings OF tine Rebel army.
We have official dispatches from Admiral
Dahlcrcn giving concise account Of the operation Of
the fleet before Charleston Monday week. til fl
day Of the attack. The details have previously mp
pearod. Admiral DaAgren pays manly tribute 10 The
memory Of Capt Rogers. by the steamer Maple Leaf
at Fortress Monroe We have news from Stone Island
M TO Thursday at which time the guns Of Sumter
ia. -, IT, .IIs y.
doubt existed that the Rebels would soon surrender
Sumter. At the time our monitors were close
under the guus of Wagner and by the aid o. sharp
shooters nearly sienced the enemy.
On the 9th inst, in lat. AZ 10, Ion. AZ 90,
the British pirate Florida oyerhauled the shp Francis
=. Cutting from Liverpool for NewYork. Aiter de-
teniion of several hours the Cutting was bonded COR
$1,000 and released The British pirate decoyed the
ship by using American coors The Florida soon
afterward gave chase large vessel supposed 10 be
an American The Captain Of the Cutting understood
that the Florida had recently burned two American
vessels and bonded two Others
In accordance with an order from General
Hentzelman. Colonel Swain. of SCOTS Nine Hundred
on Friday night seat detachment Of cavalry consist
ing of three companies 10 reconnoe on the Inc Oh the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal. by Saturday noon they
had made circuit Of forty miles and captured seven
teen rebel soders with their horses and equipments
These composed the party that recently plandered the
Canal Company Of their best horses burned THEN boats
and oo--ted other oacises The prisoners have been
lrouga, 70 Washington.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
BIZ the Sidon, which arrived here yesterday,
we receive ;wo days later foreign files summary OF