The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
TItaIn THE FnoNT.

4 TItOn THE FnoNT.
| DvLroS. April 1--we had general r,
view Of the entire army te-aay by Cen. Jsha
ston, and notwithstanding the osIdsess Of th
weather, ii was largely attended, aad the afsa
passed eff finely.
The sseny are qsits active in frens, .ad stir
ring times are locked fer by ALL
Excitement Ia tao Geld Market.
RICHMOND, April f9.-Ths New Yerk uer
aid Of The 18th inst, says that on ths I4th tn
excitement in the Geld market seemed perfect
ly unooatrolablc. At enc tine the premium
run to l79, bat fell Subsequently 10 aeveniy
fsur. The Herald says these rapid asctuatien
are startling.
Arrest ef Spy.
LYsonsuRG, April ia Yaakss spy, snder
the assumed name Of Stsrling King, and be-
lisved 10 be q comrade of Doctor Reeselian
who WAS captsrsd en- the Rappahaaseck, was
arrested at Marion, Virginia, and recognised
by returned prisoners from Camp Dssslas ne 8
Yankee detective freM Chicago. When arrest
ed, he represented himself aa Celonel Of the ID
Va. Confederate cavalry.
Eerthsrn News.
Richmond. April ls.--The Baltimore GaEsits
Of the 9th has been received.
Coiunhos KY, Attacked.
On Wednesday, Bsford, with Q Csnfsderata
force, demanded the surrender of Fsrt Halleck
at Columbus, Ky, and allowed . respite Of
five heurs for the removal Of wensn and ehil-
dren. the latter to be seat to Cairo. In the
mean vi bile, two steamers arrived at Cslumhss
from tie lever Mississippi, with three thoss-
and veterans en- their way home Oh farleuxh.
These we're landed, and, il is believed, weald
enable the commander Mt Fsrt Halieck to make
good his defsnc..
There was 6shting during tho entire day,
hut tho rssult 10 unknown.
Ram Tenn.,ss not sunk.
New Orleans .dvices of the 9Th state that
the fsportsd sisking Of the rebel RAM Tsnnes.
see in Mehie Bay is uafouzdod.
Fire al New Orleans.
disastrou. fro occurred in New Otlears
on the Sth, destroying the ware house of f. A.
York aud A. F. Cochrsre. Lccatioa is not
stated.
Tho Bee cf the Tth says tho French eccu-
pied Matamoras without opposition.
Decline n Gold.
Gold has fallen in New York TO l1l7 in
onsaquence of rumors put anoat by Chase
that ho would offer a large amount Of sterling
bills for snle, and sell bonds for the future
OF the government fer what they would bring
The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times says that one CT the vessels built at
Bordeaux for the rebels, and launched at Black
Water. has gone back
Nothlpg later FROM Norfolk, Portsmouth or
Tho Peninsula.
Inportast from the Trans-MIssiasippI
MOBILE, April 10 Warren Adams, a cour
er frem the TrahssAiississippi, repor t. that on
the Banks courier to Franklin was cap
Iured. Banks says to hasten upe az ho WAS
by rebel cavalry.
rsdurah R:-captured by Confederate.
Ths Confederatcs have occupied Paducab
again.
On The 18th Col. Hicks, Commanding the |
fort, was summoned to surrender, but declined |
10 accede 10 tho demand.
The Capture or Fort E,fIIsw.
The Yankee vertion of the capture of Fort
PILLOW eays: Two flags OF truce demanding a
surret der were tcnt in, bot not received. AT
three o'clock tho rsbels poured into tho fort,
O surrender. The ipcarnate fiends
then commenced an iudiscrimna.e slaughter
Of whites and blacks. Out Of garrison of ak
h III ted only two hundred remained alive.
Yankee Fleet Caught.
Red River had suddenly fallen and some
forty Transports ard gunboats arc caught
Abo ove the raft, and cannot get out before the
winter rise. i