The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-06

- Ohel ol me Federal Prisoners was ar
esiedI yesterday by ma,shsi Shipp. for At
tenlpsipg 70 pass eea1tsffsa csnfslerate
Emeps, FAe prisopsrs seff pleniiipliy sup
Th4d |fith hfopnterleits a air currency
-l3 = IL II III ~
4 KoEsKs vain RebsIs-Manrx, Ferru-o..
and 9shsrA on Rearsl ths Arrhl.--gVh II
they s.if ai'f how shxx lopksd.
4 cPrFsqPobaent Of tbs Boston comnsrciall
BuHieti'E. Who crossed The Atlantic n HE Ara
tbi4. with alhf rebel Marry and dozss 0f. ) a
isIEeT -fsailors.F gives the following account of
Eths Incidents Of the voyage
AtfIaIifa4 there came on board twelve or
ithEftffn rebels. or Sou1herrlers if you please,
hdaded by that arch traitor and scouhdrel N .
F1 Ahn1y, formerly Liehfenant of the United
Sihteis Navy and for whom so innch rs done
by otIr Government for many years. and who
wlas fl one time one of the most conspicuous
o1hcfFs IN orr navy. and is now bound 10 EpIr
land to lend his influence aud Did -[s7yt,.s ~ ~,
1raph sGea.lsa sas 99aas 9.9sssa as5des Of warfare
oHs'iesIaiioed Before by a civilized peo-
lP1s: Kifi che fitting ont and sqgipmept of gum
b9atk rs they call them, calculated 10 prey
ubptI opr cqnrnerce, and not- unlikely TO attack
sdnf oi our Northern ports.
/ ieed hardly say, in passing. that tile rebels
ihfyd Kept pretty rsuch by themselves since
they Sarne On board. though Ehey ne ouitr
tdlk44t ye with fhe Englsli. while they kcarcely
ldfighl to look At four Yankees. Who are
ahfiIohg the cabin passsngdrs. aud ~io have
Dfell pil tiel QHt ra0-. and wAtcbing their nove
nlenks al the while.
/ Besides Many; whom they style i,coromP-
tiore.1 there is = MAJOR Ferguson. y il, i res,
lresensed asllIeing disbnrkiik agent or fre,.
snrfr o. the fo-ealied GoHfdde1a ana who 4
tb pay the bills colatraIted Iof the sisips 4
This man is accompanied by = young fellow
Who is tpact as lfs secresaryl Then there II
an igiy, ekiekss. pirstiHal iakfng person. with
ile4e'hg .gssy eyes, and long flowing brouRi
8. and gfay beard, perhais fifty years Did whoI
tEle3 4allitqapiaiIi.- His Fiat1e is cumnl,el
as ldaln. 4 Scotchman Isl birth, Iidt long h
Eleslddht 1ftlsc South. ind III think. by his Al
4 4eaFace he may have lbcsla pilot at Ci,arlek
& fquIef siv4 v4n'sa This persDi. Is ~ lake 5o,i.
fintlHIDiffle df The gulsh4:sss and h plty ail
inHpFfnpnf crew uiAt may fall withils hEs
lef' lssh ffiff.. Il biS fasie Is iair index III
lhesfnl Hsillin j Nhdssl stand ihai he h;
loedn lSnrcfss'uiiy tngiIked # late in rrimirg
lie tlack1lie at lie Soaltis Fl
Y ith this party araIiwnl 81 kck-ilaircd. dark
,fy9di pliyd-coinFfle rse4. whan, think
nak BE rallcd Ffench (retleI Ode cf ,3,en,
}ilsI elder perHals iufts-Iike nr Il ~ ye,srs !;
hs1 i Hrdi'l % he ts3f rdi llanasl late Of the
r pei ARMY and Pr.Aorer iil ou bssials ~ IL,
lhr3t sf.tild 81 bnl3 k'lp sfHd has tlie air Of d
lpefs4p III lelisicai1en hnf rrflnenent aud vet
iIiak 4 most wicked gistIge I,i mingled eceris
lanll elnpt. ready tssRldet ihe Yankee 2sien
Hs'yfrAe MIXTURES near him- Ills couira,sst :
Hnaln9 Iaks not as ret been able 10 ascertain.
5biit lie aFhcars so hike the one have ,Iescrih
led islt I have though that lie must have bees,
II frf1hfrl What part these patfies are 10
iIikyl J AM utrsble To Aiivite | have an i'm
ipflssklo9 thar they are men If fortune largely
suIlercstea ii all the work II their associates
AMI whip Yisit EnglaTli NIhere they may hav.
aPltefd ianis leig ago. 10 rer der aid to The
H Baslie= ilsese. there art ii,ree Or four other
lallpHlf;iailesi. seesly yleokEns ndt 9id uaIs-on.
lqilif hisily. wllD is relsrcsSfei As tfidshit,-
in8n lr fhe new kfrNEet. whose name |
lhayf ltl unable 10 earn alth,,ls.sll am t,lsl
ttsal oiif 81 fRese persons and one 81 the worst
lalI'efHtx Of the rslrty. Is a Charleston liier-
j cisaufi and is on his WY tn EnelaI,d ia b,.x
i 43odsl u smtsgle i.,is flRi city Of vicinity3
i Nh M.sur i achomP panied by son a
l'l'ts.l'if. smiling ;oaIh, Perhaps II years OF
ftom all can learn OF those Who have con.
efse4 Yel, with tliis party; rlley look for
E. ward 'SaF9 if long war Rlfi say they are quite
3 Ii'aeiiaffd Tor II Marry SAYS he has = small
EhsilA IF the Demoefatic party. bsit if sheif
i parTFll~ 20 triumph upol the ideaiof a5sf re-
se9isifaci.on af the Union. II will yfSd itkeii
H very ltiudh nIsfakenl; tlic Soutlt>xill never
II nf fYdri listen u any sich thing Consequently
\ flfey Expect long war 1tinless separation
n sHtH4e aud absolute agreed npon.,.' This
4 same individual is said to have state,l I II.
lcppyeHsaIion oD~boatd this ship. .that when h..
lsEt RicIlmosd the whole available force o.
Il the S9ntt then in the field was three hundred
II and tffty thousand men az he knew by actual
Il rttfffs 70 the Governments, aud that Gen. Lee
EE'Yl'h bd left that city to invade The North
Ad b force &c but 6ftFkix thousand men ali
tiphlE Tile also stated ihat the army ~ tls
S4nlb had always t5etnI very much oSerr.tsS
iiy The Morrill, E7H#
Fl lttI apFears that this bartv of sacess;l,,:.,.
'il'stff'fSfa n AZ eharlestall on y ard Of the nc
IiaeiYIss rebel steamer Hfrall fHlGcir-h made
EIgiht and lal,ied al BuFmu,ll m I,,tcl
lFlade flfey took paksaEk Tor Hah * ~ ~
British steamer Della hhitl,e,, E.a,,, ~ R,,trs
the Aralia. llEll fi''r.N
4 lf3ey appear to be adepnpansed bv 10 a.
ttiras EngIishmen. Wild nag be interestr5 :.
HnarlFs The blockade Al the south. and Whoa
b bi'sfesi i = 70 keep o. Eaod terms with them
phfl a the later. b5-theEby. told me the oiber
Efay that flllfe-fourtss bfl ali the goods and
Ratfi-is furnished thg Sont. we're pail for
-