The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19

Tho uncertainty which hanrs over tho
fate OF sherman has not been permitted 70 be
k own to the people OF the United Safes; the
authorities at Washington keep from the public
the fac that Sherman Is hut up in Atlanta With
a. army between him and ChNtanO "a. They
publish bulletins 10 show that Forrest h1s broken
tbc telegraph pnd railroads, and prevent dos
patches from Atlanta from being resolved they
relieve She public anxiety bv war gazett - from
Stanton, thai ThcmUs, and MOrsau. and RDus-
scau have corner Fprr e and driven him of.
that the telegraph would be repaired ~ AlatOopa
,hst evening; tina Sherman was believed about
TO infict some terrible blow upon UoOi.
Al such stuff I, mere wbistlug 10 keep their
cOurf X up; the Washington uthurities Bre vat
ing for som'' hing to turn mp that NAV h1lo them
out Should the present situation In Georgia
become more critical, and greater disasters beiAll
ShCrn an than those reported already In Rich
mond should Sheridan he withdr twn from the
valley by the necessities OF Grant; should Grant
nseault and be repulspd at ri hmond-auy or
all Of these dsnsters' lre possblo--thc result Of
The Prt'ideutinl election would place Mcclellan
in the White House.
The Pracr Movement In the south -.
joint RESOLUTIONS Of tho Alabama
Legislature.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Os'olsrH.
Where's, this General Assembly dld, on the
2oh of August 1853, adopt tho two resolutions following,
l. R.,!'rel, by The Senate aud House Of Rcprsseu,a-
tvcs ofihe State Of Ashtm1 u General Assembly con
aud properly OF the Confederate states. By the Ultet
STATES, unppvCEnd ana b'l1g tuuc'Cu
by enemies n utter disregard Of tho ufucDlcs which
should control and regulate civilized warfare; that n
repeated purpose 70 submit 20 blli1n rule
unshlnn that our late rrverscs not hH ni'rhulhetN
want OF courage heroic self saCrco the OF
bravo armies shDudun discourage people produce
doubts The dnul and that hereby ncdsc
90 Tho cause or Independence aud perpetual separation
from tho United states an the Of tho State
Alab ,ma.
q Ne q ffrihcr Re,0'rcd, Tha' IN order n Insure
speedy triumph NJ and thc arm establish
ofcurndepCndonce sthe paramount dat, u every citizen
IN tho Confederate sntcs TO sustain vgoata auI rcndr
effective orr gallant armies 10 ho l extent of his lily,
by 'uragug cnsmc u, bv urnishing subss'ence tp
tte families ot The soldiers n prices corrcsnnn ling w'n
the means Of .gh imAle'. aud oy upho ling tn. cTedt
and cufrCuc7 Of the Cnnfdefse OvHrnm'1t and that tn
d'hcar On TIE pcopc AM the soldiers at pcroi Ike this,
70 'ncebo ne springs az action ard destroy the elasticity
ISqnsre TO so supcror q tha pressure Of adyers, ctr
cumtAucca. ls 70 strike the ml,t nsdiouI aud yet tho
me 81 fatal blow at the very NE OF the Oonfcdoracy
Sending DeserterS Through the Lines
From me Richmond Examiner Octo5er ~.
Several hundred Yankee desertcrs who have
been Tor some time held at Salisbury, N. c., were
received IN Richmond again Yesterday for the
purpose Of being sent through tho Rebel lines 10
their native States, under the recent order of the
Government.
re Is very singular that the Rebels return our
deserteTs through the lines TO us.--ED.l