The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

The 0eorgfsns Tired OF the war-Gene-
raj Sherman About 10 Take the FIELD
His Peace Programme, Sc.

The 0eorgfans Tired OF the Wnr-Gene~
raj sherman About 10 Take the Field-
His Peace Programme, Sc.
SAVANNAH, Jan =, lssA
Parties arriving from different points in the interior =
Georgia state that great reaction Is taking place In he
minds OF the people, who now openly confess that ths
attennp. TO establish Southern corfederacy Is failure
and that II IL useless for Georgia TO extend ~
70 this end On tho question OF immediate return
the Union the people are divided Some meetings In tks
Interior have passed resolutions fayorng such sisps
but majority favor delay until after the nnas
battle soon to DO fought between the consolt
dated forces Of both tdes fearing one Of their reson
tons expresses IL ha prompt action for peace under ~
present circumstances would DO exhibition VI undus
haste and weakness tho part OF Georgia, at the -
pense Of her honor"
General Sherman finds that tho people Of Georgia have
hearty hatred for South Carolina During mis- march
no was continually asked why he did not 90 into South
Carolina and dcvastate that entire State That steA
seems 70 receive as Little sympathy from Georgia as fro1
just arrived here reports seeing two Monitors
this side OF Wilmington comiGg south
The fast gunboat Lillian arrived here yesterday VIII
important dispatches for General Sherman from Eor.A
from General Sherman TO Admiral Porter and General
Grant.
General Sherman intends to leave Savannah to-day -
Join his army lie is in good health and inc spirits -
is his army which is confident flat the approach
ing campaign will DO as extensive brilliant
the last eH
General Sherman says that II the people the North
will provide the necessary men and money TO carry On
tho for foIr years that will not last four months
longer; but II they fail do there Is telling low
long IL may be prolonged. He Is rously opposed -
Offering peace 70 the enemy before their armies
nihilatad- 0nH tsas .#U
In ordor to prompt action and perfect concord In
the great undertaking now in progress the following In
portant orders IRE issuod:-
GENERAL oRDERs-yo 4
HEADQUARTERS, DlIARrsESr OF THE Sorrn, I
EnoS HEsp, s. G., Jan 10 1856
The State of North Carolina having b attached -
this department, the undersigned hereby
mand Of the same. II Will IN future be desgnated
District Of North Carolina, Department Of the south
The commanding officer Of the District of North Cero-
Ina viii make the usual returns and reports required ~
regulation 10 these headquarters.
J. g. FOSTER Major General Commanding
". L. NJ BURGER, Assistant Adjuant General
GENERAL oIrEss--ao. T. uN
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT oY THE SourH,
HnroS EEAD. s G., Jan. IL 1865. I
The command and charge of tho city o. nah Fnl
dependencies having by the order Of Major General W.
sppi been assigned TO mo, as portion 81 tic Dspur
lent OF the South hereby asslnye command thereof
THIS district of the department VIII be designated the
District Of Savannah and will embrace the city 81
nah, with its forts, lines Of defence and nuuca
Fort Pulaski and the isnncs aud country njaceat, ~
the extent VI tho military control OF the carr son
Brevet Major General Iuyier Grover, United Statsa
Volunteers is hereby assigned TO the eomusld Of tAs
District Of Savannah J. G. FOSTER
~ 4h Major General Commanding
W. l. NJ BuncxR, Acting Adjutant General
| The Stolen Eonds Of tho Cra,v lord County
Bank.
! MrApsviL,z, Pa, Jan. 30 1868.
Our stolen bonds Gre all re ovcred aud the thief ~
| rested SAMUEL r. OFFICER
Cashier Of the Crawford County Bank