The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-31
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
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TEN REGIMENT BILL DEFEATED IN. .
NORTH CAROLINA.
Confederate Steam Propeller captured BY
BIcekaders, off the Port Of Charleston.
Important Dispatches from Commander
mnnray, were saved.


RcunoNpa5ap. 29-The New York Herald
Of the 26tEsysSs, a Yankee gunboat isl exported
to have been sunk by a Confederate battery,
off Port Hudson.
Curtis teegraphs Halleck that three Federal
gunboats ascended White river, as high as
Duval's Bluff snd Desatres capturing 100 pris-
oners, two Columbiads, and 200 small arms.
General Wool havirg ordered all the New
York militia TO report to him, Gen Hall, the
commandaut Of the State forces, entered Wig
orous protest. There was great excitement
created by the evident design Of the admins
tration to take the militia under its control.
A correspondent Of The New York Tribune
says, France demonstrated with England about
fitting ont Of the Alabama.
SlxirInishing reported in front of Corinth, and
an attack is looked Tor.
A special correspondent of the New York
Post states that four days last week, Begin
ming on Tuesday and ending en- Friday, the
Grand Army attempted to cross the Rappa-
hammock at Banks fore, just above Fredericks-
burg, but such was the condition Of the roads
they were compelled to fall back The diff
culties of the Yankees are thus described
" In every gulley batteries, caisops, supply
wagons ambulances, and pontoons were mlredi
horses and mules up to their bellies in mud,
and soldiers on the march sinking up to their
knees, almost al every step. twas impossi
bic TO draw empty wagons through the mud.
Tie whole army stuck fast. The guns and
ipontoons were three days in reaching the
ford, and had to be dragged by the united la-
I boF Of men and horses. When convinced that
the approaches to thcriver were impractical
lble, the whole army withdrew and on Friday
| the greater portion was backin camp before
fredericksburg.
A submarine cable u to be laid between
New Orleans and Fortress Monroe, to touch at
Fort Macon and Beaufort, N. G., Port Royal,
S. G., Ternapdina, Key West and Fort Pickens
Florida. sh@ is''''W
The last communication from the Yankee
army opposite Fredericksburg was signed !;
gBy order of Major General Hooker, Command
ing" 4a'.9' 'A
The New York correspondent Of the liyer-
pool Mercury, saysthat after the removal Of
Mcclellan, the President and Cabinet was 50
solicitous that Washington would be captured
THAT fast steamer, with steam up, was kept
to carry them and families away at amomont's
notice. 's3'b Rs s.
CHARLEsroN, Jan 29.--The steam propeller
Princess Royal, Capt. lawson, from Glasgow
via London, where she took in cargo, also
via Halifax, ST. Johns and Bermuda, having
Ileftthe latter port on Friday the 23fd instant
was captured at an early hour this morning
off this port, by the Yankee blockadcfs She
was suddenly surrounded by a number Of The
feet Before daylight and the officers had to
run her on the beach on Long Island as the
best possible measure left to them During
yesterday a light draft Yankee steam gotta
tow line to her and succeeded i getting her
off before high water. Capt H5mas Craig
tie Ch II eston pilot, NJ Western, passenger,
of GtS S.getown, S. O. and two other persons
escaped Edm her ina boat and reached tho
city last evening n w" fNa
Valuable dispatches, which were OH board,
from Capt. Maury, g. s. N. now in Europe to
tho Confederate Government, have been saved
I..
and brought to the city
Tie Princess Royal had on cargo Of great
value to us, consisting Of machinery for gun.
boats. Whiiwortb guns, fife powder, and some
worI,men who were to instruct parties hers nI
reference g Observation-Disclosures ofnew proiectiles.
TIC BUN, of her freight was abouthine hun
diod tots, weight and measurement captI
Lawson was sick IN tbc cabin at the time Of
the capture, and has had a terrible voyage, *.
pcrimci6g terrible gale in high Northern
laiitudes, and was compelled 70 put into 81.
Johng Haliax and Bermuda, in order to coal
his yesse elfen tsaa a@D
oiThe Steamer Ccnubiairw Wilmington had
arrived safely at Bermida and iho,steamnr
Meirimac was stl there, they being The only
vessels in port. The sieamerBAnnie child and
Nina. had sailed from Nassau The steamer
Giraffe had arrived theTelrom Wilmington.
CaptL Mauy, well known as tbocommah
der ofibe steamship Nashville has arrived mi
ihip city. .,,i,. ....Il.. ...fs
Another British Stcames securely run the
blockade laslnight into "a oonIdSerale port.
She brings SIN later Nassau dates, but no
news Of interest y
MACON, Jan, 2s--Ihe Supreme Court la Y