New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
rhe s,nou,nr s. a list Of thc Arago,s pssseneers:

ae o. o,n' = W s,o,s Dr. Buehanan Mrs. Bucl ana,
Major ErS, . k M,,SD L Mas u ssC" NJ xlncd
MI sTno ia sr Colmge NJ Potter. ~. Web,ter Mrs
Webster MIR Reid Mr, Martin snd sl.d, Nh ~, sa
ors stoh,brand Gordon and Gutfras Ceps ugsndl, ts
Rhmond perlDf AtI'Ser' s" Kdda Sss,.n5sn
fh snd M,rqress Leuts Ea,k, vi liams. AIM gooes
ne nge ha@ @Te1 hi Peesh % Hare .ni
BIs o. iessrs s. Elliott, 1inmens, Lewis ); Gsr t1sn
Jacob sGhIenr W. h. GSS ns b'r Rs.. h hrems
Tohnsou I'll knor Looms Tgsari, Butefeld L'eb and 'O1
foStIe. Mcmoe-Mr-. Judee Brewer Mise Grower. Mrs.
Brown Mis- iI1wn. ML Maith,ws u 5. ~, r. NJ Cornell
EI fS.i n NJ o3p H. i En Makes Makes t
H. OR O. t. Bstensn Capt Denton, D. ~ Timqre E. J. crsw'
lanes Mcysy, Simpson ind sr Monsomcr. aud %
.eVraee.
fae Port Royal Nsc South save:
The movements Of Gen. Sherman siill remain undo
veoped. The exact location of his different corps are
unknown to us lut presume thcy are In pOsltishs
favorable for en- bling them TO strike tellng bow on
the enemy at almost Any moment The enemy AZ
Charleston ard the edate yicnty are sol, y WI
a.onme. and the re ult TO which they VIII lead Inc
OF the Charleston papers would seem To nuicate
thnt The inhahtants greatly al rmcd nj what 60
ing on around them and nearly all, notw lsispding
the boasts @. few in ny leaders, have come 10 the
conclusion that The city will eventually fail into oar pos,
scss ION 4 number az families have already removed
their goods to points in the inferior c The state where
they indulge tie hope, they VIII be safe from visitation
10y our trOops"
The Savannah papers geport everything quiet in that
city. Tie Hrald says:
every corner has its store ard every eligible
building in all the town is occupied by enteiPrlsiAR
merchants Of both OF both sexes for tie ladies
ave rcopcned their millinery shops. aud the pieces Tor
the sale Of bonnets end rbben and similar feminine
yapitics are doir Gree more thriving business.
The plain truth that the tade people Oi Savannah
Gle doinl more business and N king more money no"
than for .inany rlany months before They know It,
,., eli ft.pVl
hat this pleasant reverse Of circumstances. this lmpor
tqnt mJ rcycment in their financial condition Is al
owing to the mid sensible iad.eioos rule q tie once
mated Yankees
James McHenrv formerly prominent mer-
chant of TIE firm Of james anderson Co., died on
The 9th ost lie was President of the o2iehorpe In
surance Company at II tine OF ms oe't and of many
years lad been agent for large number Of oiher com
pagies .
On the eth inst. John DreaGy. private, Com
pany r. 3sth Massachusetts Volunteer. was shot 10y
James Woford 81 Company i. ieih Indiana N"iua'
teers for refusing TO obey orders.
Tie transport steamer X. f. Lee was acc.-
deutaly sunk in the Savannah River IN tie oh ins
and one Of Gen. kipatiicks ordeiles (ianied C"oD
yyrs drowned Tie steamer was loaded with 2OJ.oOV
rations, oil OF which excepting TIE beef ana lr1H,
which cen he removed FROM Ihe wreck, VIZ Dc atoi'H
loss 10 tie Government.
BURNING OF THE CALHOUN MANSION.
From The Port Royal New Sonth. Feb. II.
The burning of the house in which John {.
Calhoun was born and lived mill within frr years oi
Lis death, was event which occurred DUNG me I't
ter pant Of last week. The mouse was situated az Ir o.
lch Point hid been used no a sign 81 5. iOn ever
since the possession Of Port Roy Island by our rce-
The fIe Is supposed 10 have oreiua rom dei'tt
i've lnc. The building was completely destroyer. /
riose who have VISITED the locality within late years
viii renbes PERHAPS tomb which is erected on the
gro unds not far from tie spot Nhere fhe i"use oHcc
stoo. l. is the belief If many that TIC remains itpoi
H. IN tie tomb 'tose o Calhoun Int such Is rot Tie
case Alter the death Of tile great agi'aor the prop
erty Pas ci into the Lands Of members 81 bis 'ny hAd
e. -.
Wien nc o'rrsecr died his body plrccd IN 'he
tomb # which mention hes been made. srd where 1t
now rests Since the fire occurred. carpenters nave
been sent to DIaddocks Point where tAey have hilt
high tcrr 70 he used ~ tie Signal Corps. WepIc
sumo loyal person viii regret tie bar0iag Of the
MANSION.
CHANGE or COMMANDERS.
NiaiOr-Gen. O. 4. Gilmore was a passenger
Major.icr j. G.. Foster OF the command OF the Dpar'
met of the South, Gen. Foster finding u necessary TO
20 North in consequence o; ne pai@iui s'I "s
slayaieG condition OF his wounded cg. Cen O. mnTe
was accompanied 10y CAPT Bragg. Of Ills personal stan
THE RAID ON GILLEASoSvILLE.
In our last weeks issue We mentioned the
Circumstance II raid on the town OF Gilenson. lie by
marry of tho Fourth Massachusetts cav Iliy. GA tla
occas on tie count house, jail and two other vab
lie buildings desire, ed but not destroyed iof tL'
simple purpose Of gratifying thirst Tor fnl'.
II seems that short Tine before our our cavalry vs.
tied the place Union cl0rcd soldier who Ind o. me ~
been slave 81 one of The inhabitants, was e'putd j.!
the Rebels Ucilth hiiit AS ~
act # letaliat sueh baibirous proceeding the
firing the buid in GileDsOnye Vas oIGeIed and
carried out That Is the kind q spirit IN which this
war must be wagcc 49,
II tie enemy VII! not treat prisoners Ike human
beings They must suffer the consequences which, hip
ply ere in reserve for them We DO not ny Any mems
desire 10 sre wholesale system Of cruelty nausuTaied
toward the adheiehts If the Rebellion without suih
cient canse for such a cOnrsc bat when our spdeis-
either white or Mick-afe treated Gd shot Ike dogs
then VIC delight IN retaliation.
SAILING OF A COTTON FLEET.
On "Wednesday feet of eleven schooners,
loaded with cotton M Savannah. sailed from Hilton
Head for the North ia convoy of two fuDboats 1his
tie fret large shipment Of cotton that has been i0
waried The vessels had been In readiness to sail Tor
some days but did get oil I'll Wednesday ~ conse
oueuce OF the uufavOrable weather When the feet
left the wind from tho west. win Indications that
would s. continue sufficiently long 20 enable the
seis to get Sc along toward Their place VI destination
THE WEATHER.
For most Of the time during the past week
we have had changeable and dsagrecable weather.
High winds have prevailed and considerable quantity
of rain has ftlen The tempe atufe has been some.
what colder than that oxpeeH the previous week.
Tie vessels In the hsrOor aud river had two OF three
rough nights TO encounter and some of those which
were lying the pier competed To be moved into
the stream 10 pre,en, damage by abrasion. AT this
writing the day ~ clear with the wind Blowing from
the west.