The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22
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e kKw loRg. Nov. 2l.--The Times WASH
ingten special says t Is not coniraband 10
say that sherman will touch At Macon, lie
has the 18th. 2osh. 18th. 18th and 18th eorpr,
making over $1,000 men. besides 1000
picked cavalry under Fitzpatrick, with rations
Zoe thirty days for man and beast. His
scout systen aud courier line is complete.
After arriving al Macon, probably be win
GO TO Milledgeville. where he will divide his
army, sending part to Savannah, aud part 20
Augusta. which be will fortiiy and receive
supplies up the Savannah river, 90 as to
move on Columbia or Charleston.
Thh programme viii destroy the Railroad
system Of Georgia also. all the manufac-
tories for shot, shell. fixed ammunition. sc.
IL Is impossible for Beauregarl to inter
cept sherman. t
NV YoRK. 2l.-The Tribune's Washs
iagton special says that Seward aud welles
are At ysrsAnce again. concerning the cap
ture Of the FLORIDA.
a Secretary Stanton Is again seriously indis.
posed.
There was Iumor current on Saturday.
at City Point, that Petersburg was being
eyscusted.
Nv goHS, Nov. n "A dispatch dated sa-
vannah 18th saws so far z. 100 rebel prisoners
have been received. tho delivery Of Yankees
commenced on Thursday
The Charleston Mercury Of the li,h Gays
since last report eso shells have been thrown
At sampter aud it2 =, the -i'y.
The Richmond Dispatch OF Thursday SAYS
the exchange OF prisoner insugmsted at Ss-
ysnnah will be transferred TO City FONT
The BIhtol East Tennessee Register. says
the rebels captured and destroy ed train of
cars loaded with commissary stores At Nor
ri-town oa lIth, also wagon train consist
ing OF nine and killing thirteen and capinr-
a number of yankees.
The Rchmend Sentinel says IN Virginia.
new movements are on foot. and west Lou
isinianA and Tennessee Vast campaigns
singularIy complicated, are in process of
development.
Both the Sentinel and Dispatch insist that
Sheridan has sent part OF his army 10 Grant,
per Ferry
They are also in expectation OF Grant
movement against Richmond.
In the rebel Senate a resolution was offer
Ell requesting JEFF Davis TO inform the SEN
ate OF any one of the United States had
expressed willingness TO go into Conven-
ton with Confederate States TO negotiate
peace, or consult on tho best method of ef-
fecling cessation Of hostilties.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 2l.-The steamer
North America from New Orleans the ! 5th,
has arrived
Papers state that General Csnbys wound
i not serious. he IA doing we'll and will be
confined TO his quarters bJ il for only short
time
Cotton quiet but moro buoyant owing to
the restrictions being removed A Natmoras
letter mentions a large increase Of trade to
that port from New York aud other ports
which used Ia be confined 20 New Orleans.
There Is no military news in the papers.
Nav YORK, Nov n The committee on
providing tbanksgising diDDer to soldiers
have met withs great saccefs. Thirty tlnn-
sand pounds OF poultry have already been
sent to Admiral Porter's Six thousand turs
keys to Sherdan's army. and 200 pounds
poultry besides an immense spantity OF dsl-
cacies 10 the armies of the Potomac and
James More yet is 10 be sent in money
The sum OF $50 600 has been received.
Nkw YORK.. Nov. 2i.--The Worlds special
correspondent with Sheridan contradicts the
report that Early has abandoned the Valley
He Is still at New Market and Mt Jackson,
It's reported that csps Brasber with GO
ucn had fight with Moeby on the l9th and
~as whipped. No particulars received
Special to the Times from Washington
25h says Burnside has returned 20 the city
from the army
IL Is expected by military men here that
Shermans movement will bring on opera
tiosi- along the whole line both in Virgins
and the West
Saturdays Riohnend papers eootsiu nS
news from Georgia They are undoubtedl,
under strict censorship 10 prevent a paHic