The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-27

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overcome all thsss obstacles. Any ons e . nandYsA
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she commencement Of an expedition 20 novel and ed
Aasardo.s, In which general abancoas base Of come
nusisasssa without, far sss any very oIsa1
cssd 70 agree that the results Of shsrmaas sxpssion
essmcs usI = estimated tao highly bat sos q a
conndsot BY which Of ths bslgsrsnts that estimate
ought - b NADIA
wHAr 10 DAID m LIVERPOOL.
tFron the Liverpool Courier, Dec ~ :,
development Of shsrmsns plans before they took efso
tive measures to resist him. They know his plans now
he was 70 move EASTWARD q .iisdssvi:, and there
giving brief rest TO his army. no would divide is, and
river and the other ateps che immsnse orsncation
q Augusta The port Of Savannah has BEEN bockads6
able % "a: the orss which au.rd he city, should
man succeed In capturing the place, then Monitors
and ironci.ds VIM dash up the river and 'shelp,;
A. G,ssA. 10 but ainety-two miles distant FROM
AillsAsevIs, and hundred and twenty from ssyaA1
SsSst orse. VII artillery and sss. a Here are The
great werkshops whore the shoes and cioshng q th
The loss Of Augusta would BE- more srioss than fA
u, = R.eAms.A Kno.ing how great pri.s Ausu::e
.i.S Is. u.uss. sS One mod: Of Sstsncs sSey SsyS
which they III In the last extremity. They, ysarO
and .s:n a:: vs. no ;Soosh o. wss piled Up
tsss Of the savannah The water has fall Of orty sets
aud ey ~ power .ns mills q Auso..a are worked ccS
city with rushing Hood Of suSging water. This ~
Bus even Augusta should fail, the southernsrs do NOD
despair Already they point out that nearly ninety Year,
ago the British captured the place. and held the whole q
sion Of cosqussts were forced last to retire, and
Georgia recovered hor Independence within year. But
4. ends upou Events which cannot mott be- iorssosn TS
militia Of Georgia numbers seventy nve thousand men
and y the people are q re.oluse now - they have
possd by lest hundred and fifty thousand men.
The breaking Of the railway vaducts the destruction q
the roads, OF food In river may ruin
aim In and his TANKS will be the Georgia
cavalry. Should he determine 70 remain q AledGeviep
u will bs experience the results 1t Atlantis.
We canpss suppose the Southcrnss will permit
army Of atty Thousand men % march through their coon
try and seize Their most important forsress without
Al We SAID time SINCE the positions Of the North
seO,sSsrS as o,b.r Ssasuoty IA ,sp
ssssee are invaded BY two Confederate armies while
Sheridan oi"s Grant TO ssack R,chnscnd from ts sssA
Richmond defy any force that be brought against
her, and ths assault only designed prevent LED
from sending aux,ar,ss Georgia. On the fate fos
probably the duration Of the The destruction Of
hsrmans army would raise CRY for peace through ne
turs Savannah Augusta the Of defsnee must
b ssriousy diminished for the South.