The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-22
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Aw.presenta a compendium Of war news from
Tie latest exchanges from the various States;
VIRGINIA.
Our army remains in siatu qpo At Freder-
icksburr. The army Of Fighting Joe is
also motionless. Il is the general impression
in Fredericksburg that the enemy will make
another attempt to drive our army from posi-
,ioa - soon a. weather and roads permit.
They wiII probably sttempt to cross the Poto-I
mac at the United States Ford. aome ave niles
above Frsdsricksburg.
NORTH cARoLlsA-
Oar North Carolina exchanges failed to reacn
us yesterday. and we have nothing additional
from that State, except the following isem
from the Raleigh Progress of the llth inst;
The twelve thousand Yankees who sensa-
tionists reported at McDaniels farm. IN ten
milee of Kingston on Saturday night, have
disappeared. and Kingston 10 as quiet as Cold
h smiths deserted village. The fact is fora'
Ging raid has been the means OF another pahc
auong the good people below, all oil ~nom
have recovered from the fright and resumed
their vonted equanimity. The best informed
put the force at and shout heSbern al rom
three To ak thousand and not more, and an ao-
vance even as far az Kingston with such a
farca /. ont Of the question Parties who
came up last evening reported all quiet
sor1H CAROLINA.
On the South Carolina coast the prospects
Of the enemy still hang FIRE, and they seem
more engaged in teaching the negroes the cat
echism than in anything uhish would tend to
the crushing of the rebellion If they in
tend to attempt anything this season,it may
be expected within the next few weeks.
The Charleston correspondent of the Mo
bile Register says:
In,slligencs has reached official circles
hare that General Burnside has been assigned
) 70 the command Of the Federal troops in this
department. The appointment gives genel al
satisfaction among the Confederates. An off,
Ger Who marched his army straight against
enc Of natures strongest ramparts, defended
byfvo hundred cannon and eighty thousand
II tAe bsst troops in the world. when he might
have rome around It, 10 the one above all
ethers whom ve would like to see undertake
to conduct campaign among the bays, rivera.
greeks, marshes and islanos rnicn rehculate
sverv foot of the coasts Of South Carolina
and GssrEia When the blind blunderer on
eaeyra hrssa once becomes entangled IN this
netvork of land and water, hkeithe hy in the
me.bes Of the spider. he will hnd il difficult
if not inpossibls, ever to extricafe himself
ekozeIA.
All ouiet along the front of Savannah. The
a.r If truce boat has returned to the city With
H. intelligence that Mr.. Francis B. Bsvel il
: prisoner in the hands of the enemy. This
vas the only intelligence the enemy would
give in relati on to the crew Of the boat
There can be no doubt that the crew over
powered Mr.. Beyel and deserted to the enemy
A fifteen inch shell vaseyidently exploded
g. 4 H. >xtTs
day. and although the fragments were scatter
cd far and wide. no ono was injured. Thu
nav pieces Of ordnance made At the Govern
ueut Foundry and Machine Works in Angus
II. we're exhibited on Broad street IN front o
Coli Rains ofioe, on Monday. The ChroHicl,
say. they are formidable looking guns, hishg
finished and seemingly perfect in all respects
The Whitworth attracted considerable atten
tion from the novelty of its construction
ALAsAnA.
The Eutaw Observer says thai Governor
Shorter, under requisition 10 Gen. s. B
Buckner, has issued orders for The Impress
nent Of three thousand moro Able-bodiedn ne
/ xro men to finish the forti6tations ~ Over
+ BlnR and Mobile. with meat enough to las
them ninety days. From Greene county tire,
hundred and thirty are required, and tne or
der. ere nov IN the hands of the of5cer. 70
/ inmediate execution.
MIssassHrr.
i The Natchex Courier. of the f3th inst
says the Mississippi river has been plungins
and foaninE past the Matches base for som
tins past The water il again falling slowly
and it il hoped viii continue to recede 70
weak. to coae. A fall OF few feet during
nsxt month will help matters considerable,
Via, The June rise csmes down the river.
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Ca
z.tte. dated FrankIia. Tenn. March .. give
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