Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-26
LATER.

New YoRK. 2lst-The World says Private
advices report that there is considerable feeling
in New Orleans on the Intervention question,
especially among French aud Creole population
This feeling has been much stimulated by mails
from the north. 1t was known to the French
Consul at New Orleans that the French had oc
cupied Matamoras with 1000 or 5000 men within
a few days. A collision is anticipated between
French aud Federal gunboats at the mouth of
the Rio Grande, on some matter connected with
cotton and Confederate supplies Feeling in re-
gard to Intervention is indicated by recent ad.
vance Of per cent, on Confederate bonds. Ex-
Governor Morehcad, Of Kentucky, at present in
Paris, it Is positively alleged, has written to a
friend in New York that Napoleon and jeff
Davis had formed n secret treaty for recognition
of the agency of Slidel.
The Washington correspondent of the Herald
makes q statement 10 the effect that Stephens
mission to Washington was to consult with Fed
eral authorities as to whether satisfactory terms
of compromise might be arranged so as TO save
the Confederacy the disgrace of inviting foreign
aid, the said aid 10 be an arrangement with
France to assist rebels with fleets and armies in
exchange for possession of Texas. 1t is alleged
that Stephens ls now in Paris effccting this ar
rangement.
Money easy at 51@Gt sterling, 53@54 gold
opened at 39l, closing firm at 4Ol
A special dispatch from the Army of the Po-
tomac says that the rains have swollen the
streams. They have had several skrmishes du
ring past week.
WASHINGTON, 2lst.-The army remains quiet
on Rapidan enemy still strongly posted on
south side, with few troops on north side some
distance up stream. There are no signs Of an
offensive movement. 1t is pretty definitely
known that both Longstreet and Omstead s
corps have been sent 10 Bragg.
ST. LOUIS, 2lst.-Duriug past week i.nn0 per-
sons crossed The river at Lexington, mostly rcfu.
gees from the border counties Cass county,
under Ewiug's order is nearly drpopulated.-
! Messengers recently arrived at Fort Scott report
Coff.y at Caskin Prairie Quantrel has passed
Balls Mills with most of his commmand. 1t is
supposed he is going to join Coffry. Blunt is on
his way up with small escort.
CHICAGO, 2lst.-A late Chattanooga Re5el, now
published at Marietta, Ga, contains orders from
tho Governor for all who can supply themselves
with arms to come to the nearest Railroad station
to join Bragg's army. The Governor informs
the people that be has alread sent forward 49, 600
men and exults over the effect of the call. 1t
says the stations are alive with men anxious to
join Bragg.
WAsHNGToN, 2lst.--Thc National Republican
says The enemy attacked Rosectans again on
Sunday morning, 20th, at o'clock, with over
Whelming force, and the battle ragged Gercely all
day. According to latest accounts, which left
Chattanooga OF o'clock last evening, only two
Divisions gave way in utter panic and confusion,
but from 5000 to 10000 Of them had been rallied
and got back to their places, while the remainder
Of the army had not retreated and at latest mo-
ment WAS driving advance of rebel army back
This we know to be the latest news hero. The
loPs on both sides will probably not fall short Of
80, 000
LOUISVILLE, 2lst.-Not a word from Rosecrans
to day. Reports are afoat, not traccable to any
creditable source, that large part of Grants
army is rapidly moving TO aid Rosecrans. The
engagement between the armies is still progress.
ing. Military authorities do not believe that
any very disastrous results have occurred to the
Army Of the Cumberland.