The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11

Wens o. hs earTew rpot g the day Eat Charleston sos
Rac.aica Tie ktesf Official desnsleAss from 0enefN
aroee are 70 the 9Th instant and s esmy Aad no. ae,
s1oo@ any par q &c soath Corelina Raikoad North
pspoIs indicate shsrman's advance upon Branchvls
the wX Of the Savannah river A Cincinnati pape
SJs:-The roads from Savannah direct 70 this pcin
be sssy aoaga most ss,ens,e swampa AM
nne o. advance by the Savannah river 70 the Southern
o. barnwe district would not iengthen the march
an.y richly STOCKED with Ill needed suppiiea IN "a.
nssnslme u is surmissd thai Of Shermans column
move Or demonstrate upon Charleston 80
"A HINT Tor the Governmsnf Detectives.
t&A ..lasla xxrLoxIso Tas ADvnsrIsiko COLUMNS
az toyAL PArnRs fess .oaiyer' Feb sSs'fesIs.
New For n Sss ha0 been which Informs
MS,aden that Il has bsen ordered BY the q Depart
SosmSi As this prevent. personals Published in che
ossr fc being copied BY the News il is proper thai
Sss shs to parties IN the United
BATES and that 1t usele Iar them to advertise them
The Tss commenting on shissiTast act Of dsspotism
Aays:-
has heretofore been inimatea by o. our ootemro-
ss s
eupposon y nonsiousy absurd for surely INTEL s
y ssSai. S'G'
Sci q Ss aaID lost stray horse IN The
There has never been cipher personal, with our
knowiedge, published in the Enqusrs; but we have
strictly confined the privilege Of such advsr-
'Ey Il has been the vehicle of communication
Eor the Borrowing and afflicted, and never permitted
M ,is our knowledge, 70 be used for or against
eitner government II 10 just easy to write CIPHER
letter by nag Of truce as to publish in this
paper And 70 far detection goes the flag OF truce
read b. bytgo at Fortress Monroe and the
other In Richmond, while tho published letter open
che inspection Of milliona
The remarks Of the Ns1 to using the HEaAlD or
zrrns for purposes Of information is strictly true We
vii inform the Necs Of instances passed. whore the
Metp column Of the Herald was OF eminent service
zne erpdsthn for the relief # the prisoners John@ns
fslaad pLann'd organized and a~unosd through he
hssP column Of the HERALD and Aatfor me capture IF the
communication The privilege OF advertising in be-
half of humanity which the enemys government
Permtted through the columns OF the Necs
protected that paper from any advertisements which
communicated information This last and little act Of
despotism may nfct pecunary loss upon tho Ners
at the expense Of unnecessary sorrow and aicton to
innocent persons but will not close the great channel
81 communication offered by the HERALD to all who
choose to pay for then The HERALD has reaped of
60 the enemy Of country than any ten papers the
United States. We suggest to the HERALD to employ
General Scott to take and administer the oath to every
person Offering an advertisement the only way TO
choke oHthe confederate allies IN New York, Cincinnati
Chicago and other places in the United states For the
resentt Is useless Tor pesons to send personals
Hngrg. Should any paper In the United States obtain
psermisson to renew this modo OF correspondence we
bhsll be glad to renew it.
Movements OF Stephens.
BE RETURNS TO GEORGIA TO FIRE TIE GEORGIA
HEARTS,"
from the Richmond Examiner Feb 81
1t IL understood that Vice President Stephens will leave
for Georgia to-day, with the intention which he has
Freely expressed Of canvassng that state for the most
vigorous prosecution Of the war.
General Hood In Richmond.
GTfom the Richmond Examiner Feb. 81
General Hood has arrived here and Ii stopping at the
Hpotswood Hotel