, 1864-11-16
QbieagG Wrlbn1le.


day letter from a relative holding promi
nent position In General sherman's army. in
which the writer stated TINT grand move.
ment vas about to be made on Savannah, for
which point Sherman had already started
with Ills whole army, tak1ag thirty days
sutions.
Our midnight dispatch gives new and i'm.
portant aspect to The movement Of Sherman,
and mixing certain prominent Georgians
partners in the measure Of disrupting the Con-
tederacy at q blow. The public cannot have
long To wait for the real key to the atfhir.
We have elsewhere in our dispatches the
particulars Of the appalling calamity on board
tile Government steamer Tulip, on the Poto-
mac, whereby f1fty-two lives were lost.
We give in our dispatches, Gen. Grants
congratu1atory missiye on the event Of the
election Of President Lincoln. It emphat-
cally declares the satisfaction Of the Lieuten-
ant General ut the result Of The election.
Prices campaign in Missouri cost the rcb
els nearly seven thousand men, against an
Union loss of sixteen hundred. It Is one Of
the most complete rebel defeats of the war,
and insures the future invasion Of Missouri
from formal invasion.
Hood is apparently waiting orders ut Flor
cnce, on the Tennessee. 1t is very substan-
tia1 proof Of the s3sncity Of General Sherman
movement TINT his own bold expedition
Southwark actually checks Hoods advance
into Tennessee. The rebels arc: not disposed
10 have Hood too far away from where he may
be needed. Nhatcver his movements may be,
however, General Thomas has him In Charge,
with ample ability to attend to him.
The Richmond editors have heard from the
Northern Elections. They begin to sec the
point, and discover that they have been de-
ceivcd in the temper Of the loyal States We
firmly believe ripple Of satisfaction will run
all throughout the Sonth among the many
who are giving only constrained aid to the re-
bellion, at the proof that the North is true to
the Union, and will end the rcyoltby crushing
it out
Gen. Lew Wallace has fallcn at work In Ma
,yland to make effective the action Of the
people Of that State, cmancipating the slaves.
The cdict Is 10 be mahde living cdict, and
the remaining lcasssed opprcssors OF the
blacks, whoa re 10 mrn hc advocates Of SC
ccssion, must give way. 4 Freedman
Bureau has been established, which will give
protection and refuge to the new made free
men, and it Is 4 gratifying appendasc, the
other fact TINT resident rebels are to be as,
sessed TO pay the bills.
The forelen ncys BIZ the 4ustralas asian. is of
,nrsr,, in3orest a,i covers ton,cs .,av,no
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ca- 49, s,naass;tT ~ 49, 49, n;nt;r,s ~s.-has.
ts,at - ~ 40 ,oa.,, -. ~. sarao.s,1.
Tho nraz;1;ans viii allow thc matter tn a;e
,ont IN dinlomacy. DON Pedro knows xhot,s
O'Clock. and does not studv rcbc1 5;als
Io7al mon who he,;eve in thu war wi1,
cvcyyv1,c,c receive with satisfaction the
nssured fart IN our WASHINGTON d,snatc1.
-. ~ ~, xa.;o,o+,or of co, W.c,e1,on vez
ts,aav farna7,v occentcd hv thc pccs;acnt
~ 49, tsa,n 49, ~, ;psta,t as Mo;orCcncra,
of The ,,.f,,,,sr ar;nv An, morp n1casfnp Il
thc novs that the nop,r al.er;dan has been ap-
noiutcd Major Gtncrul In the regular army to
MI the vacancy thus occasioncd, his commits