New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

tpeciSi Dispatch 10 Ilt y. l. lIiune
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1854.
Tie PhIadeipLia In3Rirer has received the
following;
From The Richmond Wing, Nov. Is.
Georgia is nov tie interesting military field Of the
Confederdcy, Sherman having discarded caution and
boldly adyazced into the inferior We would that,
without giving information Ia the hdnkees, who are
now dependent upon Southern sources for ledge as
10 Lis movements could tell onr readers where he
Is and how he ID fIring.
tie situation the least hopeful Confederate 10
fear that the campaign now taken IN that quarter
vii result most advantagcou9y 10 our cause In
stead Of app iug the torch To certain coveted cites n
the Empire State vi the South, ndrgc III the conf
dent hope that Sherman i'll soon have to exhaust Dth
bis military skill and Euquestioncd energy IN making
good the retreat of the remnant Of his defeated army.
Just before going ~ press learn that the war De
Ianent had received Information from Georgia Of an
eminently encouraging character. We refrain from
making more definite statement 81 Tie news 10 II MS
Reached w. but we ited In assuring our read
that official ady.ccs from Georgia are as favorable
Irorl TSc Richmond Sentinel Nov %.
Intelligence from Georgia yesterday was very
agreeable and hope grows more buoysnt iha sherman
will sufcr scyereiy for BIS audacity. portion 81 h
ioTcs understood 10 have been very heavily eplaed
s. attempting 70 cross stream. WeIoFbear prncn- -
or names aud ocalities. Let our troops opposed -
sherman adopt seepless activity for their motto Lo
them baTrass him with attacks and with alarms harraS
him by dny end herrass him by night; lot them destroy
supplies before HIN and L., them block his ROADS aad
J. done independent Of heavier operations which va
shall double be able direct against him. Break in
upon bis array aud there viii soon be q grand hunt free
Tor everybody and IN which We hope everybody will
JOIN There is 10 confirmation Of report Of tic burning
Of AiIedgcyilie.
from Tic R.chrsoud Disuatch Nov o.
" We are stiD without any official information con-
corning Sherman movements in Georgia, but we ore
rot entirely NtOri authentic edyces On The sub
1ect. Sherman vtierday still west Of tie OcOnec
River one OF the tributaries OF the Altliaaha which
runs south through tie center Of e State Of
Georgia. ohlcdgcyilo Is situated on the east bank %
THIS stream Ii is believed that TIE enemy has been u
H'CdedEcNilie thoush pretty well assured that
official information Of the fact hss been rece'cd 1T
the War DcplgtUent.
In the oay br1sl we hear OF orr troops having with
The enemy they maze Ieea entirely successful. This
affair occurred near peterborough where the Central
Georgia Railroad. running from Macon 20 Savannah,
crosses the Oc0Lec Ever considerable body Of the
cnemys cavalry attempted cross 10 east hank of
Oconce at this point cdnesday morning but were
met by our troops and driven tack. The situation In
Georgia il regarded official circles decidedly en-
couragng There is one fact IN the campaign which
we think shoad fiso much ground for hope; tha. is
the slow progress made BY Sherman.
Fe il now In his fifteenth day from Atanta and has
yet marched only about sevoutyye miles and las not
reached one point Of strategic Importance perhaps h.
docs net row, when H. started out on the expedition
ieei nnse positively master OF the Situation Weshal
hear more lr'n h.n in neat day OF two ~
Jhe hcis1orf EpqriTO closes review OF an Editorial
D. IBE NETWORK TRIBUNE on Shermans movement,
wherein lopclGl Vsw was taken Of tho situation in
la. Win The following sentence;
Conidcriely, aldlDoi to goiJcyond Mr. ;reeeys ear,
90 VII! tel nm tia, sherman is not In Macon, nor IN
Augusta.