The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-22
LATE EORf HHERN NEWS.

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. WAsmSGIus Feb. ll.-rhe Senate ratified
a treaty by which tie 6aw Indians arc to be
removed from Kansas as Boon as arrangements
Icau be made by lhe Indian Burean.
Bills haye been prepared and only wait op-
|portunliy TO be reported. approprialing ten
fnilIions ol dCiIags IOy Tie aboshment OF slave
Try IN Aaryand, a million aud half for West
ern Virginia, aua four hundred and fifty thou
sand for Delagare.
The Select Committee on Emancipation has
also agreed upon The billto establish Board
Of Emigration and Colonization in connection
with tho War Department.
Among the New York dispatches Of the
Journal we find the foil wing foreign items
Of interest:
NEW YoRK, Feb l5.-Ibt steamer Asia. from Iiy-
erpuo on The ls, via Queenstown on the lst, arrived
to day.
i IS assumed BY thssevsia writer's that tho Empe,
rcrs proposai il preliminary step 10 more impor-
taut action and il roned the ref ognton Of the Con
edeIale3 viii probably follow whether England ioin-
cd 0T not.
The emancipation Demonstration at Exeter Hall
was most enthusiastic affair, and in point Of mum
bts wIs one OF the o3st important since the days Of
the corn law league. The resolutions reiterate the
sentiments OF The Emancipation Society and express
iucat sympathy fVr the Meth Hgsele amendments
were pumptly voted Down and the resolutions car.
ried almost unanimously The LondoR Times was
denounced amidst groans and bsas Similar meet.
ngs were held at Bradford and other towns. The ops
eratyes OF Bradford adopted resolutions thanking
America ter the relief afforded and suggesting assist
ance to cmigmte as more electual way Of afjrding
relief
The Times induges in a most gloomy picture Of the
present crisis in America, both military and anAn-
Icial
WARSAW, Jan 23s-The insrrectionists have re-
ceived considerable reiElorcements from the better
class Of Soclety including many from Warsaw. They
captured Eome troops near HotskeroW, including two
Russian officers, who were Immediately shot,.
WARSAW, Jan. The city is tranquil. The Of
fciai Journal states that oil the news received by the
government irsm the provinces Is Of satisfactory ma
ture, and srde' is being everywhere established
PARIS. Jan. 81 The bourse il inaumate at Ggf
LoNpONr-Jhe bullion in tha Bank OF England has
decreased G2li 600.
LATEST LIyEBrooL, Jan 3l.-Cottn frmer: all
qualities slightly higher, IN some cases hd Flour
,till declining Wheat dull aud Id lower Corn hat
Provisions qpiet aud steady.
Consos closed at 92l@52. Erie shares 46mH6k
Illinois Central 39l61lO.
IIyERPooL--The sales Of cotton for the week were
"A 800 bales; the pric declined said the market
closing heavy on all descriptions.
The Journal learns by way Of Tus cumbia
(probably through the underground grape
vine) that
The enemy has moved large part of his
army from Virginia to Nicksburg. They have
also taken from Mobile all the garrison except
four thousand retained for police duty.
The railroad from Meridian to Selma wssI
completed and cars run daily between those
points
It is useful in enabling Confederates toI
rapidly concentrate roinforcements in Yicks-
burg.
Hospitals established by the rebels at Iuka
are shortly to be abandoned, enly sovonty-fye
of their wounded being now thore .
Enforcement OF the csnscripGon law is driv- |
ing many from Alabama and Mississippi North.
Notwithstanding stringent orders prohibit |
ing oontrabaad articles fr0m being sent South, |
frequent violations have occurred. In conse.
quence, more Wig ,rous measures have been
resorted to. All downward bound boats are
stopped at Island No. 10 by the gunboat New
Era, and passengers and baggage searched.
Some quinine was discovered in possession
Of a passenger on the Reweps last night. and
he and the captain were brought to this pace.
The boat remains at tho island.
Four million OF dollars have been sent down
on the Rowsna to pay the troops in General
Grants department.
One hundred bales Of cotton were brought !
up on the Ruth
A guerilla leader named Damron who has
been enforcing the conscript law in the vicini
ty of Dyersburg Tenn, has beon captured and
brought to this place. Federal scouts discov.
cred hin riding young mule, and gave chase.
The animal fell with him twice, and finally
ran against large tree. Just then the Fed
erals came up and took him. Thirty of his
band were also brought up as prisoners this
morning.
The naval steamer Gen. Lyon has Just ar.
rived from Vicksburg with the provieiOns cap
tured by the Queen Of the West. She loft !
Nicksburg on the 9th
The health Of the troops had not improved
II was very bad
On the eth hoqt load Of coal was set anoat.
It ran the blockade by itself, and was finally
seized by tue Queen
Prisoners say the Federals were repulsed in
every demonstration against Port Hudson.