The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14
SAVANNAH.
sHEBMAES CIVIL ADMINISTRATION.
Result Of His Georgia Campaign
and Savannah Policy.
Important Movement OF the Georgians
in Favor Of Reconstruction.
Reported Revolt Of the People Against
the JEFF. Davis Tyranny.
Pho Georgia Militia Disbanded, Gov. Brown Out
for the Union, and the Old Flag Flying
Throughout Southern Georgia.
Interesting Captured Documents, Show
ing How George n. Sanders Tried
to Build Up q Rebel Navy.
The Secret History Of Rebel
IrOn-Clads,
&C., &C., &C.
Interesting Captured Documents, Show
ing How George n. Sanders Tried
to Build Up Rebel Navy.
The Secret History Of Rebel
Iron-Clads,
&C., &C., &C.
me steamer Arago, from Savannah January 8, AZ
sivsd at this port yesterday morning.
We are indebted to purser Fred W. Ely for favora
Mr.. J. Il. p. Doyle's Dispatches.
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We are indebted to purser Fred. W, Ely for favors
Mr.. J. 4. p. Doyle's Dispatches.
SAVANNAH, Jan =, 1885.
REVIEW or GENERAL LoaAN's CORPS
This has been gala day in the Fifteenth corps whose
cid and beloved commander, John A. Logan, returned
t evening from his visit TO the North The corps had
us received its outfit Of clothing and accoutremens
and the return Of the General seized upon tit
time for review The corps paraded little before
noon, and soon after twelve O'Clock was reviewed
~ Generals Sherman, Howard and Logan. The troops
were somewhat crowded by the Of the Streets
20 ~ they marched by company 'front.' at the right
shoulder Shift their tattered colors floating in
the breeze rs mementoes Of the desperate
Aicts in which they had been carried on the
Mississippi, and through Tennessee and Georgia,
sAey were the Of than soldier from other
commands Logan looked the brave, open coun-
ssuanced leader upon whom they had SO often Eazed
With admiration, il anything little less worn His
reception by the troops most enthusiastic and
giment after regiment and company after company filed
By his countenance showed that he wen pleased
with his brave followers they Of their devoted
lsader
THE IN SPLENDID CONDITION.
The men are In fine trim for new campaign, upon
which they win ere long be called to march. The ncxt,
fear viii be Of hardship than the from
vhish they recuperatng #sU
RECONSTRUCTION
fhs Savannah Republican Of this morning gives the
allowing cheering in extra That portion OF 1t
ssfsrng TO the action Of Governor Brown must be re-
eelvsd with caution Governor Brown Is too firm
seicklcr for State sovereignty and too friend OF
Ne rebel cause fear to yield now, unless his views
lave been materially modified by shermans recent les
ssns, dearly paid for by the disloysl Georgans
me following Is the editorial referred to-
Aighy important information just received from gentle
san direct from Townsville six days since He reports
snas IN the following counties elections have been held
1erren Lowndcs, Clinch Montgomery Applng and
f.tna counties the people had openly declared in favor
IND msjortes given for the restoration Of the
United States government, and the people we're armng
defend themselves from the sscesionists who were
announcing the Unioniss and threatening their lives.
bitter conflict imminent at the time our informant
Nm, and the mosC intense excitement prevailed.
Governor Brown at Thomasvle and il Is reported
That he at the bottom Of the undertaking. favorng the
movement The action OF the Governor has produced the
greatest agtai among the oyalists and dsunonsts
encouraging the former and embtering the traitors, who
swear eternal vengeance.
spd the troops have returned TO their homes many Of
them uniting In the work Of redemption In Liberty and
Mcintosh counties the American nag 70 De unfurled
nom the Court Houses at Hinesve, county seat Of
Liberty county and at Daren county seat Of Mcintosh
county
The cars running the Gulf Railroad from Thomas
vile the AtaInaha river and OF the conductors
Who managed TO escape, reaching this city yesterday
morning. reports thai all along the line Of the road the
people npc for revolution Union flags have been dis
played from several houses and the lives OF their
Pants threatened BY the secessonists
There Is telling where this nternecine strife will
end, but Of the complete overthrow OF the chagrned
Enemy there can be no doubt Let our loyal lips iisp
words of gratitude To the Author Of these gor
OF permanent victory, which have burst upon
national horizon, proclaming tho wisdom OF God,
and the dawn or an honorable peace founded upon
hberty, justice, wisdom and moderation.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan 0, 1865
Tho excitement Of the week has been the reviews by
General Sherman OF the splendid army under his
Dand One corps reviewed each day In the presence
= the General and staff officers OF the army, many on
sss OF the army Of General Foster and the navy and
thousands Of the citizens who turned out TO witness the
grand display made by their conqucrors.
mo weather aud beautiful and notwith-
sanding that Of the men hailess shocless
hey presented grand and imposing appearance 70 the
spectators who lavish In their compliments Of the
soldierly bearing and physiqae OF the men.
The review OF Kipa,rcks superb cavalry division has
yet or but the event IL looked TO with
much interest II viii likely take place to morrow
Ne following day.
InR CITY IN GOVERNED.
Brgadier General John H. Gcary, of Pennsylvania Is
the oommandant Il the city, and his division, OF the
twentieth Army corps, the provost guard, by Whose
bayonets order preferved and the well iposei people
protected Since the occupation OF the CITY the General
and his able stan have been busy arranging The do
,ails and naugurang the government that matters
have not yet been thoroughly systemati,cd neyerhc
ers the streets the OF bawls outrages
rowdysm The soldiers arc quiet and the inhabitants
sivil
some few, however, have taken advantage OF theun-
organized government 10 practice the most near.ous
scs Of trade upon their fellow soldiers whose pockets
have been relieved Of large exchange for necess
ss and decsces Thirty dollars have been charged and
vssd potatoes per BARREL ATTY dollars for appes x,y
and seventy Ave dollars Tor oranges nvo dollars per
pound for tobacco &C, BY men who In turn re,s,lsd
sheso articles 10 the soldiers At large profit In
syery instance Of eyorcn Of This kind General earvs
sfacicnt provost marshal has made examples of The
sYsndors by connscating the stock and Furnishing Tho
guilty dealers Captain Seymour has also established
scale Of prices 70 be charged for every article sod
IN few days these abuses will longer be known.
The news Of the capture Of the city Of Savannah had
Been detailed upon the broad sheets Of the pIe but few
Aour ere vessels cleared from New York and other
POINTS with merchandise destined for this place. tho
sharp dealers hoping 70 be- ht in the Market and thereby
pesi.ing large PROFITS upon their sales II estimated that
Alsssdy hall million dSlsSs wVrb q soods have been