The New York herald., 1864-09-28
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The Reported Peace PHepesltieDS ef
Gov. Brsvs, sf Gssrgia.
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Probability Of q Difficulty Between
Gov. Brown and General Hesd.
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Interesting Particulars from
Sherman's Army.
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MANGuVRES OF THE REBEL FORCES,
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| Ths Rspsrssa Peace Prop pesitAons or GOV.
rai Brown. or Georgia.
ms n LousvnIB, KY, Sept 40, 1894
M 10 stated On what 10 deemed trustworthy authority
that Governor Brown, OF Georgia, has tsDdved peace
proportions 10 General Sherman.
The General hss appointed commissioners 30 into
the rebel lines and confer with the State authorities Of
Georgia. Governor Brown, is rumored and believed
is sustained 10 his policy by Alexander H. Stephens who
is operating In the background
Tho comIn said be already in conference
with the Governor and the peace proportions viii soon
be forwarded Washington for the Presidents approval
This is an important movement, Georgia, occupying
the position she doss may DO considered the Keystone
State Of the Southern Confederacy.
We are assured that the story is true aud sincerely
hope that the movement may meet with success.
No civilians OF any kind will be granted passes to A.
lanta, not even members Of the Sanitary Commission
The Removal OF the PespI. from At
~ iantA.
ATLANTA, Sept &c. 1864.
TO The LOUISVILLE AesSR or TIE ASSOCIATED PRsss--
The following, which belongs the testimonials from
authorities at Atlanta has been received and in con.
cuson OF the subject, send you copy Of the Mayors
letter. W. T. SHERMAN.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 20, 1864. I.
raj sherman, General Slocum, General Ward, Colonel
Coburn Major Beck Captain Mott, Captain Stewart, Cap
Ssd business transactions n carrying ou. iSs order Of
General Sherman for the rsnova c the ctzsns and 10
tzansscting my prvais business For their kndnes, TO-
70 make tho duration Of the delicate and arduous
duties deyoiying on me as Mayor OF this city hsspect
fully, JOS. NJ CALHOUN.
Mr.. d. p. Co nyngham's Despatch. +
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept 20, 1861.
VIGILANCE OF PRISONERS.
General Goyan and about I've hundred rebel prsonsfs
have been to Rough and Ready station, to DO OK
changed 10 s said, for General Stoneman and equal
number Of union prisoners. @e4
THB ARsnsrics
WIN cxpe 10 two days There much conjecture TO
whether active operations will commence Immediately
AFTER My opinion is that the army will rest some
time; but there certainly arduous fall campaign
| before il.
Atlantis Is settling down 10 the qaet OF dignined,
| ip.ss' EXPIRES
have opened very 8ne establishment here near the
railway depot under the management OF their courtsons
agent, Mr. George A. Johnson. This viii be grost
benefit 10 the army in general.
here also bcrsy distributing the greenbacks 10 the
boys They were heartily welcome With their flowing
The BATHS IoSrssoRo--cuascg DIVISION.
In tns hurry Of writing os.,ie account before ns
action is VOL oger impossible 10 give all the par
tlcrsrs Of ths different commands engsssd. As had
not sufficient n the taken by the Second
avisisu Fourteenth corps 10 that noble charse, now
The second division, commanded by General j. D. Nor
gam comprising coionei Charles Iuus first brigade.
aud Mciels snd Delwiths Secoad aud third brigsdes
advanced on the sneny's works IN column oy divaou
and two lnes deep. The advance Of Inms brigade was
msgniNcently srsnd Ihe Fourteenth Michigan Colonel
Meme, on the right supported by the sixteenth III
InIsspS me sx,le,s fipo.s coione, anderson. ocon
pied sc centre sra The ieoth Michigan under MAJOR
Burnett supported ey toe seventeenth Now York on the
left The eneuy's position on she mara nAof 4 pine
grove from which soped pain with aeid oI waving
IN front The toots charged across ,ne cornteld
and plain IN cne bold, drm ana uniser,ng Inc. Their
step aiy and bold sud elastic az they were
parade, then arms al = s'rigb, shoulder shin"
Not cheer. MOI faer though rebel shot and shei
pousbng through their lines ~ ,he mc Cieburnetho
stopewal Jackson o. the westrtn bis iron hosi,
! 10 front I9uriag death into b,lr line
We had crossed the cornf9d and Seoera Morgan
headed The assault ard tho fcurteenh Michigan led the
advance. All dashed upon the enemys lines, bursting
right through their yorss-tnrouyh the embrasures-
seized tie Garnol beyoneed fhs reoes 10 ther works,
swecping Infantry, artillery and Al before them Gene
raj GoYan slTrondcrea MS sword 20 sorgeant FatrcN
iivns of the Fourteenth Michigan srd the Second
kansas irisoiry after bercs hand 10 band conGit
rendered her arms and co'ers 20 the same regiment
I Naor Tngziboon, of the Eonrteenth Michigan,
4 comu,sndng Tho regiment, turned the enemys gns
| General rhonss Who was al toe time ansously
riding along the called ont, what guns those
4 opening ufoo the enemy ~ trout
I '..,rrah shure. Ginersl' = rcped wounded soldier
who going 10 the rear, 'thsy arc only the rspe
Fbe calm features thomas moved with smie,
ard mir heart beat with cy Ior bo knew that tho he'd
Tue sallant Cslouei q tue seventeenth New York fell
morally wounded, which threw tue resmsut into TEN
porary ennslon o, - was soon supported oy me Ier
le early in The action. and captain bunphy assumed
command aud never did an otucer discharge terrible
becoming sa,snged n the aps, ne rushed through ,sre
mp ossruo,icur and dshed over ,he sneoys works
they we're scAuay puhed IN the trenches by grasp
ipg the prouding rebel m1ssets Then hand 20 haud
eounict with the bsyoust ocx place, tbe men actually
anoiner IN their death conflict aud soon the
cnivay Of the Sixa Kentucky surrendered, oihcors,
( cOlurs and ALI
Tue sov sniceuih New York suffered severely 100 Tor
having 10 rally and rssosm close the enemy works,
II EXPOSED 20 whitening are The sirteth Illinois
On aooner Part OF line ,hs sS1 sDlh and Ed,eonn
regulars, the latter under Captain Mcmahon. were dss
Y Captain We toos the works ., All points. The rebels
broken aud dsaearicaed, lea
RIDGE sixteenth United States Infantry, Chckamsuga
aud s now, with tne Geocras apaIs, in possesson of
the gallant MAJOR fitzzbbos.
-Four oil the retsken part of those captured
( in the battle Of the 22d of July, before Atlanta
I SoysRSos cossxDSRlcy
IL Is fat that Governor Brown is lust now Ees ns
| Up an unpleasant rumpus IN ths rebel camp Governor
| Brown u by no means oevsr mon, nor wise poh.
clan but hs 70 shrewd cne and Gao PLAINLY zee which
way lhe current ls tending brown full Of
nerve and reouton, and commands large nducucs Ia
perass saemy % sls lo,seras couedoracy Tae cover
seems slwaysa great s'caier stsr the doetrno of
,n ,h. lie .hrsalsaed Johnston hs, be would NOT sec
Gsorga overrup hy sn, invading army that Atlanta
should bs the kaeoou OF retreat joonsoo not wishing
10 sacrifice his gallant army, gave way Tor Hood or A.
| he Ia called, "Bntchsr Hood
4 Hood tried TO carry ont Joes programme bst the
| great tanker hoodwinked bim and Joe 10 pow IN nS
| sbou. his pet militia In fact, Joe Va now dangerous
Ia the councils cf The enemy. They cannot get rid
OF him be has zssiousy supported them and y TOO
popular 10 Georgia 10 BE- removed -b lmpunty. They
are like the man that drew the sephsnt-.hsy do not
4 know what 70 DO with him.
| rhe following docuvuena. though "a doubtless has
reschei yon through other chsrncs viii show INTO what
dilemma brought Hood AMI arch pIotts az