New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

what that portion Will probably WoId,
specuy request BIZ Informed Early day by letter
am satisfied that "a only to make you the
requirement OF the Government IN order to insure your rear
| Gus cooperation IN iurthergnce Of its object .
am, gentlemen very respectfully your obedient servant
WI. NJ. TUNNO Captain and A. C. b.
On the cd the column reached walace's and Ran
tous creeks. Walsces bridge had been on fire. but II
was pat ont as the negroes said by themselves The
Rantoas creek bridge was destroyed and the eolumn
halted for the night On the 23d portion Of the force
came over to Ashley River, opposite Charleston Tue
Other brigade being left at Ranouls creek to finish the
destruction Of the produce of the county ana eoeo,
and bring In some pieces Of light artillery which had
been abandoned by tie enemy at different points De
tween Iantouls and Edisto. There were in all SO
pieces captured Of which were brought along Livery
crossing of the Edisto had been very strongly fortified
and there were also similarly strong works at Ranouls
creek prominent officer expressed the opinion that
sberman whole army could not have passed oser that
road with any serious effort In opposition 10 them
Up to the present date $50 pieces Of artillery have
been found in the defenses in nnd around Charleston
The country between the creeks dn the route thus
traversed) s little inclined to be rolling, sandy, and
with occasional MAJ she's THIS country lies along tho
railroad.
The woods are full Ct deserters from the Rebel army.
and very bitter feeling exists between them and the
| rich people OF the country.
| Gen. Hatcbs headquarters are now In Charleston.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
| Col Stewart L. Woodfcrd, Chief Of Staff Of Mejor
Gen. Gilmore assumed command Of the post OF Charles
ton TO day C27h Order No prohibits pillsging and
the like; hands all abandoned property both reel
personal TO the Special Agent Of the Treasury De
partment; declares that trade will be permitted TO an
sufficient TO support the actual wants OF the post
invites the people open their schools and churches
requires them behgre in orderly manner states
that no dsoyal act or cterance will be toerated that
the National flag must bo honored and the National
laws obeyed
or the previous orders of Lieut.. Col Bennett. one
ordered all persons TO discontinue wearing the Uniform
OF the Rebel Army and required all firearms and
ANN uniion TO be immediately given up.
DISTRICT COMMANDING OFFIcER1.
Cen Hatch commands this District; Gen. S,'himmei'
fnnig the defenses Of Chsrleston Lieut. Leonard Is.
PeIry 55th Mass is Assistant. AdjutantGenea o the
District; the I27th N Y. Vols Is designated hs the
permanent garrison of this city and the 2lst U. C. T.
as part Of the present garrison.
CAPT. ROBERT SMALL.
Capt Robert SnaD returned 70 Charleston thIs iofe'
noon IN the same Vessel in which he escaped from l.
CITY in the Spring OF le62-the Planter Asit passed
Fot Sumter il bad all its three flags flying, and the
Captains face beamed with satisacon Ne he saw the
stars and Stripes its parapeis once Eorc He na'
an passengers on the Planter, Brevef hfJor-ueh
saxton. Major Saxton the brother OK MHlor'"en'
Howard. some officers Of sherman's Army, Judges
Cooley and worden. United States Tax Commissioners
Rev Mr. Barnard Of Boston, Mr.. j. H. Harris OF Ha!t
and Mr.. Newcombe. Agent Of the frednens Relief
Association The Plsnier has been reft;ed sinee its
eight from Charleston. at an erpense Of $4,000
SUNDAY IN cGARLrsTos.
Sunday was a day Of Jubilee at all the coored
churches. Gen. Littlefeld and Mr. Redpath Of Boston
addressed an the congregations on their postons and
duties to their race and country. The oolored people
saw that there have been such witnessed in
these churches during living memory. The speakers
made very radical anti Slavery addresses. aud were
listened to with the utmost esgerness. Bursts Of Joy
shouts Of thanks TO God. laughter. tesrs-every
human emotion seemed to be moved TO their depths.
One Of the speakers after shaking hands with nearly
all the congregation before be got hallway down the
alley was astonished by being suddenly lugged BY one
old coored lady whose grateful enthusiasm exceeded
her sense Of the prophecies OF such occasons
can vouch for the uh Of this story but prefer to de-
cline TO state which one Of these gentlemen was thur
uniquely distinguished.
| PROPHET ~ SOUTH cAgoLrsA.
| From a copy " The Sumter Banner published AZ
Sumteryille s. C., Arrs 1851, copy the following
prophc passage which 20 truly describes the present
condition of the State 1t is the peroraton Of speech
delivered by Bishop Capers. which the editor quoted
for the purpose Of reiuting it:
1T secession) must prove rninous the general Coy
eminent will put ii down. Charleston and the state
will be runed: all viii be sacritced--the green hills
the yerdant pains the crystal streams, the cypress
shaded graves Of modering patriots the heaffnstone
Of the wife, the trys,ing Of the daughter will be
batbed in blood
Verify prophet IL not honored in his country
The Bishops prophecies were ridculed and now these
warnings are facts
| "YoU's A JOHNNY"
Thu 5.th Massachusetts and the l02d United States
Coo1ed Troops passed through the streets OF the city
today. My grey ovcrcoat somewhat resembles the
Rebel uniform and the vorte cloth Of the Weather
citizens Noticed some Of the soldiers smile at me and
talk 10 their comrades and occasionally look round and
eye me again.
Look al that johnny !" shouted one of them. point
ing a. the representative Of THE EEwYoEx TRIBUNE
| in Charleston. and then bursting into 3 Jolly laugh
No. boys I'm no Johnny"
"Oh yes, yous Johnny was shouted back
| shook ny head
"Ye. Won is johnny" said another, taking up the
word Of Lis partner who had gone before. Il know
IL mighty hard for you to see thsi but It's al fsbt
That wac 50 worry good that Isaid no more
CALLING TIE ROLL.
r. Toonls once declared that be would yet cell the
roll Of his slaves under the shadow OF Bunker Ill., II
was iniir1ated that there were at ono time certain
Massachusetts, politicians who could have responded 10
il with considerable propriesy But however that may
he "we.uus" have got ahead Of H. Toomos One OF his
recent chst,es was enlisted a. soldier AZ Savannah
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