The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

CHArfAEoooA-- Wednesday, Evening Pm.
The newspapers are resolved 10 make 9
finish Of Adelihe Patti. The ~ay they pro.
pose to accomplish observation-disclosures desizD Il
by nlatrimony. Whenever sprig Of . news
editor is hard mp" for paragraph. he grave
y announces that Patti. The pet Of an the
prinia-d onrs as and the primrose Of the petit
coats is shortly to be joined in hsly uedlock
to tie Count Of - ct cetera My heart
has gone ettiPatti many time on reading
such par agraphs- I am now assured that they
are all false. Indeed J have just,reoeived the
following in letter from Paris-L
The financial world was made Glad lasf sup.
day BY grand fee given by Al. Casinif Ros
Ter at his beautiful Louis Kill. Hotel. In fbe
Champs Elysees. All the n,agnafes Of the
bourr were there. aud the entertainment was
asish beyond description On such occasions
Patti sings a morceon or two 10 the tune Of
tw eiliy I'VE hundred francs. remember
when the greater Grisi used to sing for Us a,
the court. and baLk Iote for only ave hun
dred francs was sent fher the next morning
Patti makes her twenty ninth and last appear
ance IRIS week. wlenf tie Emperor will pre-
senE her an en.erald bracelet. set ia diamonds
APropos Of Europe. i have just heard also
Of ourFoId friend the Hon. James Williams.
hate United States Minister to Constsntinople.
He is IN Berlin. his family are with him and
in EXCELLENT health. except. we are panied to
hear. his eldest d4sghter. he expresses the
greatest confidence in the success Of the
Sonth. and considers our progress in European
sympathy as altogether cheering. His volume
of lette rs on Slavery" were published some
time a 20 in London. On the whole they were
successfully given and acceptably received.
Col. WI is engaged on another volume. which
will appear shortly
A wSif comes from TsIlahoua. The new.
patent Observation-Disclosures. il reported
to have arrived safely there with several tllous-
and French troops. thrown into gulf port
recently by steamer just FROM Havana. 1
only repeat the rumor.
Il do not vonch for The truth d'ye see.
RdttslI the tale twas told % me-
BY the way Prentice has changed his mind.
lie is not gong to Europe. 4 copy Of the
Chattanooga Rebel reached him by Grapevine
lightning, and he at once gave p his ticket on
a Havre packet. and retsrned to Louisvile.
Strange that one Who has 50 10. 2 wooed The
muse. should At this late day say he. not 90
ing to Hssre
] think the following feAtoi daring win CON-
pare with the famous escape of Peter Frsrc;s-
co in The 6Fst Revolution. Two days before
the battle Of Msrfreesboro. lst It. G. c. White.
Co A, 10th South Carolina Regiment. was on
picket half a mile in front of our line. Hav-
ing taken three men and started to establish
communication with the pickets on his right.
he was suddenly surrounded By party Of
Yankee cavalry. and ordered to surrender.
Seeing he was overrowered. he gave up his
sword. The Lieut. commanding the ankees
then ordered him to the rear. lie started. but
noticing the Yankee looked agitated. irnmedi-
ateIy turned and grappled him. calling to his
three men to knock down as many as they
could. and to his company to rally TO his a.
sistance. Having succeeded in getting a "a
bre. he wounded several Of the enemy. and
kept them all at bay till his company came Up.
when he called out to them Shoot the rns-
cals-don't mind me They fred. killing some
and driving cff the rest By the time he had
returned bis company. he was charged by a
pretty large force Of cavalry. whom he repuIs
ed with loss OF fourteen killed and ttaree
wounded. left upon the field. Among the Yau-
KEGS Killed was Major Rpsengasien Of PhiIa-
deIphia.
will vouch for the literal correctness OF
the above. it being taken from official sources