The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Eight Stea mboats Loaded yvltb Govern'
nent Stores Eurned.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Hoods Army at Gudsden-Antscipnti 10 ms
OF the Rebel CMccrs.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. A..
There was happy time with the Army Of Tennessee
Just previous 10 leaving Gadsden, Alabama, for the
Selma hepot gives the following sketch Of the occasion
and Its Incidents
SPEECH or GENERAL HOOD.
cenors sooS,s hoado"arters nbs Rap.s, Church, and
called him out. The General locked very well. he said
he congratulated US on the prospects before u.s. said
advantages are better now than during the old campaign
10 Georgia. said there haze ben great acceson to The army
from the hospdis the concalesce camps and men fur
TaIisv Of The Tsnnesee General Hood did not say
would the Tennessee but We all understand IT, He
said Sherman could not hold Atlanta and Nashville too;
thai he nert battle he ers TO lead his army TO victory
GEN. SHERMAN TO BE WIPED oUr-LEs's SPEECH.
Gen. s. d. Lee called He said Sherman is like
the man who caught the Tartar he sacrificed nearly all
his strength 10 get but did not know what to do with
it after he got it, Said Sherman could not Keep up his
long that he will soon be forced to leave
Atlanta and IL be meets Tennessee soil else.
where. he will get the worst whipping that any Yankee
general has got since the fall OF Fort sumter and we
will wipe him from the list Of Yankee officers
CHFArHAM DON'T LIKE TO talk ABOUT TEE YANKEEs
The crowd then went to General Cheathams quarters
h. general said he appeared at their request but not to
make a speech. There was time when he could talk
about the Yankees but II makes him mad TO talk about
them now, and the enthusiasm which he secs exhibited
Justes him in saying he cared not for the odds that
might come against him. he expects nothing but Victory
Ia the next conflict.
BEAuREaARD EXPECTS TO REPgAr SHILOH.
We repaired TO the headquarters OF General Beau
regard In his usual modest way he appeared and said
ne must be excused from making speech. he would
say however, that he had 10 the Army OF the Ten
nessee remain with them until their present campaign
ends. That be thinks he faces that be has
Shiloh and other battle grounds and as he then directed
them 60 ne expects 70 90 10 m ne coming battle with sner
hear his friend, Major Eusiis who was better orator
than he WAR
ward aud made a handsome speech, but addressed him
sef exclusively to the Louisianans, which thought was
In bad taste.
CLAYTON HAS A HORROR or THE ABoLrrIoNisrs.
General Clayton then called Tor. lie said the OBJ
ect Of the enenmy not 10 elevate the negro but TO
lower the white man. There would be no law n this
country 10 runsh the negro who killed his master burnt
up his wife aud children, or any other damage he may
do the Southern Evcn further they would put the
whip in The negros bands, and ensave tho Southern
whites
THE BIG IRISH REBEL cLEBuRSE WANTS RxvESGs.
General Fat Geburne was next called for. He said
Soldiers the old campaign Is endcd-a new one begins
from this place Let all resolve do whole duty
Hereafter l intend 10 night, not for rights, but for
ns,ns IGS 's SanSes
wives wives: and daughters. desscra.ed graves and
sltars land laid and far cities sacked and
ruined Can We ever be remunera,edi Never Bat
gsance upon themlhenceiorh until not Yankee lives on
southern SOIL General Cleburue then spoke TO his men
about the necessity discipline and closed by telling his
men he felt moro anxious to meet Sherman now than
s Sos 70 ss
this winter While thus sequcs'ered in bis comfortable
quarters supp0sing We were In hisront, Ganked him.
captured Dalton and his negro garrson tore his rail
road over forty miles, and got into Alabama before he
walked up But We will wake him up in o& next conflict
Just remember, revenge Is the watchword
BIO BILL BATE, OF TENNESSEE, THINKS TINE WILL
GIVE THR REBELS POSSESSION OF TENNESSEE AND
KENrUCxY.
General Bate was next called for He II attn upon bic
crutcb, but gets along very wc He very humorous
IN concluding he said that required timo only put
Tennessee and Kentucky In our possession.
PERSONNEL OF THE REBEL WARRIORS.
General Beauregard about five feet seven iches high
gray hair, broad forehead, face pcrpg rapidly 10 the
chin, prominent nose full dark eye ana wears . gray
mustache and imperial. He Ia City years old
General Hood is>about eix feet high light hair, fair
complexion, gray eyes, heavy sandy beard, q large
framed man. about thirsynvs years old His right leg is
on above the knee.
General 5. d Lee 10 a young man, abou, twenty nine
years old, i've feet eight inches height light hair and
wbskers, gray eyes and fair compexion.
General Cheatbarn IL about ave feet nps inches high
heavy built, dark ha dark hazIs eyes, about aty Ave
General Clayton six feet high sbou. forty eight years
old hair turning gray, short, stir beards good looking
man.
General Pat Ceburne six feet one or swo inches high
about fortytwo years old lean but hungry iosps,
like Cassiusl. iron gray hair; loves bis riepds hates
his enemies bodies but prsys, he says for their souls
years old, SIX fee. high, dark hair speaks pessaniy
Georgia.
wish the erosksrs could have witnessed this array Of
military talent and grand dspiay Of enhusssn 10 our
soldiers They would have taken $40 their hoes" urt
another day.
Ths Race OF the TIVE Armies 60 Cum
tersvsils.
iFrom tue Augusta Constisu sionaiist, Oct. 3o.l