New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09

WAsRINoTOS, Jan. T. 1863
Richmond papers Of the 9Th inst, contain the
following items:
A dispatch from Augusta dated the 4th. seys;
AFPAIRs At sAvANsAn.
The city Of Savannah CONTINUES qurt An order Lad
been issued not the shade trees fOr fuel sherman
o, opposes to bring wood by the Gulf Rsno.d The -Four
enth and Fifteenth Corps are in inIrencl mens reach
ing from the Savannah River 10 tile platk road IDs
Yankees are building new pontool brag" opposite tht
Exchange. Many OF the negroes " no > ed Sherman
la the country leaving the ru"ds re lined WITH
them. Sleru. is giving svees IL The neg" In savan
nah. Several Federal steamers are Engaged IN reniof
ing distractions from the river
SALE OF NEGROES At AUGUSTA.
About three hundred negioes we've - ID IN Augusts
on Tuesday at auction. ut an average vi oui SJ,oo
81 so each.
NcENpiARY FIRE At ALPASy ca.
Several buildings and i've hupdrd b rs OF cotton
were burned In Albany g.. last iaesd"y oy 90 ncso
diary
iDisAPPFARANcE OF YELLOW vyvER At GALVESTON ASp
The Yellow fever has entireiy subsidized at Galveston
iyPhfssNc TOBACCO FOR THE REBEL ARMY.
Gen. Kirby Smith IA inpressing tobacco Tor the use
OF lis army. -
EVERYTHING QUIET IN THE RAEsnIs'IssrrPf DEPAE1'
MEST.
Everything vas quiet IN the TraGNs'iSippi re-
gion and there was no Yankees south oi our CReDeP
army 1ne soldiers are in tne con1itio.-Hel clothed
and well fed.
Richmond papers Of the 9Th inst furnish the following
items:
GENERAL KHFArRIcxs WHERE BOUTS.
Fitzpatrick has crossed the Ai.hn"na Tut he 10 sup
posed to be on the Carolina side OF tie Savannah River
REPoRTED DEATH OF poRrEsr.
Western Virginia papers report lad Gen. torre~
has been killed by one OF lis own men
THE RAID on TRE NOBLE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The Yankees have made rad o" tie hooiie enc
Ohio Railroad They toIe up some miles Of track near
Verona.
GENERAL PRICE.
A private letter that Gen. Prize Is not dead.
HOOD RRP0BTED DEAD
IL currently reported here that Gen. Hood is desS
MOVEMENTS OF sHERxAs's ARMY.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 5. lr63-No inrtfel movements OF
the enemy reported to-day. is fice Is still con.
centraiing and assembling between l. id.eyilie and
the savannah River There Is no Truth Ia their re-
| ported advance on Grahamsville.
The reported deaths of Gems. Hood and Forrest are
not confirmed.
| From savannah We learn that Gen. Sherman 10 PUP
suing very concstOry policy. and has i,ued proc
lamuton permitting POINTERS TO b1ne Ia their produce
as usuai, and holds out inducements for item 10 do So
This looks II be felt perfectly secure and meant 70
make al the friends he could.
The Charleston Msrcry understands that Sherman has
given the citizens OF Savannah hlte,u q to setce ~
their bank and other accounts which are o. be balanced
In Confederate Treasury notes III rs be true, there
will be but few open accounts In Sv Oil after the
fifteen days truce expires. Everybody aid every bodys
relation will ne eager TO square up al once.
WHAT Is HOOD GOING TO TO MKT
Gen Hood being now s6frly acres the Tennessee
River, beyond all doubt We await WITH oome interest
the details OF his future movements Gen. Thomas WIZ
sndeayOr by nl practicable mea!s to pIe,e.t him,
possible bat delay him at all EVENT. from proceeding
to Charleston any other point H. the prospective limo
OF Shermsns march Whether IT he tie object OF ho3d
10 march IN the defense Of Charleston renans TO b
seen Whatever his determination, W" ny anticipate
more severe fighting between the rival armies OF the
Tennessee.
Nennuhie Sheruan's march northward from So
vannah does not appear TO be making very rapid head
wsy
| The weather has been unpropit'ous, or other ana
more Important causes have combined ~ impede hh
! advance upon Charleston.