The New York herald., 1864-11-28
THE LATEST REBEL ACCOUNTS.
,caERxAN REPORTED REPuLsED-THE PEOPLE Urged
TO HAHAss HIM.

.caERxAN REPORTED REPuLsxD-THE PEOPLE URGED
TO EARAss HIN.
From the Richmond Sentinel, Nov. c5.I
Tho Intelligence from Georgia yesterday was very
agreeable and the hope grows more buoyant that Shc
.cna. Wa sFr severely for his audacii portion Of
4as understood TO hare been heartily rpu,s.d
che temp We foroear particulars of
games and localities.
Let our troops opposed to Sherman adopt seepess
.Sivity for their motto Let them barass him with Al
cacss srd him with alarms harass him by day
and harass him by night Let them destroy supplies
'oelore him. Let them block his roads and resist his
march every practicable point All this may be dono
.sndpendeaf Of The arier operations whica shall
out Be able dee, against him. Break 10 upon his
array aud there will be grand nunt, free for
every body, In which we hope ybody Will Join.
Thtre Is conrmai,os, Of the reror. OF The burning Of
,xilledgeriHe
a CAVALRY FIGHT AT rooMssoRo on TIM 23D inst.
From tho Richmond Dispatch Nov. 25l
We are still without any official information concerning
Sherman movements in Georgia; but not entirely
without authentic advc-s the subject. saermsn
yesterday stu ,ces CT ue Occne rtrsr one o. Tho
TRIBUTARIES OF the Altamaha which south through
the east centre OF the State OF Georgia Nnedgeyic
yrituated on the bauk OF this II is believed
chat tae enemy has ben 10 M;ledgerilc, though arc
pretty well assured that no official Information OF the
esct hae been received lbe War once 10 the only
orush hear Of troops having with the eremy they
snave entirely successful This occurred looms
soro where the Central Georgia Railroad running from
Yacor to savsnnah, the 0conce consid
srabe body OF tho enemys cavalry attempted to GROSS
co the bank OF the oconee at this point on Wetnss
day morning, but met ~ roois aud drrcn hack.
The situation In Georgia is regarded In Official circles,
decidedly encouraging. There Is ono fact IN the cam
paign which we think should give much ground for
acpc-he slow progress made by shormao. ile is now
IN his fifteenth day from Atlantis, and has as yet marched
only about seventylve mien and has not reached one
point Of strategic importance Perhaps be does now
he started out the expedition feel himself posi-
ively OF the situation We shall bear from
,S,ln IN the next day or two.
sIeHaoSD NEWS DECLARED TO re worru oSs
niIiIUS DOLLARS PER DAY TO TBE SEpEsAL
.AuruoRIrIEs.
ITO the editor Of the Richmond rigpnich
without reference 20 your coUrss, perma me to
sugsest that the newspapers o Richmond, and Of tbs
nouitry generally publish nothing In regard 10 the cond
tiou OF military aiairs in Georgia, The enemy has
means OF hearing anything as TO the progress
or result OF shcrmau's advance cSce8L through
newspapers Thus far tEey have fur
aisbed him all TIC iniOrmati.n lecc saly, IL
continued, TO enable him 10 ,ako his measures TO
operate with Sherman from tho sea- aud - cheokmale
any move that might be contemplated by ourselves,
.shcr IN Virginia or Tennesscs. Indeed, the enemy
ct 0H IHord 70 idg million IN cola-s IL qgi pr
olg for TIC ncymu',3E whi,h the Richmond newspapers
crrnnn res 81 charge Sce % them preface their daily
tnstalmsns Of news with the remark that they are in
ro,scsion of mportaat Intelligence, which, for pruden
Ssi reasons they withhold from Tie public; and then
like ohnd bursting with desire TO tell wonderful
lie has beeu instructed TO keep 70 himself they 40
Gu aud by hints and inuuoud9e, end BY Arguments
egainsl this aat move. Gnay let ont the whole thing
shermau may be lurned back, or ho may be compelled
strike for tho Brunswick, ssypnnah Port Royal
Charleston or Wilmington lie may follow the central
Railway to Savannah the south Carolina Railway 10
Chareston, or he may move between ihc two 10 Port
Royal, avoiding Augusta, or, taking Augusta, he may
strike sixty miles across the country 20 Columbia, aud
on to wilmington.
snmrni does, and intends TO him on the seaco,st
9Th suppllss aud otherwise 10 co ouera,e With hln