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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
SPECIAL DISPATCHES OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Battle OF Thursday-Ewell in our Rear
He is Repulsed-Eighty Wagons Cap
tured but Immediately Retnken-O"r
Gunboats at Neutrality-suspicious.
Aoes DesfpOyPd.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
FREDERICKSBURG, Friday morning May 20 leof
At o'clock yesterday p. m. sharp mus
kerry ere broke in directly in the rear OF our night
wing and near the spotsylvania and Fredericksburg
Pike. causing considerable excitement for time.
which was allayed when 1t was ascertained that q
brigade OF Ewes Corps in rear but for what special
purpose is not known. had been repulsed and driven
back by the LIST Maine heavy artillery which happened
70 be lying within striking distance.
| A portion Of Hancock's Corps was thrown TO ouI
right and rear when firing began, but the enemy had
routed before they reached the scene OF action
heavy csnnonadng opened at the same time by the
enemy on the 18th Corps and was probably intended t'
cover an attack upon our train and the rear.
! II this was the special motive OF the enemy, MS
strategy entirely failed our trains were parked al
least eight miles from the front where they first ap
peared.
At this time no particulars Of affairs have reached
this point but we learn that 20 wagons were captured
but we're aiterward all reakeD, except three destroyed
by being burned
| The first Union gunboats ever anchored at Fred
ercksburg came up the Rappahannock at p. H. yes
terday and are lying at the wharf opposite The
city. Their names are the Jacob Bell, Capt Schnlze
the Yankee Lieut. Hooker and the Fuschia CaptSt
They left the mouth Of the river. where for long time
they have been blockading duty on Monday morning
the 10th inst dragging for orpedoes as they proceeded
Ten were found and removed without casualties on oui
side and four more not yet anchored were found and
destroyed on Powatt's Island.
At this point an expedition under the command Of
Capt Street sent out some distance into the conn
Try resulting in the capture OF Acting Master BuIey
Of the Rebel Navy together with three men, and The
killing of six, including ActingM Master Maxwell for
merly Of the L. S Navy, with the loss on onr side OF
one killed and three wounded. The Rebels taken de-
arcd their belief that had gunboats been two days
later they would have been boarded and captured %
were the Satellite and Reliance last Fall by parties
ganiling for that purpose.
From information received from citizens and Others
il is believed that there still more torpedoes in The
river of Tappahannock and at several other points OIL
the river. The weatheris very foggy this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Con. Ksutz's Second Great Ruid.
From Our Special Correspondent.

from UuT sPtVIaI - =
CITY PoEr Va, May 90. 1854
Kautz's division of cavalry had twenty hours
Of rest at Cny Point from its six days Of hard labor on
lie raid upon tho Petersburg and Weldon Railroad,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND OTHER ACCOUNTS.
All Quiet ON Friday-Thc Wounded In the
Battle Of Thursdny-The Wounded Reo.
eIs-Citixens Of Fredericksburg Held
M HOstagcs.
WASHINGTON. Saturday. May p, 1864.

WASHINGTON. Saturday May II, leo4.
A dispatch from the Headquarters OF the
Army of the Potomac dated to-day. says;
Nothing of Importance occurred yesterday.
The wounded from the fight of Thursday afternoon
were sent 10 Fredericksburg during the day.
The loss was much heavier than at first supposed.
about LOO. over 100 of whom were sent TO Wash
ington.
A large number of wounded Rebels were brought
into our hospitals and cared for, some OF whom alter
ward died.
The Rebel loss is estimated at LEO in killed ana
wounded beside about $50 prisoners, who were sent TO
Washington last night
Sixty citizens of Fredericksburg have been arrested.
and will be sent to Washington to-day, to be hed as
hostages for the 60 Of wounded men taken by them
and conveyed to Richmond.
Rebel prisoners continue to be brought IN; about p
were captured last evening They give glowing &C.
counts Of the Rebel commssariat, and say that Gen.
Lee feels certain Of final victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Fight OF Thursday-Dnsh OF Ewcll's Corps
Nearly a Mile OF Battle-The Enemy's
Picket Line Capturcd-Plucky Fighting
by the New Troops-COng rntulatory Or
der by Gen. Mcadc-Lee Tells His Men
They Are Near Our Rich Stores and
Immense Baggage.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

ELEVENTH PEsNsYLyANIA CAvALRT-hiIIrd-Wn n. Def E,
70 Fl Wonuded-Lieut Prudhomme, A. A. q. TO Col
spear in thigh dangerously sergt Hoover Co L thigh
II Murphy Co T. elbow Albert J. Weason thigh John
.vo 90 e. leg: John Deckey Co. L. thigh and Henry
b. Marcy Co f. leg anputated - Compton, Co. T., elbow
Jacob Killer Co. X, hip $3.50, =, 49,. -
E;- Wallace, Co. g. Wounded-C9 apt Geo. b Kerr MAJ
IN Fi,h Co Ii Henry Truly Co. l.; Philip sonEner, Co.
III GeHern Co B John Muster, Co. Jehn opp Co II
John Knepsr Co. NJ; Tho'. Campbell Co Henry pra n
Juus kranse Co Il John kelinser, Co. Al John Kanks'
Co. A; Edward Steep, Co. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10
Prom Kansas civ.

Kansas Cry. Febru ,ry . - About sundown Of
ve-terdsy l5D 10 2gD guerrllas crossed from
Missouri into X msis near Aubrey. going in the
direction OF Olathe Col Ford with $50 of the
81 Colorado started i'm pursuit at midnight. No
report vet 80 the result
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10
From astIingtou.

AsHtNGroN. February 9 The subject of con
hSc'tei i,ud- J. and hts teen under cou-iderl
tion hy tie COmmlttee oa L ud- The op,uions
al tn"~e familIsr With the policy o. t'sv
ment sui Who have gwen Tho III jeci more care
fnl con>lderst on have been obt tunei ,nd il =
prsba6ie oili providing for the disposal oG such
lands IN legal iorm aud giving clear title, will
soon be lutfoducei
The Pse>'deht approves and viii sign the Joint
resolution upon c0uhsctuou which pt,sed the
House and viii uo doubt pass tie senate
A caucu- ut Republican memhers Of both
hrsuches ot Congress held o. night at the
Can.tnl. senator Clark presiding twas adopt
81 = the ,en of the neeiin. that Instructions
should be Seut 70 tie y stidu Renubllcan Com
mittee to hii vacancies from : ste- not nov re-
resented, aud also such orher vacancies A. mi INT
exist IN consequence Of Iosmer members being
ah-ent abroad OF on duty IN The held
Gov Solomon. oi Wisconsin. and GOV Cur.
sin. OF PENNSYLVANIA. have red here tum-
Der oi other IoseFnOFs are also exuectei ], J.
undcr-tod they are here lor the Dur -ise &c con-
ierrIug Nth the authorities -ppn The rrfllin oi
the old regiments and recruiting. under the nea
onier lor 500 0no men
Accounts from tie y ,ath state that The rebel
srmie- eui''rfce to-day urprr n nns
moment since the commencement of the var, The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10
THE ExPEDgTsO.v FILLED.
ALL QUIET ON THE RAPlDAN.
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Exciting Time with the
POliticia
from Fortress Monroe

FoRTRTs. MoNR L. February S-The expedi-
tion having returned, We are permitted TO state
the lollowiug iac's:
Saturday morning Gen Buffers forces under
command Of Bfg Gen WiSttr. marched from
Yorktown via New Kent Court House The
ctvalry At 2::D O'Clock Yesterday morning, ar
rived at Bottom's Bridre across the Chick ,hunl-
my. ten miles from Richmpnd The object was.
to make raid into Richmond. aud by q surprise
libernte our prisoners there The cavalry reach
ed the bridge At the time appointed. making in
six cen and halt hours fort,--even miles A
force of infantry followed IN their rear for the
purpose al supporting them
|, was expected tu surtrise the enemy at b II
toms Bridge, they hAving i'r some time leit
only small picket there The surprise failed
because. the Richmond TX miner of to-day
say-. a YIhkee deser'er give inform ltiOn ia
Richmond uf the intended no, ement
The enemy had ielled a large amount Of tim
Der 10 block up and ob-truct the lorS and make
it impossible tor our cavalry t. pass
Alter remaining st The bridge from 2 until -
O'Clock Gen Wistar ioined them Wh h.s in IN
sry: hut the ~ hole object oi the surprise ha, ing
been defeated, Gen Wi>tr returned to Williams
burg
o. the march back to New Kent Court House
his rear WIS attacked b, the enemy. but lhey
~ere repul,ed without loss to Us
The march oy our infantry. three regiments of
whom were cOlojed, over - miles and ~as
m,de in DO hours. The cavalry mar he'd over
100 miles ~ 81 hours.
This shows that il is possible TO make cam
pagn in Virginia in winter
This diSnttch boat from Newbern i Just in
Gen. Palmer reports everything going on we'll
in his district The losses by IA in the way of
public property too trif .ng To mention. We
could not desire more favorable result The
losses in killed, wounded and missing are but "A
few
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10

conscrip'ion having beea ruthles~lv enfrced.
UuleS- onr armies are strpngly reinforced before
ring. military authorities here believe thst
much OF the advantage we have caineI in the
lat Twelve months mu-t inevitably he lost by
the evscnaiion of territory which we will not
have sufficient froops To garrison
An officer just in from Giants Headquarters
ss,s all through the country 10 the re ,r at the
Union liues a Union officer in his un form can
ride unrnOiested any portion OF Mississippi.
Tennessee aud Aisbsma
Gen Grant has telegrsrhed II ,lleck that the
expedition sent against Thomas and his band Of
whites ami Indians atCiuallaiown Was c0mnletely
successful They surprised the town killed and
wounGei 2l5. and ropk City prisoners and dis
persed several of the gang u the mountain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10
From New York.

NEw YoRK Februtry 9 The ptpers contain
full particulars OF the hle reconnaissance 0yer
the Rapiiau. but there is little aduitiou. nior-
nation
The l4,h Connecticut suffered severely
The Trihune'> di>prth SAYS
General kiIkpltrck : reconnaissance concln-
sively lrove, hat no force OF tie enem occupies
the county east Il Mine Run. lie small por
ties of cavalry elon led II mpton's Legion
which is ,lstioir al t eUei!ek-burg.
More than halt of lie vide e. have no horse.
and seldom relieved and some times
Obliged 10 walk twenty three miles To their post
of duty
The Times dispatch say:
II ha> heen t-eerlaiucd ihat the main body At
Lee'~ army j. between G,rion-vile and OftnLe
Cour, House
Ciuzen- residing within the euemy'- line~ say
Lee expects to have ID 010 cousrripS added 10
hi- rmy by the new levy. raising it to 50 900 or
80 000 ueu
\ Ne~bern letter Of The 4h to the Tribune
say:
= deser'er from the IA North C.roliua. Gen.
Quingmau's : hIig c.e. reports that Gen Qunsman
W, slightly wounded hy 4 Shell lie reuurts
eleven piece, al ariler, II pa our front ,nI
Is oo0 men He thinks the, hrve gone to L'ttle
" ,-hn-ton. aui -is- tie, supposed We had only
4 couple OF regiments ere
He SAYS some 30n men aud Officers with boats
came trom the saubo.t ar Ricnm nd. and
launched their boats in the Neu-e RIVER These
are the ones of course. that took Tie Under
writer
From al that we know The work about here is
over Tor tew dIys. ana ~e are looking 10 Wash
in-t,n. G
The steamer Cromwell. from New Orleans the
81, has arrived
Gen BtukS' letter To- the Fee State Commit
tee SlY> he viii allow all per>ous 10 vote n the
ensuing election who have been registered ~
voters uuier the p e-lent'> proclamation Of
July. lo62 and hs subsequent orders Upon
this sEhec he viii he grd tn appoint COmm--
sioner- ct Elections. who will be authorized to
administer the oath OF allegiance 10 persons
other"ise qualified to vote. b. the Stale laws
ali tskfus the oath ON tiie dav Of election shall
be authurzed 10 vote SllerS who are citizens
ot the Sttte shall 1e suthorized to vote: tho.e
who not citizens cannot vOte.
The Free State Nominating Convention met
last night After exciting time the Fiaudrrs
meu boifed The niejouty then nominated Hahn.
With a iuli lickei. sh1 ale al men oi very high
standing
The noirers held secret convention and nom
mated Fiuders. with iuil ticket. a portion of
which I> me regular ticket
Recruiting OF veterans exceeds all expecta-
tiols
An active campaign j. lookel for n soon as
F,rn gut fleet arrives Mobile. bo doubt, will
be the scene OF warfare next summer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10

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INV York. Fetrutry 9 The ptpers contain
full particulars OF the ite reconnaissance over
the Kapdan, but there is little additional infor-
nation.
The llfh Couppeficut suffered Spverplv
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