The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-14
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. u. 1863.
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New York aid Fhia de,phia raseis Of the sfl, inst
have been recfiyesl az Riehmora.
The "HeraIds has Tong article the Tsisine o
the blockade aEC haiSien and Galveston. Ii on tes
the roclamatin pf Generals Beauregsrd and M.gru-
der. together with b g ofites what eonstiiue.
he raising Of asbsoekade.
The Hera. .d III thus r ON the ioree sing
extracts irons Tie Ht a. 81 lie learned the ans on
International law i eeidsnt that contradictory
opinions entertained wiat constitutes de-
feasapce raising pf he blockade. The question
howestr mol in.l lipsi' = fellapr bat handle O.
foreign powers sxtend our present ImbrogIio 80
that they may besnme ictise and declared abettoTs
against hey iave ong "a lively beenis an nll
important one 1ssR demands The earnest attention ol
the Govefafnclfs
The = Herald os the 9Th says: In the senate on ihe
4th, resolutions =, king 10 war with France were
tabled by yotesot 80 10 3.
A bill has passed both Houses Of congress To- allow
KentnekY tdorgahze 20 600 Home Guards
kincola. ~ helting of Governor Morgan eleetion
Washington.
Two ocean sieaiher4 the Hensa aud Australia arr
now due ~ New York One viii contain three days
aud the other iout days later news from Enrnpe.
I ne Senate Is engaged in discussing LiIl for en-
epuraging enstments-
TX Gov +. D. Morgan Of New York has been
chosen senator The Herald says "the election OF
Morgan i the lirSt prbc step taken war.ls the or
North.H
The Herald oi me 4,h in noticn. the Charleston
autif says Perhaps lie great armada uf iron-ciads
and g1nboaiS awaftitggood weather fr tier d Irt-
afe ~, from Beaufort y C.. may shortly administer
blow 70 the relsalS which will amply at1fe for those
late disasters a Galveston ard Charleston II deaS1-
ees Secretary Wells and calls for his ravsl: says Il
is not aware that by International law there Is any
tning which puts nm end 10 blockade thus temppra-
ry rails d, but adds thtremaybe sIne sI1eeiai under
standing on tn subject between J.. Davis and France
and England. and from tej :. fngs 0f rebofs rather
thinks there Is sonefhlng
The opening of thr canal near virlsinrg is pro-
gzessing but the enenal averlanted battery hear
me lower end which commands IT,. GeneIal = rant
b. arrived there.
Advices from Ebrt DeneIson 4 Paducah say that
hRht was going on there the s2d at p. m wlich
commenced early that morning. Reinfofcements TO
the FedeialS striving
No particulars III been received.
New Jersey has given notice that she will b4 re-
Hponsible for amy portion money 10 cnmpenkate
emancipation in Misspnri aud other States and Tot
ganizng and drafting The m fa o. The several states
The Herald Of tile 5th says the attack on Fart Don
esoF, which reported yesterday. recalled in the
entire defeat q the Rebels At the commencement
Of The action The epemy took fonr Of nnr guns at
charge. rigoronslyand gallintly mad. bft the Fed
erals retook them killing hundred aud fty-s;ve
rebels and woRnding dhy. Among the latter Gen.
Iron c'ad- Keckhk, Nantucket. .catSkill and S.iga
more are 70 be sent South IN four days. orders T. that
The Heraid.in speaking Of the, Charleston aiIair
says Il y hnm5tion % our navy. II docs not be-
leve that the blockade has heen hr ken: but ys if
Europe maintains thar II has heen the South viii he
rend red uncnHqneFable. II s. the beSf way lis
pose ot the qnest niSt TO assault iaf hot bed nf
hellinn by such fore viii ensure il speedy cap
ture.r
McClernand j. sr the I.ousiana hank. near yicks
burg and Grant, array is being rafre1 there "a
possible from Memphis and d fghi will occur iasi
the poniponS are made
Tile Heralds corresdndefif ~ayr Tie figi, Of
the river the present time has den most
.ully thempractir3 3bIty the canal dug last SUMS
for tire purpose df turnin the course hf the iver
40 IS to leave yirkSbnrg several miles inland The
canal Is apparently failure. rl
Water Is cow running through. u i true but 80
does water across many the long points In this
curious river. The main channel still follows the cid
be around Yicksbhrg and be most that can be ex-
pected that n shute will be formed l. e. narrow
stream nayeabe in high water
The H1rald correspondent writing from Memphis
says that the prospect that Grant will receive aid
from below in the contemplated attack on yickSbirg
is extremely doubtful and says while Grant and Sll
man viii do NIL that men can and-if here Is failnre
let the blame rest whore 1t belongs
Gold hucfnated tetween l56 and l5s, ci<ng at l57l
Exchange closed at 1874 to Ia.