The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-05

"'''f d ICtIh AOtCl5 tHC H'El'tb ~ ~ WI"
thom. do not think they iutcn any ecriou,
movement in that direction but II is a mere
party Of thieves aud pIuudercr9
Dr. Kelly, formerly missionary to China DE-
Iiver,d very stirring and patriotic scrn. n a
the Methodist church on yesterday, in regard
to exiertionera and men who were taking ad
vantage Of the necessities of their country aud
/ the wants Of their fellow citizens to make Tor
tunes wish bis Sermon conld bo repeated
in every pulpit and printed in every uewspa
per in the land. CoSygDERATE.
/ -.
| RICHMOND Mar. 2--n the Senate, Mr. Cd
! ham, OF IL, 1as. from The Committee on Con
mercc, reported barE the JOINT resolution
relative TO the tree navigation ol The MsajsR p
| pi river, wph q subsutute the preamble Of
which declares it ls a eetted and recognized
! rule OF international law that the right 81
| lav eating for commercial purposes a rive
wHich flows from one State through thO tern
/ Iory OF another 5 ate into the sea is common
to all nations ihhabiting ddercut parts If II,
banks etc. The resolu, on ol the Commute
firms these principles, aul declares the fee
nav gttion Of the Mississippi river lhe natura
right of the people Of all the States upon it,
auks, or upon the banks OF its uayigablr
! libutarics Tie report was ordered 10 he
| rnte2 The Senato went into secret session
! RICHMOND. March D. Northern dates to the
26tn alt nave been received here.
| The b II 70 enroll and call out the militia
nassed the House with amen lments--yeaa li5
nR 8 40.
The Snatc passed bill Authorizing the
prcsi lent to suspend Il 9 writ OF habras cor
.Ius yeas o. nays l3
The New York World aays gold was furious
IN the oath ult The premium touched seven.
~ two, with heavy sales, mostly from foreign
ers
The steamer tara, with Liverpool dates 70
the IL h uIt arrived al New Yuk
Lord Lyons biuqpette Mr. Mas ~, and said
he anticipated the speedy establishment o.
! friendly relations between the Brti.h and
Confederate Governments. The declaration
was received with much appauso.
The London Times says Mr. N ,son ID much
too last; that present proceedings mean moth
In%
! lres0 had been published. u IL dcplores the
ullerings occIion,d by the cotton famine
/ but rciJicss that efforts to create sy upathy
/ for secessionists have failed in England he
Ieulogizes the ulteranco Of the Manchester
Injecting as anblme herOrm, aud Expresses
the earnest desre for perpetual peace between
the two nations.
The ship orge Griawoli, with American
contributions fer the relief Of EugiSh opera.
ives, had arrived at Liverpool, aud was re-
&C we'd with sAlures.
q, =, Sur, tor had Il
I'd from Qibrater and the IUscarora had sail
ed for Cad 2. 1t was stated that the new
steamer "2g6' was in MHrrey on the 9Th, aud
expected to ssi ia a few days for rebel reudez
! Ols.
In the Corps LogslaJf, paragrsphsin an ad
! / ce6 to the Emperor relating to Mexico, Ame.
rca and IMLy, passed hut the opposition
.trong y denounced the Mex can WAT and the
continued occupation OF Rome.
! The Berlin apers announce news oi an
aaiwng character from the Polish Provinces,
lhe agitation having crossed the PrussIdn iron.
tiers. Persian troops are concentrating th1e.
Cotton sales al liverpool, for the week end
ing Tuesday were 25 OG0 bales, The market
closed at d decline OF I'd
Breadstutfs dull,
Gold advanced here to dav 40 per sent D.,
closing I 800 premi"m The market was
much excited Bank notes 80 per cent, pre-.
mum
NoEE OT THE FLORIDA.
,MosnE, March Q --Thc. Tribune earns from
from tapt Heywuod who has taken ~ For d.
out OF tlis orr, that there were ulue b.uON
aders IN front of the entrance TO the harbpr,
two pursued. aud by aid ol their powerful.
resncl hghs they s,gHa.z'd he F,"rldl for
40 mica. The chase chase continued l9 hoWs,
but the Florida ian out oi view aud on he
way destroyed new Yankee brig un her Il ~
voyage. laden with sugar no assess, aud um,
h5 whole valued AZ Sl4OOOO
The sp ed OF Tho Florida 10 70 niles an hour,
I'D Capt Malitl isgrratly pleased ain h'r. I
PROM Posr nunsoE
PoSr HuDsox. Fol- 25 A Yankee Iorcc|
4. 100 at oug is marching towards MoiBusa
,he advance pu ri n thousand strong n n''
tause River, 2mues lrom lhH point lhi
is drem,d an impOrian moy,mcul, and, doupi
'rss prompt steps will be takcl TO arrest H.
LATER
poRr HupsoN. Feb y --Cl. Mills Lgor
ltb Louisiana. Cola Hunter aud FiunntS BAT
terlcs drove the Yankees from PoirtConpe
The enemy ignomlnnusy retcaiId at tho ap
pooraucc of our lUiceH
It srepor d that tho force at Baton Rouge
is 10000.
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ma II Il hadl'l hrru tor the 'nigger' Lin
coln never would have been made Prmid 't.l
Whom he exposes the conirabamls to the me.cy
Of Gro and eword. in tho Geld, he is guilty oI
blackest ingrau ude