ing.mall limt-froin hieSouthern who iliil imi't cx-iloctdr of k to win won. ami valueless to wall rfore tin-■nnan to ooseo liif* Vet of a t lliiod's Duress of «h! even i hen the i not fol-rali less, e uaele.se It Hoodes in suers in thishat ever mond paean; like enemiesliics theyIDUgrrnsions facte rt, worthTims have the services of two valuable officers been lost the army. Their seconds will lie cashiered.battle.TheWore war upon I he Women.[From the New York Commercial Advertiser ]General Sherman, finding at Roswell, in Georgia. four hundred factory girls, employed iu a large^cottou factory nt that point, ordered the w hole of the unfortunate creatures “to be sent north of the Ohio.” General Sherman has shown on two or three occasions that ability as a military commander is quite compatible with something not far removed from imbecility in respect to civil matters. He writes stupenduously foolish general orders 011 things political, and is evidently incapable of administering a village on practical principles. But it isbardly conceivable that an officer wearing a United States commission ot Major General should have so far forgotten the commonest dictates of decency and humanity, (Christianity apart,) a« to drive four hundred penniless girls Hundreds of miles away from their homes and ftie.nds, to seek the1 r livelihood amid a strange and hostile people. We repeat our most earnest hope that further iufoimation may redeem the name of General Sherman and our owi. from the frightful disgrace which this r*ory, as it now comets to us, must else inflict upon one aud the other.Fort H Berry v Newto after 1 siderat been ftthe moorder e«ing to only U frais o Will fair, w Kamsctheir t guardthe ci rear, h eJ to close 1 brigad about ed vigi and dr to it. t Johns* tire, llt; but saGen such sGqv. Brown's Proclamation.—We copy the iproclamation of Gov. Brown to the “Militia” of the Cherokee counties of Georgia, as xn illustration ofmy s afeatedThe