The New York herald., 1865-03-02

NEW YORK, THURS1
hearty and joyous feeling Of satisfaction Il the change
in authority They exhibit some indications OF COM
mon sense and reason, and show gratifying signs Of
loyalty or dssre 70 behave themselves and remain
psAceabls citissna Whethsr this Is true sent,meat
cherished IN their breasts during al the Wild turbulent
reign Of passion and madness that has been felt 70
strongly 10 the Gamsoock City, or whether Is only an
outward show dictated BY realisation Of the radical
change IN al thsr relations and consciousness thai ~
rebellion failure, and therefore crime some ons
who reed the secret thoughts observe the we'll
pnnes Of actions must decide- cannot Mankind whom
its interests aectsd APT 70 diemble and play
fase that 10 dcuh decide in this case how far ons
rely upon their peotssaions Of loyalty the Union
and love for the old nag have many citizens or
Chasssson who epsnly claim thas they rebels AniA
Avor Of Je6 Davis though all admit the experiment q
gaining Independence decided failure Others claim
sha they have bssn their fealy 70 the Union but
have been forced into their hostile attitude 70 y force
Of cIcumsanoes which they had no control; haa
even when bearing arms against they loved M si,l
ana yeaSnad return 70 IL folds again 70 snoy peaps
and quisk They hailed The advent OF the mar sgnin win
devout thankfaue0, and prayed that \ nighe usvsr
asan b moved from ~ proud position over greater
portion Of tho Sebsllous territory. Then stin .no4hss
classa small one, 70 b. sure-have by general consent
bssn counted - Union men throsshous the rsbsllton
hey have been quiet unobsyusive dsCrset but they
were recognised loyal 70 the national govern
meut from the beginning who proved true and stead
fAst when the strongest gave way. AZ one time there
was Union club, with nve hundred memben, who met
u various private houses and renewed their ALE
glance 70 their country and kep+ freshly burning the
patriotic Urea One BY they moved fsom town
some forced into the ranks, others compelled 70 90
elsewhere 70 livelihood, and others from various
causes, until the club greatly reduced m numbera
There ere now about one hundred and nfty Of these
"wus blses n the city, and they entitled V great
consideration Ono Of tho omineDt leaders Of ths club
y Dr. Albert G. Mackey, whose love for tho Union
hover died out or became weakened he was known q
Union man by every rebel In the State; but by pus
suinga Straightforward upright course, giving no cause
for offence he was but little persecuted annoyed he
now comes ont Of the trial stronger than sver snd
hbits his Stars and Stripes which be has preserved
through An the trouble, and daily taken out and looked
upon precious emblem, which nothing could take
from him There others IKE him, even in CharIee
ton, apd the Doctor tells they be found through
out South Carolina and the other rebeious States
They arc the seeds Of The dspensa0n-the hope OF
the new South H 1
Governor Aiken, Bon. M. Williams and Dr. Macksy,
assisted by Captain Fowler Commiasazy, busly ep
OF the city, and enabled by the left by the
rebels TO alleviate In ANAL degree their immediate
wantA The main supply they have y yice, which 10
putrtous but hardly the thing 70 feed person ON for
any length Of time Such other articles have fallen in
their hands will be distributed equally, far ~ tey
may co. but likely that the commissariat Of the gov
srnment will be called upon TO give food 70 prevent ab
solute starvation, Whether ID proposed to meet this
additional strain remains to be seen have doubt,
however, that the authorities viii aid In every way, %
lar - in their power lea t ~
cAYTURS ANOrHm BlocxADs RrnM1.
second vessel notorious In the ANNALS Of blockade
running into Charleston harbor on the night OF te
22d and fell into the hands Of the nsvy It has
vessel fhAn che celebrated steamer Fox, which has
earned great among the fraternity for The great
number Of ~ trips and the vast sum y hss earned
M by ~ MlegttmAas eEanc II passed The
0ster line Of BLOCKADE Ind caue quietly 70 On anchor
near Noultre, swStsns daylight 70 UP 70 the city
and dischMge her cargo The morning came, and with
the appearance Of the hulls Of sundry Nonito gun
boass and armed tugs Close at hand, and boat from
Yankee which took possssson Of the sy BOX md made
and is cargo prize intact The Fox is probably
the last steamer We shall take In ,Charlesson, -
the steamer that left for Nassau the night Of the
evacuation doubsle0 got 70 her Destination In time 70
prevent The feet that 70 have miled from leaving
port Perhaps two may nil into the esI De
prepared foS them, but II IL very doubtful The
squadrn has done profitable work aimee Charleston
was evacuated than for long tuus Previously.
49, ~ mERxAns HovBxkns tJ
TDs laa4 reports that have been received concerning
Sherman's movements are the ebct that Columbia
was in hin bands, and that be wp moving on 70 Che
rsw, 8 c., and the North Caroline frontier, with
Charlotte, N G., In visw. The capture Qf Columbia is
confirmed, I observe, by hts Northern papers; but We
have no confirmation Of the rumon lately received IN
Charleston that AUGUSTA hss fallen. Il is possible that
such is the case but h not thoushs among those enti
tied 70 know, that he intended do than make
deponstraon against the city 70 throw dust into tho
eyes Of the bold Beauregard, who said 70 be heading
North unusual rate Of spccd The prayers Of the
citizens Of savannah learn for tho capture Of Au-
gustA That the city has been scrously thrc4cd and
that position offer very strong defence is
clear enough from the fact thousand bales
OF cotton had been burned by ths rebels prevent
falling into our hands Over hundred thousand bales
Of cotton collected IN Augusta and there temen-
dous nght going The propricty or applying the
torch 70 IL and thereby removing1t from the range
OF Yankee cupdity. Tho rebel authorities rsonean
favor Of the plan, bot the owners strongly
opposed TO H. and only two thousand bales have been
put in position ly their the rebel soldiers
where they could be destroyed BY nre without endangr-
ing tho entire city The rebels inclined to burn
the town tor the privilege Of throwing sway the
oosson and 80 il remains there fntGt and ready Cor
occupation or what h still better for transportation
the city or Savannah for SALE the govern
ment viii pursue Dnsiblc and the ilroadAAre
repaired. y the government will nfe conduct
the cotton against seizure BY the Treasury Depart
ment and SAir price 70 the owners for the sams-sy
ton cents per poupdI venture 70 say that IN less than
three months Al lsass my thousand bales b plr-
chased IN the city Of Savannah from the In
terror, add the grsassut step taken 70 bring back
the people % the Union than any other the gov.