The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-02-11
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HIS ARMY MOVING.
The March Begun on the
9th Instant.
sHERMAN'S FIRST SPEECH.
I0HASTON'S ARMY WEST OF RALEIGH.
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Only Els Cavalry Holding the
Capital Of the State.
He Is Reported Endeavoring TO Form a
Junction with Lee.
The Ram Albemarle Raised in
Good Condition.
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Occupation Of Mmfreesboro, N. C.,
by Our Fleet,
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Oar Special Warrington Despatch.
WARRINGTON, April IA, 1865.
Reliable information has beon received hero from
oldsboro 10 the 10th Instant General Sherman started
from Goldsboro early the morning Of tho lo;h, moving
on Raleigh. There was no nchtng except the usual
skrmshng II was General shcrmans expectation that
he would reach Raleigh In four dsya
Daily Communication will b kept up with The Gmy
end The railroad viii b. repaired u once
mr.. -. r. cenyngham's Dsspatch.
NRwsrsx, ~ O., April II, 1885.
I'm JEWS o. nm PAIL OF ncHxoTD N mnHAx's iRxn
ShsrmanI veterans testified their rejoIcins d lhe On
Of Richmond In the moa noisy and phron1ied msnuss
AZ night the men took Into their heads 10 inproviss
general salute BY putting powder into hollow logs and
blowing them up. This accompanied By the cheers Of
tho mer the caperng Of dancing nsgrose who appeared
10 be bit BY .anniuas, and the unc Of several bands
made the scene enlivenIng enough
eBzYAH xAKxs 4 s1Ercs
4 crowd o. eeitiers and ciszens accompanied BY .
band mado favorable demonstration In front Of General
shermans headquarters They loudly and vociferously
called for the General he had V make his appearance
and, after thanking the men, ssad:-
We have glorious news, eoldiers Richmond 10 ours,
ald the reDe1 army IL DrOken up Auu uenOIhuZou
have letter from General Grant in which no says that
no s pursuing Lee snd wishes to havo us presa john
ston, which ! think wen do. tcries Of I'VE will; we
willf) We don't mean to let him rest 90 DO prepared
for the march in few dayh
Loud cheers given for Sherman, for Grant and
hArmy, and tho men returned 10 their quarters con.
CALCULATING ono another.
1Hs AsnY on ZEE xAnch
On the afternoon Of the 9Th part Of Schofelds col
umn took up ,hnr line Of march, a1d yesterday morn
ing the whole army broke camp and dcbouchcd from the
different encampments around Goldsboro into column
along the different lines Of march.
ORGANIZATION OF I'VE ARMY.
Tho army n divided into three different columrsono
under General socum smother under General Schoned,
and the third under General Howard. Tho men are in
excellent condition and Spirits eager to meet the oncmy
and Wind I'd "the darned affair"
JOHNSTON 8 roeInos.
yoApstoas amy hos occupied line or intrenchments
along the Mouse river, come twenty miles from Colds
boro, but has fallen back within fow days pcst Rd-
leigh Colonel Spencer Third brigade, Kilp,trcks ca
vary, seat ordcrcs towards Raleigh. They got to
tho rear Of Hainpton'e cavalry and ascer.aned that
Johnston had evacuated the town, and that ocs
pied by four i've thousand cavalry. Hampton had
bis headquarters eight miles emt Of Raleigh,
ON tho smithfeld and Raleigh road. John
stou Is reported gone to Greensbcrough, on the
junction OF tho Dsnvie and Charlotte road II sevtont
that he lie trying 10 form junction with Lee, and will
then fall back To Western Georgia and Alabama They
have important arsenns at Macon Columbus and Augusta
They cannot strike for Eastern Tennessee Thomas is
heading them of ore, their route viii DO through
North and South Csrolina and Georgia
Go not expect immediate fighting, except whst tho
cavalry viii mako
STATE or Tm coSEEnzzAcY.
Ihavo Jus. laid lands en- Raleigh Confederate OF April
IN which Jef Davis last proclamation from lis
row capital, which have autographed. Though be
sdmts that tho fall OF Richmond viii Aayc serious
moral effect still he thinks Is in reality great ics,
as % leaves Lse's army free for aetive oper.
ATOMS anywhere. &c states that tour army viii DO
fsse to move ro pors 20 pofaE Lhat is true for,hey
afs now rapidly moving each On his own hook, and
giving up the conisdefssy "gcba coon"
The Coaft6e-ce goes q strong on the CONSERVATIVES,
peace ehond he made 90 the Union eovernrnsn. There
Is civil war in the camp and Il Is fast bocone gil
iycrDsyrs or sHsnnAss xAxca.
Towards the evening % tho 10Th Major General How
srd ssan, escort and some mounted infsn.ry were in
advance whom they etrack some rebel cavalry, wh9
opened on them, killing aAo-se or OF the cebcras
sss5 and wonnding some nasn. The General hsst hrf
captured about one hundred, ana two pieces Of artillery
PAYafAsrER NzARLf oAr-rESr.
On the ON Major Pulsifer was pess,nS fonn Whining.
ton Goidsbcro whea he stopped TO pay the troops
BurgaD, soIae twenty yniles from Wilrhnftcn- Thai
troops had moved forward thss morning except squad
Major followed up the troops, ara towards evening
troop OF rebel cavalry swept into Tia town, goborS e2
she ;ie force tssrs and she telegraph operator They
partisfy injured the bridge
: gHs coSpfnos nrxsau's 1szs.
! When shsrmsn struck GDldsboro the army vas
inoeisss and ragged but they now thoroughly
lad end rc1tted Brgadier General Easton, who
hsys faa 70 scpp a ~ss sss
man was making his sweeping march nom Savannah.
He Bad established depots ct Beaufort horeAead city
and other points aud Sherman reached Colds.
eoro supplies were rapidly forwarded 20 him. Several
hundred cars wore plying backward and forward, and
when tho army started I. had thirty days ra,ions
hand and such surplus Of eothse that some bad . DO
returned
AZ supplies are the susainsrs power Of an army TOO
much praise cannot be bestowed General EAston for
ils iadefaiiglbls and successful administration
COLONEL wRiGar,
Chief Engineer OF Railroads. has done much in assisting
he uartenDAsters Department by the rapid apner IN
which he put tho railroad in order. Tho railroad from
here TO GOlds0oro s as raie for travelling purpose any
Tracks were ioid, bridges bull. and communication
opened with wonderful oelery, under the management
Az We arc going to keep base open, Il IS Of tho
Utmost Importance TO have sueh mea a. the heaS OF
slairs.
There hevc been soms Changes made IN commanders
Colonel Patrick Jones has returned from New York with
hs well erlted rank Of ersadcr 20 his brigade Second
ave done more 10 merit star than General Jenes
Colonel Nende, Thirty-third New Jersey has been 1
appointed chief o. General slocams stan, ranking a.
bngadier
Colonel schoheid brother 70 General sehofed, res
,een appointed tigeder general and chief OF his /
srother's staff
BnFadicr General c c. wOlcou has been promoted /
roc the command Of brisrde thu command Of tie
sirss division, foarlcenth army corps
Captain John = Bower has been rromcted 70 Q ma- /
ority
Captain Hoyey end two men captured eeverty -elsAs
aea and onicers ncar Go!dsboro He struck On thea,
erSuaded them thai they surrounded Gnd acfaay
ish,cned then 7to q surrender
Lieutrnart L b Mitchell, ordnance oinceT rftcecth |
lyres' sat y
iiuloF RA Eocdhali, Aajussni General. Srfeentn !
sfoy cnt, has cn promoted 10 Eeelebsnt c3lcleisy
II-utaEa1 ". Il Barlow, onsrtsrmastgf rrsm9tee 10
,e.p sircy ana uHsttsni evaaierlnasaef
cart,e Montgomery Poshsster, Assixtrnt Ae1rsast |