Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-02
LATER FROM THE RAPPAHANN0CK AND
CHATTANOOGA.
} OFFICIAL NOTICE or FRENCH INVASION.
FRANKLIN DRIVES DICK TAYLOR FROM
0PEL0USAS.
UNION MOVEMENTS IN ARKANSAS.
FIGHTING IN MISSISSIPPI.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.

TAIN NdS ldheH SSln W 1AOOhCIS Will
the 18th, part of the 18th, and the 18th corps
without opposition. The Tennessee river is
open to Chattanooga. The army Of the Cum
berland is in no danger Of interrupted COM
munication.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 30th.-Hooker was at
tackled at midnight and severe fight ensued
until four o'clock this morning. Hooker re-
ports the conduct of the troops as splendid.
They repulSed every attack and drove the
enemy from every available position. Two
wagon roads were opened by Smith, Chief
Engineer, giving us the river as the line of
supplies.
Smiths operations north Of Lookout
mountain, have been great success. Sixty
rebels. including nine officers captured near
Columbia, have arrived at Nashville. Briga-
der General Mitchell has, at his own request,
been relieved of the cavalry command on
account of ill-health.
RICHMOND, Oct 26.-The Wing says that
commissioner Ould had returned from his
interview with the Yankee commissioner
Meredith, who said he had no power to ne
gotiate exchange of prisoners, and that Stan
ton was opposed to any exchange Of prison.
crs during the war; and that such was the
policy of the government. This will be the
last interview unless the desire for renewal
comes from the FederalS.
The Richmond Enquirer ofthe 9th, re-
ports severe cavalry fight at Brandy Station
but gives no details. The same paper says
that the currency condition as alarming, and
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cine.
MORRIS ISLAND, Oct. N.-lnrec neaEy
guns were turned upon Charleston Yesterday
Each throw two shells of Greek fire into the
boor, of tho citv Other onnS onen to-day
,ra ,,so ,,,ori;7,r ~, Eorto Jobn-
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sol' !loul'ltI anu oui1'' M, no 'l.ei .
odteties LePll 'lSolous'!: iIef "eiI q, 2"4
prlsed To-Day Ov Ureek nre SnellinS' l"o
Monitors oil Sulllvan's Island will engage
this afternoon; the Ironsides shows no dis
nosition To narticinate. Today our fire was
resumed. The firing ON our side is excel
Iont Evorv shot sepmS etfertivc In to
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tulS IItl4e no eesu"I'leN navy wv Nv
damage to our works. Inc OBJECT OF our hre
is to get the range OF rebel works and pre-
vent mounting guns on sumter.
The railroad Is completed to Warrenton:
The rebels IN great force hold the railroad
bridge across the Rappahannock. Our troops
have advanced somewhat.
AdNlceS from Chattanooga give no pros
pect OF speedy movement. Inc main poT-
ton of the army corps Is guarding the rail-
road lines of communication. The enemy
is in no condition after recent reverses, to
make an attack. His present situation will
likely be held some time.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O:-Thc President is deter
mined TO take no otncial nouee OF tae Freuch IN
vasion Oh MeAleo un'h uolheS'io "ii''ls are "u'
J"S p',,i. hoo5o,,or.ors ore q, vorr,;l,ior
In tho I5tb Dick Taylor was at Opelousas
with ten thousand men, mostly cavalry. Smith
was at Shreveport with the same number, and
they are supposed to have fought battle.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct; @.-NewS from the Gulf
Army received YESTERDAY Is GmCerlns. Frankln
entered opeIuss.s at noon. ne enemy in""e
s'u III from out W. oS Is r,rn,-ro0o,rL
Inc ehHst's vi '"iV,eu - IS ELI,
rapidly 90 n'uch Vi the y iiee i'0'n
gueriillas tRat business sieuuliy increases, Ain.
oalhu, ~ s1.'d 20 80
uscnoit mas HetI ~ $1,000 ,oi'''
anu Osteina" ~ .'' 'ILSn 70 ~ ~ PWyLI
OCfobsh -follesG anu "neclel arc
endeafornS 10 prevent Feaera troops from
advancing.
The Union men in Arkansas are moving
IN have a suitable General as a Military Gov
o,,or r Rogers was named in no
e;,;o, cont for tb;s oSnointn,ent
ps,;.. :, frpoI,. Price &c ~ pr,;r;o
HGcruiIs coHIe ~ ite3 r. az l'.'' ~; &c
de han, tnlrty miles horIn VI , w ashlllSIoll III
Arkansas, with force OF o0oO men, oaaly
equipped and demorallzeo and constantly de-
sorting, Marmaduke is at Arkadelphia, pill
IooinG and burning cotton. His men muir
ueieu Al o tie csrr;ed off others and aro