The New York herald., 1864-11-28
has VI been struck BY e Confederate armies since u; ca'
began.
6ENERAt GRANT BENT on BUSINESS.
Ikr. IN the Rlchm nd VIII Nov. 2hl


began.
GENraAt oRAsr BESr on BUSINESS.
FIRM the Rieam nd Wing. Nov. 25.l
Northern pc 8 received yesIerdiy bring the un-
ex eced Information that Usses sudio y torn him
self from ae embrace hs Psueo9e aud reiurned 70
City Point Isu be tnat short his visit bee luse
O. ths rumor current in Gotham that General Lee has
cespit portion of his force Ge,rgl 10 aid Hood
10 gsins Sherman This MY nay not DO tho case
but, 70 quoie from the gentiem prize ring, nis
return eTdeoty "nleans business . and tho favorable
character OF the weather will leave him without the
shade. OF preiext for not carrying out his intentions
and n ikng an advance. General Iee with character.
isto GOODNESS, viii accommodate him, AID forced 70
welcome any number ol Yaa4eos 'wih bloody bands 10
hospitabio graves"
Georgia s now the interesting military Geld Of the
conledertcy. Sherman having discarded caaton and
boldly advanced into the We would that, with
Out giving iuformaton 10 the Yankees, who now do.
pendent upon Southern for Information 70 his
movements, could tell readers whero be Is and
how he farng II suaces to say. however that there
ID nothing in the situation TO the least hopeful
Confederate o fea< that tho turn the campaign has nov
taken In that quarter will not result most advantage.
ousy to our cause. Instead OF applying the tofch 70
certain coveted cities in Empire state or the Souta,
we indulge the confident hope that sherman will soon
have both hfs military skin and uestioned
energy in making good tue retreat Of the
remnant OF defeated army. While wi thout
information from Sherman. except through Southern
the Northern journals knowing air, and
pretend speak by the card with reference his
In the absence OF timing positive tho Northern
papers still 6gurng largely The expected results Of
Shermans campaign, retreat, or whatever 1t may be.
SHEiiMAN's OPINION OF THE REBELs-CoLD CON-
FORT.
The Georgia Countrynon gives upon the authority
most respectable lady, now exile from Atlanta, q
lengthy Of the dongs and sayings Of Sherman
alter occupancy OF the Gate CITY, She States tha, he
paid just and well merited tribute TO the Of
He remarked that II woaId be Disgrace to us X
dpally subjugsted, certainly would be. as
had fought against four tive times number with
degree OF vaor which had excited the admiration OF the
world and that United States government would gain
no honor credit II they sncceeoed in their
purposes, as they had thus far failed with
i've 10 the Gold Ho regarded the South
solders the bravest in the world ami admitted
that in fair fight could whip them two to one
but he csimed for himself and his compeers the credit OF
possessing stratcgcabity than generals. You
beat in fyhtng, madam said he, "but we can
oaimanouvre you Your generals do no. work half
enough; work day and night. sad spare labor
pa;us to carry on. our plans"
THE EXCHANGE OF rRIsoNERS.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. 25.l
Tho exchange OF prisoners goes well. Thirty two
hundred Conederates been delivered, and Captain
Hatch engaged in the delivery OF the Yankees In
retutu. Arrangements have been made to exchange a
large number Of prisoners at Mobile and it is probable
exchange will he resumed Janes river thc
arrangements made savannah and Mobile only at
suggestion OF Commissioner oud in order to obvats
the necessity OF much overland travel the fArt OF
the Yankee prisoners