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Yankee eommunicsiion. Down ne Gessgh
rood. IN this directioa. ID 10 MD thss Dreck-
inridge was TO leave upper Esst Teeeessss,
with his troops. on the l3sh, Sor the Geesgh
line. With Hood in his rear, Brrckinri e q
his flank. aud 81. 900 veterans 10 his Guao,
Sherman cannot % ape
An Augusta pap,r says: A. re write he
glad and familiar shouts of the veteran troops
arising from the South Carolina department
comes up from the streets. II Sherman ~
treats this way he will hear the whistle Of bul.
lets from the trusty guns that have % oltsa
pointed at fanatics on the banks Ct the Poto.
mac and the James beiors our readers will
streets.
The Macon papers of the goth say Gen.
Hardee arrived this morning. Beauregard
will probably be here tomorrow. Since
the date Of the above, communication with
the East has been cut off by Sherman.
Both Beauregard and Hardee are left in
the rear by Sherman. Gov. Brown, Dick
Taylor and Beaurcgard were reported 10 be
at Macon on the 22d.
The Richmond papers Of Friday and Satur.
day say: They have encouraging news from
Georgia, but they won't print it. They assure
their readers that tho official advices from
Georgia are favorable a. they could expect
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 29.-Gen. Thomas 10 re-
ported to have rctreated to Franklin, ten miles
southwest of Nashville. Military authorities
say that one report is clear. Thomas is prepar-
ing to re-organize the large reinforccmcnts now
on their way to him before giving battle to
Hood.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 29.-To the Sccrc-
tary Of the Navy: have just received die.
patch from the Commander OF the prize steamer
Florida. informing us that she was sunk in nine
kthOms of water. She had been run into by an
armed steamer aud badly damaged. will 10.
form the Department Of the particulars.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28..-An order was b.
sued to day for reorganixing new Volunteer
Army Corps, to consist Of not less than twenty
thousand infantry. to be enlisted for not lcss
than one year. 1t will be designated as the
First Corps, and will be organized in the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
III uuit ctCisui1cT WuiCu uItIsCU tO-Ouys W
ports that yesterday morning heavy cannonad-
ing was heard at City Point, from the direction
of Petersburg. ..- .-.I
The captured officers and men Of the pirate
Florida have been sent to Fort Warren.
Major General Couch has been transferred
from the Department Of the Susquehannah and
ordered to report to General Thomas.
1t is believed here that 10 few days We shall
have intelligence direct from Sherman via s.
vannah or Charleston
The Richmond Wing says that there ore now
only about four thousand Yankee troops at
Ncwbern, s. G.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Louisville dis
patches say General Bernebridge reached
Cumberland Gap in safety. t
Breckenridge will be prevented from in
vading Kentucky from that quarter. If
the rebels enter that way, Burbridge will
advance.
The pirate Alabama No. 2, arrived ct
Bagdad, Mexico, October 10th, to proceed
to Richmond via Matamoras.
A plot to burn the United States depot
at Memphis, containing two millions dol.
lars worth Of property was discovered.
The rebel agents were to have one tenth
of the value Of property destroyed
The rebels are in great tribulatiou in
4 regard to Sherman's movements. They
have reason to believe he u marching b
the coast of Macon.
The papers of the goth say Gen. Hsrdee
leaves this morning. Bsauregard willstart
tomorrow. f H5 es =
Since the date Of the above, Sherman
has cut of their communication.
The pirate F5orida IVES susk By eo)lisiee
with the 7rswpetser.
New YoRk, Deeenbsr lsk-Ths h.
slfs special says Gesesal A. 8. Lss, Co.
manding the Unioa forces q Baeoo Hsuge,
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