New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
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TRIBUNE we extract The following only important
itemsi
ErsYs TIE HieAssosS Bxsssi"er.
GOOD NEWS FROM THE VALLEY.
We have some good news from the Valley
which Is would not be prudent TO give in detail at t
time We may say. however. that IL is reported thai
Mcneil Rosser and Mosby have surrounded the quart
who are conducting 10 Winchester the prisoners i1ker
from Early and that there good prospect OF the
not only recapurng prisoners but % also gobblnl
NJ the Yankee guard. We shall probably hear Of th,
result Of this movements In day or TWO
STANTON EVACUATED.
II is said that the enemy have evacuated
Stanton. II is reported t'nt during their Occupation
Of the they did comparatively little injury except
in the way OF burning Government stores and supplies
ALL QUIET ON THE JAMES.
All continues quiet along the lines about
Richmond. Grant is evidently waiting for the result
tempts an advance. Tho weather, too, iorbids any
movement by Grant at THIS time. The roads are deel
in mud and 1t i'll require spell OF good weather be
fore the country IS dry enough 20 admit o! moving az
tlcry. Both armies are mud bound.
WHAT SHERMAN IS DOING.
We saw last evening an officer IRON South
Carolins. He reports tia; the enemy have eonlese
devastated the country through when they NV
They have not spared sinyle house along Their trhch
and have wreaied thier Vengeance upon that State
with the most savage and murderous spHt. my
have shown mercy TO either ses ana nave spa'eu
nothing on their march which could be dcyoured by
fire and sword We are told people have no coneep;;
ION ~ the condrct OF Sherman's army, and
,Lo wiJcsn,coa destruction and Infamous excuses
,bcv have committed In another column will be found
an account OF Sherman's burning Of Columbia, which
W, vet from southern papers kindly furnished VI by the
same officer.
CASUALTIES.
We regret to hear that Col. Aiken, OF Gen.
DutIer's south Carolina Cavalry was killed. In Skin.
msh near Blpnk last Friday evening MAJOR Barker,
Assistant Acknowledgement Of Gen. Hamptons stan,
wa morally wounded at the same inle Dut not dan
From The Examiner editorial:
PAST DAY.
The day set apart for public worship dawns
unon ma some what more nuspcionsy than any day
~ the Inst three months One OF the columns Of the
enemy which were to form Shermens advancing force
has been deicated with heavy loss near Kingston,
c. and though the affair Is minor one. resulting In
be captrc of but three guns and 800 prisoners yet II
NAV be taken as earnest that cur commanders are on
the alert and our troops IN fighting trim once more In
that direction In fact sherman is only beginning to
feel the difficulties Of his enterprise.
SO long as IL was but burning deenseless towns and
robbing citizens and unprotected wives and children,
ho has had brilliant success; but he will have to
fight. Grants present grand conyergng campaign
seems now to promise the kind Of termination as
that of last year. lie do nothing here unless She
man comes up 10 join him from South Carolina-and
sherman cannot come. Another essential part OF his
qua aOais the capture OF Ly nclbnrg
and By the latest accounts from that direction lynch
burg Is safe enough. Meanwhile, Grant stands pa
tently deep III swaups waiting for something 70 turn
f,,l for this day. well reasons OF humiliation.
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