The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-28
GENERAL. SHERMAN.
r eports THROUGH Rebel Sources.

Reports Through Rebel Sources
tor fes Of Southern papers give detsils Of
raj shcrmsn's movements as derived from
raphic and news reports. The Richmond En-
en- q Wednesday states:
20 railroads. beside the ChattanoogA which
north, have their rise In Atlanta. The Gcor-
Railroad runs nearly due east, strikes the
b Carolina oundary at Hamburgh, becomes
&c the South Ca ol'ns Railroad. and terminates
'harcston. The M ON Rairosi runs from
1ta duo south 10 u rneville, thence at right
. to its former course In an cssierly direction
aeon. Thence 20 Savannah, pursuing nearly
n-eastern courSe, runs 'be Central Railroad.
,ordon, on tho Central Railroad, about fifteen
east Of Macon. q ranch railroad runs through
.dgeville TO a place called E,lendon THIS plsce
on, fifteen miles from Madison on the Georgia
road. II is said that portion Of shcrman's
went cut as far as Madis n, on the G G.urga
road. and leaving II, .trucs s,ross 10 Eltendon
imnediae object icing Millcdgcvillc, the
tn' Of the = a'e. II 10 beloved thrt ssermsn
elf pursued the Macon Railroad uut | be came
i.iiu, several nles above Bonneville, and
iec struck across 10 Gordon, avoiding Mace n
yetler, ard by Ibis movement placing his
lie fore in the rear o. H. Tie Georgia Railr' I
linatee .: Augusta Hambursh, the South
,ps town, 10 Oh Il opposite side Of the river.
Macon paper states:
gentleman WI % left Forsyth on Thursday, ,he
!, ut o. lock, informs ne that courier arrived
hat place about half a, hour before no lcf,
reportcd there was some Yankee cavalry eight
= north Of tic town. All the bridges on tho
| from Forsyth to ludisu Spr nss were burned
our forces The hospitals st Lasr lngc have
ordered to Mississippi
he Augusta CHEoSioLH has the following:
iss-nyers by the Georgia Ra,lrond last night re-
ths, about one hundred Yankee cavalry made
appearance at Social Circle on Thursday, No
her IL, and burned the rii.road platform. Il
OF believed that they have come down any fur
than the C.r,le Their infantry encsnped a
near Old anefhcld on Wednesday night, and
, q their movements 1t Is thought they are e'
te to ENonton.
,cial Circle is situate on tho railroad from A.
ato Augusta, fifty miles from the former, anC
u,y live miles from the latter PLACE
be Savannah RErupLIcas, Of Nov. 2lst, states; 4;
asscrEcr- who arrived from Macon and po:r'
no line Of road this morning, say the enemy
airy iorce oucamNcd last ght within sevel
es of Griswoldvilo--the FIRST station south O
'on-aud that the main body was at poir
..e % miles from Ailledgevic. II IL MS r.
ted that tie latter place WAS heng evacuated b.
citizens. III, legislature adjourned on Frids
III, and the members lcN with some degree q
,,p!ts,!on some Of them arrived here last Vi "a
some this morning.
ehmond papers Of Thursday last intimate tia
neral HowarL's column, after domons'ratip
INST Macon. left that city to the right a.
rchcd towards Mledgcvie. Later reports sho'
LED. ey.llc has been capture, end il ia stated ID,
, Cou.edCrstes had rclu!sed demonstration
Union army within twenty mics Of Auyust
c latter place is about h n red miles froI
leigevilc, aud tho advance Of sherman pu
moving with great rapiiiiy Il it hal alvsncc
close to that place. The reported repulse
s,mnn was probably nothing more than Il
iving in Of his csvilr- aivsnce. The indie
ns however, are that General Sherman "
Jet with opposition at Augusta. Upon this su
the EXAMINE states;
.Te telicve that bv this time sherman Is son
tancc this SIDE OF Nrcon, and we believe, fu
.r, thai he has not Gltogetbcr failed 70 meet vi
positioa at q point on his route which VIII
reless for the present.. Augusta was "sll rgh
4 night and every moment ths, passes increas
security OF that point. Several a the di
.ches concur In TIE declaration that SHERMAN
my is ruined, Tbs is AL the news from Georg
!ch we are disposed to publish his morn n
Tsops who hayo an oIp'rtgn'ty o! asccrIa MI
o situation OF affairs ~ Georgia are quito hope
q. General Sherman viii be brought to grief c
: reaches the coast.
The sESrnEt- Nov. 24,b, says:
Il is reported that force Of cavalry entered N
dgcvlllc on Sunday night, November 81, a
uuoi tho Capitol and pcni,eatary. M,neds
lie is a very small town OF about twenty-five hu
ed Inhabitants. It's only consequence 10 dcIiv
ON It's being the seat OF government.
Tho lated Augusta papers havc report Of |
rival Of a large scet Of Feiersl transports of |
eorsis coast, for the purpose u was supposed,
operating with General saorman. The cmo
Leland sHrrSEL complains that Georgia has bt
oendoned by the Confederate Government.
, Iguage 10 EgllfsxSI,