Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
xev. sro,, Rebe, Souree.
We take the following extracts from late
Richmond paper:
sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS


The D..oatch Df the 25h saws e,iitorially:
We aer slill without an, official in ornation
concerning Sherm,p'- movements in Georgia
but we are hot without some authentic aGyiees or
the subject. Sherman sas. yesterday. still
west OF the Ocpnee river, one OF the tributaries
OF the Atm ,h.. VIII n runs south through the
east part oil Georgia Mllledgeville is situated
on the west bank of the stream 1t il believed
he enemy has been TO Mlliedgeyiile, though We
pretty we'll assured that official informa
ton has been received at tie War Office This af-
AR occurred near JpneSooro where the Con
tract Georgia rairOa running from Macon To
Stvanpah, crosses Oconee river. considera-
hie bOdy of the eneuy's cavalry attempted to
cross to the east bank of the Oconee at this
point on Wednesday morning. There ia one
fact in the campaign, which. we think, should
give much ground for hope-the slow progress
maIe by Sherman. He IS now in The fifteenth
day from Atlanta and has j. vet marched only
ABOUT seventy five miles, and has not reached
one point of importance. Perhaps he does not
now a. when he started out on the expedition,
ieel himself perfectly master Of the situation
The Wing of the oath says:
There seems to be nothing definite from Geor-
gia. The prevailing impression, based upon in
formation thus far received, is that Sherman has
passed by Macon, and that he will move toward
the coast without hazardng an attack on the de-
lenses oi Augusta. he will of course, desolate
the country through which, be passes. Now, if
Sherman has really attempted so wild move
ment, unless we are deficient in forces in that
quarter. his expedition will come to grief. We
look hopefully to Georgia, and expect great re-
suits"
BREcEISRIDGE ~ EAST TENNESSEE
Gen. Breckenridge ia doing ever, thing well in
West Virginia aud East Tennessee. Since the
battle and decided victories OF Glem the Yam
KEGS have kept remarkably quiet, and remain be-
yond Bolts Gap, sending on, occasionally strong
reco noitering parties, who generally lose more
than they gain.
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS
The exchange of prisoners gees on we'll. 3 300
C0nieJeTates have been delivered. and Captain
Hatch Is now engaged IN the delivery of Yam
KEGS IN return. Arrangements have been made
10 exchange large number of prisoners at Mo
bile, aud il is probable the exchange will be re-
sunei on mes river The aFrai gements made
at Saysnnah and Mobile were only Questions
OF Mr. o IL. IA Greer 10 o6yiate the necessity OF
so much o, erlsnd travel on he part Of the Yam
kce prisoners.
rHE PEACE QUESTION AMONG RICHMOND PJLiTI-
The Richmond Sentinel uf the 22l SAYS.
The fe-oldton adopted IN The House OF Rep
1
Russell. OF Virginia, shows how many recon.
structionist-" there in that body. On pro
position declaring that I've will never. on any
terms. politically affiliate Nth people who are
guilty OF the invasion OF our soil and the batch
cry Of our citizens" the vo'e stood: Yeas g;
na,S none he enph ,iic language 81 The re-o
luton shows that the House was IL ernest iu
what il III, and ia fIu'h. II did bnt express 'h-
equal, sm tic sentiment and u Il y bie fe-Ol 6
ui our people
A-reetg 20 enfiTelg "a 10 the eai, reason 10.
qaIre~ thh &c sh"uh be ,qu u, zealeu> ~
she means - A't,inins Il IL caa,mit the coui :
tr, To lite aud de ,ih -lruggle toi iidprebdtnr,
COMMITS og'selve- (" the oihgeut devotion ol al
our resources Ia It's successful prosecution.
- .riger IN the l. ,ndon Times savs that
ths Investigations OF the Bl4Tsek Improvement
{ ,mm-~on, en- the management at cavalry
hnrses. have proved heseni question that The
ae-t is.ru It nuiidipg - "ue >toresi stable ard
ou'y tau ruNs 81 hor.es the ventilation To- be bt
the roni. snd ioi mesl 10y louvre q inches aide.
c,tried irum efd IL end. sni giving ioar squ,fe
leel 81 ,entllstins ou'let Tor each nurse. The
stables recommended TO he built IN future would
give e,ch horse 100 teet ct -uDerfcis. aud 81 s
cubic iest ,oatse nf air btitk sould be car
red round II the esye-. gives one SQusre foot ut
h.iet % each horse: IN siF-hrick i iuiroducei
abou, in inches from the ground. in every tao
-tali-: there i rwing window tor every stall
AID spsce. ate lrft below ne doors In this
~. .ml by susuiiOa to snrf.r~ drainage .ud
r,.,i bghtning. IL ~ .niicip"~d that -tsblrs viii
bc,unle petle a, e,lthy In Old STATUES. seuii
I.iux sh,its are 10 os carried up. and -s- br, B..
introduced. More -isdo~ space 10 70 b slvsr."