The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

The New York Herald, Of the 10th, was receive d
Saturday night. II contains very little Ut iair,c. I,
MT even the closing qaolasioW VI g,dd The l4ih,
which W, presume was pnbiishestan The sunday =.
issue.
The Hsrald's army Correspondent, uaaer date ol
l4ti. gives the following mild slatcn,eni ot the
losses in Grants army TO that date:
The I'd corps has lust l 100 killed, 1000 wounded,
i0, Missing The 5ih corps has iosi 1900 killed,
93'I0 wounded and 1900 missing. The 9th corps
nas lost ioo' killed, GOoO wounded, aud 1900 miss.
lug The total losses of these three corps amount
u "a, ,7O). BuTnside'S losses are nearly In the
propo,,ion and swell the total about 35 900. The
proportion Of slightly wounded is extraordinarily
laige.
The only a'lusiOn To the terrific fight Of Thurs
day, 18th, is contained Ia the following extract
from the same letter:
Hancock captured 1900 prisoners, as stated and
my Informant c0ubted i6 pieces nf camnoa taken
ty him, and believes thetc Wele others. Tir pIis-
oHfiS aai guns were mainly I,om Gra. Ned Jailn
SON command HIS ca00oa hid been taken tioni
thft INST position, by order OF Lee, ~ str stie
another point AT Johnson's usgeat sui, iiation,
they we've t-tu'nrd To him on "Wednesday night,
ahd his me" we've engaged ~ putting them ,n posi-
zion III O'Clock on 1buSsd ~ inOI ming wis Han.
cock surprised them by n sud-. n attack, aud cap
tured tbs whole. The Gghiing was Obstinate tn
night. Cur successes were uniform along. the
whole line all day-no revsrse at any point
Considerable space is devoted To particulars u
Sheridan movements. but they contain only ex-
aggerated accounts of facts already known here
The HeralAs situation summary slys:
On the 18Th the whole command cncamped at
RotInm's bridge, after accomplishing the most
splendid cavalry movement OF the At 3
o'lock on Saturday afternoon Sheridan formed 4
junction with Buffers army at Turkey Bend, en
the James river His whole luss was not over 3VV
In killed wounded, and missing.
TheIe Is no,h,ng later nom Gen. Buiiar
leicstam dated Fortress Aon,oe, 18th. says.
Gen Sheridan anived al The James siver ycstcr-
dly afternoon.
He had heavy fights, In which he was very sue
cessiul. He got inside Of the rebel works around
Richmond and could have taken The city, but was
ignorant Of Gen Buffers position. Our men could
see the gas lights in Richmond. They took three
capt Howe, "A A G, Of rebel Gen Rugsles's staff,
and seventeen officers and three hundfed retei
prisoners, have a,iivea i,"as Belle Pain In charsc
Of Capt Hood, of the 18Th vetstan corp, route
Font Delaware Among thum are Majos G-n I'D
ward Johnson, Brig Gen Geo Il s,nsri; Col Prb
bies, Of GeOrgi"; Col Davidson, OF New Orleans;
Colonel Hardeman, of Georgia; (OiSnei RarreIi,
Of >or,h Carolina: coIone, Fitzgerald, OF Virginia.
Colonel Parsley, Of North Carolina; Colonel Da-
want, OF Georgia; Major Carson, Of Georgia; Major
Enrlt, Of North Carolina; Major Wilson, L0uisl
ana; dajOT Warnum, ct Louisiana; COl0net Van
iervender, OF Virginia Colonel Cobb, OF ViTginia;
Colonel Haynes OF Virginia; Major Nash, of GeOr-
gia; Major Perkins, Of Virginia, aud Major Ander-
son, Of Virginia.
The steamer John Tue ker has arrived with three
hundred recaptured Union soldiers.
Two hundred wounded from General She Tidan -
command have arrived and left for Baltimore.
sheridan destroyed million ratiOns, other stores,
rolling stock, &c, 10 the amount Of ten millions Of
dollars in value.
The following paragraphs are fsom the Herad;
Thanksgiving services were yesterday performed
in Trinity church, la this city, iUr our recent
Union victories, In obedience to The request Of the
kt Rev BishOp Potter. Df VintOn preached the
sermon, and alluded 10 the different battles In
which the arms OF The republic were triumphant.
Inflammation has been received from Havana that
the Harriet Lane, which was captured by the
rebels In Galveston Bay on the lst Of Januay, 1868,
has succeeded in escaping from that port with "A
cargo Of Cotton Tor Havana, where she Is now
lying. Her armament has been Iemoved, and she
l. now employed In running the blockade.