Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-30
FIGHTING AMONG THE
REBELS IN TENNESSEE.
DISTRUST OF GEORGIA AND TEN
NESSEE TROOPS.
ARRIVAL OF MEXICAN MINISTER.
MONEY MARKET, &c. &c.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 2S.-Chattanooga ad-
vices to the oath say that rebel actions in
dictate that Bragg with large force is
moving upon Cleveland (Tenn,) for the
evident purpose of breaking through our
lines. 1t is believed that this movement
is co-operated with by Lee moving down
by Lynchburg and Bristol, to drive Burn
side out of East Tennessee, and turning
the Federal flank, thus compelling a re-
tirement from Chattanooga.
CINc1NNArI, Oct. 29th.-Chattanooga
dispatches to-day say, a. detachment of
the 18th Ohio fioated fifty pontoons down
the river, in, the face of the rebel sharp
shooters, landed at Browns Ferry, drove
the rebels from the Ridge, and opened
communication with bridgeport.
The rebels are thanked, and must evacu-
ate Lookout Mountain.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-Dispatches from
headquarters of the Army of the Potomac
dated Oct. 18th, speak of considerable
changes in the position of the Union and
Rebel Armies, but no immediate prospect
of battles, the enemy carefully avoiding
q general engagement.
The late rebel demonstrations were pro-
badly feints, to cover important move
mentS.
The rebels have made several petty cap
lures lately, including a few officers. The
late skirmishing resulted in no advantage
to either side.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The usual light
skirmishing continues along the front to-
day.
The Rebels are ready and on the defen-
sive to prevent the Army crossing the
Rappahannock.
4 small force of cavalry, and brigade
of infantry constitute all the rebel troops
on this side of the river. -.
The country between Washington and
the army is nearly relieved from guerrillas.
Rebel descrters relate startling facts con-
corning the sufferings of their troops for
want Of clothing and food. They say that
General Hill is under arrest for disobeying
instructions to advance his corps against
Meade.
New York, Oct. GA Chattanooga
letter says that deserters continue coming
in; nine men and one commissioned OFF,
Ger arriving yesterday. The officer, an
intelligent man, coroboratcs previous
cheering information, and says that full
brigade of Tennesseeans attempted to pass
through the lines last week. : 4 division
was called out to prevent them, and a
sanguinary fight en$ued of four hours
duration, with artillery and musketry.
Eight hundred men were slaughtered on
both sides. The discontinued Tennessee
ans were overpowered. The officer says
that the affair was hushed up and kept
quiet. Bragg's distrust of Tennessee and
Georgia troops explains his delay in at
lacking us.
Grant is personally conducting Federal
movements and operations, and matters
look favorable for success. Conjectures
are that the enemy will retreat, as Grant,
Burnside, Thomas and Sherman CO.
operate.
Marshal Murray has made important
arrests uf persons and documents. Three
prominent business men are under arrest.
The documents throw light on operations
relative to Vallandigham's connection
with the rebels.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. ga Rebel
dispatch from Charleston of the 26th inst.
says: "rhe enemy's batteries on Forts
Wagner and Gregg opened to-day from
seven guns directed against Sumter and
Johnson.
Two Monitors also engaged in the fir
ing. One hundred shots were thrown
from Morris Island, and l6O from the
Monitors. No damage done. Our bat
teries replied vigorously.
Washington, Oct. 29.-General Meade
has made some changes in the position OF
his forces, for the better protection Of
workmen engaged in reconstructing the
Alexandria Railroad.
Yesterday at o'clock, the rebels made
demonstration on the Sixth Corps
They accomplished nothing but driving
in our pickets.
CAIRO, Oct. Ex-Governor Brough's
majority in Ohio, over the Copperhead
Vallandigham, is 6l,752, without the Sol
diers' vote.
Senior Remeno was received by the
President as Very Extraordinary Minister
Plenipotentiary of Juarez, of the liberal
Mexican government.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Money un-
changed; sterling, the same; gold, irregu-
lar, closing at l46sa1463; skies, ll04a
1lOt; seven-thirties, l07sal074; quick
silver. 65b,