, 1864-04-13
EENs BY TELEGRAPH.
naflroad Bridges Repaircd--Gcuera
Grant at XFushin.ton-ArInym movs
Mcnt Delayed by tho Heavy Rains.

Nnflroad Bridges Repaircd-General
GFuns At Nnshin.ton-ArEny Move
ucn1 Delayed by tho Heavy Rains.
NEW YoEE. April 1oa.-The Kera!ds Army Of the
Potomac dispatch reports 1hat The bridges arc re-
paired and tsatns running.
ingtun at ii o'c1ock list night.
The heavy r,ins etii1 further delay the movement
Of The army 5o5 the present. The roads arc In a
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE PoroxAo,l
April ?, 1861
Lieut.. Gen. Grant made flying visit yesterday
to the extremc front Of the lines Of the army oi
the lotomac. He vent on a-persona1 reconnois-
sancc. Early IN the morning be len hts headquar-
tiers, accompanied bJ few staff officers and the
general oa'Ger whose infantry troops occupied tha:
stopping at ono Of tho rallro1a Citations, where a
brigade vas quartcrcd, he made minute inspec-
ton OF the reeimcnts and their quartera, with the
ap1earance Of both Of which be was highly graft.
fed Proceeding to the signal station In charge OF
Lieutenant Fuller, on one of the commanding
monntaiar, he took look at tho rebels On the
eouth side Of thA.RapldAn, observing the progress
Q! the defensive operations. Thence he proceeded
along The picket lines. and returned to his head
Rain has been falling fast all day. The streams
arr sta swollen, and the roads In only
No:1= Issued On Inc III irse. from tho headopars
te5s Of the Army OF tho Potonac: :.
F1rEt-1n view Of the near opprosch of the time
When This army may he expected to resume active
operations. corps and other Independent COM
Mnnders VIII cauac public and private property for
Which transportation is not furnished by exlstinc
oIdc e tc scnt to the rear with as little delay al
second-All euttlers and their employees will
!ease this army hy the 10th inst, and shond sut-
~1n a9s s5 th't e. r
e., and taslr employees be placed ty the Provost
"'9annaa g,1Aa ~ ua!u !aoor.
no itizen shall be slow ed 10 remain with he armx
except government employees, members Of The
Sanitary and Christian Commissions, and register
Cd newspaper correspondence
Ia1aEr1ph i've revokes the authority heretofore
ae.caateo 10 corps commanders to grant iurloughs
nna te5ycs o. sSeePt In the case OF reen.
l6;eo veterans, and with this exception no leaves
Or furloughs are to be granted, save In extreme
caect, until further orders.
Paragraph eix requires corps and other indie
names and regiments Of officers and men doing du-
t. IN their commQndB who belong to restmnnts
serving in other drmtra or departments. Theee
lists mukt also show, tho ctrcnu,stauees under
which such officers and men have been detained
Paragraph eeven requires that al officers aud
be o aei9 asi to
cepted.
New YonK, April 11.-The Hfralds dispatch
cere Of Tho Army Of tho Potomac, By the consoli-
dation of their corps with orRanizaions Ia rapidly
decreasing, housh the men still manifest much
Jealousy. A few days ago Il large number OF the
I'd corps. now consolidated with the I'd, appeared
on review with their old badge On their c.ps, as
seat Of their pantaloons. This and other deinun- IN
ssratIons Of O .IniIar character hare in few in
stances led tn some b1ttcrncss between the several
commands; but tue renewal OF active operations
wilt 1t Is believed, correct tho evil az II did last
summer alter lie battle OF Charlottesville when
men were punished for Struggling by. mounting
tt,nr, f>n ,~iy 1%r,v.
1.-THE Radsc OF tho Eleventh Corps" suspended
from their ueck5,