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The Daily Dispatch: March 6, 1863., [Electronic resource]

The recent attack on fort McAllister. A dispatch was yesterday received at the War Department, announcing that the enemy's fleet of gunboats which recently attacked Fort McAllister, near Savannah had caused their operations and moved down the river. The injury sustained from the bombardment by the fort was very slight. The recent attack on fort McAllister. A dispatch was yesterday received at the War Department, announcing that the enemy's fleet of gunboats which recently attacked Fort McAllister, near Savannah had caused their operations and moved down the river. The injury sustained from the bombardment by the fort was very slight.

all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. The work on the Holston bridge, at Zollicoffer, is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that it will be finished by the 1st of March, The Chattanooga Rebel says the "signs of the times" in the regions of the front are represented is exhibiting but one idiosyncrasy. Rosecrans is said to be checked by several circumstances besides the weather; but the most intelligent opinions contemplate his advance by the time the spring fairly opens. His reinforcements are stated by the most positive information as not exceeding 15,000. Great expectations are based on the next pass of arms.

Matters in Middle Tennessee. The latest news from the front in Middle Tennessee is that all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. The work on the Holston bridge, at Zollicoffer, is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that it will be finished by the 1st of March, The Chattanooga Rebel says the "signs of the times" in the regions of the front are represented is exhibiting but one idiosyncrasy. Rosecrans is said to be checked by several circumstances besides the weather; but the most intelligent opinions contemplate his advance by the time the spring fairly opens. His reinforcements are stated by the most positive

Matters in Middle Tennessee. The latest news from the front in Middle Tennessee is that all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. The work on the Holston bridge, at Zollicoffer, is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that it will be finished by the 1st of March, The Chattanooga Rebel says the "signs of the times" in the regions of the front are represented is exhibiting but one idiosyncrasy. Rosecrans is said to be checked by several circumstances besides the weather; but the most intelligent opinions contemplate his advance by the time the spring fairly opens. His reinforcements are stated by the most positive i

all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. The work on the Holston bridge, at Zollicoffer, is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that it will be finished by the 1st of March, The Chattanooga Rebel says the "signs of the times" in the regions of the front are represented is exhibiting but one idiosyncrasy. Rosecrans is said to be checked by several circumstances besides the weather; but the most intelligent opinions contemplate his advance by the time the spring fairly opens. His reinforcements are stated by the most positive information as not exceeding 15,000. Great expectations are based on the next pass of arms.

Matters in Middle Tennessee. The latest news from the front in Middle Tennessee is that all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. TMiddle Tennessee is that all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. The work on the Holston bridge, at Zollicoffer, is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that it will be finished by the 1st of March, The Chattanooga Rebel says the "signs of the times" in the regions of the front are represented is exhibiting but one idiosyncrasy. Rosecrans is said to be checked by several circumstances besides the weather; but the most intelligent opinions contemplate his advance by the time the spring fairly opens. His reinforcements are stated by the most positive i

atest news from the front in Middle Tennessee is that all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. The work on the Holston bridge, at Zollicoffer, is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that it will be finished by the 1st of March, The Chattanooga Rebel says the "signs of the times" in the regions of the front are represented is exhibiting but one idiosyncrasy. Rosecrans is said to be checked by several circumstances besides the weather; but the most intelligent opinions contemplate his advance by the time the spring fairly opens. His reinforcements are stated by the most positive information as not exceeding 15,000. Gr

witnessed and experienced by the author of the beginning." Greeley thinks "success at Charleston would enable us to snap our fingers in the face of all Europe." Evidently the attack will be made with spirit Upon the God of the just and the strong arm of our commander do we rely for success and re-tender them to a fresh faith, the wholesome welcome we gave them nearly two years ago. To show how much the Charlestonians are affected by these threats, we give the following extract from a latter from that city: "Everything here looks gay and business like. The ladies parade the battery of afternoons in crowns, looking as beautiful and happy as if no war prevailed. Frazier's wharf presents as lively a scene — with rattling drays, ships receiving and discharging cargo — as of old. Meeting street, too, especially in front of the Southern Express office, looks as busy as a tree in a tar barrel, with its numerous wagons in front of the door, receiving as well as discharging freight.

he anxious bench about the coming assault on Charleston. The New York Herald says "nothing can be more certain than the utter destruction of the rebels, not only at Charleston but also in front of Vicksburg," The Louisville Journal is not so vivacious. "If we succeed," says that paper, "we shall then be able to push our fortunes in sober earnest, and to batter purpose." The Washington Press deals in hopeful incentive. Forney remarks, for examples that "we will soon put such a spider into Beauregard's dumpling at Charleston as that person never dreamed of before. It is fit that the end of the rebellion should be witnessed and experienced by the author of the beginning." Greeley thinks "success at Charleston would enable us to snap our fingers in the face of all Europe." Evidently the attack will be made with spirit Upon the God of the just and the strong arm of our commander do we rely for success and re-tender them to a fresh faith, the wholesome welcome we gave them nearly two year

The Anxiety to "Bag" Charleston. The Northern papers are on the anxious bench about the coming assault on Charleston. The New York Herald says "nothing can be more certain than the utter destruction of the rebels, not only at Charleston but also in front of Vicksburg," The Louisville Journal is not so vivacious. "If we succeed," says that paper, "we shall then be able to push our fortunes in sober earnest, and to batter purpose." The Washington Press deals in hopeful incentive. Forney remarks, for examples that "we will soon put such a spider into Beauregard's dumpling at Charleston as that person never dreamed of before. It is fit that the end of the rebellion should be witnessed and experienced by the author of the beginning." Greeley thinks "success at Charleston would enable us to snap our fingers in the face of all Europe." Evidently the attack will be made with spirit Upon the God of the just and the strong arm of our commander do we rely for success and re-tender them to