New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
LATe SOUTHERN NEWS.

g. Rsves ,Turging Hitnscf Oh susFeeo~
Tr~..or 20 the Ongarcby-Nhe Inter-
~.,,cd Rebel Overwhelmingly t ON
RruinrsSn-fsOw they Feel over the Ex-
posures Rebel Finances -Eaormous
Debt.
Richmond papers to the Oath have been received
They complain bitterly Of the character and quahty
of che caro- of women sent from Washington to
Richmond lately. TIE Enqxtrer furonsly demands
tha1 .stcts shall be taken protect che community
from spch characters" and The Charleston Courier
SAYS tbs women behaved scsndaOrsly on the voy-
soe. ED calls the thing "en abuse of tho flag OF
truce
IN. Wig contains long letter from William c.
Rivoa protesting against the suspicious entertained
of hi, featy 70 the oligarchy, which recently csused
the defeat Of his aspirations fer the Senate. He also
defends the secession procvites OF the m embers OF
his family son and daughter, we believe-who
RESIDE North, aud whose property ia sought to be
eeouesirated.
THE Examiner is furicUs against Benjamin for
writing his portion OF tbs dispatches intercepted not
long since in the hands o. Major Reid Sanders. OF
that "a pretty kettle of Confederate fish" it says:
Wa gave yesterday u review of mass Of oorre
upondence, published il the Northern papers, pur-
porting 10 be the official correspondence oi the Con:
federate Government with It's representatives ana
agents in Erglsud and France, and which II Is al
legged WAS intercepted by the capture of son Of Mr
George n. Sanders. while attempting 10 run the
blockade az Charleston. IL Is TO be regretted aud
ia IA subj .ct OF woDosr, that this correspondence,
when the vessel was taken, wa. not destroyed or
SINK 10 the lotion OF The sea.
As IL Ia. the enemy has been given a full eXposi-
fioD of affairs, and as much as has been sad oil
information beiGg given 70 the enemy by improper
publication iD the newspapers, this single dispatch
Il. ri sul AU- IN ma u
KEGS m ar unit Of contraband Intelligence t1Gt
could not 10 & lined from all the newspapers II t9e
South for the next bi,y years.
A. is also 10 be rege ted that Mr.. BeDjamin m lie
cotrespOnGepce should have INDUCED ia such weak
and offensive REGULATIONS relative 10 tue Emperor
oi FiaAte. There was no occasion Tor IL, ana lI5
only effect be to oteud aud estTange the friendly
interest tue Emperor ha6 eYinced IN tne saecess Oh
our CaGse.
The whole thug n an unfortunate affair, and the
character Of the information disclosed shows with
what singular want of judgment the business OF ;hA'
ID partInent has been conducted.
Que OF the impOrtAut disclosures made 10 the
enemy ia tins Jurisprudence is The Tact thai tire
Eonfedsratr Government has contracted, 10 be PAD
&. cotton for the construction i'll Engla.d Oi SIX
iron-clad steamers OF peculiar class combining the
capacllies of lie tee gitIog and lighting hhps IN Il
manner which viii euoie them TO force the Oiocdsdc'
Two days sf,erwsrd, Tbs Enquirer ridiealed
the matter as follows:
We have published certain alleged dispatches,
rad have been intercepted by the arrest 0f Mayor
Reid Sanders. We have examined there papeI .
carefully, and arc unable 10 ind in them any Bli Ter
OF importance calculated III Tie least TO disturb the
friendly relations existing between the Coucde rate
States and European Powers. II genuine, they
have undoubtedly been garoled, either by the sup
preston Of daeiih matter, or the INSERTION Ok un-
founded suspicions toward the French Emperor.
1t would well cOmport with Yankee malice a. oreak
The force OF President Daviss message by the publ
cation OF false matter to engender Ill feeling
The whole batch Of dispatches, capture and all,
may be one Of George y. Sanderrs practical joke
intended for some purpose OF his own. Those who
know Sanders will know that he is very competent
10 make up the most plausible letters ana Dispatches
We should not be surprlsed Ii S4huers Las ou''
fankeed tie Yankees.
The Confederate Government has purchased W
20 this time 900 bales of cotton in Mississippi, and
Is negotiating for much more.
Tile Wilmington Journal thinks Gen. Foster q
strategy in North Carolina either profoundly shallow
OF profoundly deep. On The whole, it thinks die4i-
feciion in bis army accounts or lis alleged apparent
want Of q fixed purpose.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brig-Gen. Daniel L. Donelscn succeeds Gen. Il.
Kirby smith in command OF the Seseeh department
OF f;asi Tennessee.
Second Lieut. Eli i. Barrett, 2lst Michigan, and
Blrst IAent John r. Elliot, 36th Illinois, captured
al MurfeeebOro have been turned over 10 the civll
AUTHORITIES at Atlanta, charged with attempting 70
Dass counterfeit Confederate money. Ii convicted,
ghe Wh,g says, they will hang.
! 1heJdcksOa APpea! says; II there are any feare
OF The saieiy Of Port Hudson, let them be 81 once
disHsissed All the Yankees ia the world, &c, could
tnOI reduce Port Hudson"
EsAiov. VIM. ID. MoseIey Of Florida is dead.
Chas j Faulkner is Ad jotan.- General Oh Jack
sons staff with the rank Of Lieut.-Col
The ec0nscription law 10 being enforced every
where throughout the South, with greatly increased
Tigldity.
Il. W. B. HOdgson, receiver, offers for sale As. 900
acres OF registered land in Florida.
The report Of the Rebel Secretary of the Treasury
has been Published The debt OF the Coufcdoricy
~ the close ~ December last $3.50, 05 l62 The
expenditure !rom the 18th OF February 1862 up 10
December Nat, were su6,j9S,73j The additional
amount required to carry on the Government TO tue
let oiJuly next will be $50 1913 Tic Debt Of the
CODfederacy Will therefore be, at hat date, $685.,
s9S,S1J. The funded debt Of the CGnfcdemcy on
pecember 3lst amounted to $50, SgC, 400 CptO that
TINE $65 10 300 worth OF interest bearing Treasury
n0tes mad been Issued, boside $780, co. worth of
fTsasuTy notes, exclusive OF those bearing interest.
OF de two Glasses of Treaeufy notes outstanding at
the dose Of TIE year the aggregate was sJ9 625. OK.
IKE Pirates Dix ie aud Estribution.
From the Commander Of lie United States steamer