The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-04

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N"'m'' /" Oc'"'o" % Nspolea,,'. Dss,so,
Iho Now folk Im,s uolnuehilng upon lhc
'llef OF Fl~ls correspondent aaysi
Iehen Va loohnection with paper prcpae ed
Wy INC FfelQl residents Of New Orleans and
'Ih ano '0u ny them "a tho Emperor, il sug,
S'N' ~ HhNEltet 10 tho. future, which navy
'''J wen plal me notice Of our Government
'N' 'n"Ie. lhe French oitl2aH residing Ina
NV oI''@'J nave represented to the Empsr.
o. 'u'o"b' IT, wee Vuhlul at that purt. lhd
w" H'l'o, 81 que unnei States authorities there
,1'dr 10 WI gf Nnonl collision between m.
u'NNe NW W WINES o hat city--tha' In lh.
| '"U. '' 'ucl GU u'c' ihelr porsuna aud prop
! cry won 81 Y seriously endangered thai
/ '' ulW' of'e0 Conmandrr-ln.clief OF thnt
/ NNwbnrht llaH u'Nen irom them MI the arms
/ Whh Nhioh lheY cenl defend thsm.ely,A.
lhry h7leloW request HAT the Empsror,yiU
eeuu lo he l7Slsalppl several vesselB of war
i OF suon acliW as mo emergency may reaoire.
| Ihe lnller on intelligent and usually we'd
lnomed Fdl eipondont reudefs II onitr
pusT 0'e, az az events, illN tlis application al
the French islden's Of New Orenus NAV IA,
inlended 10 Wepare the way lor steps which
'lho ENporor.ms alrcs y esolyed 70 take. IN
IL precisely HFI asep az preceded his inter.
ference IN M7Nco u Is Que oC these conyoa.
icut proceed w. which may serve ASA coyrr
lor more imlOraut movement, mr. NAV A.,
abandoned VI VI required 10 do diw In rht
|capAcly q
The comm'on created by the Eomr.or,
81 cmyertu ion nth Msssrs Rlebuck aud lIud,
SAY, of the Eylish Parliament, aud the eNpA
t,tI. L.
have created De conviction in Paris that the
Emperor is quo prepared b takea more ac.
tive part in AiencLn affairs than he has done
hitherto llfegards the conquest OF Mexico
> as complete lt hual, and is disposed now To
4 make It useful 10 gvss him only half Of what
he docms essetial lie wants control Of
cotton and sppr lands Of tho United States,
aud This he cal only get through an alliance
: with the southern Couledeuoy and the esab
( lishment OF Observation-Disclosures Theru'
mos 10 Parisln this subject, therefore, imply
that he has Dgaged to aid the rebels in re
opening the Mississippi river and that TAI,
service is TO y the basis ota future arrange
y ruolt5 10y Which be will retain Mexico AZ a
Frencl colon, being aided ia 80 doug 10y
the South, and The South is in return TO regain
possession Of he Mississippi and the States
and territories lying Wesi ol l.. This is taid
d To have been the main bjeot Of Mr. Siidell's
G frequent aud protTacted interviews with the
Emperor; aud the fall Of Vjcksburg aud Port
lluds "a was the event which was expected to
y throw Louis Napoleon and j Il Davis mo eacl
@ other arms,
3 !, seems quite certain that very heavy rcin'
lorcemeuls mcudiug several Vessels and a
large supply OF artillery are 10 be sent on to
!, Mexico during the month Of September, They
bean hardly be needed for luther military ope'
0 ratious Ia that country lor the war there IN
over; For what other use theYare likely to be
F. intended must remain as vets matter OF cons
!, jec'ure
- What al this amounts to, il is not olsy rs
yet to say But the action OF tue French En-.
peror 10 certainly suspicious enough "a de
u maud and reward the most vigant attention
c Of our Government Some days since we eS.
Is pressed the opinion that the danger OF foreign
-, intervention in nur nHHgG lnld kSs ,,sg,,,,iE,
'i,o rebellion wee brightest We hold ~ thlr
opinion still, aud these movements in France
tend strongly g. confirm H.. Foreign Power,
have built large expectations on ths prospect
II I've dos,ructo. o. the United states Thew
10 win not willingly reudHsh them, aud now
when our armies have achieved splendid se
lies OF victories each OF the utmost importance
3, aud all combined indicating iha speedy over
throw OF the robe .liou and ne complete res,o
's ration OF the national authority, WI may ex.
! pect then to take lar holder, and more active
part chan they have done hitherto IN control.
lug, for their purposes, the des,hies of this
Ne Republic.
i 1t is sad to be compelled to add that ibis il
> precisely the moment which the enemies of
our Government, here at home, will seize for
the accomplishment of their designs. Riots
II and civil oonmotion in the North, and hostile
c Intervention from abroad, are the twin dangers
we have now to face.