, 1864-06-03
MATTERS At WASHINGTON
YESTERDAY,
THE CHICAGO MARINE HOSPITAL
TO BE SOLD,
MATTERS AT CAIRO AND
BELOW,
The Great Fire at Mound
City.
Loss Ha1fa Million in Naval Stores,
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

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warren reported Last night that IN his fight Of
AoIcay afternoon. near Bethesaida Church, Col.
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and captured; 80 was the Assistant Ad}utant Gen.
cral. of Rsmsay'e bsigade-uame not repoted
Ten o,he. commissioned officers ver. c,nt,red and
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ot1ty rebels Were buried on the field In our
centre.
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bafoelde reports his advanced line as being this
morning within mile and half Of Mecn,uicsyflle
No other military tnto,,,e.ans s,s - hsa. rss.,",
by thi, Dcna,trnent atnrp vea+erd.r
~ e.4' at101en' elnce ses'eFoas.
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morning a rebe1 ,ronc1,d c,ms do,x, tss 1.aas ..s
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heavy cannonadine. The rebel ;,onelad vas then
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.4'iaiDs' ~"nnouaoing continued tau tnat
time, but 1t WIS supposed TO bo mostly on land
..a,5 it,sss 49, noHhos, June I.An order has been
'"sneo " Seu. ouuef, requiring that all rebel
prisoners captured by Gen. Wild In the recent
bp G a tae md
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OLD TAVERN Cuuncu. Vs.. Mav ao-we b.va
no sSe Of So1s
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On Thursday morning tbs lords On tie PamnnSeV SeQ
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and resisted when we Lid Oh pontoon @ ab StIdss.
HspoTcr coutt ueuss r1e Many t0ve ~ sndm on to
lug 1sEge number OF prisoners, The 9TH corns
were soon At our heels, and then the md sth and
Lee wae doomed to disappointment. His elab-
was On hrs right flank, and he muet away to Rich
mend
Ths woods ssc @sS 1e5es
and they toon began to resound with sharp ypIeys
from our casbines. In short time Davis entire
brigade WaH fighting in earnest. Col. Gregg was
oroefed to Davis support and the remainder o{ the
diritlon was hotly engaged. Fitx Hugh Lee CON.
1nanded In pereon His cavalry CORDS was all fight
Ing, assisted BY brigade of mounted fire eaters
from South Carolina, commanded BY Col Bntler,
These men bad Just arrived from the eeabpard and
admit the wsrnth Of the reception our men gave
them. For long time We held Fitz Hugh Lee
back. We found the rebels strongly 1ntrenched in
the woods, with heavy guns In position; but, With
every advantage on their side, they were badly
beaten, flying from the field IN Crcat confusion,
leaving their dead and wounded In our hxuds, and
over hundred prisoners.
Leg Amy occupy trenches about the Meadow
ana Eottom HsaoGe.
IodaS communication With White House was
ogeped M
Ihe FamnnkcJ Is full Of eunbosts and trans
po5ts-
Md A. Gsq Smith to join rs with his com"
Gen. HaneoeE made mighty effort last night
anoEt a1., unsk 70 IeneEe warren, who had been
euea.l5 hseeseo 0us'ng 1ae aftetnoou- Our loss Is
very trlalng. o,-
me siege OF hchmono has begun.
SEw YoAk, june 2.-The Herdlds special Rivcs
the following account Of the cavalry fight on Sat
urdc1:
Custar'e hfigade was ordered to assist DAVE: and