Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
Miscellaneous news Items.

The Macon lGa) CeHfsderaey has an
article showing strong peace feeling
in Georgia.
The Richmond Examiasr says the
number OF Yankee prisoners required
% meet the demands of the exchange OF
ten thousand on either side are to be
drafted from Andersonville and Dalton.
Ga, and Florence, S c., and they are to
forwarded to Savannah. from which
point they will be exchanged
The feet carrying the Confederate
prisoners is already there. The ex-
change will be accomplished during the
present week.
The Examiner Of the 10Th says there
IS report, apparently authenticated,
that thirty iron-clads, with number of
torpedo boats and transports, have
arrived at City Point,
Many intelligent officers are con-
WINGED there will soon be great battle
on the whole line below Richmond. The
time of the battle will depend on the
completion Of the Dutch Gap Canal.
II Is highly improbable that Grant will
try another assault without the aid of the
feet The opinion is that Sheridan will
join Grant in the assault on the lines Of
Richmond, Petersburg and the South
SIDE railroad, whenever the assault is
delivered Great, and We fear, Just com.
p AIM exists against the laxily OF de-
uals In the last few days, It is said,
a most as many men have been detailed
o. have been received from Gen. KEN.
/ per. II this be true, it IS a fatal fault
/ Never yet was indulgence 50 untimely.
The Enquirer Of the 9th says the
rates at the hotels have been advanced
20 $50 per day, and boarding house rates
are {, aaily steep ia proportion
The Mobile AdUertiser thinks in ease
the slaves are generally armed, the ne.
groes Row in the Yankee army would
desert aad join the rebel cause.
Governor Brown, OF Georgia, in hi:
message says
Il am satisfied that 3 large majority
OF The people Of this State disappToved
81 saaHg OF the acts and ofmuch of the
policy Of the Confederate Adminis,ra
ton. We should keep constantly in vieg
the great rineiples upon which we en-.
tered into this unequal contest, ant
should ECDuke every sneroachment made
upon thca by oar own Government
We have made fearful strides since tbs
war began towards q centralized Gov
eruEent With unlimited powers Cover
nor Brown advocates State Sovereignty
and for each State negotiating her owi
terms Of peace. HeaAgs we should stAnt
ready 81 all times 70 settle difficulty b
reference OF the question Of future a.
lance 10 the States whose position ma
be doubtful for determination BY then
10 their sovereign capacity. This poin
is argued At much length He discnsee
the question OF blockade running show
bow the Government has interfered wit
bin and insists upon certain concessions.
He then makes some statements re
garding the SHANGHAI condition II ID
State. Concerning railroads he sag
the loss Of our engines and cars hayr
been heavy. The raid under Genera
Stoneman destroyed II passenger cars
so freight cara, engines. Eighties
cars which we're in employment Of thl
Government we're destroyed by order o
Hood, 20 prevent them from falling int
the hands Of the enemy.
| have made every effort IN my powe
TO collect this, hgt was not successful
He complains of conseFipsion and i'm
pressment laws He says the Confeder
ate Government prohibits citizens o
Georgia from selling surplus production
10 their own State when the Caufederat,
States need the productions and is read
10 pay just compensation for them.
This makes il exceedingly diffieul
for quartermasiers and commissaries o
the State 70 procure supplies absolutel,
necessary for State troops and iadigen
exIles, and others supported by the State
Officers Of the Siaia during the pas
SIMMER we're driven ont Of her markets
and obliged to 20 to Alabama and pur
chase corn, and import i AZ heavy ex
pepse.
In regard to guerriiias, be says. bands
OF deserters from our ar~uies and SINAI
bodies Of cavalry. belonging to the Con
fsdsrata service, were constantly Fobbine
and plundering oar people recon
mend 81 act declaring all such outlaw
aud authorizing the persons whom H. !
may atsempi TO rob, TO shoot them II
slay them in anJ other way in them
pawer.
Gov. Brown fayors the use Of ne-roe,
in every other var except as soldie
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