New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
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20 t's H'r IuoId ftuffftx, lfiv ~
The eve of battle IN Georgia seems IL have ar
rived gh- encny have crossed ihc river and encanvcd
within siI nil o; atlanta The dispatches which give
tbs neys contain iae flovJ address oi johLston and
,hr craersl oId-r o. Hood These pspcrs arr marked
hy ihs proI.r tone and II the army inspired by IN.
same los all Sc removal o! JOi.i0n hoWccr detfr,
able 10 ssy be that tue urgency 81 lho conntys sine-
i.ol lon fri.h ilo means and occasion FOR he grat-
itcspL ul deliberate lid on; abiding pen onal ma!ie-
nfs TO rt-uN may peihal. Prov n'h'n'i,' - th,
COUNTRY 20 general can render iuI service no II not
fails sustained BY his Government Join.lon was not
hrt unihing VIII D. u ufui@ "a -nffain 1901 0tr
4. point " smilar. between thc aooni removal NJ
Jonsion and the Or, al ID, Then ~ now, the cry
was ri.'d ~ nuhl.c thni no would n"t igi, Nhi. D.
ans daily repeating his iOa. demands one O! Nhicl
as ths Iec' SCI sh, H. hiouQll from the valley 10
tn rraf - HcIi,llr. But thCre worc always good
rcns b. thc> ,yl-dn 0t be coap!ied N4'A he John
! s;Ou LED command.
Wh.a I.o occupied bis j!ace me troop. poured ~
G.om hr South. and Jackson appeared in The sr o.
Tho o.iny AID iGi-Ols victory gas 10 vi IN ms
wear Johnston bss pnc6d Sherman Ia such place tint
u tie Feue-tI@- cavalry were ia on his cJiannncl
tnna d. would BE- compiled 81 20 retreat az aicF
the Tat1 ntr.Bohmefs ia either III which csse-
| b. ~oah certainly be destroyed. But lLe crNsilS
coud uu come nor the Tiuns NsS Sipr army wfilo
goLn.tnn Tsrsair.t IN command. Tie campaign has
,hss dragged inrosgh two mouth Rai II u ~ con
lgroJ wick longer Ne ebne f,Sr ~ Forrest 0ni hear
ol smith Pe1hips Sherman il aReiN ~ tie iaC. aud
40 adralres bold, on ,le trenches OF AlaaLA. No
NOR snL .ng now H. vii isht even over intrench-
n-nfs vhis ~ has osiy army 10 Isbi and VIII "a
rosi cefai.ly h. DESTROY ed 10 scGld have Jecn At
Kenos.W and ResaOca II ho could havo been pre-
vnlei g. I-rsi.t IN his partial assaults II i now
hoped aai iie u atyat 20 male BIZ iaal aSSanii; The
army Is 81 sin Jabe order and. u ia aercL IL TN
niea IL rosul, cannot lNl BE- .bst victory VI lch
lien. JaasD,o l.s ps..eni!, prepared and larry sn'd
Tor LIS sounYy. though nor FOR hipsfli.
Ffon Ia. -sirioDo , N-fiinc9. irls ~.
ThcT~ wa 10 news rcoS!ycd yesterday from
i,orgi1 eith,r uforgl o;oiI psiyl.o toarccs u
rst,, hal 'asen llGse We shcolt have heaId OF j. We
80 n.,.:,ls ;8el th,i The situation n unchanged
nfxte. xiT q 49,
to wbls Of ohcrT'D's Amy bad crossed 10 the ost
ne ~ the rhhfa6Oochs. and ri down bTo'e Atlanta
4, h'e bour bs' right We r"oeiyod o. di,pstc,s
nnbl-hai IN enosber colpT. anyO1nc!ng TIE shrn.sh
AZ lI,sca. W. Greek. pcac. TIVE Czech y Il S;nat
.,rean. sioh taking IL Tis i've ~ ak ai'e' iS.ta
~c- o. Atlanta. how N eo-ltl- eS'tIp STevUo ing
enptil- lDto the Ch.ltahoochoe- noar The railroad
hrscs, aad rSry due vest OF Atlanta. Our Elght IS
-disy aoa tis Stream aud b. efotc'od Oh re-
nans III u .-. 49,. &c..
fls bEfEi0 IS Dt pr,.Nahir5 TN N'-'''
AnAs,A Jaiy - lss.-Leraollt brigade ATTACKED
the snemgs hne u sJrilisbers last evening " re-
Trs, Greek ard took possession ri their lnguDcttlrL:
~. then Cd ,Tr,,f tn rassJye picket. snIpoNod ~ Di
yor,R- "or!s and captured 80 prisoners
Tia l3ih Illinois Regiment lost ~ Ails-i add soindeu
,l,as ouo hca1rs yfic thgt vi tic a,,h Vho Tv 'e-
yev. .-...
4IfG REMOVAL on GRs. sonETfoN
Yas Richmond Eiig is severe upoD the hicl-
,sora ssho;tlos tG srpcidinS aohn ,on y ,,'eu %
e,slInssd VI the Aroy ~ 1epnes'ee. ~ says my (.
-.so con ms saer Hood eniDeu efu Dat
n thinks HaILes wms entitled " the prv1noion. bo,h by
@soosty snS g1Va<er zpcrssHce. The "cret o. Uni.
.,o, ,nf Is -oon kcid Oar suthoritie arr discussed
b mind and the crlrc.t NJ their craeics tio taneod
pos,ssios Of an inruitive knovtsiSe n mon. The sue
ncrr a bfc Il sabsrJcnt 20 the S1''rcaoo1 o.
r,sr,y,nsl f,eiiags N eie errny Ike that al Atlanta
xouA d. he trusted 10 IN usTyi c1fa l rdo for me
osslon. " N known. too that Hood aonc Oh dosp
scns heatnants. hss been nom The beginning oP1,aa
IN thu rtrogrpdc movements from Dniioa new ponsy
having been adsptd n wss. perhaps proper 70 md
commander whose Vows accorded with tSH pobcy
Heacs Hardec was overslsushed'
goHrsTOYs FAREWELL ADDRESS i..
From The Richmond Journals, July 20.
ATLANTA. July IL, 1874.
The army and public were surprised this
morning by the announcement OF the change u com.
nnnders-ien. Johnston being rsAsVsd and Gen U0Sd
Ieoejyipg the command