The New York herald., 1864-05-25
cUISrY's STATION, May 22s

uNtY's STATION, May 22--S A. II
, .rr.cv r. GENERAL WRIGHT
General Wright attacked - NO a'ernoon BY part
Of one OF the r>5el corps that sent 70
reconnotre the position and strength OF our a.my
fierce caunonodlng was kept up till dark with little
loss to either sde wh Wright advanced and drove The
coeny's line Of skirm, shers from his front AID
camoed for the night Nc firing had occurred this
mornng both armies are intent on gaining advaa-
tage IN position.
Anoiber battle Imminent. and Gsn, appearances can
not be long delayed.
Mr.. A. Davidson's Despa ten.
AQUA CREEK, May A'-2P n
now YaE REMOVED
The orders bringing wounded via this Poni were
counlermanded thA forenoon Tney ae nov being ON.
barksd on boats ars Fredericksburg. The rar ad cor
struoton force have as left with material not used
telegraph construction horce Is at work putting up line
ALL wErr WITH ARMY.
IN officer from the front this morning reports every
thing going well with the Army IT Is dilhcut getting
preciss details OF It's nis but al concur In mo
statement that hesvy ,sxiFmishng has resulted 70
our advaaage and that the army are 10 the highest
spirits.
Our Army CorIss pondcncc.
HEADQUARTERS. AKA vov or gnE 1,Eap aGIoMMA0'
6eneral HG1cocK, win the SeCUN SoiPoi - 'N'sS~
march, entered Bowling Green todas
AT Guiney's Station they found sA me reoei cavary
with battery CT artillery, which MA soon aspersed
Our cavalry purJued them ,inactnes some loss, whs
that Of our very ligLh
The army s in good spirits and corn lent OF victory
whenever the enemy appears
HEADQUARTERS An.rY tW n iE Potomac,
GUNEI's STslioN, J Nay. ~ 1864. }
The advance CT tho army undr Han, .ock arrived al
Milford yesterday, and forccof the enc, NY sao 70
be thirteen thousand strong drove Hhe through
the town, pursuing thsm dhtsnce. "a At loss y
unknown.
An attack was made on our hend Il AIM near
Guineys station, yesterday afiernocn. The N e Hun
dred and Fourteenth regiment OF Ren Ss9 vaa 'uAVes
with the Sxty-eghth Ponnsy vanh, VoanscTs, s'ormeo
In line, and drew the Rebels sGsug OF the Niaip
Virginia cavalry, across he bridge. One naa the
Sxty-eighth Pcnnsy yvania killed, and two ors ore
were wounded. Several prisoners wern ~aken.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF. VIE PoroMAo'
May 21 --l0P. NJ
General Hancock is seven miles so nth OF BowliA {
Green and occupies the brdgeover the \. 'attapony
Our cavalry good dea. OF fighting ssut drove The
enemy all the time.
Cur position is now deemed important. ud RchDcns
is in greater danger than ever.
Important from the E@ PIP nM g tanock.
THE RIVER CLEARED OF TORpEDoas- WATER coMs
MUNICATIoN OPENED BETWEEN WASH usGroS AND
FREDERICKSBURG ETC.
WASHINGTON; May "a, 1854
On.Thursday evening last the gnnboa, s1ankee Lieu
tenan, Hooker. Jacob Bell Acting Master Schuitze and
Fuchsa Acting Master Street, arri7 at fredericksburg
afteS an exciting passage of three days. up tie Kappa
hammock river.
Tho boats belong TO the Potomac aoth :, Commander
Parker and this expedition seEs up nder the CON-
maud Of Lieutenant Hooker, who csmmox Is ono'o The
htvtS StOnon hat
The Fuchsa, Captain Street, took thsiea In going up
she beiag fitted up with heavy tcpsdo nder, which
exploded several torpedocs ths pa1sA 20; bat no
damage done to boats Quite nas ,sr OF osner
torpedocs found and removed satsay.
Some guerlas the ban Esog II rvor; DUB
they did venture TO attack the boats.
rhebo cbeve are Frodsrcka burg whiao
o.hers-.hS Currituck Dragon and Anacq 'tia a,asno
thei1--sre patrOilng the river.
Captain Street reports the Ra ppakaunock river TO
Of rogredoes from mouth to the wh9 RI at Freds
rcksburg there guerlas lurking nbou its banks
ooubtless hopefu to do mischief.
Transports reach Fredt oburg wi tn supplies
1cr the army, and 70 convey the iwourdea Mort ii.