The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06


All these objects accomplished by the first
Of May, it is expected tho Rebels will be
brought to terms.
This portion of the programme would be
most encouraging, but for The doubts which
the sequel involves. From that II is evident
that its authors donot place much reliance in
it's success Thus We learn that whilst the pro-
posed plan OF operations is being carried out, |
secret agents are to be sent by the Govern
ment TO Europe, for the purpose Of coming to
an understanding with Louis Napoleon in the
event Of its failure.
The Intention inthal case is to call on tile
FRENCH Emperorto interfere in favor Of peace
able separation between the Norh and the
South, provided such separation be based on
plan OF general emafcpation IN both sections
and proper adjustment Of boundaries.
II is not believed thatth South would con
sent, but that its refusal would so damage its
causein Europe that 1t would fail to secure
further eympathy Or assistance in that quar-
ter.
MEDIATION
The Herald edtoraIy says tits well known
that Napoleon has taken initatory steps to-
wards Intervention in our affairs and should
onr Government be backed by European Pow
ers to Napoleon alone will the credit of joint
action be accorded by Europe, and adds that
it is believed the radicalswiI call on Napole-
on to interfere.
NEW YORK.
The Legislature Of New York has organized
! lCulbert, dem, has b en- elected Speaker Of the
House by The Republicans he agreeing TO vote
for Republican u. S. Senator. All the rest
of the officers elected were Republicans.
The Herald's correspondent, writing from
Albany, says that a difficulty between the
State and General Government is inevitable ;
that the National Government has not consult
ed Seymour in anything it has done; never
having written to him, since his election, and
roints to tie militia being called ont BY Wool
as con6rmatory of what it says. It remarks
that the people are ripe for revolution and are
not to be kept down by Jacobins, and asks i'm
lploringly, where are we drifting
sEwARD's DEPOSITION STILL DEMANDED.
The correspondent of the "Herald" writes
from Washington that the radicals still press
the President 10 remove Seward, and that on
Saturday, a large number Of them, with Wen
dell Phillips at their head, went forward and
] demanded of the President to oust his Premier.
NEW YORK CITY AND THE ADMINISTRATION
The City Council Of New York by vote Of
| 10 to 3, have passed resolutions deDouncing
the Administration, and charging Ftz John
Porters dismissal to partality.
RELEASE OF DEMTSa.
Deming, agent Of Associated Press. who was
arrested because he wanted to telegraph Burn
side'saddress to tho pless, mas been released.
! The Herald says he was arrested because OF
his friendship for Mcclellan,
PRESENT TO MRS. MCCLELLAN.
McClellan's friends in New York city have
presented his wife with magnificent house
and lot, with furniture complete
WHAT RosEcRANz GOT AT MuRFREEsBoRo'.
Rosecrans claims that lie took 3 800 prisoners
! eight guns and four standards Of colors at
Murfreesboro'
YANKEE rlEANoes,
The House Of Representatives has passed a
bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
Ito borrow $500 100000 for the present fiscal
year, and SGO0O0O,OOO for the next fiscal year
! on per cent bonds payable after twenty years
| in coin. The Secretary is also authorized to
tissue S4O0 900 600 Of three year treasury notes,
bearing per cent. per annum; but they are
not to be legal tender notes II required by
the exigeucies Of public service tho Secretary
is also authorized 10 issue 5000 100000 Of
legal tender notes, similar to those now circu.
lating.
NATIONAL GUARD or 100000 MEM
A bill has been introduced in the Yankee
Congress to organize force Of two hundred
and fifty thousand mon, raised pro rata in the
several States from the militia, to be two hun
dred regiments Of twelve company the men to
be between twenty.oue and thirty-fye, and to
be called "Na6onal Guard, twill be subject
~ nll nrdnra from lhn prnRidenI