The Portland daily press., 1863-05-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
ToTHE
Portland Daily Press.
From the Army of the
Potomac.
Gen. Hooker's Victory most Com
plete.
5000 Prisoners arrived at Washing.
ton.
Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee Reported Cap
tnred and arrived mt WASH
ingtOn.
DESPERATE FIGHTING ON MONDAY.
The Road to Richmond Gut Off from the
Enemy.
Capture Of Major Gen. Evans, Of South
Carolina.
Capture Of Major Gen. Evans, Of South
Carolina.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF COR.
LOUISVILLE.
The Charge upon the Rebel Defences at
fredericksburg.


Nrw Yong Mavs
The Washington Republican. in their most
scrint YESTERDAY afternoon. saws. "Our advices
nm 10 noon TO-DAY are that the victory or Cen
Hookers army Is more comnlete than was at
6rst sunnosed. ali that the most sangu;ne
conld hone for has been realized. We con-
oratnlate the army and country upon This i'm.
nartant snccess- There are facts connecte,,
Win this movement which cannot At nresent
he stated hut when It il completed they will
deyelope themselves and be appreciated
The following has lust been received by
mail. nothing i'm the shape of war news being
allowed to be transmitted over the wires:
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On tho Ion made a fank movament and o.;p-
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a,s.cLad them dr;ving them from their nos;.,
,;ons and cansino them swiftly IN retreat a,
least two miles further back. The resuIt was
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NEW YORK, May 5.
Tne fost prints tiie ioiiowing; Inc follow
.i's ia'es. iii'e.lse" ~ no''l iooN army Is
JUST rs aeI S.,,1o ~ mo S wash,ms'o os
s. .e o".o VI T T"a aa. m" sod "a s,ou
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s,;s;, RI" das,rn.,;o, ar ,.a ra;,raa' 10y.
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~ sre rnassaioIhn,s "a "Stniy,- 80, sousi
u,,I.as III ,ha na >, P;aSS ~"
p, pr r.., al" NV, ~. a n"' W ou 10 '"u' eu'
o'i E ;ab h ,mu ar;son.rs ;,.,,d;,r n an
tire sa,,;ment the DAD Georg;, were hron1h,
70 W.sh;naton this morniog and narcSad
-, pa,asr,r.n;s A.an,,a 80 s,a %..;.oi
nr;"an Thai .nna.ranca MS Tho s,h;ap, ~
ppn;wars., commapt and ran,srk They ,,sr "a
wall and comfortabIv clad and not ons iootad
w. ,hanah ha had No, ha "a snonah =, ,a, IT,,
ot,,cers Ma; Cen Evans of Sontb Caroline
"a pr;g Cor whoso nama uas no, Ia.rnad
wara nrom;nent In the Number 10th he;ng
,.Ii and snc hooking They were dressod ;5
IT, 80, mn;corw,s ,,;,h Ia CO. On ,h.;r
cot co,I,rs These officers were nerm;,,ej 70
90 ahont ,ha street recommended nv a n unar,n.
I ed cornoral and made several purchases in the
/ stores nm the avenue. Immense crowds
thronged the streets wherever they anneared
| Mai Cen Evans was the rebel General com
mand;ng at I.eesbnrc durinc the Rails Ruff
| battle
There ;s a rumer current that Cen Stona.
| man had cantnred Cordonsv;lla
-
nm, May D.
| Inc washington onIohlc'e oi to-aay mas
Tue .oiowns a sehtienian VINO ieIt raj
mouth Yesterday forenoon says that simuitan-
eously Win lne commencement OF the battle
on the right, our batteries on the lett opened
I on the reoei ueiehces Oh FREDERICKSBURG, which
were replied 10 smaruy oy tne rebels, but when
the hre graduaiiy siackened Oh, our infantry
immediately moved forward under the drec-
ton oil Gen. Sedgwick. The men had their
bayonets nxed, ana presenting firm front,
moved on steadiiy until they came within a
few hundred yards oil the famous stone wall.
Here they met with most murderous fire OF
infantry, while grape and canister ploughed
through their ranks, still they pressed onward
to within lew ieet OF the road. The wall
was cleared and the ridge gained the brave
boys with cheer pushed on to the second
line OF entertainments, but an order reached