The New York herald., 1864-12-01
News BY Way or Calrs.

news ny way OF Calro.
CAino, Nov. 80, 1894.
has srrivec.
New Orleans papers contain no news. The wes.her
vas very cold. Ice was nearly an inch thick. tf \
General LAWYER came up 70 Memphis s9
The New Orleans cotton market quiet there being
no disposition among buyers ~ operate, and holders
were unwilling TO make concessions, Low middling d co.
Moassee, 81 II for DID, Ciarnsd sugar, 100. Flour,
$l2 40 $4 Eighteen hundred barrels had arrived FROM
the West for shpmsn. North, and ettsrs had been
ceived ordering thousand barrels In store 70 be
sent New York also advising that there conside
rabs quantity West ready for shipment BY rvw.
the New Orleans market New Yorx prices jusasd.
Cotton freghts 10 New YORK, steam, ~. . 40.
Flour l0c -t@5ss l~9 nHv w4Fgss s4
Memphis papers have no news. sa
Arrival or Roger A. Pryor I'm this CA4y,
Roger a. Pryor arrived In this csy yesterday ossn6.
about nse O'Clock, 10 custody Of Brigadss 0snssAs
Vessels. Az o'clock the party procssdsA down
Broadway 10 Hamilton ferry 70 take the " Bgcokyn
for Fort Hamilton from whence be was sent 70 TovS
Lafayette, where be is confined. Previous 70 pro-
cesdmg Fort lafayette the party stopped u shs Nor
chants Hotel, whore Pryor regsored his name. The
names 81 General Vessels Lieutenant Shsw mme.
distsly followed II. There was no knowledge among Nc
guests - N ~. Ansi few ussasnts ~.
Arsre. He contrAdIcs the s3aesmsus il sAe
papers Of capture NsdysviIls aa1 1hss
Augusta has fallen ups states that shsrman in
his opinion, the sblsst officer in the army he
10 about thrtyhvs years Of age. tai dark oonpisxon
and rather boyisb countsuapce. He . blAok fss
bat and pair OF high Top boo.s and his attire gsnsraly
superior 10 any Of the rebel prisoners have
Governor Brown ana MI. o. @. Baylor.
METROPOLITAN HorsL, Nov. 20, 1904.
JAxrs Geapos BsssErr EsQ.,--
gusta CAronicis and Ssn.ine was rspublishsd IN ,hs
HERALD, beg that you viii give publicity 70 ~
closed reply Very respectfully, O G. BAYLOR.
Mn. BAYLOR 70 oovERSoR BROWN.
.....E. - NEW YoRK, Nov. 30. 1884. &
Jossra Brows Governor Of the state Of Georgia, Co.,
sln-In your communication 70 The Augusta CAyo~ses
and Sentinel state that have been making speeches
have only received an eare ssstemsnt Of my
mere ! delivered su. one public address, ana th.s
u. North. 10 taa, .aare:. did .s.. I nsv: .os:
denounced Jefferson Davis az usurpsr and syraus ths
foe Of popular freedom At the SOUTH and ths commos
enemy Of every who claims 10 be an American ciu-
zen II my former letter 70 you publshsd entire
you viii that carefully sbs,sined from claiming any
soK the rc1po1, biy q citizen hoSiug hisS eiv,I
appointment from the state, OF giving you tho opporsn
aniy Of Initiating negotiations for peace upoo shs basic
There are but three moss through which 90 early "a.
between Richmond and Washington. This mode WIN nssj
my opinion. adopted BY the United siaiss, because
IL involves the threshold the recosnos o the soutAl
coufederscy ~ nation, leaving the option
OF futnre rupture TO Mr.. Dav1 The second mode
10 through state action At the South This mode op-
possd BY the military authorities At Richmond The
other mode 70 one suggested 70 me ~ an eminent e.sa
Of the south. II Ia that General Grant and General Lee
shalt open neToations for pssceeach acting BY su.hor~
ny This plan suggested In order 70 avoid The obsas
Gle. S.1s out o. s' n'
can render his country than 70 bc The means, howeyee
humble of bringing peace 10 our distracted spa Noe
do yet abandon shs hops that you viii, by your in60
ence give Georgia the proud privilege OF Initiating neG
tiatiors. Your obSdent servant G. @. BAYLOR