Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

Wbrld's correspondent with Sheridan
CONT idiots the report that Esrly has
aban1ned the valley, he is still at New
MARKET and jackson. Il is reported that
Capt. Brasher, with go men, had a fight
with Iosby on the 18th, and was whip
ped. No particulars.
New York, 22nd.
Hehld's special says the news from
Siberian through rebel sources has Great
ed anexcited feeling and increased con-
fdencein the wisdom and success of The
great hovement.
TimFs Washington correspondent an
nounsa the story of an interview be-
tween ae French minister and Secretary
Seward
TribIne's Washington special says
Sec'y Stanton was again at his Office To-
day. hehad no idea Of leaving the Cab
met.
The reported death Of Gen. Candy is
feared b. me War Department to be too
true. His death will be a great loss.
Gen. Rawlings, Grants Chief of Staff,
telegraphs that there is a great panic IN
Richmond soncering Sherman's move-
ments. The ION corps mas been abol-
Ished and Gen. Emory ordered 10 report
to NH. Dist OF the Mississippi.
Washington dispatches Of yesterdy
says, INFORMATION received here shows
conclasively that Early has boon routed,
with lis enlce force from tbs Valley,
New York, 81.
The Worlds Washington Special says
Richmond papers Of ths l9lh, contain
positive information that Sherman is for
gong south of Atlanta, and Steel Is NOV
nag onward. The people along his route
and mos; Of the Southern cities are in
a high stale OF excitement, and there
seems to be 40 troops 10 retaFd his prog
ress. Hood is still uear Florence, aad
has made no offensive movements. Dis
patches from Gen. Rawlings, Giants
Head Curriers' giving the substance Of
news IN Tie Richmond papers confirm the
report.
The Provo Marshall has Issued or
ders, for the enrolment lists by putting
on the na,nes of those persons who have
become liable 10 military duty siacs the
last enrolment. Taxing of the names
of those who are not liable to military
duty. The 18th army corps has been
dis bauded and the troops who com
PR ed it and put it into other corps.
General Buruside's reported al assign
ment 10 the Cab corps proves untrue.
New York, 18th.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th
contains the following dispatch. Angus
Ia, I4.b, a fight occurred al Rough and
Ready between Steei's troops aud the
Yankees,in which the latter were driven
back. LaIer returns from Atlanta says,
the city was evacuated by the enemy al
twilight Monday. The mail brings news
of the 10Th, which left Hood at Tuscum-
bia with two divisions, TWO OF his divisions
had crossed Tennessee River. The i'm
pr ession was that the rest would soon
cross.
Washington, 18th.
Later from the army of the Potomac
says, inactivity still prevails with the ex-
of ordinary movements. The
exchange Of pickeLs and batteries and
casualties occur. Daily along the picket
line, stray shots freq uently catch US far
in the rear, sometimes ihaioting fatal
Burnside reached city Point Oh
Wednesday Oh visit to his old corps.
New York, 10.
Tribune army correspondence spe-
cial of James river says, Information from
Richmond renders it pretty certain iha.
Lee is detatching part of his force, for
service elsewhere, rebel papers betray
win. ut tr5 oxidation at reported move
an Shera,ans army expresses anx-
concaroi,, Augusta Macon where as
veil as al CoIunltIs wAs1a they have
heir most extensive S%c0wder mills, evI-
Iently entertain gravest aPPrehe4si9nS'
New l.nrk. 10.
Rumored here TO day that Ions sirest
nd Early with thirty five thousand nm
lsyed south from Fishers Hill Tues
az night, %eyidendy to Interrupt Sher-
lan.
Louisville. q.
Private reliable news dated Rome, ga.
7th saws: destruction Of manufacturers.
Hills and OTHER buildings, of grea, val pe
} the enemy, commenced yesterday ex-
rolling mills, stables ald store
ouses were destroyed by order Of Gen,
some places of MINOR Importance
red by soldiers.
New York, 17th.
Following reports by 2 reliable contra
and Sheridan destroyed 80 dwelling
ouses, $50 barnes, 81 mills, 3 factories,
furnace, burned 100 miles fencing,
90 geo bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels ,
5rn. 5000 tons of hay, captured LEO !
lttlo same number Of horses, 1900 }
ogs.
Montreal Gazette publishes Young's
JmmisSion from the Rebel Government
llhorizing him TO organize for special
srvice a company MOTTO exceed two hun
red in number from those who belonged
the Confederate service.
New York, Is.
Washington special states one officer
one OF the District Colombia Regis
cached here, having escaped from the
bel prison says: 5000 Union prisoners
re in Stockade where they fare some
hat better than at AndersonviIle, %,
DO prisoners are at Milne Ca, this Z
ems to indicate the removal Of our .
-osoners from Andersonville.