New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
could reach this city from New Inlet
in special kilograms and in long and able

in special kilograms ana III long ai'u "'
letters from our several correspondents, as wen
as the usual dispatches to the Associated Press
the whole covering moro than two entire pages
Of This journal. The Herald had but measei
and short account from single correspondent
who was about five miles from the scene oi
action, and for the rest relied on the dispatches
common to I'll the newspapers, with an old ana
huge map of locality familiar to eVcrypouy'
and biographical sketches, two-thirds OF "i'o.'
at least, have been frequently publisleu Ia
every respectable paper in the country. 10
day it viii probably brng of its unequaled en-
tcrprise. declare it gave Tie only luii auu ~
curote report of the Wilmington Lxpedltion'
and pronounce its contemporaries, especiaiy
TnE TRIBUNE, beaten out of sight, Ana 'ucio
are still fools enough LEFT who read th"t sn'o,
and think lhey have heard Che nevs' WHO VIII
believe it.
we do not alcdc 20 this because II Is an un-
common occurrence, but because It's con"oi
one and comes right upon the heelsc the nlo@'
.,npendous braggadoeio Of The Ho'a'a oi '"o
daTs berore. A similar late incident occurs 10
n, which is one Of many Illustrations when We
MIGHT Give to the same point. On thc l5th Of
Sepfcnbcr last We published full history oi 'i'
| fall Of Atlanta from our special correspondent ~
,hot mint. which. with n map Of the city ana
tiGeations-neccssary in that case wneTo so
1uttle was known Of the loclliiy--iilled space
e more than 10 columns. Where was The
HaM1 1t bad no report whatever but on inc
next day. tho iC1l, to cover It's discontinue
published tho following characteristic para
groIh
TIM FALL o. ArAyI,.--Cur correspondent have
fprni,hed ~ with sI and interesting report W. dtia
of tbe fsii Of atiinia, We baye already, loW.Ier
through olsia dispatches aud cur 81 i,sfI,lhe s2r
= sposiouce given all tho essential p1rcullrs o Le
o,cnpation al this Rebel stronghold ant a'' "'t'u 10
Ionit further plltcunrs-irclulitg my iuttit thF W.
cdentsin order g. make room for IN her hiretb'e'
end also to allow space for tho oscrwAe.nng pie'st,c
of advert semenis upon or columns. We ere ahlis
compelled 10 omt Interesting lt'sr slflcfai 70 maze
/ tie bltuues CT hall dozen oriinsIy newspapers.
Asmodes, as Il YVES mendacious. There can
be no doubt that It neither had letters from
Atlanta nor n correspondent thcso to write
them, md al that ts readers ever knew Of the
remarkable campaign Of Gen. sherman against
that Rebel stronghold Wa through the brief
official dispatches and those 70 the Associated
Press which were published by every dail'
newspaper in TIC county.
IL the Spring Of 1862, nearly three year ago.
= correspondent Of The TRIBUNE vas nbuhed
for being behinihand with his import OF Che
siege Of Yorktown, which compelled n for -
fr,t and last time. e. copy something from
The Herah. That corr rol1eni, though o.
frst in fault for delay. wa anersard delayed
by misfortune, for De was robbed Of bis hone,
and his saddlc-ba1s stolen, containing
his notes and too private letter o.
complaint written BIN from this Office.
Tie saddle.bags as,. Drought 10 be, hung mp IN
the library Of the Wellington lights mansion
as tho spolls oil war; the notes, We prFume,
were worked up in Tie HsriLI ONCE a. letter
fom The Hes1irs special couc pondont NJ
Yorktown; tho private letter was Published in
lhat paper and has been u.s. stock in trade from
that day 70 thia, by such juiicous clmre.iol5
and careful editions as are known 20 the laws
PC forgery; hu. what became Of Ito horc We
have never heard. In the course Of day or
Two q puppo-''ior- cvtraot from that letter viii
again be publi hed by Tie H,rau la prove ,hs.
'itis always ahead"