The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1864, Page 8

k q EW HBRALD, THURSDAY, JUNS 2 1864—WITH SUPPLEMENT. a Nt SHERMAN! i i: ‘it i i At@ack on the Union Forces by the Rebels. Eau eat iti eee ’ ‘THE CONTEST SHORT AND SHARP sei” Bountain,” "yan rang fe trons Hooker's be) later. i ? i THE ENEMY REPULSED. General McPherson Within Twelve Miles of Atlanta. of ‘Thirty-shird Massachusetts, Fifty fifth Obto and TAirty- sixth New York were Partionlanty distinguished for dash, ‘bravery and vigor. Butierfeld himeelf and Captain @hver, his senior ald, seemed never so active; they ap. peared everywhere along the line, and contribu'ed vastly tay ‘the success of the brilliant affair ty their ex- om) MIGHT ATTAON ON HOOKER AND ROW //uD. Sunday night, about midnight, the vebels made a vigor. ous attack in force upon that part of the itne held hein Poarth and Twentieth corps. The right of tho Twentieth, Butterfield’s division, and the left of the Fourth, W: division, sustajned the brunt of the assault and band- somely repulsed the enemy, who, aMer this expiring burst’ of hate, retreated, leaving onby a atroug picket line. Monday morsing several dead lyodies of Cuion 80}- diers were found lying in front of Wood's position, muti- lated horribly. In two or three Yostances the scalps were cut from the heade of the men, and were after wards fowad on the Ressacca road, This | state positive- ly, for 1 saw {t myself. Our lésses in the three days skirmiehing before Ressacca wil) probably reach shree thousand five hundred, The enemy suflered as severely. ‘RUERMAN ENTERA: REBSACOA, ‘Thie-morning our forces entered Ressacca, the Yourth and Fourteenth corps by the valtroad, the Twentieth ang a detour to the left by Newtown, GENERAL THOMAS AT MARIETTA eur Hundred Priseners and a Rafl- road Train with Weunded and fick Rebels Captured, destroyed the railroad briige across the Ooste: M wil be rebailt before to-morrow night. gues, considerable Quantities ef ammunition and a were ‘Debind by the rebels, and fell into oar han Kinaaion, Ga., May 20, 1806 om Gain, Gen. Thomas’ army woved out from Ressacca on the “THE ADVANCE UPON KINGSTON, | moroing ot sue 17tn; aePrerson moves to Lay’s ferry and crossed without opposition; Hooker moved to New- town, and crossed the Coosawattes; Sohofield’s army still “The Rebel “oncrals Johnston and Polk Be- taeatizg to Athens and Macon, cations that the rebel army were not at ull disposed to face what they now believed to De av immense army of exasperated Yankees. They abandoned wounded, and ‘threw away supplies; many stragglers fe into our bands. The number of prisoners captured on the ad- vance cannot fall far short of two thousand, SKIRMISH AT SDAIRBVILLE, At Adairsville, eighteen miles south of Reseaces, on the THE CASUAL TIE S, | rr Kington red and railrut, Genera! Toma’ army &e., &e.. ce ame upon the rear guard of Jobuston’s fleeing forces. It Was just before nightfall, and the enemy made a deaper- ‘ate atand to cover their further retreat. Howard’s corps Recneeeny, SAE R Ta oe terek Dax was in advance, closely foliowed by the Fourteenth. The ~ amor Genera Dr:— ‘Wasmmaton, June 1—1:30 A. M. resistance was 20 stubborn tbat Stanley’s division was z formed with the intention of commencing what might am unofticisl despatch received here at four o'clock thls | prove to bee general engagement, and it was believed morning, dated yesterday, 3tst, at Kingston, reports that | therebels had found the last ditch. But no more than Mtyer Hopkins, of Gen, Stoneman’s staff, who came from | the skirmish line was needed to force them from their Position, A brisk artillery fre was kept up till dark, ‘te front this afternoon, says “the rebels attacked at when the coer ino amp. Daring atte icra 20 this , and at ten 0% the i lenan’ lork, signal cer, was wounded on 1° ‘Ga¥-pect seven this morning, @rclock the affair | vursting of a spherical ease; Surgeon Barr, First Obio, ‘wasever, the enemy repulsed, and our- left resched the | wounded by.a sharpshooter's bullet. Howatd’s loss in e affair up two hundred and fifty. It was sub- vetoed wear Marietta,” sequently aocertained that Jobnston’s main forea was Dnt are Pp in advaice at* time the skirmishing ‘Be accomplish this object bad for several Gays been the | Dorn” and tha ‘stubborn fight was made purpose of General Sherman's movements, Additional to ciate im time to, foto 8 hundred ‘ 'y by 5 ng to0’ Gevece are reaching bim and ample supplies. fa fori faize till midnight. No ptrrphennad go je centre was encountered, and the Fourth and Four- EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War. | seenth corps entered this place ‘at noon to day. Jeff. C. — Davis’ division of the Fourteenth corps, which had marched (rom Ressacca with McPherson's army, entered The Cincinnati Telegrams. Rome to-day without opposition, capturing a ae deal Curcurwarr, June 1, 1866. of traces tigen ts 2 ait cme to the rebel MeCook’s divi tat Mews bas been received here direct from Kingston, {he eoamy ina race for the eee sorees = the Hrowen, two miles from this place, aud saved it. ‘Guunemec, dy telegraph, which says tbat General Sher- JOR HOOKER ON THE FLANK. man arrived.at Dallas last Saturday, and pushed on rein- While Howard.was skirmishing at Adairsville, Hooker's . Additional Details of the Affairs at Adairsville and Cassville. er \ ON TO ATLANTA! Montes anobtoTo.umaus ONTGOMERY farther to the left in line. Everywhere there were indé- | tise, C. P. Dalton, Patrick King, Patri ‘Wardeu, mortally; George War: jestecott Cheesbro, Emory R. H. Gordon, Peter Attler, J. Wambold, Lieut. Wm. C. Hall, Mathews, Poter Connor, Hugh ‘Brandon, dall. F.M. Allen, Charles M. Finch, J Sanford, F. ¥. Herdendorf, Samuel Tencer. lonel Lioyd, 119th New York, killed, iptsin Bray, 33d New Jersey. A. Baxter. 141st New York. Captain Woltge, 111th Pennsylvania, killed, 111th Pennsylvania, wounded. brigade tayton, H. Phiihower, Dan K Patrick Russi, Geo jin James M. Welle, Colonel Ireland, 137th New Lieut. Colonel Thomas, 67th New York, Major Robbing, 55th Obio, killed. Captain Peck, 55th Ohio, killed. Captain Dixon, 824 Ont Major N. P. Brown. Livut. Geo. H. Steveon Lieut. Porter. 115th Nilacie, killed. Stanley's Firth divisiog, Fourth corps, toes ¢we bus Colonel Opdyke and Colene} B. J. Henderson, Cay me! Hotebinson and Captain Pbilpot,) WHeTERN OFTICERE. Killed, Colone} Charies B. Gambil, 65th Obio. hus Robbins, O5tB Ohio. 2 Onio. Captain W Durell, 15th Kentucky, Captain Jacob Pottrel!, 24 @hio. Captain Wm. McKein, 33d Ohio. Lient. F. J. Higby, 33d Ohio. Liout. Casten, 88th Indiana. Lieut W. E Voleay, ~~ ‘ounded. Captain W. F. Tausey, 70th Indiana. Lieutenant Wm. Bardenbrook, 70th Lientenant ¥. B. Colstock, 70th Indiana. Lieutenant Edward Smock, 70th Indiana. Lieutenant W. R. Thomas, 105th Mlinois, jst Iliinois, wounded. on, 27th Indiana, 9 FORT MI TONELL QGLETHORPE Ss am hig staff, digabling three horses and ki!ling ene. also slightly wounding Captain Fluke, of bis staff, reducing the rank of Captain Bliss, of General retreat, covering their lines ali along their route. ‘THR CASDALTIRG. First Brigade. First Lieut, Samuel Ferguson, 47th Ohio, slightly. First Sergt. Adolph Schwarz, 32d Indian, killed. Second Brigade, Capt. Samuel Branvon, 6th Indiana, thigh. First Lieut. Samael L. Richardson, 5th Kentucky, thi Capt. Daniel M. Conner, 6th Indiana, flesh. Firat Lieut. P. ©. MoGannon , 6th Indiana, side. Capt. Lewis Kubiman, let Obio, seriously. First Lieut. M. Crawford, 6th Indiana, slightly. @orporal Jor. F. Miller, Sth Kentucky, thigh. Second Lient. Curtis A. Brasher, 17th Kentucky, arm. Capt, Jno. & Banna, 10th Indiana, hand. Landrum, 17th Kentucky, killed, Capt. Semuel 7. Davin, 77th Pennsylvania, severely. Firat Lieut. Chs Adamson, Co. I, 31st Indiana, flesh. Seoond Lient. Edgar Pocock , Slat Obio. slightly. apt. Mose Crawford, 6th indiana, scalp. Firat Lieut Jacob Porter, 115th illinois, severely. Seoond Lieut. Christy F. Benford, 30th ‘Indians. slightty. Firat Lieut, Jos. B. Roddy. 31st Indiana, slightly. Firat Lieut. Walter Hastings, 96tb Iilinois, severely, Capt. Joseph A. Miler, Sth Kentucky, severely. Seoond Lient. J H. Hosongon, 24 Pennsylvania, stighsiy, First Lieot. Semper M. White, 84th Illinois. J. H. Phitlips, 224 Mlinois, arm. J. Donnel), 42d Hlinois, mortally. BL. Grey, 424 Mitnoie, thigh. First Lieut. Kdward Horean, 42d Lilinois, thigh. First Lieut, Jobe Talmadge, 65th vhio, arm. Cel. Emerson Opdyke, 126th Obio, arm. eli. Gen. J. G. Hosker, commanding Third brigade, wounded im the log by this campaign. When before Adsirsville = shell burst Newton's staff, who was present, by taking off one of bis shoulder ‘The enemy are making an admirably conducted ig a list of Killed and wounded officers in ion jn and since the battle of Reseaeca-— id their he pa gd Sev7,vers and one battle “ty 4 BGBKL CHARGE AND A RBAEL REPULSR, ‘White Sweeny's division was lying in line of battle om a sfternoss, on the cont side of Page ferry, a rebel , supported by cavalry to keep charged towards the river; but the fire from the Sixty. Sixth and Twelfth lilpois in frowt, and that of the Second and Seventh Jowa onthe right, made them leave the ileld ingloriously. leaving their dead and wounded bebind. ‘The nebie Sev: plendidl; fromt of eveay Union soldier in Sweeny’s division. RIGACCA TAKEN BY STORM. Amd that night, after a series of the most brilliant ‘operations, Geueral Morgan L. Smith’s division ef the Piftecnth corps took Ressvcca by an assault. Three ane privilege of surrendering it. Never. Tunnel Nl, Dalton, Tilton, Reasacca, Adairsville, Kingston, and per! Rome, are the inestimable fruits of this victory. At every point Jonnsion was outgoneralled. A VIGHT WITH CLEGUR\E’S DIVISION. Sunday morving Jobnston’s my was in full retreat southward. As eval, Cleburne’s divi- sion gearded the rear. The second brigade of Bverer’, ivision, im ¢bhe afternoon of that day, *quite’s brush with it.” Moving bis division from Day's ferry, General Sweeny instructed the commanding officer of the ixty-sixtp Illinois to advance tar enough to hold the raed leading to Home, In obeying ‘this order the Sixty-sixth became engaged with some of Cledurne’s regiments, when three companies of the Aghty first Ohio were detached fand sent forward as a support, Gallaotiy the Sixty-sixth charged the rebels, driving them acrossa field and to the foad. Captain Goorge A. Taylor, of that regiment, had command of four companies of ekirmiebers, and in making that charge was killed. The tine advanced beyond the road, not halting until it was confronted by Cleburne’s command.fA rebel brigade was detached, and after a desperate resist- ance the Sixty-sixth Ilinois was compelled to retreat. Promptly the Eighty-first —Oblo came to the rescue, and with only seven companies, jeutenant Colonel R. N. Adama, of that regiment, barged upon the rebel brigade. Now began the flercest contest of the campaign. Once the rebels nalted, then on they came, flying their colors defiantly, The Righty-firet Ohio was flavised on the leftand right. Major Frank Evans, with three companies on the left. foucht and charged a rebel regimeut. Lieutenant Colouei Adanis moved to the right, feng the other companies heroic- ally. Here the Twelfth Illinois became en; d. The roar of musketry was deafeming. Cojonel P. E. Burke, of the Sixty-sixth Illinois, then commanding the Second brigade, received a ball in the leg, and directing Colonel Adams, of the Kighty-first Ohio, to assume command in is stead, he reluctantly left the field which he has al- ways houored. Brave fellow! He sleeps now; sleeps to wake no more, : Colone] Adams took command of the Second brigade, as directed, and fought it as best he could until an order from MoPhereon bade him withdraw from a contest 40 ‘wnequal, because «0 unexpected. The First brigadecame ‘up, and was engaged on the extreme right for a time, the Thirty ninth Jowa supporting Lieutenant Bruner’s splen- did battery. No blame can attach to General Sweeny for ‘this affair, for had bin instructions been obeyed, not exceeded, no falling back would have been necessary. As it stands the enemy cannot poast, for he lost more Shan he gained. MARCH TO KINGSTON, The next day General Dodge’s command lay in line of Dattle while the Fifteenth corps passed through to the front. All the corpe were then set in motion, and Jobnston’s retreating army was hotly — pursned At Adairsville s slizht skirmish was had with the enemy, and a forcer one “c- curred pear Kingston, Many prisoners were taken snd some valuable stores On the 19th of May General Dodge's command halted mesr Kingston, where, for two or three days, it will rest. ‘Then it will goforth again, rejoicing tn its proud strength; for new perils and new laurels await it. PRRGONAL. Lieutenant Colonel Jesse J. Phillips. of the Ninth Iili- nojs, was wounded while fighting hand to band with the enemy's cavalry near Reseacca. He rocelved leave of absence next.day for bis gatiant conduct, and has gone to Huntsville, where resid&s Mrs, Phillips. ‘A private soldier in the Sixty-sixth Indiana swam the Oostenaula river sn the face of the exemy, at Lay’s ferry, scaled the works of one of his forts, pulled down a rebel Dattic fag, and returned to bis regiment with it im safety. REBEL ACCOUNTS. Telegrams to the Richmond Examiner. ATLANTA, May 27, 1864. Our advance came up with the enemy at New Hope, four miles east of-Dallas, at noon on Wednesday. Hood’s corps was first in the fight, parts of two divisions, Ste- venson’s and Hindman’s, only were ‘We had Aprivate note from General JoRnston’s juarters et suprise yesterday says that tho atlir of Wodueeday Tas Fuou YEN naive Wan? Tomas) The Privateer Florida at Bermuda fer Malle and Newspapers—One Vessel only. Barned by the Pirate—The Biechade' BRumners Active, de. ‘We bave files from Bermudas dated at Hamilton on ibe: ‘11th of May. ‘ [From the Royal Gasetie, of Bermsda, May 24 mie Tar famed’ Florida paid us aaowber vlaitvon day last—this sime only a fiying one—as she enter St. Georges harbor at ail, but remained fee bongs (saree we bellows) of her slay. 4 Five Pathenn Hole, She merely touched bere in ae Bek wo int ‘Lewspapers, and letters tor her officers, &o., awest ving Dut, as they bad ail availed themselves of the usual re- source, and in effect changed their flag, she was obligeg to let them go. One only they found themselves justil tm condemoing—the Avon—her they burat, The Aven was from Caliao, bound to England. Her Captain, hig wife, passengers avd-crew, were put on board an Englishy ‘synod Soot to London, which was subsequently fallen ip with, ‘The Royal Gazcite reports the following entries of Avglo~ rebel traders at Hamilton:— Exrerap.—May 10—steamship Thistle, 303 tons, Hors, ‘Wilmington, N. C. ; 927 bales cotton. to F. B. Stacy: 11th schooner Isaac Vandyke, 36 tns,Wilder, Nassau, assorsog cargo, to Johnson & Crofts: steamship Atalanta, 263 tons, Horner, Wilmington; 540 bales cotton, 126 half, 117 jnare ter tierces ‘and 336 boxes tobacco, toC. L. Hobson: steam~ ship Helen, 342 tong, Leslie, Wilmington; 066 bales cottony to James Thorrold. Recetpts and Disbureem: t the Ofe Epes aoe the Assistant Treasurer of: New ‘ork. May 1, 1864, by DalaN06s....esseeeeserer 114,100 67 Rossinte duriag the month, soaamasasedine 40,078,489) $54,174,107 Debit balance May 81, 1864 $4,118,587. Balance, Cr., disbursing offi. 51,752,828 97,343,236 $14,400,508 1,687 368 ‘204,300 ‘97,891,671 4,951,808 —— Balance. onan ipasdslanadien’ Eee Receipts for customs in May, 1864. 3,908, Receipts for customs in May, 1863, 8,726,160 Increase in May, 1864...0-.0se0ccs0000, $181,808 Balance, Cr., bullion and expense aceount offi 4 oe) $50,508 Fine bars in Assay office. $34. ea bet ‘ 281 80 : ——— Less due depesi = temporary joan wa ae 910,118 ——— Bal@000... 000. sseseveses 921,128,208 Business at the Untted States Assay Of» fice, at New York, for May. corps was marching in column slong the Toad to © Lieutenant Wm. Tutlop, 105th Mlinois, sercements tc McPherson, who would reach Atlanta by | ville, six miles to the left. Butterfieid marched Bae Lieutenant J. M. Smith, 106th lilinois. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. Sim morting.” Doriag’ Ses Gay fries Gotiuseed: bet pee ‘miles that day, and at ¥ 4 in W. O. Loreke, 105th Milinois. ‘went Saturday, unless a beavy force of the rebels was met went of Adntevine, see pecreineay totes ee ee Tidetenant 2B ais, 106th Uline. (Chivciqeseiaan'et aeGeninnet el Sceatela mereme; eopecmnivesnwimprener apnea, Salles, 3,000 Sead diloace "me savanna or ke can t Correa Cowen Foreign Naas Ane ey: Secobd divisios. "At en o'locy oa tue moraiay ofthe | Lieutenant Nathan V. Ceara, 2044 Ohio. Ramices, Ga., May 28, 1864, J General Cummings w severely wounded im the breast } United States Duiiion (contained in At lest accounts he was at Sweetwater town, and bad | 20th, two hours before the advance of the Fonrth corps | Lieutenant W. N. Wilkerson, 79th Obie. ANOTGBR GRAND FLANKING MOVEMENT. 1,700 entered Kingston, Butterfield, with Bis single division, | Jteutenant Stephen Janney, 79th Ohio. ‘The designs of Sherman are now somewhat leas myste- ‘100 * sGvtven tho rebon noross Powder and Nickajack creeks, | girack the enemy four miles oouin of tals town. They | Leuienant J.N. Smith, 1200N Il Teatwisnas tesichandtonmaiy bee ene suficien! ; Lieatenant A. H. Scott, 1201 ine a ‘em got possession of the bridge sorces the Chattaboo- La eg I oi ape and | Ccneral Ward, wounded in the a ou the flank of tle rebel position in the Altooas | Fer ap ere lo, twelve miles from Atlanta. upon him in ¢olumas, showing & strength about fve | Captain Marshall W. Patton, Co. 1, 224 Wiseaneta, pouthoart of Mowat, the static eee Bee seimulee | tne operations of yesterday were confined to skirmishing The main army, under General Thomas, # advancing, | and artifery, Withdrawing’ toa tavorania poritiee, | Becoad | Lieut David Flint, Co. H, 224 Wisconsin, bentley bir Sah Rr yalger aba on oa tha toad foe Antena to ee, ain tte ioe 24 be occupied Marietta on Monday, taking some four | Buttered diepesed his brigades so as to make as bigs paw miesel seo from Asnta, Johnston bad halted for resistance, Darthenas bros Kew sings Okerot,, and extends from the fmemdred prisoners and 2 raliroad train of sick and | with grape and canister, sphericel oase and abell, from | Captain Tarlor. 2d Odio. Serjifed position. “Before we could attack Bim in frost tt The movemente of the eoemy cootinue to extend wounded rebels, with several cannon and some small | ofa mile {rom hiat be held them ent Wiha ae, | Captain FA Minsheli, 334 Ohio." ‘was necessary to cross the Etowah river, and mareb up | ‘oWards our right, indicating ® disposition to got near SEE SUPPLEMENT SHEET. orms. Geary came up on his left, when the whole corps was | /ieut. Mitchell, 94th Ohio. the steep and rugged slopes of the mountains which abut | "towah river ana bridge. Firing waa heard early thie formed and drove the enemy from Cassville. Nothing | Lieut. Gormley, 15th Kentuery. — Wie Delioved thet Atlanta will be ig our possession by | but @ judicious dispiay of military “cheek” saved the | Lieut. Lyle, 15th Kentucky. op the siream. When the army moved on Monday, Scho. | °TD!ng, but died a field's corps moved to Etowah. and succeeded in laying Newe from Californ| division, as prisoners afterwards said; {01 . | Lient W. A. Fargo, iat Wisconsin, pontoons, making. the while, at several points, aemon- ‘7 AAR siaanioaseiy. divisioa, as prigovers afterwards said; for Johnston be- | Lieut. W- A. Vargo. dint Wisco Strations leading the Ban Fraxcinoo, May 81,1866. HE GOVERNMENT LOAN OF 9900,000,008 JORMEUON Andes TER WeOWAR. Tent. Col. Molmtyre, 42d Indiana. Th te said that-Geveral Johnston, with fragments of bis So far the rebelgenera! bas cumtactek tie retreat iu a | Lieut. Taylor, 15th Kentucky. @ivorganized army, has crossed the Chattaboochie, and | masterly manner. He bas fiually succeeded in crossing | Lieut J. W. Gray, 16th Kentucky, Arrived bark Nomentum, from New York. This Lean is suthorized by Act of Congress of March &, Parties just in from Arizona bring favorable reports | 1864, which provides for fe REDEMPTION IB COIN, af the Rtowah river, at the cliffs, eight miles from here eigen oh eer tous oppenstict comoerntng the silver ledges near Colorado river. ye 4 DP. the raiiroad bridge. Immediately reau not lesa than ten or more than festy Me Malling back to Atbens, east from Marictts about Ofty | und there ean be Bo more opportupisies for forcing him te Mr. D. P. Coningham's Despaten. Neen wtih Get Meme Se eie eee te 00 trae iember mills, foundry and machine shop at Pors | "7 tot — oe 4 fight. Sherman is resti and rec 5 Ni ¥ government aaeed paraiory to an advance ooAtlanta. foe ragrosd i to BEE CASEI, 26: ENE, SON yg—about tot and within | Madison, Puget Sound, were burned May 27 from ite date at the pleasure of the { Po, withan army of all sorts of men, mostly con. | Working order to Kingston, and supphes are coming up. hanthengerned ines deine art Uleeh Miers ratiroad di- | 4 meeting has been called at Virginia, May 28, by par- | Until ite redemption, five per coat interest ie to be patdl - ctly in the rear of ihe rebel position at Allatoo A great battle will undoubtedly be fought somewhere On the morning after the occupation of Ressaces, find. | rectly in . OR. | isos in favor of @ faripte and “Pemberton boys,” fs retreating to Macon, on | between bere and Atlanta; many believe it will take | tng that the enemy bad evacuated during the might, we | jc moving down the ridge to join the mals ody na no “ po fan tan ee ny ROOT : place at oF near Altoona, which is represented to be a de- de spall “inary : Subseriptions to the loan are received by the National ae Contra! Goorgis road. soon took up the pursuit, and moved in three commas, | guard skirmishing constratly with the enemy. - P i point. " > Yhe crep prospect tn California continues impreved. — pete So far asl bave been able to collect, Tseud lists of | Pressing closely on their rear. Gen. Butterfield’s division of we ayhy salen’ MC accu wonton. Beiethoe | che four and grain markets are flat, The Core le to | Banketn United Stat « notes or in such ourreney or ones =. D. * ices casualties during the campaign:— S: Me, K. D. Westfali’s Despatches. wo feolnen opee the Twentieth corps overtook the enemy at Casevitie, 8 | toona Mountains, and fight, if at all, in the open country | sail for Syauey w Hranqvasrens, Twartiern Corrs, } the 17th. The enemy oceupied a strong position on @ | south of there. Cannonading has been beard to-day, aad } TWENTINIE CONNRCTICUT. $140,000. Ressacca, Ga., May 16,1864. f The followin; f hills outside th the impression prevails that a battle is in progress to- . ‘i b i 1g 18 a iwi Of kilied and wounded in the | TA28® 0 outside the town, The Twentieth Con- porations are Ce tbe 12tb Butterfield’s division of this corps went | Twentieth regiment Connecticut Volunteers tering the hecticut and Nineteenth MicIdgan engaged the evemy, Laden centage 1. COURIER CAPTURED, adh ate bape ncn te the Hine.of battle before Receacca, on the left of | present compaign up to May 20, 1964:— driving them beyond the town, where they aitempted to | A courier from Johusion to hia Chief of Cavniry, Gen Trial Trip of the Sacram Yrow's division of the Fifteeuth corps. Geary and “Jp | strengthen their position, but evacuated before day. | CF#! Jackson, was captured day before yesterday, be ANOTHER ONAUTIFUL STEAMER READY FOR OmR- Wounded 14. ts ‘ - " th the former Sri. Waamas aveee ell. $8 seneewe: | Sb8 Tie wes eientod } ieuamny ‘i= | General Hooker skirmished with the eaewy at Cathoun, | fnformatin of dares aveumana yg ¢ TAP 10 NEWPORT AND BACT, ‘wo. mack tes e ort and east aioog the ridges by the Fourteenth : ye ~~ sing a brigide of inf r } mbartipabaa isk ie Pas repulsing a brigade of infantry, Wheeler's cavalry and a | courier was taken hefere General Thomas, who removed s * polteern tt Wi sin cn Howe a yg Wn cae ance, | cite arr ead ocoupie we wre Mookat tlt | ag, wih an wet Juan's tarsnge, Want is | Sacramento, Copan Brecvery, ia Now Terk arberm | _A1ietefire per cut_co soe ow eros fown \from Roost, by alton, to take po + Henry Lewis, Co. K, slightly, at Reasacoa, | pressed on the enemy, followed by Wood's division, | answer was is not generally known, but i is preayroed pnomenateraes Lad © | goveraments are always par or above, and surreney now Pitien @n the left of the Twenty-third, During the day Monday at half-past three P. M., and, under the pilotage a . 2 which marched rapidly (nrovge the ruized and « a at it did not communicate t ements haagen | Shere was Doavy skirmishing at all poiute of the iine—at Company A—Robert W. Bristol, slightly, at Cassville, suemnet past on a raised and ceserte oie ptt nerd jovemonte of our forces of Captain John Maginn, preceeded to sea on an engineer's | funded in the National Loan will be worth ite fase in ged, trial trip. She arrived at Newport, R. 1., at noonou | besides payinge regular and liberel percentage te tho : > = Ga, May 49, Karls. Wood, elightly, at Cassville, Ga.| " dames g Pewing 10 the importance of a line engagement— | May 10 AT ADSIRSVILER—THE RM COMOLANDARS. sian boat br har ty eng A eee Bat vo 4 Found was lost on either side. A belt of meadow | | Company C—Sergeant Sidney G. Diekinson.slightly, at | tn the evening General Wood came upon the enemy | eondition aud‘inusually wide, giving great acilisy for tue | Tuesday, And took her departure thence at five o'clock | yoiggy, & cargo of Dreadstufs, valued at | fundsas are taken by them on deposit at par. Tis exemption from State or Loeal Taxation acde frecs ong to three per sent per annum te ite value, ‘The rate of interest on this loa, although bet five per cant in coin, ts a much greater in eurrency as the differenes detween the market value of curreney and geld. Jané, thr Magh which rons Gamp creek, separated tbe oon a, May 15. George R. Kireb, slightly, at Cave- . ‘movemsnis. From Dallas to Attanta the country is im the afternoon of fame day, arriving at Ni * ville, May 19 stron, intrenched behind breast: 4 - jamtry.® open, , Weeding | 4rtien, and occasionally dashes would be made | “‘Crinpatu D—Francie Daley, slightly, at Réésaova, | rile. It wan Hood's corps web ao i unas wie mithaplendid roads, Every body Welieves Atlanta will | York at noon yesterday, Raving made a very detighttel | The seihertved amount of thie lean ie Two Hundred eat from t be timber on either side of the clearing—now | May 15. hall are toten lon 10 diepate our pa T have vot board whether the rebels burned the raii. | ‘TP and proving herself » very superior vessel. She was | Million Doltare ‘The amount of subseriptions reported t * Company E—Corporal David Bart, compan I by the bewe in blue, agaia by the gray rebels—but no- Ps bh pe ’ Bart, company clerk-9®- | the creek. They opened a beavy artillery fire road bridge over Ftowabor oot. Buti do know that } Sullt by Mr. W. A. Webb, and the engines were furnished ‘Treavary ar rt April , hee bedy was smad enough to eiay exposed in that open sight, at feo ht Corporal Wa. BL Slate, tem, conta ong bis troope inte a line of bat- | every timber noes cece ee deen made, and is | by the Novelty fron Works, under the superintendence hae a a! the works 1 ¢ront of Roasacca village; ow the left the cany H—Shariee Will took a commanding position to the toft of Witlien’s bri- | by Colonel W. W. Wricht, and duplicates constructed | Mail Steamship Company. bg jams, seriously ,at Osasville, | gade, and soon silenced the eaem: Another eec- | ready to be erected instantly: In every poiatof view (his ship and the others of the | Subseription will be reesived by the Treasurer ef the pount of cawmen and rousketry told that Howard 1”. iy was -aoeting| oonsiderebic resiziance to bie march port, Fea David Thorneref, elightly, at fwedieuten, Miner carts wrerbesaned sca aoe though te 1 plain that Sehacen taelt'he Saealle, oa: ‘same class are second to none in the world. United States ai Washington, and the Assistant Treasarer® frem Delton fato ling. Till the lime wae perfect ¥--4 ist poet Preom ad Prior, eligbtly, @t | creek) for our troopa to cross, in order to assault tbe During the trip the average speed was from sight to bitade MA would not be policy to push the euemy too herd from ” May 15, Corporal Carts Tuttieralighilyr at Hes, taken Frosch have ot ter We then setkon vee nbone * my nine Koots on & consumption ef coal scarcely reaching |“ N¢™ Terk. Beston and Philadelphia, and by the Palmer's and I Wakar's position. Genera! Tooker ordered. J sace™, May 15) Howard B. Dorman, slightly, at Ressscca, | vile and baited for M:Pherson, who bed gene to Mctiuire's | Oamrvitle and Kingston a body of rebel cavairy burned | ‘Weuty tons tn twenty-four Bours. The highest-rate of | Pir National Bank of Now York, No. 4 Wall treet, ep Geary’s bitttery (C, First Ohio) on @ wooded spar ef on gg |. Barrows, slightly, at Ressacce, om roads, to come up, then agvanced within four miles eS _ forage, on Re beyond | speed attained with about fourteen and a half revolutions Gesond National Bank of New York, Twenty-third street . ingston. jhown no symptoi 4 —_— the bill on whivh bis Urcops were posted, and eommenced:] Company K—Joe. Mango, slightiy, at Ressacca, May 16. unstinn Siiawnils cenit agrich the euerny bas shown no symptom of sceepting | ef the wheels was about Stveen knots per hour; and 60 | oe¢ Broadway. Mhelling the enemy zcross the meadow ; bul no repty was» THIRTY-TUIRD MAGSACRUSRITE— CORCRH'S URIGADE. The Fourth corps marcbed at sunrise on May 19, paas- ‘OUR CAPTURES At ROME, beautifully 414 the engine werk that she was not stopped | a 1 Beat at Now York, Pine strest made exoopt by sharpshootecs, who ware concealed tn ithe Killed. ing through Kingston, where they encountered neme op- We captured a azoal steamboat in the Coosa river at | ence to/cool journals or te key up. The Novelty Iroe => weode onthe bill opposite Geary, Many of these shots raldonn Motorinee fying AF (mo 4 position from Chaatham’s division and two regiments of | Rome, large quantities of cupplien and cotton, and goveral | Works may a1 justly proud of their acbievements in | Fifth National Baak of New York, 898 Thied avence, c rr ° ron % e cavairy. They in encountered the enemy tn force ries, A million dollars worth ef | regard to . — eame unpleasan@@y clase to Generals ficoker and Bickle, Sate = J. Lawrence, Corporais A.J. Cobb, Everett EK | about two miles sient Kiagston, and skirmished with wee Durned. The place way captured by One curing (eesere of thie vessel is the ecosomy of ‘Sixth Nations! Bask of Wew York, Sixth avenvs na@ ompere Wa A I, Ernest | them ail the way as far as Cassville. Here Willich’s | Genera! Jeff. Davis, whose division sambered lees | the arrangement er re, The rooms are Ps org Captain WE Sharidan, signal otieor, was wounded m | Hops Cos creral, Wm. Sweeney, Won, Waite, ‘Joba F. | brigade tried « Gatk movement: but, on accouae of the | than the who led upon being sagured bya | large and bouutXully ventilated, Raviog also the addy. | Breedway. A Pageants aig cheer salions trees Abie-poldt. ‘ge " Tv phos | Smiley, a of the country, he was notable to head off the wer cua icesy een cane bowie j aye peocmafeeghtmn A fa of staterooms upon her guards, Mtuth Nattonal Beak of New York, 968 Broadway “ 7 enemy. on ,. ome wi ‘& passageway eon them, with doors epeni — fe afternoon passed weray without tho whole tine of bat- | yh /*uvenant J. H. Wiitiame, Sergent Charice 4, Kim. A REORL Chance —caseritie. to be w beautiful city, and, ‘uniite the pon from Daiten, | out upon the guards, as ‘well aa into the mate saloon, ‘Oe | tenth Rational Bank of Sew Tort, 240 Broadway. ball, Oliver’ Davie, Luther i'rsings, John MoQuention, Tho. At nig! 7 ged on Beattio ined—but very few negroes. The iadies aresaid | order for both secend class Bank of Mow York, 184 Greenwich be A , { nighzfall the enam: ve brigade, | everything ia the houses was left watouched. Meay feu ‘and steerage pamsengers. The ween the 1: engeerpthaagenr graph: ee ae Hatos, James ‘Ourvaee Lowly, David Field, George | but were imudsomely Tepaiet “the Seventecath Ken: | lies romal few negroes. he iad ae Thowen contains both fire and steam applianess fo Mavions! Brobange * 2 Du R y scoetans Wan. Be 8 Hapgood, Henry tice eres, Bile Hannon, | tucky bearing the brant of the omgagement. Heavy | te be very prety, very polite and very ~ je oF - A the Ressscoe road (helday the Henry Mooney, Pat. it. Welch, Bon). who were lounying under (he tress by the battery. | Bogaen nnn A. Locking; ,Jos. W. Film % a . > skirmishing continued wei aft DAMNO MmAT— URN ot materialiy ebavged dariog the 15th 4 Tiart po gry yaheet David May, Jamoe A.’ Dei, | round teenes Comvien nn tiem moowmene | ¢ MCMnu“£oof Gorka talooeall sosseagton, tee thoes manic teed tee tes shrest. con 6 ae ane ip loner, iy ar F. Whee ’ A, Rieks joha Whit- Meantime the Twontieth corps had moved at devtigt ‘The Second division of the Hixtesath corps, commanded | safety of the ‘are not lees than her to Watt ArEs 4th Genera! Suerman made a { talier, Sy becler TC Uaker, Caled Athoarn, | vie Run ereake, theuos recessoltered south, att by Brigadier General T. W. Sweeny. recsived orders on | fed thom. She carries twalve hundred fost of two inch AND SY ALD PATIORAD B ha view te encircling the rebel | / ‘a in 3 Kelly, EH. ¥. Morrison, | ratirond wetweon Kingeton and Caserille o- | Saturday, May 14, te move to Lay’s ferry, Oostenaula | Gre hose, (rom which she can throw the equivalent of a which depositaries of public money, and an preparauory 0 @ greod attack by the Whole line. a ‘ohn Parks, Patrick Riley, | ral Butterfield’s movemeate were rapid, and, | fiver, @ point sonth of Ressacca, and it, and take atream of wator of twenty-nine inches, and alse five bun. at —— ; Bunerseia's ——. was wit i Color Merge Geo. W Ciaeay” uot, Benjamin F. | being ahead of the column, the rebels ‘awaited | position on the opposite bank, ‘ibe whole ‘command waa dred feet of deck howe, which can be added io ot RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS nn@ the gy moored mon hoy Reynolds. wo M, PI pM od 1, Fiarman, | to give him battle, Ho rapidiy brought forward | plsced in motiov, the Second brigade beimg ia the ad- | fire to the apecific provision made (or such Scatter ~ wong a Ge ae a ie "y | hoe ware, 4. F. Willeyy i. W. Pation, Soeepn Meee: | RMerllery awegping their \iaen, compelling them to fall | vance. | Upon jearaing that the enemy was preparing to | geucy. Evens (oriter ia provided in eight steam | throughout the country (cling a4 agente of the Nationa’ ve Gisios the day. Hicker and sevonelae | THOR oe er .W, Patien, Jonep + Clair, | back. "At aight Colonel Coburm's and Ward's brigades | orom st Calboun ferry, which Polat was 8 little above | Jets in her hold. tm ‘cans of fre from spontaneous combus- | nepeaitary Banks) will furnish further information on ap- oung 4 Bowers, HB. Herrington, James Mavens” dines captured Cassvilie. The brizades were Lap on ope from ped oD ee brigade was sent there to dispute | tion or other causes her hatches can be closed. and the — marching and fghting that they wevem Third brigade, if I mistake not, was | fire in this manner be ily extinguished. The water | plication and onvairy lay | held in reserve, (pee are constructed iron ; forming & | Giron, ¥ R. A. Keyser, Joba Wentworth, Jonn the fying enemy, and Gen: Borie theld joo that in no danger ware } Beeie Br Kesevag bape We tee ee down te rest on the fled of thar ame. At Ressacea | At Lay's ferry, Jobogon’s brigade, in Walker's divi: | ‘x melting shom to cage of fre, _AVFORD BYRRY PAGILITY 70 8 aeueer) oe 5 og cues : ane M. | Geoeral W division, Howard's cor; #, was 80 close om | sion Of Hardee's Nei wore fortified, and when the In caso Of @ leak she is provided with twe fiftesn-inch T BROADWAY—CORNS, BUNIO! Bpencer, B- Capen, Wim. Yi. Dodge, Patrik ke Murray” | oyrebels that they were able only to ‘Are the rallway | Bixty-aixth Iliiacls, @f the Second Brigade, io Sweeny’e | suction pumps, which can deliver in four hours, aa Fender Peet, ba. cured by Dr, BRLOGA Ohrroy A m. odge, Patrick K. Murray bridge ing the Oosi@nnula river at heasnoca, whieh | diviaton, appeared’ on the opposite side of the river, | amoun water equal te the weight of the vessel Pre. neh ofsoe ‘age’ Aileviator end Curs- every wm ey. ng como. our boy# soon extinguished, so that tr of ranch 0} roadwi | an ower it | opeced A galling tire on them. Charging through an open | cautions have been taken emergency. If she | tive sold by druggists and Nani by mail. wext day Geld, the Eighty-firet Ohto promptly railied on the sixty. | should mect a bold privateer dhe coir powerful | - mmediately in (rout of Ge the tine wae a ji! oon Taylor Clifton, M. Dennin, Benj. Lewis, 1. Long, J. 4 oxrenee—nerae, 7 iS beth ——— ees — a ai "a 7 sear ernie roRcuen sixth, both regiments taking shelter behind a rail feoce, | battery, consisting of one one hundred- ORNS, BUNIONS, BAD NAILG, TENDAR FRET, &0., nee igor Md cache 4 od | pom teh : seeee gtr taylor, Pred. Kunthe, Keuben | On the auth (he Jwenty.third corps hada slight skir- | Hardeo's troops were behind trees and, eovsequently, teedty pooner Parrout rifles to betr on Je without pain a hike Bnirape: i brome abd swamps. Ghee Cent Behe ihc | ee beets r mish with (ho loft wing of tho retreating arnny: Hardee's | had decidedly the advantage in the way of shelter from | In fact, vo paine or, expense has been spared to make | dist, 83 Bowery. evar, Citizens’ Rank. 1oiator Hieeres the ‘onition of that } pe hn meD Ae, Seg ace NAW, YORK corpe wor cbiely @ngeged wit Howard's Fou ‘th, also® | the ram of balls, For half ax nour the battle raged | the Sacramento a splendid end sxaumon vessel, and she @ures corns, bunions, Ao. By mail, 30 ce! 4 rns of has Bill necessary $0 100 5 rfec. | an £7, Wee f Part Of Pope's, Hood’e ana the rest of Pope's w \th Fook- | with wselors fury, Meanwhile pontoon boats were | willbe a great addition to this popular fine. Vmotning olee, I d00't know; but he remarked tr ag | Wan Lawn, Wan. 0, Unurchs Janes fe LUGO. BO teeee | crcesenstt enemy Rave passed the Klowah, and. are im | i n Coke crook, a trtbuipry of the Orwtendule | “The wvited gues oa ihe trip were for tn number, | Gave roUR x0) ee Ep ay lh ay ih habeiny oe Br te reuching (hemrelvoe on the Allataona hills, from’ whieh | river, and six companies of the Fighty-first Obio and | but represented ali classes of tne deet society , Among ofteat Grocer. Te # Welton, N. W. Palmer, } they must soon depart, two of the Sixty#ixth Hlinois were ordered into | them wore several di ants, ship : TRE GREAT barrie yer To COME. thom. Blowiy Sut steadily the poate, inden with | owners and captains, Some were disappointed in not ine een ee ‘The provt.battle is yet to be fought, and will prob.sbly | about three hendrod souls, pushed down the | gring to Hampton Roads, as was at first expected; but | doaler in the riteg Rate anle «i Butterfield’s division war yported on the left t David Clase, Jacob Voorh inter. Geary’s). The foliage » in, Jobn Foot, A. J. Vander. | ooime off bovore we reach Atinnta: but we aro cure of Alle ‘eam, Rebel bullets whistled over their heads, | the disappolutment gave way when the change was made Gree r * Atienta: b 6 i jepartinen got oy rier cobs. ae we have @ splendid army, flushed with victor’: ome, if you dara!" Shelie echoed the taunt with, | koown aud tho vessel wan fairly on her way to Newport. | Greenwich and Murrey sires ass liee of rifle pite, Butserheld mov The troops ai ying & few duys’ reat, whiwh they” } ‘‘Fools, are you ready todie?” Never was evinced umer | it was a ploagant trip, and all enjoyed themssives, The "HE A AMERIOAN BLEOTRIC ATEBL SHIRT COT. “om, f D * noed alter twenty daye’ hard marebing aud Sgbting. bravery, for tuese warriors heeded thom not, though, 10 | most bountiful wat choice living was prepared to satisfy jars, enamelled “enow white,” linen finished cor about Wooo, b " J 6, | They are recruiting and rofitting to start again ) all human appearances, their eressing the river wos hut | ihe inner man, while nature lent ber enchantments to | -,, tented AY Be Lg = ¥, a 5 en ane right, Wood'e i he orn Lose braving death thet they might beowme inmates of Libby | the seene The trip of the Sacramento will notpoon be ita yz, Taent 78 Wasson sieot, New York, trade tue att The charge up the bi € in killed and wounded up to this time is probably about } P. Tow the vou are in the disputed stream. | forgotten by those who were oo fortauate as te be on | supplied. ont was inet by the re Our thousand. j encicee the names of a few oilers of | Be Boo, the white harks touch the } pow — ——— tor from thew b¢Au G00 LATH FOR CLASSIFICATION, thourps which } picked up sinoe we left Re » ond With a shout of triumph, 16 pporition in taking Kome Towns, villager | ployine properly aod tirin ualy rush up the banks, ve The Recent Fire in St. bi apidly ne they go. Ca n IBLO® SALOON. mpg | My ag hh BYERING L " fr, Loum, Jane 1, 1964 Becond appearance of Miss Lotta, the yenng and, ! 110, William #4. Chan berlin, of the Klehty NrRe Olio, had tye (otal dope by the burning of the warehouse of C, . | tiful pactfo artist, whose adven' iy ee hare of the evi w ne ormed in the prewnes The fetal} & a ware 6 with torrents ef appianse, will appent fenny ” NQre Bandung iran t oe . ; 1. 8 vor eperal Howard bar had narrow ancanep in J of a etubbore foe Qe Cantain Wotan HW. il com. bo ensiay Wee ADK 5100.00: inewranoe, 85 000 DiS'benin cnn spe tra Maciewan's reat inde evaaine,