, 1864-05-28
FROM GEN. 6HERmAN'S AID
VANCE.


clal dispatches, That Sherman moved on TUESDAY
morning by WY q DalIas, completely tlanEtos a.
aD ElEds, land bnas plenty ol green pastaro for hls
cavalry horses. OIher supplies are belos seat for
ward to Kingston without delay, as the railtoal Is
t9cnt such hsste, thst they 10 little damage to
Toa viii doubtless have heard Of bsttlc or
foot race ere this reaches you. Altoonn, on the
Etowah rirer Is II miles teyond Shcrnau's fsont
on Sunday 1ast, and the only possible place tor
EtsEd north of Atlanta. Johnston must slides
much weaker Therefore, E7hy should he retreat!
Polk's army ard all the 3Lobile garr1aoa, except
two q three companies Of heavy artillery. arc
could have = week OF nlcnth hence. A!too1a Z
amepG uut1,au 5astnese; latianta is on . oroad
Rsht i nc tee spse1 psee III ni It '
After NIL, hare orc query to ask tha Fes5er to
reflect upon, and i ls tiis; I: not Johnston too
to make tie uistsuce between Grant and Steznan
greater, BY railroad. while that between Johnstod
md Lee; BY tne same method e tsayel, Is can
ual]y reinforcing Lee : snd when ovestasen, vii!
there be any Of bis army left. am not prepared
It's
e Suppose brigade sttcr brigade vcra transferred
army sufficiently strong to ann1hiatc Brtlef, or
compel him to retreat; what the9? confess l
o19 tsn On .aS h ssso hepa apa be-
against such possible contingency. Tha result
ofsuch concentration Of the rebel forces would
he to enable 1s to defeat them easier than at pre-
sent, provided we could concentrate as readily as
they; but II we failed to do this, disaster would
follow. a junction between Beaaregard, Lee and
Josnsion Tonld 1eaye b9t single forcs e tsh.
those Of Butler, Grant and Sherman1
We bare four thousand prisoners aud hundreds
Pe1ton: Gen. Stoneman. With his cavalry, is pursa-
inE. Johnston. who engaged them with artillery
that morning.
Lsstof Kidd, .eoun1ed, and mlss;ng IN tas 4sd
rtgtmenk Minois reteran eo!ustsers, at tho batss
near R<saca, 3d., Nay 14ka, 1854.
Especially reported for the Chicago Tribunal
COMPANY B.-Wonnded- Il. Baldwin, &C.
CosrAsr c--Kmea-w: Mecenehie, ~. L.
Whiting. Wouuded--,st Lieut. B: J. Powell, NOR
ta.E sinse fesa 1 csfSer sseuy; = ,aosas.
s'eos Gos}is1 n s;sa; D. F. Gray, Sc
s sssF 6bss bdt, ssysfs GesR H. l.
COMPANY E.-Wounded- Lieut.. E. Hurson1.
ssys3s ssys3s{ ss sgses eaa ssht s,ts; II a
man, slightly. Missing PIRATE L. c. Day.
conrAxT F-EIlled-Priyate F. Pharatua.
WorndedE,frivate G. r. Lang, slightly 9aesdep-
SosE1sr -Kt1lsd5Rasatss sp W.. ~; Beyd, Y.
pe eosrGr H.@kils d-Ffi. j. shcrriFi. Wound
ss7sStg ness Bsss sS ssSsd,s! y 1:s ssf
co1rAsr -L-Knled- ". W Mend.
| Eounded-Cotp. CA. LnstIum. slightly; private
cosr.xr. .K-Kilkd-corp o. Hendrickeon.
Megndes. Sent: J. g. Beard, allshtly; sergt @.
Rrds111G1A1ioS-s killed, Is wounded, mis-
| efuE-tota1 Al.
sies and Wounded 5tom SAe,maa's Army, ssnt
I:e9n; otoftanoega 4av =, to Aae 7asaetA< Ho'-
Ea"t' r, ~, ,..4,.,, a. .a.
rleht loot; i. n. Munford, corp. s3th Ind, right
! forearm and hand; John Cain, K. @ Ind, right
side; ": D. Boyd, E, Goth H., right Thigh; = z
laath Ind, !e!> foot; Richard Holman, G. 9Th Ind
fracture foreauser left hand; YIN. Davis 4, 1871
Mich- ampntatton fore hneer lcn hs1d; W@. +.
9Gn eos e;n aiatb ia breas esh
Herman Schmidt c, Ilsth n. Y, lele leg Wm. q.
Il Afford, F. 18th Mieb: left forearm, flesh; John
f. ksE ia i h,cS: e iianf9 h. sqaq Wel1s
Ioses G. Weatherspoon, 4, soth IND; ". :. Bark- M
hers, G, s0th I'D; Bartlett 3. Hollis, 4, sosn
I sS5S3o inS WsefEas Ress I'd 1nd Sseee pig:
f51h Ind: Martin B B: Gum, 18th :, Ind;; Js56!n 5
Adams, ?, 1soth Ind; !; T. Gal!ian H.. 3. tb Wls;
corporal, 6: 56ih III; Il. Webster; :, I'd H.: Ed
K, 42d ILL.,; j. G. White. !, lsth III; d.
r.. Zook, D, SD ILL.,; =, Thomas heho.
4 a., ssth H.; Michael Enpeldlng, F. z1th u;
Gee, Bentley, D, Esd Michigan: Joee2h y. HODGE,,
son, E. a3d Ind: Corp. WellisttEe Aattin, u, bSd
Ind: Wm. Z. Emme1eon, 9: 2Sd Mlca:: Jas Afch. Il
15.h y 81 seret SSh9 ssd ;e6 ii NSd} ;{o1 T. s' isfn
ity, Z. ID Ind. csv.; VIM 4. Ray. !, 18th 1n5: Ed-
| ward &. Edwards, <, 18th I'D; !: a. MH!s. L.
! 18th Mich; Frank Fox, c, 9Th WE; Joseph @ Il.
| Atwood, G. 9Th III: John Aensei. a 20 sieu:;
ElIakim Norse, B. sd Mich; Alonzo AatS1nei1n: 31
u A. l2Sth Ind. Corp. Cyrus c. snow, =, 1l:tn IL,
yaeoo uayerly, !. 1a1rh Ind; Corporal hobett 4.
| pratton, +, asth lid Phillip ". Ossman, 2, 2!th
md: Jacab Uer1n, E. 60th Ind; Franklin C!enln-
gct q, esd Ind; Corporal Stephen Bfown, F.. i7th
I Mo; Peter Fax, l. e5tn Mich; Wnltan .; Eason,
| @. 10Th Wif.; eraular conjecuon; bensfs bass, !.
10th Wiz, acute conjunctiTisis: =. Iamsags'
10Th wis disease Of heart: Jossph smith: & e. 18th
Ill. spinal disease; John II. King, g, 10th Wls.,
g1anu1ar copjuntiy1tIs; james WaE!. r. Sth loNa
| cav, confusion with fractureq r1s neegea1t
Will1am Lankfor1, G. eHh 1nd de. Il. b8iley, ID
JLhn FnpsbuyE D, i121h Ill: Jeremiah Day.s, 63d
Il Ind Ohm E5i;gton, B, e6th Wis. Jnhn " EFsna,
4 1utst III ;Thos. r. Prime, L, 4th Mich; sesgt
| Geo. " 4 seIuau, B, 8ath IND. Wtn. STANLEY, z,
i -f51h Ind; Mpecs Arc1eE, \. So1n no: 3osepn
. To1er, A, 1G1.t H.; corp. Mm: + Mean1afd, !:
= Nsd Ind. John jackson, =, S7tn INC; Aq4re"
j: ea1eze z7th I'D sss2P eses2' = s6h y; .4siyis is
i ee9 9. II. Pope, =, teth !oEa; ssFgt Hisag ),
: q th 'oVa. Z. u. Wh1pple, G, ll!th Penn.
samuel !. Wilaon. q, 3fst Ind: Washington Nc
f.Nanorn, D SD Ind; J. R. Tnxnef, y, Soth IND: