The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-02

ssrd.
1bo Rlohmood vra has he fcl'owins:
CApLofle P~b ea-wo ,re IN cbtei 10 the ~.
hrISnee Il ths soutbern Express Cou,l snN Tor Az
Spria payers " bc sOsh intianI NJ inpHtsnt
iniheary movements are rrI'ortct.
Gc- v. Forr~st hrs ben p'acNi IN command
II M the cay.ry ~ the d'rr.t e A.sNsip;i, eA'a
q L'S-'sns ,1d wcsi TenpcS.ce. lie arst gem
erS orlOr pr,tIses = rcvrHaui1at'on D; IL DNvary
With teeiorseon q the most Icri'-7 dscIlrr-.
He tbrco.cA- sN,e inmate oil confederate suA9-
ie-A roht-rr na dcorrtc's
"cu. rhomv' TOPS arc hei1g mounted 'or
slrfosed march through Alabama. Raids hsyc
feeu made ftuun Hcruanio, " ssss npL. towards
SenatobE, Eenrgsnigstor Z. rcor.I- IA = r adv
cpmnenccd Rennrccmctits - iruiN N'rthcrn " ~
pp have hsen -eut ~ Grant, LNfge tv-ii's VI
tru"pa arr moving in the Nes,, Nt important
mo vefpeuts aro reported Ito les 'Nturc ri " ss-
issuppi ia lDout W convene All extrs for the
purpose it is said, q calling STATE Convention.
1he ueorsis legislature convened on the l4sa ns1.
Of Macon
Char lortc, FEB q There ia no .larrn he-r
Ibe enemy are reported moving IN ue direction
o. . Durins tte rctr-st fruu lumula train
- cars nled With ladies' broke down, cNpus,ug
saeh 10 hs dsnger n capture l., tho iaaEcc-.
from the lest information recriv-l hcrc It qyp"lrs
ptOoahle that a considerable couGActsuon occurred
IN the ~estern pOuuu of Columbia amer its evAcu-
Alot- occa'ionrd, It is suIIysei, ly cotton ecoIu-
l& lgnit@u IA the street. |. "a rcpottod that ""
hre extended from Main street g. &c thArlotts
deICt neNrlv thr'e -'ogr,hs Il . ualC. Tho iu'pr-
ihHlon " uetive hs 20 the occurrence pf thr so,
hut do it Is entcrtAnei ~ " ~ nNsu tue. acino
oil hs refugees are preparing W return.
charlotte, fsb .0.-lfciy "a uu additional news
fNn tha 'rout. II 10 ruppVscd still Gas tne enemy
are making thc'r way 10 .. The news from
Columbia currobor,tes kind .restr cut o the iul a
Nauts. Tho lrsuliue Convent was prptegtci Boy .
guard. NJ puthc pruucrty vas allowed 20 10
burned IN the city SDtruau's lon, q a ters were
~ Nickersun II Jtel. Tie slatm lu CAAr.o .ottc las
sui aided. Tue weather is bad ,ui the ryAss .rc
ftts
Tho Richmond DrsrArcH Of feb, q contains the
following:
Grant has ogIin becn massing his troops on
liather's Run, ~ our extreme TishI ten miles
sodtIwest OF fetnrslurr, and ~ 10 thought that 81.
| other stIempt by his columns y vain the South
Side Railroad was pre- yonted by the r>iu "a sstur-
| day, We hluk there eau b. itue doubt tnHt IA"
vii make this Atteu pt 49, soon To state Of thv
| roads will permit, IN uicir I-es.ut miry youdl-
non, ths movement of srtlrry - out Of nc qucs-
| Zen. Grant bss enough Of the gambler in hrs
character iog ihc disastrous ALLURE ,' his last AL
vance toward the rNilruAl b. make him more inn
| parent 80 renew the atsmpt Al present the cx-
| tr,ine 'et, which may IroIc ly to cous'derei TIE
siyAnce Il The Yankee army, occupies por'ton
on The lett nurtu sioe Oi liatche. Run uetWeen
uine nnd ten miles sou. wcst - ltt'tsnurf' and
ahou. I'VE miles in d,feyt hrc non, Ite south
| side Klruad. Tie usual uurl. tr NJ sunday iu-
| nors were 10 circulation vc'torlay, No most
| agreeable q which, though vo . ,fct Co. say uoi
/
k,ll,i. .nd biz s-uy routoi and or,cn ts's mt
| the pinglas o. south Carolina.
! Pnuic in the Rebel CapHul.
Washington, March The Richmond -
ANiNEn OF the 9Th, in az editorial, sIe.ku' ~ tn,
I msssNs- that JcA DAVIS recently Addressed TO III,
robcl Congress, in which h. SAID, "if the campaign
| sganst Richmond had resulted in elccoss iu,ieA,
Of failure, and # We had been oompc,lci y cvacu
ate Richmond a. vel Atlanta, tho Con
GodsrAcy would have remained o. i""sut ascver,"
says;
LIT not this fatal error be- hArhorei un.r % take,
| effect upon the Imagination ThF rrdry1'iOu ~
| n richmond uo.h be ne loss a. al rs,pc Z Gnl
| authority ttrdrds the Confsdsrdte GorSynU,ent
| the diNntegrstlon oi the army aud Ito abandon
mcut ~ the scheme n An independent S1uther.
Clnfederncy. Tho withdrawal Of tie army non
Richmond would so narrow tho SreN a. the con
S'riQtan As ga atty 10 reduce our mi ir' strcn ta
As uslr army would dwnolt l numbers 10 WONil
move Ino-H anl nor tspGiy Wrs,WAgG, and ic
tre roaching the Mississippi u would have de
generated into mere uoiy guard o. few o'I-iIl,
From the hour Of giving M the se', ~ goy
ernmcnt our cAuHe oud sink into = nero rel c,
lion IN the estim alton Of iurc.FN poRcrLW4o woui
| caSsa a. srcort 10 us 'ho rights Of tuligorcuts
while the enemy would lo free 1, treat our Ofhcer
and -oll ets traitors aud criminal, s'thst ever
retsl would Gght tlenceiorwsrd WITH latte
! ablul his rccA "
The ENq rInBs 81 the same date, Ia speaking
the roIel Congress fleeing the capital on the ar
proach Of sherman says;
Daring the laS four weeks Wild arprcheus .ons ,
danger las disturhcd tic minds Of the tifni'. III
enemy has lately thrown MS forces scross lines
easy Congress.Jus, retreat 10 the West AVID Souti
and Knce that tine, S9ustors and Rcnrescutstiv, =,
have one by fei the capital, leaving TIE sEel,
ton ~ the legislature rapidly diminish ng 30
numbor below a quorum IT'S true she P-csidci
must stand hrincr az nau0n.l danger thickens;
is true te red army n.ust borc thcir breasts
the storm witU more kerois courage, tic 60
uIuns u the enemy ere on tuc Liberty Hnd ~
ence ut Ac country. Should the Pres dent ~av,
aud initiate Cong rresior,l example, there VIII /
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