New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23


eteviEs Isgrep1 Of the l0tb. 1t would sesu inst me
situation in that quarter does MT ruffe much tue
phllosophlc good natnIeof our contemporary;
1--WE do not know but that we may DE- .oripeDehIo
suspend the publication Of Tie Telegraph before beN
wear. Ii all the accounts Of excited coulcrs DO cofieet
;berc must be 5000W Yankees within two hundred
throw wo shells three hundred yards so he
city 4, easy range. As soon as 100000 of these uesf
fellows the city from tho South. we propose to re
tire by the road leading North. Some Of them doDt
Ike as and rather than haze difficulty we shan iaD
back We beg that some of our friends will remember
us very kindly 10 Mr Sheridan If he shonld come tbs
ycy and INFORM him that the speedie.t way OF enc.
inc This wsr il 20 bang ths last man OF bis commend
AMI make his way buck TO his famy. Ifhe don't like
Ills proposition he trade bis army on fr dog aud
hang the dog.
General INJURY OF ycsterday-WharIs sherman
some hfly or sixty VI orr Northern brcthe.n sr-
,ed nee se,Is1ti o IheF s SII and are likely
TO reach Raleigh some weeks ahead Of their General
We cond get the uTny Of Gen. sherman N q rlpn
il, 1t is impossible to pct 10000 men in trap wth"ns
havin;- meen4. =.
A reiiesble gentleman arrived frvm the fort lsss
night. lie reports Sherman at SewOTieans ice1fhs
TUE YAyKEEs IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIE Charlotte Sou,h CdToiiaion OF the l;ih haa
~. following in relation 10 he situation IN Son's 'at"
Steru,ns srnv 10 reported % have crossed THE PeGes
en- route 20 FAYETTEVILLE. His personal headquarters,
when last heard from. wersa. Society Hill I'D onetaw
rle DESTROYED AMOUNT al
nsnce stores, which could not Do removed Ior "ht o'
Incarceration Several hOn0rs are said 10 have Deen
involved In tho destruction. TIE town was esnenate
hy our forces Friday, tIr ID. The enemy eBf"rea
ingcdiaelv up tie RIA Can zen road, and fred grape.
slot and canister down The siTsts at the lctrcliing
s,laiy No casualties Gag citizens are Icpo tea
During the eYee gallant ACT was periollne. ~
Can't Parker. Of rle well BOwn Marion Ari.ery OF
which Dc n sa.d 10 its nh3e credit no; nan bas DE-
serted during tie wsrn0t man bes been inoiaiIe
Orders had been given 10 burn certain bridge b i"5
song scd reason the act vas delayed until TO Eede
rls we've close At hand. Fire then being applied the
structure burned siosly The federels sTnrmen snu
endclvored 10 extnguiss The danes but Capt f,rter
rallied rround him six eight Of his men and PLANTING
his little band the bridge Fought them ac oss the
haI,es fcyolyers in hand until they were unable 10
pp sur On mounting bis horse at the opposite eide OF
The bridge the animal fell dead pierced by Fix mplia
balls About ~ Of troops are understood to have
lbcen captured. Warren Adams was sligh;y woasded
above tie heart. bu. escaped.
TIE rNEaY ~ CAMDEN.
| Tie CdroliniaA VI the nth ssys:
| We learu that the enemy, while in Camden. burned
q. tho buildings from drug store TO ihc bisncs
bank and on tie other side oil the Main street rom
Drrkors corner 20 The new brick hotel. They ala"
des Toved Zeups MIL tire CornwaDis Horsc The store
OF Mr. George Douglass aud toe house OF Mrs. Lang.
bot generally treated the rhabtan,s With c.y'y As
in Columbia ths Yankees we're intoxicated AMI under
iis ihlence did many acts from the ,nhenon OF wsch
lotions suffered who might have otherwise escaped
Tue strength of she column which visited tue town was
abr.t !. 1Nl and. approaching 80 they did p"pl IN
unc zpected direction aF persons were cans' ~ fhs
Thomas Purye'r ana Cartey. vino had with y va.
nlbie racing stock, including Censor snd " apion
ana others All was 90 course captured.
Below Camden tie enemy did not trouble The rhfOi-
t,nty, neither o. MeSsr 30. kinss and Jon Dc>sis
,rei places being visited. Geo. Chestnut loi horses
mnles ana provisions bat the Dwellings on hs plsni'
lions were saved oy Of his negroes. ia odd tie
Ys,kees tis. Mas dar ebon, once u ~! es-.
And dpv ,ners give him something ~ eai blt cf VS.
all and If doy bnn de place. dsy y, iur, po3; nsfer
PHILOSOPHY mich Old and Tsualle properly va spared
ono OF IL, ladies aoIet WIN ercst eoafip. Ire
Fele. as entered heT house md denahoed neg sSor
She told them Il sas they conld no. get ~ They
thfes,sD-'i 70 burn the bouss. her repy Wa; |lnh-
but you Won't and ghct y"n AZ o"k,lg To- pdp 9,
he Tsnke~s then 10 the bed Oh itft DIX '1S lfns SUI
remaining firm they exsingushed ths Names sud 'e's
Tie premises. Our Informant on Ls way rODi 1."rl
bia me. large numbers o. the negroes WHO rad g"Ls
with the enemy. bnt wrrc returning IN di'ch.i-'he
oomr,ent Of The simple hea rcd dsrs't being:
Well boss, did you cbher see such people AZ
looked ~ il they he'd seer hard times
Among the horses copiGgcd on Gen. Cbesnnls peos.
We f,rcot 20 mention the superb stallion presented 10
pre.ident Davis by the NIceroy Of Egypt One os tic
Yankees after riding the a,itnr through thc streets
took of Tho saddle. and ris,ng him On the back re-
marked You're to- line 10 ride IN these pas'' SD
wen send yoa 70 Old Abr.
FURTHER PROM COLrMRI,.
A correspondent writing from Columbia. Feb.
rGsty y, sass ,.r
ono. -au.iirl eity-amid fearful molancntS tna tel
where tends ksve had their 'eyel amid a,c, silence
cad sorrow. wIiic oar enemies nave eons
and gsne They have left Us de>oiae, bu'-thsnk God
alive They have lnsu;cd and raltTesicd o.: wives
ard dsuriters bnt-.IanA Gnf-honor - iintar1lsbeo.
They hays done all hat devils cond-leh r. hcrse-
less lon..ess and IesitacSrue among rs very reg
CARS 5at-.hank Colour spirit - yet LncroSed.
Columbus her rob. o. sack clorh u even more de-
hant than nslen s.; The beginning OF t<Tsr IN Ter
pr,udesi garO she Witnessed wtln her gScs sac m
cspl on " the revolution.
irho w,ifer siv.s vivid and thrilling ecconnt OF the
lbu.n.ug and sackng o. the city. and continues:
lu.ouzheG. the trying emergency our i'd.es acted
noily vicsly Some Of them With pistols m telr
heads refused Ia yield their jewels or reveal me place
OF tbei, ooGca.rieui; lille others met the hi.elings
wi-b az urdauuted IrDnt that made them shrink
sNashei iron thei. rreShce.
| The apoosis,s % Gen. SSsrnsn may SAY ihat lis
.odisr, were drsnk that lie personally sied 20 stay
te:r excuses and rog; cited their crimes; bit bad Gen.
sherman desired extend that protection which no
had assured the MAJOR sad oiher ciiiIens Eo1ld 10
given 70 AL had ne desired ~ ssye TIE CITY root
,cber toops % s1rep The streets, and the disaster
wo id no& have occurred. tie may win ve;orses 6hA
write his high up on Tie scroll oi fare ss y sue
ces i solder. In; neither ne nor ms apolOs cfu
ever er the stap that All cling ~ repuin'
ron a. a man fa)m This time heIee.olth. His amy
c,n here oith nre and p1ndcr in ther hears. They
had been Taught 70 believe that the city WAS t. DO
sac od and bayaed. They knew they wrnd not he re-
sis med and rspsated IL over snd over sgnh Npo'
sand since.
INTERESTING PROM tbs SOUTH.
! From The Dispatca:
Ias Southern Msi! which came Yesterday. brlnas ~
some interesting ia,slie"nee irnu ths sest ~ war
tia, quarter some Of u coDtrahand, bnt good deal
which Is Of interest. From Raleigh papers or the l5,b
, Ne "a e rpne extracts relative 20 tho
4 PRoGgRss OF III. CAMPAIGN ]: NORTH c. cV.iSA.
Neitter Kirston Of JrbOrousi bad been ocenpeA
by the enemy Up 30 Sunday night. Tie enemy had
on t8e south SIDE vi the river 0ppote kins.
to-, but had not entered Ihe town. Gen,lsmrn wae
I. o,d sboYOpCh Suat1y night report oil as being