New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

capycs. No tic shrcwducas was rcqulrcu 10 IlIVth
this duty in order 10 escape detection tor often at ea
hours tho Rebel spies would suddenly present themseNc
day after day expecting 10 ascertain by close scrutiny
how many meals were prepared. Womons artiul Gun
ming proved too much for mans curiosity ana ~ 'h'
rhyme runs,
Woman when she viii. she 10. depend or O.
And when she won't she won snd there en end on
Several searches were made in Mr.. Warmers house
but Michael and his wife rendering their UdlRobIe as
sistance the investigations failed O. accomplish much
beyond pretty good proof that Nj. Warner was hoi a.
his home The many visits ~ these dcsperadoes III
duced Michael 10 hide all Mrs. Warmers valuaDes
which he did BIS removing several bricks from the ce
lar and placing in glass jan watch som. go1 ahu
silver specie ieWerv belonging 20 the late MI. var
ner who cied In lr6O together with quantity Of table
silver. Tlcso were bid beyond the reach OF these
piundercra and II VII snort! bc sen lnA ts iglu
the house few days after the valusbles were concealed
helping themselves to whatever they pleased
FURTHER PROOF BY TWO loyal EYL WITNESSES THAT
| CONFEDERATE" TROOPS AEE tbs GALLANT
I KNIGHTS OF CIiIvALET.
On the 18th Of August while the hesrse was standing
AT the door o. the late Mr. Warmers house waiting TO
receive the remains Of Air Warner and biz daughter
TO convey them 90 the CITY cemetery. gang Of Gen
Pat Ceburne assassins made their appearance and st
once began an indiscrimnnte plunder The mind
naturally Teyolts IT the bare thought OF such scene
The Inanged bodies could no, touch chord OF pity
within such stony hearts, and In spite Of all piiable
pleadings Of Mr.. yarmouth Martin Nelson Edward
Mercy the three 10y al neighbors who came to assist ~
Tho last rites OF christian burial the monsters Quilted
the house OF death and when Mrs. Campbell reInOH-
trated against such infamous conduct one OF the Con
fcderaies with terrible oath leveled bis musket OF
her head il should not be f0rgoten that while these
hearess villains pursued their crime tie shells were
exploding through the CITY, and the ekrns YER en-
sconsod 10 their caves 20 escape the Pels Of the BON
iHE rABLrAus up HORRORS.
II was a dreadful picture witness the departure OF
the hearsc with the two bodies frnm the iehluilfss
robbery and destruction HioMy thc htiI' uhp'tenu'
ing coriegc moved down harIetta-st toward The
Atlanta Cemetery. while IA front Of ~ IN the rear oil H.
% the right and 20 the len ihs SOLD shot and sie were
filling and bursting each moment Threatening g. hgri
both the OF the Lcarse anu the three funeral at
Tic erayeyard was finally reached in slf.y and two
/ LOYAL bodies were mingled with the dust tllr Allied
patriot grave.
A WORD TO TTT CT ARITARIE LOYALIsTS.
/ have By ny possession iae identical shell "aioA
Killed Mr Warner aud Due child anl propose q tor
ward o. o. ilc managerial OF thc grind Nntonn sailors
FAR which - "a bc held at the Academy ~ Music m
\ boston eary IN November. i trlt shai "hhe lhe
generous ana truly pA4AalIppt lAL. AsiN a,.l,
forward this uohc enterprise for the henct ~ or SICK
and wounded Naynl heroes tsev ID moi forget the little
orphan Warner Boy who j. nov reading ~i1h some
re'ntivc in humble circumstance in Alr1aldT- Va.
f uncont ciors ~ TIE terrible f-fe that has bcnllen
lis father. MIR Warner q mason and u member OF
tlo Alexandra Washington Lodge. and lor the
honor az This ancient order trust thcf VII see that
me son Of Mr Warner whose relatives I ~ sure are
unable contribute mich u the support and education
oi the orphan receives tlat generous A-s lance leA
\ this sad case demands Having personally Visited TIE
sceuc Of this fearful clam'y yunr readers may rest
assured OF the Authenticity Of this hasiv narrative.
There are upwards Of iity wituesscs here ~ Atlanta
residents. who are willing 90 Foncl ioi me uhtdufeT
atrd LOYALTY and high Christian character and rcnu
mcnts Of Mr Warner.
Il have conycrsed with q large nuInbor Of the rr0m
nert loyasts and traitors here iu Atlanta, ana from
thcm have obtained Tie fli p1rucl1r oi many ihfiH
ing ns well amusing incidents connected Win me ~
Atlanta during us investment 10y our tWips. nave
already consumed too much 81 your valuable space DO
describing these matter and shall therefore reserve
, 81 - sfoa. fla .raT
IHE ARMIsTICfe-EXCHAEGH OF IElsOAEh,-"oF.
n HARRIS.
Tie truce which referred 70 in my LAST i.iter ~
low tbo removal Of Rebel families south where a ihc
blessings of the socaled superior Coincidence Govern
mont can be- bestowed upon them. VIII cease on t.'
roorr- NJ the odd The exchanging OF prisoner j.
urngre.slng quite rapidly. and Yesterday Brig Gen
toyan was ia town waiting an exchange j. a reported
that BE- is 90 be- exchanged ~ Gen. Npueinai. Guy
forces returning the additional number oimen required
for such an exchange. zen. Hood has sent IN quite
long list containing tie names o! particular oiceIa
which Dc desires 70 have exchanged. ana Cen SHERMAN
has done the snre None of prisoners VIII Do eN
changed whose time Of service has nearly expired a.
Gen Sherman dOe4 not lDcnd % allow Hood 10 dep.ic
h.s army Of one soldier by any nch uickcry. Inc
Rebel ffOons time 81 service b. altogether poisas rons
nar about which the least they have 20 say the safer
i vii. be- for thcIr heads.
This is unfortunate .or those Of orr noble soldiers VINO
were captured Just they were anticipating return
10 their loved ones M home Tho point n nice one
detectcd by tie eagle eye % "en. sbermhh-Ail al
D.
hearts 40 tho North stthcy must submit checrfuly for
the xgeucies of service will moi II W. would con.
tuu 90 triumph n our holy cause admit OF the loss OF
one man or the paulfIlng Oi one loyal arm. j! th.
last requirement of Gen Shcrmnns quite % number 81
men whose time has expired within the last two weeks
as VOL a. those whose enlistment expires WtA!n Three
months. win boz consigned 90 OIL tle horrors Of conine-
riorf az Andersunre and other Southern black holes
whcrr worse than death awaits our heroic men
VISIT, rSDEE La o. TtIDL-LEl IL POLITICAL
TEL EEES Is
Gen Hood troop. greatly dissatisfied with orr
occupation Of thc "Gate City, ard since The flag II
truce haa beer entertained our officers and men have
had ample opportunity o. discover ilc lca sentiment,
OF tlc Eelels. I.hnM Harrl, the whom bogus Gov
crnor OF Tennesso who face0usly talks NJ hs ttopnn
Office with ali the nonchaaHce of arrogant Rebel
braggadoc.o. was bold enough io eAA4pii .lrc ~ ON
Of tle truce neeines ir" dA! iI'' Hr j. A'nni,-
about on crntes having recently he"u quite severely
, bruised by the fall Of q horse upon MN
REBEL IEAKs AND WISHES.
I Alnding 10 the hopes which The Robes have n the
success of the COppeihend party Npii. IN No'emhrF
Harris. IN answer his opinion of tho Mcclellan letter
of ptancr said that be- but little encouragement
in that mysterious document Tor tAe success. oil the
Rebellion All tie SOni III rcs say The Rebels. Us
that you defeat Old Abe Lincoln, and url the kepno'
hcan party from power, This done il WI be an easy
matter for ~ treat with The Democratic anu Con
,crvatiye brethren North who have never expressed
any hntrod Of us OF a dsre 20 ms suiiugated by
!, Abolitionistsr 1--WE feel considerably encouraged
SAYS one Rebel captain by tie manliness anu political
courage which o. your leading statesmen Norm
have shown In opposing the draft and other nnoonstu
tonal measures which, II carried by the fanatics, Will
surely prolong the war; and end IN the Ina ruin Of the
Morrill, These the remarks Of armed Rebels ana
their testimony 20 who constitute their irenus NORTH
Is worth little consideration by our ioy"l Psope
who are bent npon the victory Of our arms ana the
supremacy and maintenance inyiolate OF oar Nohst'
tntiOn.
will suffice 10 show who the Rebels think 1T viii be an
easy matter 10 treat with" Every loyal man knows the
basis Of this treaty In concluding let me say that hter