The New York herald., 1864-11-26

win mako orcc able TO meet him ID tho ueghborhood
Of the iass named city, somewhere on the 0conse
river.
Ia desperation on tho par. sf Sherman; and dssps.
rate man always readily overcome by calm and deter
mined acticn.
We say look at tho situation without nervousness
alarm--pray to God bus keep your powder dry-make
everything ready for tho storm, and NEE, Ike men
II comes II 10 always darkest just before day.
TIN REBEL FORCES AT oaIYFM-sHBRMAN At
JoNHsB0Ro.
From tho Macon Telegraph, Nov. 1911
Wo have reliable Information 10 the effect that
the Yankees arc advancing from Atlanta IN this drco
son 10 two columns--ono tho McDonough road, and
the other va Jonesbcro Our forces at Griffin. More
than this we deem u lmprudent Al present to state
VuRrHER PARTICULARS or OPERATIONS ON THE
l6rH-aENERAL WHEELER oPPOsike TEE ADVANCE
ON GRIFFIN.
fFrcm tho Macon ntellgoncer, Nov. ts.j
Tho latest reliable Information from the front, IN
Georgia, Is received from gentleman who left Grimm on
Wednesday night Nov s. al ten o'clock General Wheeler
fought tho enemy, who was advancing with force
estimated al from twenty five to thirty thousand in two
columns, tho McDonougb and the other on the
Jor esboro road, at Bear creek, miles above 9rp,
until late In the evening, when he fell back to Griffin,
and passing through ,ha city its right when our
informant let Our infantry forces falling back TO
GAINESVILLE.
wdEELsRs OFFICIAL REPORT OF shERnANs AD'
vASCg.
from tho Charleston Courier, Nov 1877
General Hardec has received official Information fron
General wheeler ,ha, General sherman has burnt and
abandoned Atlanta and was advancing with cavalry,
infantry, artillery and wsgope towards Jonsborc. Tho
enemy's forco not fully asceraned, but prisoners
taken report that sherman has three army corps
supposed 10 contain ten thousand Our cavalry,
under General Wheeler, had fallen back before the enc
my, who, al last accounts, marching on Griffin,
devastating the whoo country bshind them, burning
bridges railroads, no An official despatch from General
Wheeler, Thursday, November II, states that he had
checked the enemy's advance Al Boar crock.
sHBRMANs cAvALnv ON rnR l6rH INST. AT FOR.
syTH, BBTwEEN TIE REBEL TROOPS AT oalFrIN
AND MACON.
[From tho Macon Telegraph, Nov. ls1
gentleman who left Forsyth Thursday the 18Th ~
threo O'Clock, informs that courier arrived al that
place about half hour before he left. and reported
there was Yankee cavalry eight miles north Of
town. All tho bridges on tho road from Forsyth to
Indian Springs burned by forces The hospitals
Al Lagrange have beon ordered TO Mississippi.
rHR BURNING or sToNR MOUNTAIN AND ArL ANrA.
From tho Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Nov. lei
We have this reliable from up the RIVERA gen.
cmsn who arrived Thursday evening the nth inst
from stouA Mountain, reports that Yankee column
moving down the Georgia Railroad divided ~ Decatur
ons.haf going down tho Covngton road and the other
the Rocsbrdgs road Stone Mountain they burned oil
the unoccupled houses soms twoinirds Of ths town,
and were laying waste the country 90 they
progressed They march In hollow square, with their
trains In the CENTRE They united al Bakers MILL near
Coyingop and 10 not known % yot whether thsy viii
strike for Fatontown or Athens.
This gentleman says that the view from the summi OF
Stone Mountain Of the ooonagraon OF Atlanta was awful
beyond description Tho Gate City looked ike an ocean
Of fame the nery wayes rosc and foil shroushout 10
whole extent
ATLANTA JoNEsHoRo AND M'powoueH Destroyed
frrom the Macon Integcncer, Nov. 1871
is reported that sherman has applied ths torch 10
large portion OF Atlanta has burned Jopesbcro
also McDouough also reported that 10 has destroyed
the railroad from Atlanta 70 The Cha,tahooshse and
burned the bridge ~ the river on that road.
oRUPM RaPoRrnD CAPrURED.
From the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel Nov. Io.1
Among the many war rumors eur streets This morn
ing one that erifu captured BY tho Yankees. A.
10 The correctness Of the TumcS havc nothing say
rup LEFT wNo AT SOCIAL 0rR0LR, I'm RouIs TO
AUGUSTA, ON NovENBaR ~.
IFrom tho Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Nov. to1
PASSENGERS U ,bs esouA Railroad lsai a'shs ,Aoori