The New York herald., 1864-11-04
NEWS Fa1ss TX. scN'TN.
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EGOD'S OPER ALTON. >.
Particulars Of Els Advance
from Gadsden, Ala.
sTRUCTIoM.
Ice President Stephens Reply to
d General Sherman.
10 Convention OF the States
Practicable.
sbel Complaints Of English
Neutrality.
!miral -Duchanan's Report Of the
Naval Engagement In
HEoLiie Bay.
II DEFENCES OF WILMINGTON.
IN EARLY ATTACK ANTICIPATED.
CosSCRiPTiGN OF THE SLAVES.
(. Davis Official Organ at Rich
ond Strongly Recommends the
Arning Of the Negroes
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IN DEFENCEs OF WILMINGTON
IN EARtY ATTACK ANTICIPATED.
casscRipTicx OF THE SLAVES.
|. Davis Official Organ at Rich
ond strongly Recommends the
! Arming Of the Negroes
Hoods C,.ra,lcns.

Hoods Operations.
MovHMENT OF HOOD ON GUNTgR's LANDING.
(trom The Richmond Examiner, nov. IL
Southern papers bring US very little of the move.
and operations Of Hoods army. THIS may be 90.
'd tor from tbe act that he army Is constantly On
ove, and there is vory little opportunity for this
!, of communicating with tho press. FROM the ac-
We get II seems 10 DO settled fact that Genetcl
broke up his camp al Gadsdsn, Alabama, on the
toued ao,thIard in ne directs n Of Gunts-'s Land
I, the 7ernssses, and Is now In all probability In
Tennessee. The events or tho rexi fow days will
sed cor With interest Is reported ha. Forrest has
sdered forioard 10 atd,k Bridgeport. A correspcn.
the Montgomery Nail, writing from Gadsden,
army h.s moved The troops are gone. The Inst
a. disappeared. and the last soldier has taken his
lll psepot The south side OF the Cocsa.
riday October 81. stewards corpS marched cut Ii
a. II was followed by Ice, or rather Dick Taylor,
cupes the centre; and to day, at dawn, the de
Tonnesseoans, under Cheaiharl, crossed the river
or Coosa. Tho transportation quickly followed.
boon toe pontoon was taken up aad also hurried
atcr the troops
n does II meana II has but one signiGcation. That
rwsrd." General Cheathsm was quite unwcll
Q mounted 70 follow his corpe "But,n said lie,
0 goug home now. and IN strap myself 10 my
reIere they shaii leave me behind"
raj Beauregard Is with General Hood. Every gene
or is II his post, AID The spirit aud morale OF tie
unboundcd
hal cross ths TsnBsssce rirer fs e.nsyaily Be.
near 6uwtrscils, ojou. S,s,,duy, october %, or
day. The weather Is delicious and shs roads
u
miles q hesiihiul exercise, and tho pights no,
for sound ana happy siumDers By great log
Ioop ON A PIFrg1N DAys' cAM.A,os.
from the Richmond Whig, kov.1
Grants igpomiacrs iaiuro on Thursday, which
give him glory and advance tie Presidential
Is OF Lincoln, we have been left without the re
prospect OF q staring item from the north or
ides We, therefore, have 10 look 90 Georgia,
Hood II giving a practical illustration OF the
OF the nlnk movement, for something 70 give
to our columns OF the present forward move.
Hood the Macon itetligtacey says u viii necesst
corls.s epdG. fioss Of Ceerg by the Tduisss, and
her month shall have passed our hearts will be
cd by the joyful tdIngs thai the Lotst foe ciu
IN POSSESSION u en- oelnt south of Cintonoo91
ths tattoo and a. ~ s,sr forces ycnnd, morning
ana, in Tho su1proS 81 A!dntI, and we !mpatien.'
the few days uecessaly ere the Confederate Gsg
nee moro triumphan: over The battiements about
dated ard blood crow. al city.
rms msdo "a ieiut IN toice on Stevenson, Ala
es days ago and immediately that its sue
rs demonstrated II moved westward, pecessi
corresponding mcve on The part OF tho Yankee
By this time, doubtless, the evident object OF
cement as becn gained, nnd With the Tennessee
a very iaDoftant s,rategica stream, between
Ds and the YsnSoes, We are IN position 10 reap
vantages iron. the movement, which Was so
10 its incep;ien, but which has been go adyan-
u IT'S iruilion. Ry strategy and marching 0y
herman has bcea beaien at his own game H.
science, and j Strength diverted to y Geld o!
10 that is removed very far from the helG b.
and had arranged fer tho winter campaign
o cainpaigning lioug tho Tennessee during the
a severe u ter will not be chee Ing, aad will,
fros, The terder flowers the ncklo goddess of
rleoed IN the onsplc, no won IN Georgia.
snapnis Appedl now published At Montgomery,
nj advices from the Array o. Tennessee, worthy
and that may be prudeniialy repeated, con
chez ing character. Aftor our successes on
pad below Chattanooga, OF which we have had
bes Sherman engaged himself IN getting bis
position 70 project and repair the road, while In
tiiae our forces were massed nj point on the
preparations made for an active r1rching cam
kt two o'clock on Saturday morning last the
wore pul In motion-whcre 30 was a matter OF
OPS were In nne spirits, and full Of Joyful antic.
20 the prospects before them. They had been
by GSneras Hood, BeaureRard and Cheatham
wtom snfoymet them that tAey ,cere about sdrt.
afycen days navsh, bu, vh,th,r hey ,oeye not IN
Our opinion Ia that, In the absence or bis rail-
nmuuications, Sherman will have TO perform
Fching 70 be able " meet this new movement
my OF Tennessee.
eEL Army RAPIDLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF sHoss AND BLANKsTs.
respondencs OF the Savannah Republican,
BLUR MOUNTAIN, Ala, Oct. ~, 1884.
e prevailing opinion here that Slocum's Twou
IS OF Yankee soldiers still occupy Atlanta, and
one, but come prisoners captured recently and
h yesterday affirm that there are three corps
II 10 we're not for Sherman's superior num-
would be no risk In putting every confidence
Hooo's success. There are some who do not
syep now, while the disparity In numbers 10
sr yos,srday told me-that this difference was
slna less. Nm wsre waking hstr appearance
ls a.uin, ws \ gun and h,sapssok, vho Aad mol
from eeft,s sa ns0rItAs-lying Ia hospitals and
wsy.
airy forces which General whsslsr carried late
nnessce With him, somc oewhich became pretty
sca.eEed, are being gathered together aeain
BoNur.sard ; headquarters have been changed
souvilie TO Gadsdsn.
oe rceretled THAI gs,ssroi Hoods army q n
,dsd wIA blosjsss ans sAoss ~ fhis ertrdordi
,-renG Whots rect~sents are barsfooted, uAiI.
there are some regiments who have not beer
teen monthsi OF course, then, the men have
the way OF money with which 10 purchas,
W themselves, There are many Aundveds o.
rdmr at Blue Aonniain for As want Of prorel
hey sro full OF enthusiasm, aud anxious
hs advancing army, but are kept back b.
indicated. The wind Ia already cold and chill
|se mountains, and, unless the country promptly
thes~ supplies, or General Hood gees into len
d Keoiucsy and captures them, hers ~i~
a oan be no excuse ror the government IN no
the mon. Tho officers and men on post duty
ID men at home, the contractors, the quarter
In fact, evoryhcdy save the poor soldier ~ 70 y.
on the whole country But there is not n mur
4 those heroes. They press forward 70 DANCE
rty batIess, coatless, boo,less money less, read
s,isud 70 brave all for The sake Of their coun
pendencs.
,pon dent writes from Jacksonv lie, Ala. uIde
last lstser not gun has bees nrsd the new
as been received hcr. Therefore may truth
'an quiet along The Coesa"
10 see large quantities OF shoes and ciosn'n
There Is sfii large brigade Of men dsiasne
W., for ne want Of sAos. Gsnerals Beaureser
ara ssirrlns no phs euarternastefe Noous snl
d hope II will not be long before no man vi
4 frcm his cslors By this cause