, 1864-12-01
qblfaq6 Qr1I)nne.
TTxE NEWS.

Savannah and the rebels have since ceased to
chronicle his movements. Never fcar but
they will caci]e if they lay M egg. The re-
port received }ate on Tuesday night that his
advance had reached A1illcn and released
large number Of prisoners there, brings him
within seventy miles of Savannah, and to the
junction Of tho railroad from Augusta with
the Georgia Central. The next news from
Sherman will probably have a ea1t sca fra |
GRANGE nbout II. The rebels eau rrobshly do |
nothing TO check his advance to tide watcr. |
There is still the amp1est ground for con-
lecture A. to where Sherman will really bring
lis forces to bear. Our Nashville correspon-
dent, who is not often in an error in his prog
nostications, uttcrs the direct suggestion that |
Sherman is going 10 join Grant, and bring the |
war in Virginia up to the crushing point. It is |
not one Of the most chimerical Of the views ex- |
pressed with regard to Sherman's movement,
and with some intermediate coveted results
1nay yet be realized. Meanwhile, q great
scare broods over the Confederacy, and III
sion Of their approaching doom Is in the
heavens. If ell goes we'll with our opera
tions, under Providence, the doom viii not
disarpoint them.
II s,.rn,s The n;ratn Florida did not sink
f1nm anv fresl, disaster. but from dropsy in
auo.d ,,v hcr former ,,,r. she vac mt rim
down, but gave oat."
Ncwhcn d,sratch snve Rrodc is smade thc
commander Of the rebel North Carolina De-
nartmcnt. and speaks Of an extraordlnary stir
amonc ,hc rchr1 forces In t1,at rcoion.
Our Nosbv511e ad.1cee both bv mail md tc,.
ccro,,7, arc fn,1 of 7mnortont far.s ma suoros
lions as tn Hood's movements md nIons.
Tile nsnccts onnarcnt,r rive ,rround to the
vicv tint Hood is rcallr aiminr to reinforce
Tr.ct;nrfdrc and recover Fast Tennessee To
The rebels. This will give them the LYNCH
1,nr,, line of road opn;n and mcasnrah1v rc-
7,1arc The communications 1no1csted hy Shrr-
1nnn. f,n- fnrres IN That onartcr. 1ovaver
arc stronr cnour1 to tbEart this mart Of the
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We give "a anotnet coluthn' 1ne amend
~ ."e ~ -@"o y. .u'o o'A'.
auo''c3 ~ 'c' e1ie4 o.sea0aion ~ LIZ leeea'
ffooa'e convention. IL Is measure that is
believed 10 largely concern public interests
conncetcd with these Courts.
Zen Lee o1 the ohson cavalry force IN Mis-.
s1sslpl''' seno' I'LL o'ae'a4 aceoant o! Ga44an1
nttle acnle'e1nent ucar iort auoson. Inc
same hlsFaten orines ao'ices o' pretty httie
capture o1 rebel camp near fensacola.
Neither was very large affair, though Lee
took 2oo prisoners. But It Is pleasant to
Know that our boTe Keep thear sabrcs bright,
their spurs keen, and their eyes wide open.
The rebel plot 10 burn Northern cities must
not be set down by loyal men and the authori-
tics Of oui cities rs ended by recent develop
nlents and failures, else they will read their
mistake by the light Of disastrous condaera.
t;ons. At New York yesterday, clearly por-
ton Of The ncfarions scheme, destructive
fire swept away $l5o,0oo worth Of property,
md imperilcd millions. 4 chicken Of the
same tel1 brood was the atrocious attempt in
Memphis, as detailed in our Cairo dispatch
elsewhere. Citizens, look to your homes.
Municipal officers, vigilance will bo paying
Investment Just about no" and Tor some time
10 come.
bcn' bnt1ef, nnalng IN nus camp an infantry
s.n)of' VINO haa resigned his commission
through ins, 1or suffers I'Fe.as N ginger
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