Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-30

NEW YORK, November 90 Late rebel paDers
give additional information regarding Sherman S
movements. They show the movements OF the
respective columns under Gems. Howard and
Slocum Both Of these, Il is admitted by rebel
papers, arc well across the Oconee river
The report tha. Nilledgevile has been oecu.
pied il confirmed and also the destruction of the
coal works and founderies n Griswod.
The panic created in Georgia and South Car
olina by the march of the irresistible conqueror
is something which has had no parallel during
The war
A levy en nasse Of the Georgia and South
Carolina militia have been ordered, and despe-
rate efforts were being made % concentrate az
Augusta an army sufficient 70 present some
opposition % General Shsrman's advancing col
umns.
The Augusta Coustitutionalis; of he 22d says
a raiding party Oi the enemy tapped the road
ten miles east of Macon and destroyed a lumber
train. and the freight trains we're turned back
ia hase
Heavy eaun0nading and musketFy firing We're
heard east of Gordon Ii was supposed that
General Wayne who was at Gordon had been
attacked
Mile lgeyille had been entirely evacuated by
our forces, before the enemy entered, and every
thing OF value brought away
The Augusta Dsnatch ot the Dist instant,
SAYS: The movement Of sherman on Milledge-
vile was a ient for the purpose Of concentrating
our forces there. and the raid on the Central
Railroad was for the purpose o! keeping them
there whilst the whole force Of the enemy moves
upon and captures Augusta or Savannah.
The Augusta Constitutionalisf gives the p,o-
gress of column uuder S'ocum
About 900 cavalry visited Madison on the
Georgia State road, and burned H.
On the 18th or Doth inst Al eugine sent up
the road, found the enemy at Bucks Head, l
miles nearer Augusta On tie 18th, some OF
our men were within l5 miles of Augusta -
probably a radns party
The Augusta Chronicle OF the 30th says A
large cavalry force leit Greenyile, South Caro-
lima, and passed across the country in the direc
ton of Atlanta. with a view TO cut of Yankee
column moving down the Georgia road in this
direction
1t is said BEeckinridge was 10 have left East
Tennessee with bis troops, on the 18th, Tor the
Georgia line With Hood in his rear, Breckin
ridge on his Il inks and 30 900 veteran troops in
his front, Sherman cannot escape
The Augusta Constitutonalist says. ss We
write. the glad and familiar shouts of veteran
troops Just arriving from the South Carolina de
pot, comes up from the streets.
Ii Shermen's men retreat this way they will
hear the whistle Of bullets from the trusty guns
Wnicn nave OIten Deen pointed AT ianabC-, on tht
hanks of the Potomac and James
Before readers see this other glad -hout-
will be heard in our streets
The Macon Confederate of the 20th. IA. the
following:
General Hardee arrived in the ci,y this msrn
ing.
General Beauregard will probably be here to-
morrow
Since the date Of the above, communication
with the east has been cut of BIZ Sherman, and
both Hardee and Beauregsrd left far in rear
Of Sherman.
Gov Brown, Dick Taylor and Besuregart
were reported at Macon OF the 23d
Richmond papers Of the 25th and Goth say
they have encouraging news from Georgia, bat
will not print il. Still they assure their readers
that the official adylces from Georgia are As IA
yOrable as they could expect
The Heralds Washington special SAYS. In
formation has been received here Of the forma
tiOn of peace party in Alabama Georgia and
Mississippi for the readmis-ion of those States
into the Union
A small engagement took place on Monday a
Mooreield, West NirSinia. ia which the rebels
lost - men
1t is also said that 1900 rebels had made
their appearance at New Creek This is yery
doubtful
The Times Washington special SAYS: Colo
nel Baker, Oh the ith inst, informed Gen. d.
of the plot to burn New York \ man named
Wood, cognizant of the plot, was arrested ant
sent 10 Fort Lafayette The day after the elec
ton he was released and has NOT been heard @
since