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THE SECOND cORPs.
mr.. Ciniey Anderson's Despatch.
CAMP Man PxrsRspURo, July !, 1854.


mr.. Ciniey Anderson's Despatch.
CAMP NsAa Petersburg, July !, 1884
RRiEi pHsswrERS
Nothing OF special interest has occurred In front OF the
Second corps to-day Three deserters from Mississippi
regiment, who into lines this morning, repre
sent that many more would gladly abandon the rebel
cause they had opportunity Of doing so, or had any
whore to co.
A CONFEDERATION PHBRsBuna.
There seemed be large Ore n Petersburg last night
could brilliant light like that OF an aurora, ilu-
mnatng the horizon and could hear tho sound OF the
nre bells pealing through the midnight air.
TIE RgBEls RENvoRcIxG.
The enemy is stil concentrating troops In our 'front.'
s said that the rebel General Ewss corps, which had
been opposed 10 Hunter arrived in Petersburg last ngnt
and IN morning moved 80 position the right Of
the rebel army limo opposite left Thus Beanregard
holds the city and the extreme left Of rebel line Mex,
come A. p Hills aud Longstreets corps and then comes
Ewells which, is said took up positloa on their
teme right this morning.
WILSON CAVALRY sAFK
Information received from General Wilson and his
cnvnIry to-day. A scont into lines with the
intelligence that when he left the column this morning
was on the Suffolk and Prince George Court House road
that Wilson had crossed the Blackwater and march
Ing 10 our lines with his command Later intelligence
from Wilson left him At Cabin Point. He expected to
arrive safely Of City Point night
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THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
11r. .. Cadwanaasr's Despatch.

Mr. .. Cadwanaasr'a Despatch.
CRY PoIsT, July 2, 1884
nArEry OF GENERAL WILSON AND COMMAND.
he entertained for the safety of General
WNssa and his cavalry command were relieved last
svsa,ps b, the Captain Beaumont and leu
sssaui, sho lefi bm Cabin ONT, the surrey
csuri road eleven A. NJ yesterday. The troops
srs back within supporting distance Of this army. and
esoers wilson expected 70 report in person athead
ssArte day. Lest the HERALD correspondent, who
aocumpsnicd u: oxpedeon, should fail 10 yet his des
patches OF by this ,snings maiiboat, l send few
brtx scraps Of information.
TIE command camp 22d and rode upwards OF
fsrsy miles, striking Petersburg aud Lyrchburg Rail
read At kords station late !n the evening. Both COM
aands commenced the immediate destruction Of the
srund and all public property within reach. Two loco
eesives aud ten cars wore captured and Immediately
aassroyed.
KAurzs MOVEMENT WHAT m DID
O the ed pushed ahead to Burkesvile the
sscton the Petersburg and Lvnchburg and richmond
end Danvio railroads. The rcbols were apprlsed OF tho
prooabe Of the expcdoa and considerable
esrss Of cavalry appeared tho early In the
day. BY tav,ng advantage OF short cut across
The bend Of tile main road they reached the crossing In
aAyApce OF Wilson, at "Blacks and wntosn and dis
pu,ed hs further progress until attacked and routed
~ them or The halt Of the that night was near
Esstowsy Court House.
THS wonx or DESTRUCTION
va prosecuted vigorously all day. wilson worked
~ Petersburg aud LyDcnbnrg road aud Kautz tho
pNnvls road, south o. tho junction. AT night the
asnsd the advance q, Mehcrriu's Station
On the 25th entire forco work. and succesded
- ses,ro ing tracks, ies rails and rostlewosk o.
- three hlndrod yards Ct Roanoke river.
RRIDog nor TAKEN.
fhc brdse defended by infantry, with artillery IN
ssrouc carthv the right bank river and
me OF brcaslwcrks aud rife PITS head on the LET'S
oank. Tho cavalry unable disodgo heEn ne the
ocurtry open one. and subjected them 70 q mer
soss nre u long range Up 90 this time the work Of
buruug aod Destroying had been carried on dsy aud
a,xht with htile Interruption from the enemy Their
soroe Constantly lowering around and skirmishirg
but large enough arrest The work. by engaging
Ne troops.
TIN Fsarrs REINFORCED.
But re,nforcemeuts were constantly arriving and the
rsbcls became formidable, with Infantry and cavalry.
A. the further progress Of The command n that direction
was arrested their retreat threatened thought
advisable 70 start on tho return trip
rIE RETURN
stop was made the night a the Goth Meher.
vh river and tho men and animals SLOWED fow hours
rost The rebels began to swarm around tho gallant
hstle command tho 25ih, and liter
ally bsarc. behind, AMI on every side OF
snsm snd cops,On, d,htIng vas carried al day The
seu,s 20 the Rvdon plank road. and bspos
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rERNUDA HUNDRED.
n. WIN. II. Merria ma Despatch.

nv. WIN. II. Merriam's Despatch.
BERMUDA HUyDErp, juno 30, 1854
yur .xpy -nre ryro rrn TrGpoAr vrsScB KING ON
2sTE-FrxTHKs PARTICULARS.
Al bslf.pasx Eve O'Clock p. n. OF the Goth tho tug
Francis King Captain shaw who board tho Titan
when she was seized by the rebels at Cherrystone few
months since and sont 10 Richmond after the rebels had
murdered hs engineer, passed up tho Jance, having
TOW barge aud schooner On nearing -Four Mile creek
she was fred into by rebel battery threcfourbs ot
mile distant from tho tug The rs shot passed BY the
tow ana struck Monitor, doing bsr no damage. n
engineer Mr. John Cohi.ce, Poarder, was sitting Just
outside the engine dooA The socond shell 1rsd OK
poded just beosath the chair IN which be was sitting
nearly severins the len 100, the ankle, . second
piece Of shell entering the groin, and third the neck
Hc was alive this morning, but cannot survive lhe tug
King waiting until aner dark, returned Bermuda land
ing. whence the engineer ira serred TO the
Marine Hospital At Norfolk. Tho fireman, John
g. NortbmOre, who in tho nreroom at
tho tc escaped unnGed Of The shots passed over
tte pilot house, within few inches q Cart shaw's
head. In mentioning this Occurrences % nv despsscn u
Yesterday gave tho pams of the tug the Rescue u
vas the Francs KING.
rros rFrRsrUna.
tIearn from rs.ersburg 70 night that General Smith
undertook TO carry ridge Immediately IN ron' of bs
works; bot, owing 10 SSni o Go-oporsicn, which bad
bccu duly pannei no was rcplised with small loss.
The artillery Brng, which xss distinctly heard y these
headquarters ibs heaviest ever heard by many od
officers nerea bouis-onc whoro thus expressing himself
has teen in the regular service for be past hrt FOUR
years The dr1s stn continues, at ten nlnuise 20
twevcP "a
w'rTis rofNT,
Admiral Ice reports 10 General wel1ei that tno arenE
sti persisieDty Horyiog upon Their nav and imps
ng battery a, tho fowiou Hcu's snt when ihey open
Il s suppgsed lhen Gro win ns directed ID The feet
MlJos GtNtRAL Rrnrr,
accompanied by ono ssrsr chef q sad. anu several
of his aids efi Point a Rocks n the Greyhound or For
tress ths morning, The C,uerai aod party VII
return 20 saturday morning Ihs weather hae moder'
a;eJ aud we arc agsio aiiuosphsr'caly comfortable
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THE NINTH CORPS.
mr.. James e. r,txpasrtch's Despatches.
Nmm AMY CoRrs Bxroas PErxRsnuRe, VAL


m ouH
Operations during PAS, been Of the most
uponotouous character course speak Of matters on
our Immediate front only. The other corps and the
cavalry have had some hard work aud sharp oshns but
the Ninth corps remained almost inactive IN their limo
or intrcpcbmeu,s, WIN the less than hundred
yards 10 front Lvcn picket drng has been less brisk
than usual Our instructions not 70 IRE unless
the enemy advance ., the musketry conaned TO few
straeeng shots from the renes, who ike the irshman
~ Donoeybrook FAIR sces to hi bead shersver they
can In addition 70 this, they keep up su ncsssant re
upon The rks In process Of construction for our
siege batteries Tho artillery both sides embrace
every opportunity for Whatever object eacn,s
a good mark-ruch q . white horse, passing
tram or body ot uoaps coming from tho rsr
Tho wbisug N,nies sing ihrou the ccs a, AZ ,imes
and IN meny cases (" Headquarters" nave bad :, erect
st OK AIDES 10 front % tie eats
,oWNps.
tt,o f,o M. nv %
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THE GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES.
Reported Return or Generals w iison's
and KnGtz's Raiders.

fALnNoRz July 3, 1884
A letter dated RermHda Hundred July 1,P NJ, says
that Ge"eras Wilson'S and Kautzs cavalry have just
turned from their rid
They have destroyed from twenty 10 twenty i've
miles OF The nanville falrosd very erectuafly.
On their return they ,ne suemy In strong
force. and heavy naht was tho result, The logs
considerable on both sides, with captures men,
horses ana guns.
The states that heavy arng heard In
the direction Of Petersburg night The result NOE
jet Known"
NgAR PwrsRsruRG July l, 1854.
General Kautz has returned with h,s cavalry
Tho rebels gathered mounted man In their com
mand and taking advantage OF the absence Of Sherdang
command, threw their whole force upon Wilson and
kautz but with surprising saIaDtry, the aiter sue
ceeded ip cutting hs way through HIS oes
artillery and men, wh-o, has not yet returned.
The dem age inf cted the Weldon awhile Rail.
road is thorough One bridge three hundred feet
long, burned The rebels win be obliged haul he,r
supplies rom Hickslord, distance or thriyay mites
from Petersburg
EvraY's wOrr-.
About SIX O'Clock yesterday morning the Eighteenth
corps expected 20 charge the epsmys works their
front Martndale and Turner had advanced iner forth.
line the right 10 tho place previously occupied by
the sEirmishers
At time the contemplated assault 10 be made,
BartOn's brigade tho let OF rlRnIa"ntn CofpSt
lying along Prince George county road began to
from their breastwurks 10 the rifle pits.
The enemy seemed understand that the intention
was 70 advance by tho occupation OF bs ntrrnch-
ments and q storm OF shot and shell from rined
gnns and mortars poured into troops before
they had formed Two three volleys of mnsketry
exchanged. Soon the ring over the breast
became heavy and regular, al,nough 'ew In
ured. The rebels showed tbemseves TOO strong at this
point 70 warrant an as, ai!t
Tho Second and Ninth hafi each M dc two At
tempta very works when the army Arst
rived hero.
freely used both s'de1 ana tho rebels.
with dropped her shells directly IN onr
midst. Lieutenant Ludlow. OF I5srohs brigade worked
his morsrs admirably. and annoyed tho enemy very
much bv tho rrcctness of ha aim.
The battery OF thirty FOUNDERS at General Smhh's
headquarters fred a. regular intervals into tne reoeA
works and to~p.
Captain Butler rirutcnant Fleming aids o. General
Butler wounded the in tho and the latter
slightly the breast All hr ugh the R II the eannonad-
Ing WAS heavy. especially on The riht. red giaro
0ysrhung of Petersburg and is thought thai
.ome OF shells are 20 the buildings and caused
confagratou
Vegetables for the Army or tho Potomac.
wAsHisGros, July 3, 1894.
The Unied StaieS Sanitary Commission Yesterday dh
trbnsed thousand pounds OF tomatoes pickles.
onions and lemons among the the trenches before
Petersburg
mo Commission has hundred and fty sgept0
operating relief the national forces IN the Do
partmsrts Of the East md South.
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VIZ. n. David sons Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS. CAvALRy Conrs, July 2, 1s6

HEADQUARTERS. CAvALRy COnfs, July z, 1904
RETURN oV TWO NISnyG ovyCEns
cap,sn Adams signal officer upon the s'aT Of General
Gregg and Adu,ant Reed Of the Second pcnnsylvania
noted as among missing IN my account Of tho baiil
OF 81 Hary's church. have returned safely 10 camp.
snvKIpAN's MOVEMENTS.
On the Goth General sheridan. having crossed the
Jaruss advanced with Torberts and reggs divisions 20
the extreme OF the array, near the Petersburg ar
Roanoke Railroad Up 10 twelve O'Clock yestorday he
had seon nothing or the enemy Tho weather beiDs hot
In the extreme and siin without rain, she dust
binding and nearly sufocated our poor borses The
grass AL parched and Of course grazing 70 any extont
In i'm rosslbls