The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-30
LATEsT FROM y4NKEEDOE.
Prospect of Europs&o Intervention.
PEACE PROSPECTS.


Tiehmon5. Jaly 2s.-Tte !, cw FORK Eerald Of me
18th contains . lsngtas 3 patch from its sp, sal
Washington core e<pondent Jsa,c contains The follow
lag highly interesting parsessIh:
a II il 'leieved by the no singninc membeis ol
the Admiuiscratl that our Iureren Affairs
in menac'ug state gusf ALI, oIical dispatch.
- itdicaic is dlcrminc IL anst tle Sout4 wijh
ron ca,. navy aid il ia iiosliy c,r,;.in that 10,
Elnpern oG Franz las sss up h's ,oi,.d d fniiey
To late riere m lomrset Tirs. The fall ofVi5ks
burg AID Port Hudson, and defeat o the rebels at
Gettysburg will not, il ieeved ~ the most
cous friends Of the Administration, al er tue chasSc-
ter Of the ac,ion france and SAND have Determined
to adcpt On tEe contrary, 'Ae n.omen; tlere IL daL-
ger VI the North oyefpoW T.g the South, interyen-
tion will be tried TO coIape me separation which
England ard France have determined. England
wishes 10 cripple the powoI CT the great Republic
while France desires TO preserve her dominion in Mex
leo. With these indications tceore them, Ar. Seward
and the President are coasinecd that this is the
most critical time, far yards relations with
foreign powers, since the ment OF tie
From what hear, ain Ilc!ried 10 the belief tina
measures are now on foot to put an end TO the war
II improbable thai We will see sudden changes
OF parties in the month
LIcHNoND, July 2s.--The New York Tribune asks
"a.
pstolng offers who sarreniesed at vicksburg Pre-
vious TO that Surrender ,he tcbel commander had
notified that this Cove isinent meant to protec,
all eficers and soldiers under flag. without regard
To color, and then bells are persistent an
refusing TO exchange Gel. strcight ami bis officers
under the pretence that they in command OF
Negro troops. Orr GoSernmrss has stopped all ex-
change.
kpi ~ fn-t
under guard.
RIcHxoED JGiy 2s:- Ihc G.at Eo. etofore repo, ted
occurred on th~23d at NJ nas ,as Gap. wrights bri.
gade, commanded ty COL Wright, of the Sd .eeor-
si4, approached the Gap On FAidsy. II was guarded
b. force OF ynnle cstnaed at sN 10 eight tlou
sand. our crces HATED TO await reisforcements
who were moving IN the snmei direction. The vsn-
xecs. rxKruz-rSv ane-sss.s~-s- .zs-y- az sa.asrs.
attacked the brigade, and syere engagement ell.
.ae3, !ast.ng several bOs. @ Con sedo ra:ss .rcd
with a less "r - SEQ kil.ed yi wounded. - Among
the latter vas COL wsner ~lb was wcrndpd in the
thigh. The eneny's loes was heavy. Col. Walker
arrived Lore this evening.
II is reported that Grauf hsa iJined Meade with
Is 900 men.
tsaost probably 40. ]-CHAr. OPERATOR.
1.-THE operator is probably right as the entire bri,
sade does not contain more than the number placed
by the dispatch horS 6i combq,.l EDS. EEGEf.
MoxreoxsRr July 2s.-Hoa w. l.. Yaneey died at
bis residence this city to- day, after illness Of
four weeks, from the effects OF kidney disease.
ATLANTA, July 29.--G Gold sod At suction to,Gay st
from eleven dollars sri svsay-fve cents to twelve
dollars and eleven in Confederaie notes for
eoai Of gold. Bank notes brought from three dollars
aud thirty cents 70 three tolars AID siziy
one
l.t.,
tavorably. About twenty vessels In all including
i.opsdes and mori.ors, a-e lying below. few more
Transports arrived yesterday. some twenty vessels
are reported in Ssobo brig which run aground
was being stripped iy TIE yankees yesterday after
noon. Que man killed aid one wounded ct Shell
Point battery reported up this morning Ther,
was heavy sheliins all dag