, 1864-06-27

A special train from Cynthianaa arrived
last night, bringing 100 wounded, among
them 20 rebels. The #ounded remaining
at Cynthiana are beiug well cared for.
Two Ohio regiments captured at Cynthi-
ana were paroled 1T Claysville, and arrived
here last night.
Chicago, June 15.-C. L. Vallahdighath
suddenly made his appearance in Hamilton,
(Ohio) to-day, made speech in the pHble
square, and left in the afternoon for Dayton.
Washington, June 15.-The movement
Of the Army Of the Potomac to the south
side Of Richmond, across the ChickahOm-
iny and James rivers, is progressing far
enough to admit of publishing some gen.
eral facts without danger of premature dis
closure. After several days Of precautiOn,
the move commenced on Sunday. The
eighteenth corps, under Gen. Smith, marched
to White House, and embarked transports
to Bermuda Landing.
Wright's corps and Burnside's corps
moved to james bridge, crossed the Chick
ahominy and marched to Charles city. on
James river. HaneUck's corps and War
ren's corps CROSSED the Chickahomihy on
bridge and marched to Wilcox, on james
river.
The river was to be crossed by the Army
at POwhattan Point.
A dispatch from Grant dated Headquar.
ters, Wilcox Landing, $50 Monday even-
ing 18th, stlted that our advance had
reached that place and would commence
crossing James river T"esday. Smiths
corps would commence arriving at City
Point that nighl.
No fighting reported during the move
ment, except little cavalry skitmishing.
Grant was at Bermuda Landing Tuesday,
the l4th, at noon. Dispatches from him,
dated Sd, PM, say our forces will CON-
mence crossing James river to-day The
enemyshows nOsigns yet we having brought
troops to the south side Of the river. Our
movements to James river have been made
with great celerity, and SO far without loss
or accident.
An unofficial dispatch, dated Gen. But.
ler's headquarters, the 18th, 2i20 PM,
says Smiths corps is coming in, 5000 hav-
ing already landed.
New York, June 15.=The WorIds
Washington dispatch, dated 14th, says:
"There are rumors in town to-day that
Sheridan had reached GOrdOnsville on the
way to join Hunter, and destroyed the
Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad. 1t is
understood they will pay visit to Char
lOttesville and accomplish all the damage
possible to destroy depOts in pathway.
Sheridan, accompanied by large cavalry
and artillery force, is fully able to contend
against any body he may fall in with. 1t
was suspected at the time Sheridan started
that he would pass round the south side Of
Richmond and sever railroad connections
with the city, but this portion Of the work
has probably been entrusted to Kautx, who
has been over that territory, and Is there
fore familiar Eith tho country.
Since Sheridan's distinction has been
disclosed, the importance Of his movements
are made apparent. Hunters column will
act vigilantly and effectively in the territory
in which he is now engaged His mission
is understood to be not only to capture
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known that the railroad lines leading to the
rebel capital are now taxed to the utmost
for sources Of supplies for the inhabitants
Of Richmond and Lees army. If the rail-
road lines leading to the immense food de-
pots in western and southwestern Virginia
and Shenandoah valley be cut Of, the reb-
els will be compelled to send away non.
eombatants and place the city In state OF
siege.
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