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gallant exploit Of the whole war has been SO erroneous
" stated by reporters that it may without improperly
be given again, can now be done authortively IL
the daring assault Of the enemys works on the night
tie 18th inst Hancock left tie affair with the LIST Di
vision OF the % Corps under Barlow, and the 81 d.
vision under Birney each TO make its own formations
Barows division got an advanced position on the night
Of tie llth Barlow the night Of the 18th, massed
his men into columns and. owing to his advanced posi-
ton and The better marching ground the first to
enter the first line Of Rebel works.
Birnoy formed his division into three lines, and so ad
vanced while Gibbon and Moot cd and 9Th Divisions
advanced as supports. TIE LIST Division. under baTo"
swept on in the advance clearing the earth"orSs ana
performing prodiies Of valor while the 3d. under BIT
ney. following Immediately upon the LIST, secured at
tha, the st Division had accomplished. II is said Tie
intrcpid boy General" be is sometimes called was
the FIRST 10 mount the psrapet and cheer his command
onward and is for this heroic action that the Lieut..
Gep. Promotes him.
Ii will be remembered that he was wounded on the
Peninsula and again at Gettysburg, and in both IN.
stances as was Supposed mortaly; but he is good yet
,or the ending up Of this dire rebellion. The incident
Of his noble wife riding through tie leadon hail OF bu
let's into the village Of Gettysburg in search Of The
General. then prisoner and wounded, will be remem-
b,red nv ALL She is low deyo,ing herself with other
noble women 70 the care OF the wounded al Fredercks
burg
Gen. Carroll 10 whom the Associated Press report
assigns the honor OF the capture Of the Rebel works
guns coors Generals, &C., was only IN the support
and while al did their duty molly and hcrocaly. it is
due 10 history that the need OF praise should rest where
the Lieuienant-GeneIal has correctly placed it.
band Of eight Of Mosbeys men were captured yes'er
day several miles above Bell Plain Their persons were
loaded with various Yankee souyeniers, insadine
quantities If greenbacks indicating that they had been
doing very prosperous business in the capture Of and
robbery Of our wounded men and stragglers.
rumor is circulating In camp that guerrilla who
shot one Of cur wounded through the bowels as be
was making his way through the woods, was caught
tried and eIecuiee yesterday. BETA-
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different men help make PIN Science lie scarcely be
bind art in this particular the following incident
will show.
Day before yesterday some 800 Rebel wounded fen
into hands OF these 81 required capital opera.
ticns. They were placed in a row. Zip Of paper
pinaed 10 each nsns coat collar telling the nature Of
the oTeratca that bad been decided upon. d. Morton
irst passes along. and with towel saturated with
ether puts every man beyond Consciousness and pain.
Tho operating surgeon follows and rapidly and ski
fu.y snpntates leg the may be, IL.
The q saye been subjected TO the knife and without
ore iwinge Of pain. second ssurgeon ties up the
arteries; third dresses the wounds. The are
taken to tents by and wake up find themselves
cut in two without torture, while winEow Of Topped of
members attest the work. The ast man
had been operated upon before the first
Weakened nothing could he more dramatic and nothing
could perfectly demonstrate the value OF thet-
ice Beside, light better when they know that
iuTe does not follow wound and nuuherless lives
saved thlt the shock OF the knife wond lore TO their
friends and tie country. Honor then 10 Merton and
Jackson the men who opportuney Ia this placed
10 hands an agent that relieves the solder nom
told misery ard HE friends from nntold anguish.
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Operations on Wednesdny-ski
Prospect Of a Raitie-Lrc Obstinate
Funi.hmeut OF GuerriiIas.

/ Special Dispatch 70 The \. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Thursday May l9-l2lop. IN.
Your correspondent " Beta" sends the fol-
loving dated Headquarters Army OF the Potomac
May Is, j p H.:
Since forwarding ny first dispatch this morning the
desulto!y skirm.sh firing which commenced at day
break has grown into a very considerable battle. Tho
enemy discovering ohanges Of position last night
and taking advantage Of the same were found 10 have
messed al der strength on on right designing no
doubt one desperate essault 10 break cur lines
and get through to our supply trains.
This movement Of the foe Of course occasioned re-
occupation Of our old positions Of yesterday morning
asd il was here b,52 our right and With TIE
% and 9th Corps that the struggle has been kept up
with more or less severity up 70 noon to-day. Our
troops were advanced 10 within very close range Of
their earhWorks when mnrderous artillery fire was
ope ned upo1 us oeeasoning rs considerably l2ssi ts
our own grnz were got into position, and. tnder
cover Of their fire We charged and took their first line
of rfeps Capturing considerable number OF prison
tis dno IeTefal Of their guns.
At the moment Of this present writing there is ees'
sation Of firing along the lines. and the indications are
that there will be fighting before evening or to
morrow 1t estimated tina, the Rebel loss considera
bly, greater than ours Notwithstanding tho momentary
ad vantage Of TIE artillery range upon us.
The Vermont Heavy Artillery. just arrived paFiici
pated in this s-ht and IS highly comPmented II is
stated that the decisive battle is not unlikely to be
fought right here and tia! within few days at fur
theSt.
OF the casualties the report comes 10 that Lieut..
Bartlett 10th Massachusetts, is killed. Cspts. Bigeow
and Pearce and Lieuts. Cohel and Whitney Of the
same regiment woundedi Adit. Dean, eth Massaehn'
sets, wounded. These men were Of Gen. Esiees 4ih
Brigade Of Cd Division, 9Th Corps, and were in the
! charge.
party Of guerfias got in behind barn about -four
miles OFT from Fredericksburg, the road TO the 'front.'
this afternoon and fred upon party Of our men while
at the we'll One Of our men was killed, and three
wounded, when our boys rallied charged upon the muir
derers. killed two wounded three, and then burned
the building Guerrilla warfare is fast becoming al
Improbable mode Of warfare hereabout. BETA
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Hs,Ier- Army All Object Of Late
nstcres,s-AuseLs Of the Enemy Re.
puised-Dsnviile Head and James
River Canal Brekea up-tien. Heck
man Captured.
BERN pA HUsDnp, wednesda!

HIHh DA HUNDRED wednesday, may &C. ioNf'
All is quiet with our army to-day.
The object OF the demonstration on Font Darling
merely % draw of and entertain d many Of Gen Lees
troops as possible and also 10 attract the attention OF
ali the Rebel forces IN and about Richmond 20 enable
Gen Rautz to destroy the communications south Of
Richmond.
On Monday morning the 10th inst. the Rebels came
out Of their n,rcnchments and earihvork in front Of
Fort Darling at dsy.break having been heavily reen-
forced BY len Longstreets corps, and made three ad
yanees all q which were promptly aud energeiiealy
repulscd by our men.
The enemy lost in these charges from LOCO to J. zoo
men, while our loss was very slight.
Gen Butler having learned that Gen. Beauregard
was heavily reinforced by Gen. Longstreets CORPS and
also ascertaned by the Rebel papers and Rebel
that the bridge over the AppomatCI River and several
miles Of the Danyllc Railroad destroyed and that
the dams locks and embankments OF the canal leading
into Richmond were also destroyed decided to fall back
from before Fort Darling and gave orders accordingly
and by Monday evening our army had securely arrived
behind our new lines Of ntrenehmens. having retired
In perfect order, excepting Gen. Heckmans brigade,
which was badly disorganised. aud Gen Hickman cap
tured.
This brigade formed the extreme right wing ard tic
enemy attacked this point with great desperation io
lowing them hack nearly two miles with overwhelming
numbers, capturing large number, and killing and
woundng many.
Three Of our siege guns fell into the hands OF the
Rebels tie horses being killed. The guns were spiked
At present It is impossible to estimate our loss
|. Straggers are constantly coming in.
We have lost more prisoners than the Rebels. but
their loss In killed and wounded douby exceed ours. as
our men were protected by intrenchments.
Several OF Longstreets men were captured who
stated that his whole force cooperating with BEAD
regard
Lieut. cd. Floyd and Capt. Couch Of the Sd New.
York Infantry wounded the former in the leg and
the latter has Loot his left arm.
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The Army on the Eve Of Bafiie-impor'
ant Changes of Posifion-How the Dif.
fercnt Corps are Piaced-Cownrdi'
Omeers-Rceovering the Woundcd-As-
signments TO Command.
HEADQUARTERS ARxY OF THE P0TokAc. }
NEAR SPoTTsYLyASA COyBT.H OCeE, Va, I
Tuesday Night May II. 1864 }
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent.

i
| Tonight the glorious old Army OF the PotO-
mac rcs.s undsturbed by the shot Of a single skmsher
The day has been unusually quiet and monotonous but
the very monotoIy is omnaoas Of monentous events.
Tonight. while down the yglsnt lines bands are dis
coursng enlyeniag music movements aro transpiring
in tie rear which speak Of preparations for tomorrovS
battle which will If possible. be more desperate and
ssnguinsry than sny of the recent conflicts.
Two days rest has recupefated both meu and All
mails. full supphei Of commssary stores and ammu'
milton have been received. and the confidence Of the
men in the ability Of their commanders remains unim
paired When is announced that Hancock has boon
assigned an important part In the bloody drama oil TO-
morrow the peop' may count wiz @ gfeN 'esree Oh
certainty thefssue OF the battle
Important changes Of position are 70 be made To-
aight and the success Of to.morows attack VIZ OF
course depend upon the timely occupation oil the lines
already determined upon. From Thursday morning
untl Saturday NIGHT AZ II o'clock the several corps
posted from light LEFT as follows; 3t5. 9TH 20
end 9Th Our exi,us fght rested across the road run
ming northeast ir,n 1oids tavern to sPottsyvania
Court House while the Jeff OF Bqrnsides corps rested
the Spottsyiveia and Fredeyicksbarg pike within
mile of the forng town.
1 On Saturday tight, p1ofed by Capt. Paine OF the
Typographical Engineers, one Of the most valuable
officers in the amy the 5th followed by the 9th Corps
moved down from their position the right and cross
ing the Ny Rvg. established themselves at the left VI
Burnside the Oh Corp forming line Of battle on toe
left OF the pkebetoTe mentioned, running from Fred
ericksburg TO 'pottsyivana Court House. At daylight
a simultaneous attack was TO be made upon the Rebel
lines, and hadthe programme as intended. been car
ried out. brilliant victory would undoubtedly have
crowned our aorts But the 9th Corps: owing to bad
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ASSOCIATED PRESS AND OTHER ACCOUNTS.
Preparations ou Tue sduy--L Lee Has Not Re-
treated strnggIers from Meadc's Army
Sent Bnek-Kesignaiion- frequent-A
Hattie BEGINNING on Wednesday Morn
HEAperARrKRs. ARMY OF THE porosAc. I
" cdnssdsy, May IS, 1854.

W cdi'sdsy Nay 10 100
Yesterday was spent in making preparation
for an attack this morning and expect battle to-
DAY provided Gen lee has not disappeared which IL
not al probable the published reports 10 the contrary
notwithstanding
Ilis array was IN strong in,fenehmonts yesterday Ia
front Of the ath Corps the stage road Is guns being
counted in place, with strong lines II earthwoTks
wherever the openness Of the country permitted view.
Last night a body Of stragylers arrived here from
Warrington to the number of dOo including II officers.
some OF them having Surgeons certificates ofdsab!ity
and other slightly wounded. Gen. Meade has ordered
the latter Ia BE- tried by couri-martia.
Many Tcsignatons have been sent in within tho past
two days All viii have 10 be- accepted for The good Of
The service Il is beli,cd that officer capable q and
disposed ;operform his duty would resign.
Ii was reported yesterday afternoon that the enemy
were moving columns OF troops and wagon trains 10
ward BQYling Green, under the impression that onr
army we're endeayorlng to turn their right
This morning al 80 fring opened bTiskly on our
right and !; b.Aeyod thai Generals Grant and Meade
intended 10 push the Rebels sharply.
4 large force Il cay airy from the dsmoupied camp
have Anl,ed here with fresh horses. aud viii be Of
great service 10 the array the absence Of Gen. Sheri
dans command.
MAY r. 6o'clookp. m.-Trom the firing ii is believed
that the enemy falling back, as be sound becomes
fainter.
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He is Beyond Kingston and
Fighting.
ROME, Ga, OCCUPIED BY OUR FORCES.
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Secretary Stanton TO Gen. nix-No Later
News from 9 nnt-No Later News
from Butler z.Ood News from sher-
MANTLE T. beyond Kjngsfon-Rome
Occupied BY n Part OF sberman's
Perees, =. f-
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
wAsBEeroS, May is-lo:l5 p. IN. 5

To Major-Gen. DIX: No official reports Of
ss.ry operations to-day have been received by this
Department from Gen Grant or Gen. Butler.
Reports from Gen, Shermans command, dated az
Kingston. Ca. p ~, to-day. announce that Sherman
reached Kingston and encamped last night This morn
Ing he advanced upon the enemy, who again reresied
Tie dispatch states that while it was being written
HookeTF and Towards guns were hammering at John
s,on and the two armies in plain sight OF each
ether two miles east Of Kingston.
pav division Of the 18th Corps is in possession Of
Rome
Gen. Sherman reported the weather fine, roads good
and country more open and less mountainous.
EDWIN NJ. STATION, Secretary Of War.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES or THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.
Operations of Tuesdny-strength of Our
Army Encreasing-Care of the Wounded
News from sheridan-A Deserved
Premotion-Gen. Berlow's Achieve
menf.
isl ni.na,ch TO the v. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to the ~ Y. Tribune
HEADQUARTERS AMY or POTOMAC May ls, ls64.
Little was done all day yesterday beyond re-
sonnoterng the enemys position resting men, and
getting up supplies and ammunition from the rear To-
ward evening important changes were made in posi-
tons and the general advance made the superstition
that our foes were pushing their retreat toward the
Anna River.
A strong force was visible from headquarters with
De naked eye upon the crest OF a high hill beyond
spo,ts,lysnis Court House but there was an evident
desvor bis part TO exhibit his force which OF course
Gould receive no other Interpretation than that it was
rrong rear guard established thus conspicuous to cover
lis further retreat An occasional shell dropped in
song them. producing It's usual oonmoOn, but falling
every case 10 provoke reply. But we grow in res
apersied strength and numbers with every hours de-
Ay; while 10 is well known at headquarters that Lee
mast be weakened In loss Of ratons exhaustion Of bis
nen and animals
There Is sone expectation that an engagement may
be brought this p. IN. bat your correspondent is
Inclined TO think the next considerable battle will be
bought upon the banks of the Anna River whittier it is
apparent bot. armies are now tending.
Our wounded nearly quite all sent in to Fred.
icksburg and Washington About 800 Of these left at
the Wilderness also brought in yesterday They
had been robbed Of everything By guerrilla, and
Aosebys men
The reports from the hospitals are exceedingly
couraging. There are less feyers superyening and
Jet no hospital gangrene apparent aud the general
health Of the wonderfully good in wow Of the fear
fll jongs they have endured in the long and tedious
Interpretations. But for these helpless heroes Gcn
Grant would ere this formed junction With Gen. But
Ter, and the gasPing Rebellion more completely within
our control
The news from Sheridan causes the most eKuitant
feeling among men. and Rebel cannon and Rebel
nrskets and rife pis TO spa them Gen. Meades
system Of issuing congrsuatoy Orderly to be read
70 the men upon the receipt Of any news OF any move
ments elsewhere produces the hspplest results. and
Gen. Grants mode Of a; recommending for pro-
motion any who displays signal gallantry is fast
| making the Army Of the Potomac what IL never was
before. The latest instance Of this is the nomination
Brig. Gen Barlow Of the I'd Corps to be Major
GENERAL for his heroic charge upon the Rebel rife pits
i'n Thursday night
| Tbs grand achievement w.:ch was really the most
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One Mile North Of Spottsylyanis Court House.
p, m, May IL, 1864
The sun shines brightly to-day; the ground
Is fast drying Grand events are on the tapis. As
illustrating the severity Of work note that Get
tvs Division 9th Corps reports but 100 muskets and
II marched with $500 and only $50 missing. the
others all killed and wounded and this instance lie
but an illustration for the whole. But know that the
loss inflicted equals exceeds the oss suffered and
trust TO tho querable endurance and enacity Of
the rank and file.
Gen Wrigh; l. the natural OF the lameuted
ssdgwick and none other would have been well
ceiyed by the corps. In social personal temperament
and in military qualities he seems 10 bear marked re.
sembance 10 sedgwick himself His instant promotion
to Major eneraishps assignment TO the corps is, in
deed, peculiarly happy and suspicious, regarded as
recognition Of the wishes Of the thousands he is 10 lead
In the endeavor TO be first in point Of time IL is inevi
table that earng inaccuracies Of statement and misa-
wards Of credit shosd be made IN tho inst accounts OF
battles that reach the public II has thus happened that
Hancocks splendid success OF Thursday. with It's
trophies Of prisoners and guns should be wrongly at
tributed. Let me make the correction authority.
and in the light Of four subsequent days. The main
sault was made and the chief gained by Gen
Bariow's division. .
This is from Hsncocks own lips. and will appear in
his report No, that there ned be any detraction from
Brney's work His division vas out next not attack.
ing 80 soon and going in on the flank. While it parci'
paes in the honor 10 Gen. Barow's Division attaches
the highest credit. Bcs;des the formation Of their
commands for the charge LEFT to the Division Com
msnders and Barlow formed bis front twenty men
deep and the momentum thus gained was irresistible
The other Divisions as usual attacked in thinner
lines and were unable TO push 80 far.
have writtcn this request and az matter OF
Justice, and have backing for the statement.
Dr. Morton of Boston. orc Of the first discovercr
not adeed the first dscovecr Of the anaesthe'c proper
ties of ether has been with the army the last week.
working and observing in his capacity with all hi
might During this time he has, with his own hands,
administered ether in over 1000 cases The Medical
Director when asked yesterday In what operations be
required ether TO be used. replica. In every case.'
believe the division Of labor in the manufacture Of
any given article has now reached the point where Is
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List Of Won ded.

FORTRESS MONROE Wednesday. May ls. 1864.
Fbe following is list Of wounded from Gen.
Buffers army who arrived to-day on the steamer
Monitor