The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-28

Richmond pagers OF November ~ contain envices
which state thst good portion OF the Federal forces
In Fast Tennessee have bcen sent " sherman This
fact WAS probably known 10 the s,ishorttcs before
the papers published tor 10 ought W have bcen.
meet these relnfcrccmen'st Are our suthori
ascspt or 10 Georgia W be le 70 take caro- Of her
self
The Rehmcnd papers on the other hand mani.
feat q corrupoodine distrust and bitserncss to-
wards Gccrsts. cue OF them sssses
General Sherman Ia not conqucrin9 Georgia back
into tho Cnicu. hut many hitherto un nhelSvinS
Georv'ans are by him getting thcmse'ves osSnisod
into the true Confederate fsih. Geovg,s, trWRh
this ordesl Of fire, will come forth purtieA phe-
norneuon which hse aire~dy, been oheerved IN the
cnse Of some portions of Western virginfs ssyd ~
other States. Thoec who have not been actually
touched by Yankee INVASION whose houscr,epoes.
mills md pIoushs have not been burnci up whosr
families have not been insultc'l, nor heir harti"
profaned by the uucle,n s~srms OF blue prigands
calling themselves soldiers Of Ne Union ~ bus
who, on tho contrary, sitting at oAse under their
own vines and hickory trees have hoard from afsr
OF tho hum and roar Of the mighty contest, nus
have sctuay felt II only in inoreascu prunts uton
ever vtbirg they produced for sale suen Potus-
lalon has sometimes shown itsc'i a lttle luxe
wsrp. not to say unpatriotic. But lc, the wave OF
Yankee invasion sweep over their hitherto pcsceiu
a =. ricts-let the broad track of desolaton ehow
iss rair- and c.ndors where was plenuous
cheer, and vendurc, and blooming lfe--lcs 'h'j
wall Ot the houselcss women and little ones e
heard q, they wend the,i way sou.hwNd-wr lie
their hx1 ds aud focks are driven on northwv IT.
M thas reg ou 10 good Confederate ground ncc-
forth and forever. II the thing ross.f se Out
It Ia moth a. should expect 10 see Governor brown,
II GeorsiS ~ sill staunchcr Conicderass fhan be-
fore-no~ a. at his house has been burr cd 10 the
ground, with his pictures, furniture and library.
ny TELrGRAGu
Exchange or Prisoners stopped Tho So
vuut nh Railroad lut.
Bait more, Nov 2T.--The Anna polls correspond
on, ot the Baltimore AxxnioAs G icgrsrhs tbi.
evening as follows; I" The steamers. Herman Liv
ingsson and wey, ossc, have arri' I'D with 1,24e
paroied prisoners hpm Savannah. The Captain o
,he Herman Living s,on reports that when b
sailed on the 25th thiu the exchange Of prisoner,
hsd ceased, as sherm. IN had crit od the rsilrosd
lssi,ns from Savannah. and hsd, II was thought
reached all the balanced Of our men, a he wal
oniy abou, six hours N arch from the stockaio.
when the mon who arrived In the Herman Liv
ines,on left them, though an effort was bcins
made by the rebel. to son our mon to Florida.
Washington, Eov 27.-.Eho s,vsnnAh DAHL
NEws Of tho 2Sd. has tho following telegraph,
news -
Augus.I, ca, , Nor 9?d.-l'he special train from
Dsvisboro reports that Mic, !govlc and Gordo,
were captured yesterday. rhe Stale House, Gov
ernor's Mansion and the Pcnt ,ntiary were burnoi
Gen. Wayne holds the ocon-c Bridge. Nth N,
from Macon. Passengers the Georgia road 70
port that the train went to Greensboro to-day. TIT
enemy sppcar to have all gonc In the direction o
| Mcdgevillc and Macon but nothing certain Il
known.
| The Augustn CoSsrITuTro, ALrsr Of Monday even
ing says that passengers by thc Georgia rosd all
las, evening reported that the Oconec bridge, fv
miles above Gordon, WAS burned at noon ycs,erda!
| BY . small party Of the encmy's cavalry, who re
tired aNer they burned the bridge TO their camp
| the north side Of the river. The force Of the enc
my on this limo of the roal is estimated ut ISL n
advancing slowly aud osunon.ly.
The Governor OF s'uth Carolina has ordered h
reserve militia OF that State 10 assemble a, Han
burg.
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, has issucd PR
| clanstiou making a levy en- mdsse OF oil either
between ,hc ages Of sixteen and forty Ave, TO
for forty days
Cspt. Baker, of tbe Hermon Livingston. says
Mscon thst the 70 were $500 Union prisoners
Macon. on the way 10 Savannah to be exchange
but tho road bona interrupted, they could not
brought through Otherwise the exchsn 20 "
going on we'll.