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PRESIDENT LINCOLNS POLICY.
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THE BATTLE ON. WEDNESDAY.
Hr. j. c. Fitzpatrich's Desp ten.
MITE AMY ooRPs, NEAR srorrsyLvAslA,

MITE AMY OoRrs, NEAR srorrsyLvAsA,
May 18-l0 p NJ
while the portion OF to-day s nghng has been
ssrse by other corps the Ninth has participated
wounded will amply testify. In days Of yore, when
Axhs embraced loss OF only two hundred,
ssaetscd ct great baille but now days en-
sagemeni possesses little importance unless u entails
ssss OF many ID honsanus ..s ~
The severity, tho hardship, the osses-in fact tho
nAgnaude-of the present campaign, may be oompre-
Asnded 10 some degree by consideration OF the fact
sAsa engagement Of few hours TO day. one Of mauy
>As been attended with loes along the whole ins
soe tbousspd
yHK OPENING or ATTACH.
wNile the rest Of the army moved force uppr the
>soys line, corps, holding the right, was 70 make
demonstration upon the snemys lei Tho trcops were
anpoeed In line Of battle, with Poters division holding
sAe ertrome right Crtendens division the centre and
vicox's division the e in coEtguly with the rshi Of
vvrso's oorps aH4ne
ss sRKw coIuAxs ArrsoH.
Zach division constituted By itself = column
q attack, wi.h the intention OF assaaltug tho
socuy's limo NJ three different points. The
veS,meni. or each division were masssi, in come
sasss three. and Others four regiments forming the
mont Tho artillery intrenched behind works
Aassy constructed timber the neigh boring
vpols and covered with EARTH
a. the nIantry advanced guns opened the
.oveneut and IN n moment the wnoc line OF front
Gas musical With tho Of our PARROTS aud crass
sseoss Ths robe distinctly in view, and ene
Sered ~ woods which rendered nrc considerably
ssrtssn 70 results However cupncfs blazed
With the um oct ardor a9d ,ornsdoos shell and snrap
tore through the opposite woods
Roemers battery inc ban hs,ween ronr and Eve
s'ulocA NJ, With sir ten inch PARROTS Supported by
shcmaa second Maine battery, the Eleventh Massschu.
and two pieces OF the seyonth Maine on the right
ho rsbeis woe no slow Ia responding from tbeir side
asd nsDchsnge Of shols SOON became u,,s
Hvey. . t... n. Ii ..f..t
stRnow roArx or onysRAI BuRvs,pu
Gonesa Bnrosro at this time occupied little Knoll in
o. rear OF Rosner battory corps headquarters Tpc
v~y ehos from the rebel guns few over The brow
Of te bill Aud lodged 10 the mids, OF the General and hts
ssG. ~bo lust rising nom their oeuchcs ~ can
urpfv term sugsestive Of civilization 10 The rualc
yss.lN iaces Or these ocers, where oedars formed
sanopy,sDd The ground bedslead Que sbeii burst I'm
ssedsley the Geperai's head, woundins Captain
puiton M tbe slds and breaking his revolver. Tho frag
mont enoreu tho earth In close proximity 10 General
Smnse Colonel R'cpmons Another shsl, or, 10 use
~ lechn cal lNm spherical oase shot, exploded near
MAJOR eating, the sulphur with which ihe bullets were
sodetcd strkIug BIN IN the face and severely burning
Aim ire rssi al iVs slsa ssxtsc unhnmed tboasi'
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Reavy Rsinforcsmsnts for Our
Army.
HG ItfHHo le.Eeat4 He

ittFi NJ ere 1stev WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON Hay 20--6.30 y. N.
Mayor eeneta DIX; fgestrS M 1'e@
This afternoon We have dispatches dated at half past
sShtths morning, from General Grant. rs.
LAsi evening an effort was made by Ewcn'a corps TO
aorn right they promptly repused by Birneys
and YyIer's divisions and Of warren's troops that
the right About three hundred prison.
Ss into hands besides many killed wounded
Oar ,oss foos Lutte over six hundred wcufaed apd
sss hsndred and fifty killed and missing
General Grant says tba, probably our killed. and miss
~ are over estimated. ,t. sr,.0.
Over twenty-five thoussnd veteran reinforccmenls
lsve been forwasdcd General Grant, The condition Of
ne army and bis contemplated operations entirely
sAiisfac,ory @sa 41 A !"
ne army Is atundabcy supplied
Under nsirncsiens from this Department TO Colonel
schriver, commanding ana a vicinity,
persons are custody who are suspected or having
Hsen engaged with Mayor slaughter. The Mayor bad
Ads his escape before intelligence Of the outrage reached
EsAscksburg, and the sick and wounded could
- transported overland win be brought here on water
wsnsports
No reports have been received from General Butler
- day. tHs ases "a v-asst35a q.
MAJOR general Bun,er has been placed 10 command Of
sAs DspaAmspi Of West Virginia including the shepan.
scah valley M Ta5 nf tlt-.. .vbar ew
Al the Infect dates Major General cauby was at
tnksbore. ELLA
Ihe Red river reported TO be bcckaded BY the
ssore batteries of the enemy A. different points; but
sssues had been taken by him which were believed to
adequate for clearing the river Of all such obstruc
scos and enable him 10 reach Alexandria whore be win
saks command Of the army.
ErwIN N. STANTON, secretary Of War
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Giboon commanding, mado charge the eosmy's
line at day break carrying the Gs line whoh they sti
hold. In this charge the Irish Legion just assignea
the corps. participated, they acted with great cool
and gaantry, which 10 the cred,abe most
of them arc new men. Their advance checked by
the enemy's artillery, who poured terrific voIey OF
grape aud canister into their ranks. and ,has stopped
their progress.
send with this alist Of the Casualties In both corps
There strong Indications OF resumption in the
morning or active hoshles, and probably general
gageInent. ftS ss.a
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SHE:T2Mhn. !.
Advance Of Our Array
Into Georgia.
TIE BATTLE OF REsACA
~~~-~~----~~-~~,~o~~-yJ-a tef
Occupation Of the Place After
Three Days Fighting.
Additional Details Of tho Operations Of
The Army from ths Start,
Co.. &C.. d.
Secretary stanton TO Csneral DIX.

Secretary Stanton TO General DIX.
wAsBseJos, May 2o--10,3ePM N.
Major Gencrai DIX &F shf = 2
Ia
Dispatches from General sherman dated Kingston ten
O'Clock last night. state that during the day be had
pushed column beyond that place In pursuit Of john
ston, far Cassvle and therc was skirishing In
the latter part OF the day with hardee's corps.
The cars expected TO reach Kingston to-day.
A hard ngat for Atlanta 10 looked for.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary q War.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

prom the Columbus (Ga.) Times, April "a
The capture Of Richmond would prevo of ereassr in.
rortancs enemies in political point Of Wow than
ANY other sense With our capital IN their posseasSu1
We would hnd additional influence brought 70 boar
us abroad. bul a. material loss lts fall would in -
rauner compare With the disadvsntascs which weuld
r. u defeat CT Goncra Johnston and tho occupe
ton OF Georgia that would follow. The hrst point nsAs
our boundary lines: tho second our great centre ~
lose the one would be the ose OF LIMB should We %
driven from the o her II well be terrible blow 81 our
most vital pcint This we must admit, and ou sssmy
knows u. g8F @ H
I.uxcs o, ras srEAAsHw CososAUo--Ths mornipe, ~
hair usst eight O'Clock tue nno seamsbip Colorado win
be nonooSd nom lhe saipysrd Of Ar. wm, H. wseS
FOOT ol sixlA su eet, kAst rivss
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prsssn. noysmeol, walen aoalenpIa.e. a.aElps .Aer

pressns noysmenii which oonsmplates AaBkipg their
works and aot carrying tnea by a,rsct assault
ln my ride along our soa, line learned someshine Of
yesterdays cannonadmg that was now 10 me. During
this caIronadng Genera Cfawlords DIVISION occupied
our estlsme efs personal inspection Of the ground
showed Inc General The fact that the enemy's vdettos
near him and that during ht they THROWN
up mtrs nchmens back 10 the direction OF tLe 10 river
tina. they were heavily massed N his irons were
threaieniDg lett seeipg tho position affairs he
reported the 10 General Meade who put tn
Sixth corps on HE LETT. Meantime,
sued for the Possession OF mound near the Genereps
headquarters Our mon drove the enemy away, and IN
return werc driven away by tie enemy, and thus tho
contest alternated.
This battle was exclusively OF the Fifth corra and
the Buchia riaes Of .3ennsylyania saved the day.
need not 10 into details OF their gallant conduct rney
whipped General hoodys brigade OF FIELDS division,
General Lengsireet's corps, twice
10 chow how well Crawiords division behaved 10 IN
only necessary mention that 10 the Hshs thus lar 10
has lost ouo hundred and fourteen officers and two thou
sand one hundred aud twenty Ave men. An arrange-
nent by The way, has been efecled, by which all tho
remaining troops will ne mustered out Of service the
last OF the month, instead Of each regiment at the exp
on Of Its term Of three years enlistment Col Hardin,
who lost Ia battle months ago, has just
returned ard commands the First brigade 10 tho
division there twelve hundred vetorans that all
not TO he lost 10 the Meantime. TO General
Craword's command has toen temporarily assigned the
Second brigade q Inc second dvson General
Hartsuns old brigade, Of General McDowels CORPS
Deyerters cay tina. they rarely been under such
bcavy cannonadpg as yesterday. They under
enaiadng re Of batteries rhe corps batteries
gagsd In rins numbered foriytwo guns altogether,
suffered terribly. 0e irsse
Dr.C J. Aenew, q the Sup,afy Ccnmislon, Is here,
arranging, in connection with Or. Winsow for having
supplies brought here for the benefit or wounded
They have arranged that in future battles If
muncaton with base kept open, pplies shall not
be wanting for The hospitals their occupants manned
in battle.
8sI close my dsp oh portions Of the First and Third
divisions moving 10 the left 10 prevent threatened
hsnk movement OF the enemy. some cannonaadiDg and
niuske,ry briDg now be heard in that direction.
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Tbs wounded and the AmbuIunce Bys.
tenn.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

The Rebel Pirate. vesseis Preparing for
. Dcmonsssassoa On she Northern
Coast, Sc.
PnLADnvnA, NAY 30, 1894
ctser from 40 ofnocr on an American war vessel.
dated Dover, Knsand May T. contains the following I'm
povmnt iDfcrmatcn'- ti4' nM
mo Alabama coming here sud that the combine I'd
rebel pirates m.ksa demonstration our nor,n
srp coast, asscon ss tbcy cau get ready
The deton,,oa ~ she Rappabsnoock aud az
lhe Aapama here postponed - sor month.
fns comes drve. from rseai aas<ass asasc ans ves
saLa. ehsausb vm snies &&Mi ffef aeH
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more precpiio1g Tere pafes where l0s thou.
sands Of yards together, pegp.u 3cnle fnr tweaty
70 SIXTY sar igh t'nT ais rho ~ + tho range
forul1g natural nrLicaiiuI thar hur ngenuty
can aG.niount This ridge n csit b ia Tremendous
gorge called Bullald Goost Gap, aud tnrough Ibis gap
ran the rniroad md tho common from Chfttanoo-
ga. Tie rebels have lined all the heights around this
goFso With saLllan. md ,nFepgtheaed by artificial
works y ormldable description In addition 10 this,
tkoY have dainned up the of small stream of
water called Si creek which ms through the gap,
~ such as 10 form lake lhe .urge. The entire
position is pt haps one ~ the strongest on the coo
tnent ~ cssIrot be turned Tie left prooabiy,
fer tic et,empt would only bring the lanking
force into another gorge formidable az ,BEz-
tsouthl OF suyzard Roast - snake Creek Sap through
when Siei Theirs has Already no. siN miles from the
eAa mouth y thus at lies the Town OF Iesaca on the
Alaut2 an western Railroad. 10 Is \ mountaiu gCrge
vneh Wiz ndosd baeome fsmo 10 history IL
70 be ihe danr ~ winch 10 nn army shall reach ai-
In aud victory. n
several indiVduais in unr arny have nready greatly
distinguish ca them ewes Tho exploit Of Colonel Jcha
q. Mitchell enc Hundred and Thirteenth Ohio, comnahd-
ing brigade 10 General fHvs diVision, bg winch he
red tho his hear the entrance bu2lnrd BOOST Gap,
was oIe Of The most gallant aeDereneuiG ~ tie
pegn. Hs brigade Is composed o lie Materials and
hos added 10 lts prev iously acquired laureis.
General ihcl has managed his command with much
skh "a very difficult siiuatou.
'enerel llntkef, who giincd the srmfnit Of Rocky
Face, AZ the northern ard ridge has maintnnod
his brigade there uuder try ing ciiounstlaces.
General T. j. Wood, always vi illhtut active and bold
has been pone the less during these 1--WE Guys singular
lighting. tt-.ft-.s
General Stanley bss increased his we earned rsnn,r
tsn by toe able ard un,ssunpg wnIeh I've fas
managed his q vision .sttttst..
ocnefas johnson and Davis have both proved them.
selves careful and prudent well and
getic soldiers.
Genera Hot, command or the cavalry of the Do
partnent OF Cumberland has dischsrsed hs delicate
and d.tcut duties with ability and tact tsistti by
several excellent stun UlIceFs..
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Our Belle Plain correspondence.

-Four suDboats the Currues, hnacosLa, Jacob Bell,
and Yankee reported at Fredericksburg II s stated
r,ey raked up four torpcdoes coming up the river
Exports from tho front state that last night corps
marched from rgh, TO the extreme left of hne
wnen Lee moved right. endeivoring 10 capture
portion Of oor wagon ,ran lie sgnay failed suffering
great loss
The raiifoad dock nj Aquta creek s repaired and
consrvttau train Is al weak the read toward Fred
erksburg which expected TO bc N running order 70
Falmouth by hondsy at furthest.
rhc body Of Sergeant Thomas Doughcrty, Of the One
Hundred and Sixteenth Pennsylvania, found in foto
creek Bole Pain, 10 oay 1bs body had been
10 the twenty four hours, and recog
nized by paes signed by provost marshal in philade
phs where the sergeant had evidently heen on recrong
servicc from which he had iusi returned : ti 81
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a NASHVILLE, Tonn May 20, 1854
General sherman 10 in possession Of Kingston, Rome
Cassvle and tho line of the Howah. isis af Nf
The army had heavy esrmisbing with the enemy all
tho way from Resaca., -T
The railroad and telegraph have been repaired to the
present position Of the army. u hfH{sa al
The troops are 10 good condition and spirits.
Johnston is believed to be at Atlanta. f...4
The prospect Is excellent for the most important suc-
cess 10 our arms H.t
Five hundred and thirteen prisoners captured Re.
saca, arrived here yesterday and to day Among them
thirteen officers belonging to Polks, Aardees aud
H0ods corps They will b. son, North Tomorrow. 4 e
Hugh Traily,a native Of Hay county, Tennessee,
hung to-dsy. by order or the military commaadant,
charged with busbwbackng and numbering Union ci,i.
zens Tray captured IN White county last Decen-
ber where he acting guide 10 the rebel General
Wheeler. He betrayed omcllon op the scsnoid and
avowed that he died true rebel soldier and not guilty or
shedding innocent blood aaE
The river three feet deep the shooIt and is now
falling .Mr r.
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Nmrn ARMY CoR,s, NEAR srorfsylrsN,A;l
Nav lQ--A Al
1Bs FIGHT YESTERDAY.

emitted 10 fny report last night, 10 mention that the
loss Crmenden's division principally ~ Ledlics
brigade Gen I.edIie has just Gesuuood command. He
formerly colonel Of the Third heavy artillery. and
served with Cen BurDsjde in the North Carolina
pagu. t
Our loss IN the corps will not exceed zoo killed and
wounded. few prisoners were taken.
The rebel wounded cared for at the Harris Hcuse,
the hospital OF the 50 cnc and Tnrd div is,ons.