New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-17
From Our Special Corr.'poH4cnt

L0yDJs. Dec. 81 isiL
The last week Of tie old year la brought Us
great neus IN he Termination Of Slelnat. magnificent
march through Georgia oud the rcguse u Hool before
NaslyHe 1t Is vsry we,ono, pssgEe !oa. 49, a tAa
mo.c 20 because W Lad began 10 eatesiaa s.-'o o.
rreEergons a. g. tie success ni turing lp' O! that
saay'le General The trr'o fch" crcat'rs b F..
c.oakcd. ,hc owls Lad hooicd rnd ne srrpen.i and
geese had Kissed Gncr tleir ACCUSTOMED manner They
lad proved over asa over again tint lie s4As sla 4'
posi- c IN a'tcr dofsnc' " Old rtle and precedent IA
var AMI ito, Il must irsc: "a "aro,'cr Fel-rsl iIsa
tar'-inleed ia O. entire "s.bsAaf ~" of Slesuan
I'D his mea Dust Il j, were %. tao part Of great
soldier - make precedent, al sri OR civil VIZ ws
MT esscuiiay OF glnal D. mot 81 .,s @llrc) You,
home naturally Ind % e1s,cE % rc, .-ch aIpicAsn'
s!cas ta gc pho 1.-Two 81 m atl''- cro = 'aroi~1.
tlsyci vi,h orraftoari sr.r,'y. gl-A l1eeis rs Is
p wan spr.1,- does a taf'cT 30 icc-coI vHicr. We
frlt ess4asi taem DC rui q hoc1r's fHrrItr
20 lrt. j. s halL thng 20 h' 10 s.le on qntilon
vital 1, ones srarrties with nearly al ahoc; yol
I, .ce no wonder that ~ or we'scr brethren
shook teir heads md desrorde' md a. tt' that they
should now be- T!opororac.y cited. TIE behavior a
the enemy too llo4Gi additional cause Tor grnt.icI-
tion.
Iicy ire decidedly cior Gl,n %, Tc-miu'' srcccrf
and g.. Hoods ....gso. 1--so s ICES d no L.an. at
teurts at disproyiuc ard be.iiiirg a-l cti-lf.ng
guay-recuc.l almost 20 o sc'"-ce. Mrny Alrio
Rebel organs own up fa.rly tia' ce'r irclts have been
badly vlpped, iLat Log cau.ot II fresh tLnrc',
and tit every additional disaster IlnLI 10 Their l.ti-
MAZE oeco.s erce.l.Hgy pucar.ous',iue fay hope.
e,s no Tina. 10 bc surr sfrc-s 10 reerrl 70 as ore
II hc ups and downs 81 tic foeaW Of war at The ,e
OF re Tses IT, like IL course In IBIS instase oScep
tonL. lilo Tory S,andayi nhsllrtely mido OFT %
worse cnsc for it, friends 90 H.. SLOWING Than dd on
friend r., Sar While O fc.sa'.laal IehyTlPi went
of intp a. nit eulogium Of shcnnon EaoHing bin 20
Napoleon End 20 Wellington. aud declaring thst "i'
WIS very difficult to speak too h0iy Of ta' energy
coinage and s1il sho6n by the Fsler.b throughout
tic rampai n. its praise being only mildly modified ~
by to assertion tLat " !; re,reat' af,oT all Al
Of which instances very moderate sotrugsfjrL of
the impression created.
You know shat the Confederate cotton losn iurhicd
down. by twos ind four, ten per cent and tia, though
many Of TO- ilfucnt al sockhsldcIs nre men willing 90
holl on al u loss 10 consequence of tlcir Rebel pTo.
cH,ities Tho ccters.up o., tho loan now mediate
fresh one. mentioned q: aa.OoGOC0 tho inducomori,
held out being very tempting tie security If cour
cotton, cad TO be safely stored at definite aud accoss
bic place. This tine The German jew. Erlanger WHO
engineered the Confederate loan 70 be LETT oct in the
cold, Messrs. Hotzs and Williams undertaking tie
business Themselves
The first Of these is the editor Of n, Ind1 tho Rebel
organ here cleyerly conducted paper. tus,i.nei
TREY by Southern money. aad euriousy wcl.adnpted
TO EHs lish tastes in It's abstinence from anything cic
lated 10 offend John Balls selfloye Ho--Mr Hotzc,
not j. BIS Amorcanizod Swiss OF Southern ante
ccdents. who visited Europe in 1851 rs an sraeat to
Gen. Thaycr Of Alabama wien T. s. Minister 20 I,rus
sels. As The law Of country prolibhs any such
Office he rema aimed bat short tine Travelled retained
g. America. nDd ultimately turned up In His present
capacity. have heard 1t questioned whether no ever
was really natuTalzed d an American citizen. His
coadutor in the new enterprise. Williams Ia the
T. S. Minister to Constantnopc under Buchanan. In
In tie hope that ray of may light upon tho
Rebel aud warrant its introduction upon tho Lon
don Stock Exchange. whore We have bu. few friends
and many enemies.
ApTopos of Sheimsns recent feat Let me call aten
ton 70 the admirable military articles Of The Globe ON
tie subject in conradstincton 10 the egregous nom
sense published by The Tine. which has really quite
itself by is lack Of common geographical
Information in discussing the late events The Globe is
clever Tory paper. with something Of habit of stand.
Ing behind the chairs Of the great but apt 10 be very
welinformcd on things in general. The articles In
question are written by Mr.. George Hooper author
Of the Campaigns OF Gen. Bonaparo in Italy" ard u
History OF tho Battle OF Waterloo" lie is simply
49, Sest military critic IN Europe. and his estimate OF