The New York herald., 1864-11-27
TIE PANIC IN CE0c Ga.


TFrom the Savannah news, Nov 81
Our readers win see from MIedgsvis correspond.
ence that tho Legislature vas making hd preparations
10 ADJOURN because OF the approach er ht enemy
GEORGIA LEFT TO TAKE CARS OF HgRsRLF-TKH
HcS AND CRY AGAINST JEFY, DAVIS.
TFrom the Augusta Chronce ana Sent.ne:. Nov 1o1
Richmond papers Of November l3 cou,a'u advices
which state that good portion OF the federal forces In
East Tennessee have been to Sherman THIS fact
vas probably known 70 the authorities before The papers
published is-or It ought to have been. Why have not
yoop tesn sent TO Nora Gsoroa to meet these reinforce
menss, Are our authorities aseep' Georgia to Be ieH
to talis care o. herssV,
PHANTOM vLEHr COMING 70 sHERxAN's AID.
fFrom tho Augusta Chronicle snd Sentinel. Nov 1871
II ia stated that large number Of transports haze
Gently arired n the Georgia coast this Is correct per.
haps these troops board operate soh Sherman
In the movements he Is now making.
THIS is not reliable and hope Il will not prove
correct We give II Is We heard IL.
THE REBELS wHIsTLINe 70 .KgsP THEIR COURAGE
UP-GEORGIA TO DE rURlVlED BY sBgRMANs
INVASION.
[From the Richmond Examiner Nov 24l
General Sherman 10 not conquerng Georgia back into
the ruou but many hitherto unbeevng Georgians
by him getting themselves baptsed into the true Con-
federae faith. Georgia, through is ordeal Of IRE ,rU
forth purified: q phenomenon wsch has already
beeu observed 10 the case OF some portions o: Western
Virginia and OF other States. Those who have
not been actually touched by Yankee invasion;
whose houses fences mills and pIoushs have not been
burned up; whose families have not been insued
their hcarths profaned by the uncean OF blue
brgands calling themselves soldiers OF thc Unon but
who, the contrary, sitting at ease under their
vines and hickory trees have heard from afar or the
hum and OF the mighty contest but have actually
felt only n increased profits upon every thing they pro.
duced Tor salo; such population has sosetis shocs
IseN tiHk luks0arm not TO say unpairiotc. Their
wealth has increased they have bought real esIae; they
hare apailed hesselres Of svery available for
staying out Of the serrics Of their country. inso.
much that In ono State alone, 10 Is said, there
over thirteen shousand OF them pretending BE-
filling State Offices; they cannot helo wishiog tnat
all could now be we'll smoothed up again, and that
this cruel some terms BY which II
has been surmised they any terms. But les
tho OF Yankee invasion sweep their hitherto
peaceful dstrctset tho broad track OF desoaton show
It's ruins and cinders where plsn.eous cheer
andHerdure, and blooming set tho wall Of house
and little be heard they wend their
way southwark whiio their herds and nocks driven
Oh portnward-and that region 10 good Confederate
ground thsuceiorth and forever.
the thing wsre possible tbut 10 not), we should
expect zee Governor Broson Georgia, xu aouneAer
Confederate than bfore-now that his house has been
burned TO the ground, with his pictures, furniture and
library. If the Yankee enemy did this decd 10 show
their rage N tho Governors refusal treat Of peace
with Sherman, they have surely taken . very bad
way 70 increase his pacific tendencies Tho
party or baud that destroyed Governor Browns
also took occasion burn "abeut twobrds OF the best
dwellings and business houses Canton" 10 painful
10 read Of suerngs Of unprotected amcser posed
70 the ravages OF those robbers yet may affirm with
confidence that twothrds OF the weathest people
Canton are stsrner patriots than they before
has happened the valley OF Virginia. Before advance
OF Hunters force and more atey Of sheridan, much Of
that fair land infested By an indifferent and undo
oided sort psops-by mon calling themselves Dunkers
and Meunons such Names 40 as TO screen their
eowardy treason under absurd aw Of Congress- men
who dealt willingly with the enemy than with their
own neshbor wholly refused Confederate currency ~
any rate or value Az the tempest Of invasion passed
over them, many Of this sort Of folks won't away with
their natural allies and friends the Yankees having nrss
turned oil they were worth into green money; some
Others "A they saw their own barns flaming 70 the sky
Win an they psssssssd swore sbs spot Ius allegiance
TO thar state and 70 the Confederate Some
punke.s, have been known report for duty In the
army 30 that those light who never fought before,
and tnose who always fought nov Tight tho On the
whole, when Hunter and gang driven OF through
the western mountains and Sheridan was chased down
ths valley through Augusta and Rockingham counties,
those counties found to be more free from Turk
| Ing torysm and secret Unonsm than they had ever
becu before II scsms 70 be evsh useful In promoting
sound hearty Confederate spirit regions that
those regions should be swept three times by the
rsvagng horde - Culpeppee and Orange counties have
| been, iusomnoh that when . family remains whole
year without having s house burnt over Ito head the
fact worthv Of note ~ with the Scottish bordsrsr