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I'M ~Eemple Of Snaes"
Nmpert.ur, 70 ~. Bolttmcrefr,, Ode &Fts
tion28Sl pellets Anss.
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SCENES ON THE BATTLE FIELD.
Mr.. L. A. Hendriek's Desps ten.
HEADQUARTERS FIyTH Army CoRPs,
In THE FIELD, Nay Is, 1884.

Mr. L. a. Hendrtek's Despstch.
HnApouARrxRs FIFTH Army CoaPs, I
In THE FIELD. Nay l3, 1894. !
RErRoersmvx
Let me 80 back little and give you somc Of the Incl
dSas OF the past Up four O'Clock each morning
and under the open sky in the dim light Of sp
proachog dawn While thus engaged Major General Warren
and stan the probable Developments OF the day
Cavalry reconnoissances to The right front and lea Of
are made 70 discover the position OF tho enemy, and u
xs would end him have sometimes 70 look for him.
Orders are given 70 the where park, asd our
columns OF infantry and batteries in motion
again Fog and smeks oil the air. The column hsts
then starts and again hals. u Is necessary 70 advance
cautiously favorps breeze happily disspases the fog
and smoke, and the sky oioudsss. Gen. Warren,
companied BY only ordsres nspccts 'front.' and
makes disposition Of our line. with their pieces
ius, loaded-apd 70 me there is an indescribable
,Olemni,y in the preliminary preparations for battle
our men, stout and fearless and Dopefu take the post
lions assigned them.
IN LINE on BArna.
win begin my retrospect u the opening Of the day
Of NAYS.
General Grn's division formed shs right OF the battle
line Of the corps On his left that OF General wads
vor,n. next General Robpson's division and General
Crswforde last On right was tbs Sixth corpe. and
On cur left the Second. The eky was cloudless aad 10
vas indeed splendid MAJ norpng-balmy, clear, and
the air full Of vital freshness The dawping vsrdure
made the forests beautiful and tho advance even Of our
immense army, dh not frghtsn away shc forest
vMblers or prevent their singing thek ma,n songs.
rhess bird songs this beauty and Stiffness and serenity o.
nature bring back 10 many Of home and youth
and that glad time when oar country at peace and
tho din blood Of var only the legendary tales Of our
ancestral struggle In the battles OF the old
peyou,ion But the spirit of the SINS ~ upconquera
be as sbe spirit Of their forefashers and with sobs
s.H sacrise they are rskos their lives 70 preserve
the country and government won By she muskeu and
blood Of their sncestcrs am writing events a they
have anspsd before The contest may bring forth
events ,hs, win overshsdow she tribes Linn wrning
and this talk Of the weather and BIRDS and The
and words soldiers then In line OF battle and not
moving how the nercest conflict might open how
soon hcy might be called upon TO charge upon the
o sendisn foes how these wooded hills and valleys
eh, be nlsd With the terrible cs belchlps cannon
and murdcrCus nusketry how soon the ground we 1ed
on nigh, be covered win dead fcemen and wss with the
blood Of many cherished lvea pocket full letters
was given TO transmit 10 friends, and numerous
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CUR LATEST TeLEosAMs.

I1r. n. Oav idson's Despotehess
PrlLE PLAN, Va May II, 1894.
tva ARnY AeAm MOVING
courier I'm the Fifth corps headquarters has just
arrived (ten O'Clock A. ny That corps was, when he
lefs, just abos, to was believed that Lee was
moving his position 70 the southeast Our whole army
was TO move to-day.
on FRIDAY.
There was heavy skirmisnng, but lighting, ysster
day. tn, road from this point 70 the position Of
army Ia now well guarded, and fresh troops march
ins 70 the front daily.
ZINE THOUSAND MssL snsoSns At BELLE rLAS-xoRs
Nine Thousand re6sl prisoners under guard about
. mile from this landing Others are expected 10 night
TEE WOUNDED.
ne wounded who have arrived here to-day have oil
arranged that hereafter no trains OF wounded are 70 bo
started from Tredescksburs after three p H. each day
We have information Of to-day's movements Of the
army.
SECOND NRsPAroH.
BKIH PIAu, May ls-5AA
ou1 AHnlIsRY or sSs HrAvnr ON Rrsxls.
messenger from Grants neadquartss with govern
ment deepasobss has arrived, and Is about 70 leave
Tor Washington.
Both armies changed positions somewhat yesterday,
and about NJ artillery opened heavily on The
enemy sposyvana Court House for about an hour
The result ,s not known here.
No more prisoners have come IN since yesterday.
Mr. 3. Oadvv all ader's Despateh.
liz me FIELD, NEAa srorTsYLyAmA CouRr Houm,l
May M-o r. n.
Inns POSITION.
The glorious news Of our SUCCESSES on the l2h inst are
fully confirmed BY facts. Lee has been constantly,
though slowly driven from position so another with
great slaughter but continues 70 fall back on new
lines Of detences capable Of onerns resistance His
present sAe rshs bank Of shs river in front
spossyvanA Court House. instead q M rear ss stated
In dispatches 70 other papers
RArcocK's cArrrRB mr ASp Gum
Hancock captured four thousand prisoners, a. stated
and ny informant counted eighteen pissss Of cannon
taken By him, and believes there were others. ma
prisoners and guns mainly rsm General Ned John.
sons command. His cannon had been taken from
thcir asss position, BY order Of Lee, 70 strengthen
another point Al Johssos's urgent solicitation
shey wsre returned 70 him On Wednesday night,
and his men were engaged N putting them 10
position At nve O'Clock Thursday morning when Han
cocE surprised them BY sudden attack asd captured
tho whole. The nsntms was obstinate sili night Our
successes uniform along The whole iins an dayno
reverse ~ any point.
suRSnps's oynAnors.
Bsrnslds ake gained greand and sooh shres hundred
pssescrs We sams day
I'm nAm ANp nup
Friday va heessAnsly rainy, and ali movements we're
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EDwlR y. STANTON,
Secretary sf War.
Secretary stsnton's Second Despatch.
wAsuHoroN, Nay l6-9 An.
10 MAJOR General DIX
An ofncia despatch irom the battle ned At spotsyl
vanh yesterday morning, ~ Aafpass six, states that
during tss preceding night trrday) movsmeas was
nads BY ths nfsh saA sxsh corps 70 our lcfs md an
attack was 70 have Sssn made u daylight but sound
of battle had been heard from that quarter.
SAa mAs~avrs, \ - said, II successful, would psoe
cur forces n Lees rear, and compel him 70 retreat
towards lyDehburs.
No cannon nor any sound battle WAS heard yesterday
81 Belle Paia fredericksburg, which aOrds ground
for Inference That Leo had rssrsassA during Friday Agh
anA before ths advance q ths FYA and Sixth corps
NosAing later tAaa haKpass six n 1 yesterday has
been received frsn Ne army sy the department..
Al ths wounded NAT Aad reached Belle Plain yesterday
svsaas have arrived here.
mo surgical report from shs headquarters 4 the army
and The wounded dsing wsl. 1As medical director
Belle Plain reports that everything that point sat-
sfsctory The surgical arrangements have never been
20 co nplete as now.
General shsrdans command had reached tho ler bank
Of Turkey Island Al three o'clock yesterday aer.oon,
and have formed their junction with the forces OF Genera
Butler. EDWIN n. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Secretary ssanton's Third Despatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
May l5-lOl5 7. N. J
10 Major General DIX
Dispatches from General rant have been received by
this Department down TO seven O'Clock this morning,
Dispatches from General Sherman down TO eight O'Clock
last night state that his forces actively engaged
during the day, with advantage side, but dc
cded result.
Nothing has been heard from General Buffers opera.
tions since his telegram Of last night heretofore pub
lshsd. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
Admiral Lee 20 Secretary Weiies.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1884
By tho following despatch, which was received by
win be that Sheridan, with his cavalry has joined
General Butler. Their loss In killed. wounded and miss.
ing since the com ncemept Of their raid has been about
three unired:-
FLAGSHIP MALyERS,
MAR BERMUDA HrspRKD. May lisp. II.
Hon. GIDEON WALES, Secretary Of the Navy
Tne cavalry corps Of Major General Sheridan Of ths
Potonsc Army. has just arrived At Tarkey Island, Iofs
bank, and came from Hschanicsvnls yesterday. This
timely appearance win rslieve sharpshootcrs and
facilitate our operations now in progress
s. p. LEE,
Acting RAaY Admiral
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GibDs brigade oommandsrs and all the officers and men
behaved splendbdly.
POSTSCRIPT.
MA1l1-l2a0 A. n.
10 despatch this moment received from Admiral Lee,
no reports the Secretary Of The Navy that the Richmond
Stuart shot N battle. 1As doubt happened h The
battle with Sheridan.
EDwlR n STANTON,
Secretary u War.
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sages 10 convey 10 loved al homo. 81 may faii
more than one has said 70 me; but have not seen
banched cheek or trembling step.
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shere was that in his look and eye atesng recompeuse
for his sacrifice Of me braver ooncsr drew
sword He rs the third commander o this regiment who
has fallen In battle.
Col. Ewing young, accomplished and brave officer,
likewise fell He shot through the lower part Of the
forehead and viii lose eys but the wound
tai He was wounded while the column was stii ad
vancng "Never give up, boys" we're his wsrds as be
fe-words uttered when he thought his wound could
not prove otherwise than morlal.
General Bartlett had horse shot under him, bis sabre
ht In two places and fourth shot grazed bis forehead
Colonel Hayes was hit In shs head and Colonel Gym
10 the lsx-both wounds SEVERE but giving no grounds
for serious apprehension.
Colonel Prescott, as usual did not get on without one
or two narrow escapes Two bullets passed through bis
clothes.
es,HRlI cRUyr.
need mot speak OF tho salantry OF General Grimm.
He Wa In The th,ckest Of the nre and he would
have fallen nack unless ordered not the enemy his
immediate front proved 70 have been three TO his ono
n vas Afterwards ascertaned that tbe whole Of Ewsit
oorps vas thrown upon this single division. severa
skrmshss snsucd between the falling back and dark.
GENERAL wApswowHs DIVISION
This division also had hard work before u, and righs
va,,.ntly with few exceptions. did set at H. There
arc three brigades In tho divsson.he First, under
prsad,er General Cutler comprising The Second wiscon
eons,u Col Mansfield; sixth Wisconsin, Col. Bragg
Seventh Wisconsin, Col. Robinson Seventh INDIANA,
Col Grover; Fifteenth indiana, Col Williams, and
Twenty fourth Michigan, Col Morro~. The Second. un
ss, prssd,er General Rice consssnG Of the Fourteenth
pr.osIyp, Col. Fowler; Fifty sixth Pennsylvania, COL
pofenoar one Hundred and Forty seventh New York.
co, Miner One Hundred and Seventy sixth New YORK.
Col Cook and Ninety afih New YORK. Col Pys. The
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