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PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR
naar OFFICE-No. 1o4 King street, over
q onoa formerly French's) Book Store.
rHE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.

Times. with the Army OF the Potomac, IN
his letter. dated on the 2Ist, gives review
of the situation before Petersburg IN which
he saws: 'Regarded in it's most general rela-
tons, the present situation Of the armies op-
Grating against Richmond, presents an aspect
identical With that which has already thrice
met us-in front of Spottsylvania Court house,
before the lines of the South Anna, and on the
Chickahomiuy.
The writer in his account Of the failure 70
take Petersburg says :-sThursday morning
revealed new actor On the stage-a new ele-
ment introduced into the problem. While
Cur troops were coming up during the night,
Beaurega,d also came up, and the reconnols-
sances Of Thursday morning developed HIM IN
force in line hastily thrown up during the
night, and little closer to the town, but stlll
strong enough to check our advance. Ihe
militia was relieved-Beauregard's force,
numbering thirty thousand men, and reintorc-
ed by the addition of Bushrod Johnson's COM
mand, took their places. Men ofa very differ
eat mettle these form the crude soldiers to
whom the defence Of the works OF the Peters
burg had been intrusted
1T is true the assaults OF the two succeeding
days drove the enemy from their temporary
position, but it was only to fall back on line
hugging the town, which Beauregard was pre-
parny in the meanwhile, and which, constant
ly strengthened during the interval that has
since elapsed. stands between US and the de-
sired point as formidable an obstacle as we have
yet encountered This line was assaulted along
our entire front on Saturday last in an engage
ment, the details of which [ shall presently re-
count. The attack was similar in character to
that made on the lines of the Chlckahomlny on
the Sd inst. Il resulted, like that, IN serious
loss of life, and its issue was OF similar KIND
that is, we failed to carry our point
"A like untovard fortune attended the attack
Of General Butler on that portion of the rebel
position lying north of the Appomattox.-
Meeting like Smith, with but feeble resistance
from the local troops in tie attack on thurs
day he seized the Petersburg and Richmond
Railroad, and destroyed it in part but Long"
street arrival compelled Gen. Butler to with
draw Iii, command 10 his original liae
lo anticipating the question, why Is re.
tersburg not sheilea," the writer answers =
Petersburg lies in hollow, and is command
ed both by the heights on the south, which
are In our possession, and by the heights on
ire north, which are in the enrmy s possession.
NOW, the assault which carries Petersburg
~oss also be prepared to push over She river
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the nature Or dlyer>lOnS, while I'1 INTEGRITY ~
,heir railroad communications allows them ghe
opportunity Of receiving ,cinTorcements.
n mentioning the taking Of three re.
doubts by the negro troops, IL the assaults
On the outer works, Oh wednesday, the writer
says: 1T is true the resistance was cot strong
anl the works were most ;u2perfectly manned;
and these facts should be taken into account
that W. may not ogeresIi'nat8 the value Of
this test Of the fighting qualities Of the
blacks. y
The writer then gives an account Ct the
operations Of Friday an} Satnr'lays EroIn
which it appears that the results Ct tr!:aay'3
operation were Of mingled nature -s'!c;as&c5
an2 r2varses. What IS most t. % r:S"2t5' q
Is our loss-1Iancock on Thursday sa1 trid2y
having lost rot less than ., 800; Warren 2,0V'E,
and Burnside l,50O. Daring the rj&ht O.
Friday, the enemy abandoned al that por1.3':
ot the second line which had not been carried
during the tvo previous days, and retired to
the third line, which they had meanwhile
been constructing. Hereupon, the coraman]~
ing General, resolved TO make an assault along
the whole line for the purpose Of carrying the
town. This action, therefore, separates Itself
fron th5assaults OF the tvo previous days, "h7ch
nav be looked upon as Of the natore OF ore
iinlinary operations. This Tas 81 action which
was designed TO be decisive Of operations on
the present. position. Three different assaults
! were made during the day-at I u toe mora
inc, at noon, and at in the afternoon. Space
would fail nae even if it was possible tor You,
away fron7 the ground, to appreciate Che maze
of tact;cts through which the bloody actlon Or
Saturday 57roughtlts Tay. We gained ground;
it brought our front close 70 the rebel na5
but i, failed 70 give us the coveted pas5Ir0
and after severe losses Oh the port Of the
Second, Fifth and Ninth Corps, nisnt toHnd
the enemy still in possession OF his works GOV
ering Petersburg Since the lndec5lve en-
gagement OF Saturday, there has, up 10 the
! hour Of writing, been no renewal OF the at~
tempt to carry the lines Of Petersburg. VI
the prospect know nothing more than the
suggestions Of inference; but the iul! IS OF
kind similar 70 that which followed the action
Of Cold Harbor; and hazard the prediction
that you may once more turn your eyes away
from the front, held by the confronting forces,
and endeavor to conjecture what new stroke
will be made by the fertile brain that has
already displayed such fertility Of ro>urce5,
in campaign vithoutlts paraeIln the history
of warfare.
r. T. MsBride the correspondent of tho
Wss....::191 91ou Chronicle wrl1lng On the zv@1
says: ''The rebels have been unusually active
along our entire front since the lifting Of the
rnnrninr haze. al dag he latter Of the.c
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for otherwise it could soon be made much 600
hot place TO be comfortable La any ether
view the shelling OF Petersburg would be '1se-
less enterprise; and if We take the lombard.
ment of Fredericksburg as q measure, would
cost us much more in ammunition than the
amount to which we might damage the town
Petersburg is not besiegrd, for says the wr1-
ter "a siege, in any other than the Ioosest use
Of the term, can only be applied to an army
investing city and planted on or intelruptlng
its communications Now, we neither invest
Petersburg nor are we planted on nor have
we interrupted it's communications. La this
condition of things, to speak o. Petersburg
as being under siege is mere abuse OF
language
With reference TO the question of the repair
Of the railroads the writer states fact that be
considers undou5ted, that >'Gen. Lee mas, III
conjunction with several English railroad engl-
neers, organized corps of railroad constrnc-
ton. which has this matter in hand. Large
supplies Of new railroad iron have been re-
ceiyed from abroad and placed at convenient
points, and duplicates of all important bridges
are also on hand. With this agency and these
means, the damage which can be done is rem
dered merely temporary; and it is quite GER
tain that the Confederates were able in mar
yellous short space to put in perfect running
order both the Virginia Central and the Lynch :
burg roads, It can hardly be claimed, there
fore that the enemy's co nmunications are to"
day in any respect seriously embarrassed
The writer then adverts TO the defences OF
Petersburg, and it's military Importance, argu-
ing that it's relations to Richmond are identl-
cal with those held by Baltimore toWaros
Washington, &C., and then proceeds II
have adverted to the nature Of Beauregard $
defence of Petersburg. This has been mat
ter Of remark with the ablest heads in this ar
NV. it rivals his defence Of Charleston, and
stamps him as one of the most sklllful soldiers
in the rebel army. And certainly this estl-
mate is not weakened, but, on the contrary,
he,ehtened by fact which has astonlshed
every one here. 1t is this the army OF the
Potomac has not yet met in front OF Peters,
burg single man belonging TO Lees army
nroner-not man of the three corps OF Long
street, Ewell or Hill The force defending
Petersburg consists exclusively Of the army OF
Beauregard with such accession outside OF the
army Of Northern Virginia. as be may nave
rec, iyed. TO the natural query as to wnefe
Lee army is, [ can speak with no fu'lness OF
assurance, There may be corps III front OF
Butler, and it is we'll known 'nat' nve Gays
ago, Ewe}ls corps was sent after Hunter;-
The other corps is probably preparing another
defensive line. in case Petersburg should tail.
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CAUSES OF RESIGNATION.
WAN DeARTHEHT,)
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(CirsulAr, No. ~
/. Ths following paragraph Of the Revised Army
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BuFop6An expresses 10 all prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent
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