The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04
NO Veteran Troops in Savannah.
THE REBEL PRISON PENS.
De!ibtn ate Starvation Of Our Men
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
Great Marine Di-a-,er-.
DISCUSSION or AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
signs Of European Disturbances.
GENERAL sIIER MAN.
The New Jampnigs.

Inc NeW oDpuihs'
Geuerul sherman has st last ,Aken th. field with
Bis veteran troops recognized and newly equip
ped. Fresh troops from tie North having takou
ne plsce ot the trained soldiers who accompAni'd
aim troa Atlantis, General Geary has taken Lis de-
,srnre with the Old army, to tue grea, reEre' u
As ciuEons Of savannah, who spprs 's'ei his al.
str.blo e1ecuuv. ability N mau,Ai aiul order aud
hsriphns in the city.
scncrsl slermAn's command now embraces a.
o. Department in the souta including The Caro-
lnA- Geors,. and Florida. The last oi his troop.
~ s.yaun,h On tne 9oth. A portion % the
nsht wing went by sea - Csps Pear
siSet IL Is not kuprn wheiheF
a. will move direct on Charleston. No one kuors
Me mans plans which are always studlouhy De.
,.scd to tsfiic ho,h friends aud enemies II Ia e1.
y-etsd th.i Ch hArlestJu will bs evscu.ted, and Is 8
p,aavely stated by persons Who are IN position
~ know, that Preparations ior hls purpose have
bret In progress ,or some time lsrge portion o;
re mschinery, prtillcry and store IS said T. Nave
ssn already removed. and AL Ne Nc .h' or,ns
owls swsru With refugees RON that city, ny is
<otu the wrath w. come. The reasons sssi4 ri iof
Me evacuation ot this important stronghu which
thought TO be scarcely less formidable thsn ct-
u4oud itself are, that the twenty or .hirty ,hous-
and men ne esssry for It's defeucs can be beiIeI
,mployed elsewhere, and that II they are cooied
.p In the city, the result will be surrender the
.>ne AZ si Vics,bury II is geueraliy e1reui
however Il .rest battle vii take place. beaa-
gard hA. b.eu busy for couple - uonts plan
ming ovef tie yrOuud, and cslculntug all the paces
available for resstsrce.
Notw .hstauding the presence of .Hcb vast
sNuubeT u armed men there wss 20 bpsle. confI
Aon OF disorder ard life and property was never
.aOre secure IN ssvIunsh. The city councils tan
Ae.vd him vote OF u .nks lor the manner In which
he administered the affairs of his office. rhre'
ALipa lad arrived at SavaunSh from se~ York ami
Bostuu, With supplies Of food and clc,hirg for the
POI. Tie distribution TOOK p'sce in the putls
market, by means u tickets, issued to al AseS,
Sexes aud cclors.
rbe AutAont'ty have been busy removing the
.6siruc.i.ns sank ~ the channels by she rebels
and the main ship channel Is now clear The WORK
= progressing on Ill the other chsnnels The port
Ass not yet been opened, and u IN not probable
shAi II will 10 very sDon, unless Genera shsrnAn
al hould be overruled. He opposed TO the whole
Iyaem Of usdiug with the rebels. The '?.t..,
Lors and cotton brokers that s~srInsd rom ia
Sorh mt Savannah, found Gcneral sher'nsi
Humoystls On this psnt IL told them "
,,ul.st Q the army, " fgh,; as that was nov
de proper business Of the country. Ia
..s,eclatl, New York and northern gent Q
,ueu Who vent down 70 buy cotton be irrevsrrni y
.a.r-ctcr!rsd 10 cotton sharks" and his on!
.,prehennou war tia, they would pouucr on ever!
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