New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-27

Ylakees wos cfo captured ana put iato tic Castle but
Slving the fear If Ills cont mai l bel, &c LIS eyes.
soke ont and tripped It ovrI Go border "on'.
Nrbei Stories OF YnrHec 3usrnecs.
I'VE pint tie following fair specimen Of the
stories constantly told in Rebel papers to " fire tho
southern heart. -. Tib
sARDARITIES OF THE ENEMY ~ MISSISSIPPI.
Corr. Cordcuce Of tn. Mobile Rr-is'r.
In. XII, Amite Co, Miss Ny. - lSb4
Before this reaches yuu, yOu VIII prohauN
ssye learned that Nartcc rid, uncrl corlal & Of
Ge1 A. L. lie, from Baton Rouge. tas 'if'd ms Sec
tol Il tie country, and tlai Their vast was euiraCt9i
ssed by the 0utr - usrty Incident upon sgch iauS
Taey came the town sboa tirse thousand live hui d
rec strong Wednesday the 10th 70. n'i remained
here IBt The evening Oi saturday the iHE, maElhe III
ell ihiee days aId usrts :aS thry ielnAild WIN US
Ire YANKEE re-, their arrival cOngehtated at
his place, MAKING Il Point doRPDi for III "eiT cub
saaIy pluude j. and theyng Opn ntous Expeditions
In force were sent out b. Snmmi cad Brockhaten on
the New Orleans AID jackson Rai!rond. The iiJny
AOne st those go points you VIII probably learn IRON
,rher O: Information. The expedition {" iFo"h
haven was intended "a capture our rOn tram II Mill
tary which had !ef' "a p.ac' iw hours an hd
.lrce OF them Bnt ailng ia that they wroHk"d their
vengeance upon BroDkhsyrn nv burning part Of tie
kJwn including The large and elegant hotel buldne east
If tic railroad and bv bringing away lirre amount
81 pllnder svch ~ nccr1cs horses ml'@S WaSo > etc
Fortunately !oI Us ali the military stores at Ills p.Gce,
Dammit and BTOokhay Ell. were Sayrd.
Daring their stay al ths place many lesser raids and
arrays sent cut siuOns our mos wealthy Planters
ksasacsiDg their dwellings, and smnse-h'uS aud
erlZi' VITA them on TIER return bre Numbers Vi
hegrcs horses. mr!ts vehicles OF every ciiption
aid I'll s1ch other pin der they thought worth BRING
ing In. Many prisoners also were captured ut this
place end Sieinity, and when The! rit Gh a,'G9Gai
ss"ni, he motley PROCESSION sishi to hca0d.
Many II tire negroes Hore urncd oil bv their " kce
friends after they eft here, and may. smJ! par
nrr.ary, we're actuslly i..roWn ont by tie roadside,
al have since been restored to The confo cahas
stat they hs6 been persuaded OF forced 70 le've behind
them. Ii is SAID BY Those who Ooaed the track Of the
Yankees thlt the Kit Is truly appalling.
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they were Too slow iaGed mule, 1r0krn dow
horses scf and in f,n- o. I've inst inees deal nccrncs
and the debris OF soadUuoa vehicles rendered value
lee by being hacked 10 cccs by th,r they ne cap'OfS
They day thst they lei, ard the following oay, the
excessively cold freezing weather. which, In III prube
billy cnGse,. tie deaf. % great many negroes from
pneurorin and other diseases sup,Iindpced by such
weather in this cIiInite
OF the atrocities peIpetrsed by tie Yankees at hi.
place the readers Of Your paper shall hear o. so'ne sa
nart Ttey r4n.ack-l witt very few exceptions every
dwelling sm"Kc- bouse, sore-room h0p-p.n ahd hen.
~ 8; in this town ana vicinity HOgs, mich cows End
poultry were killed aad wsste'al, hr'cacTcd Several
comfortably furnished houses were Cutted aid stripped
OF sverytfiu, valuable. and In sur-e well iurris co:
houses l1crly Ave dollars worth # emitting wa. len
Tho ssekiny al tue o. cngs If M"ssrs Radcliffe ~ rat
tnn. Lunenlurser. Faust, MORGAN Mrs.. .icDo~e.i,
Airs Coyinati sad several oihcfs left 'le families
fool. In many instances tie clothire Of womcn ond
children carried off. Ring, chains. end other
,ewery rujey taken .rula the persons OF ndies
10 he instaucr lady seeing her eliot lug gong OIL III
tne hands of rgii1n begged for and lc, beng very
klnd, Ter back her clothes in eTctang' fir the
rngs Upon her hard. The clothes were tne1 concealed
b. the owner and aferward stolen ny the same or IN
otler villain of the gang.
Ornamental fences were destroyed, ard ornamental
shrubbery ridden over and tre1pled OH, by YaEkee
csgalTy. Locks were tAohen In every ;ousr, rrder
preleIse OF searching for we1pors AL eiticles OF
Lsiies and chilcn's apparel were carried away; The
olccs Of tie CerSs Of the Circuit Chaucery snd Pro-
pate Courts and the lawoiiices Of Nessrs. Mcknight
s3u Stafford were sacked and when le. looked M the
run II vandl invasion. The store 81 NT. 81 alton
- ,yr Pohi xpr fed nd
their contents thrown GDort and iraDpcd ~ the mud.
Nearly every safe IN Town was broken Oren. The nsai
paor of the Magnolia tioIe was used AS bors"si45o
And the plrlur OF private dwelling, neatly furnished
With marble marre pec's. also used fOf The same
put Jose The walls If rooms were covered with OBJ
scene language and pclures, aud u would have been
eompsrayey well IL WORKS aud pictures had been the
only evde, ce of the lthiness of TIE iu,es The large
sud elegtbt building Of the AiDite Frmaie Seminary
with oil its uts consisting In part of tea piano.
several Of them new ahd costly was burned, Its inrid
glaie h;nting the whole Town and vicinity.
ADJUSTMENTS OF TIE YANKEE GENERALS II
GEORGIA.
In the raid OF Sherman through Georgia, all
o! the ou'rages were not rperat'd b. Irivaies and
subordnaie officers In proportion to their M nbcr,
iss officers Of high rank guilty Of many acts
Of Tiffany a. tie scum comprising their comrunds:
Ia the ccuaty ui Burke. General Fitzpatrick stopped
Of the house Of an esiiMGhe lady aid demanded
Iinner kr bi.1sef ana OTHERS When tie dinner WIS
ready the Lacy Of the house required 10 III the
6ende while kipaIres with three nero rs,ch.s WHO
together, ndgging. during lie repstt 10 the most
LfnliaI and Indecent conversation.
The day after XII aIiok d.ned At the house Of an.
other lady. Of similar Character and when he had I'm
,.cd his dinner turned his hrcling h-so upon
10 furniture and other contents o the hOJ'c DESTROYING
with their sibres the fine cg"ry, glss arc chhaware
,t, yntipo M the scene by ordering the curn.erib,
sad other ,buil!ile, 70 be Ii ed filhfn srrvaot
hnt the flames 0ut wien OF the yandalS threatened
to shoot min: bu. a. tts moment the cry OF Wheecrs
Yea caused the party to depart eeiptatry end thus
ST. Buildings and contents were saved.
ITO leave nothing undone TO complete the infsmv
o,tlis Yankee Generals conduct, he csr-od all the
s-yJr Of the lady whose Hospitality he had found u be
ficd with sand. as vel as har y. OF swee' Jsat. ad
we can well understand wha' the lower onictis ard
priv Of such General would Do AZ the plantation
O. Gen. Cobb In baldgin County, where Cen Sherman
made his headquarters for thlr;y-si1 hours every
thing was destroyed hy his order aud his soldiers
robbed the negroes Of Their shoes. blankets clothing,
tniyes and ks and cooking utensls Negro women
were thrown down nd their shoes taken of their feet
And their cabins pifrcd Of everything they could put
teir hands upon none u his negroes could BE- In
duced 10 20 off ~ith thcm they stole boy obout twelve
wears old and carried him ~, III spite of he tears and
enireaiier OF the Guild and bis mother
widow lads, whose pantetion Joined Gen. Cobbr,
YES found guilty OF being the nearest DeghbOr ~ this
notorious Rebel and ste vas made to suffer Tor IT,
Ihongh O de!enceless widow advanced IN years and
oaned IL her bonse BY sickness, she robbed Of all
Mat Yarkce Getty could fnd and then the torch waS
applied the balance, AMI IA few moments sue ald
hsT dependents deprived Of their last moisel VI
bread This 1t sherman temporary headquarters
These {ncidauts are mentioned because Of the con.
cecton OF their leading Generals with them Otherr lar
preceding thOse In enornitY ana brutality by lesser
officers aud privaies could DO enumerated without.
while the Yankee. were a! Niledgeville. a Gen.
Williams and staff made their headquarters ut the
bouss Of lady who hoping her private and personal
property would be protected ~ the presence Of 70
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