, 1864-06-13

Tie Latest from General Grant In
rcrcsting DCtnifa OF Gunfex'A Gpcra-
tioNE.

WASHINGTON, June 1a.-Thc following was re-
eeired tkta afternoon:
uEAporAH7Kns AnMr OF TIE POTOMAC. Iuns
9There II nothing particularly inter estfng to re-
pprt On q part Of the Line pickett drin< has been
lie pt up al- day. while a: other points Il wouid
seem rs II ~ mutual agreement that this practice
had ceosed
List evening battery In Gen. Drneg's division
nr<d on house on our left, which. according to
q dc.erter wEo came In this morning, w2s o.:a-
pied BY General Coz. Thrae she.!s went Il roGsh
1t, causing tho occupants to 1eare It rather
hastily. The ire vas rctulAed wlsn CRY good
ain, but without loss Q NJ.
The cetc.tor fays that Bsaura.ard's troops ATE
poztcd from Bottoms Bridge all tas way to the
James River, watching fo1 the appearance Of ous
army in that direction.
HEADQUARTERS, june 19.-The enemy are bust-
II cngosed in throwing up fostidcaltons In tha IL
cinity OF Summers and Bottoms brttges.
Tho spires Of Richmond arc visible from these
po,n.s, aud wagon teams can be seen moving
within three or four miles Of the city, whsro the
rosd for abort distance Is visible.
Ver1 little firing has taken placo to-1oT. No
change IN our position has been made within tho
past 1Wo dsys.
Last evening as Col. McArister, Of the nth New
jersey was riding along the line, he was fred npoa
bya rebel ehnrp-Ehooter, notwithstanding there
had been tac5t agreement that no picket trlng
should tako place. The bullet passed ac1oss tho
Co1oncl's breast, and entered tue heart OF tho Col
onel's orderly, who vas riding with him. The en-
tire command was at once put undes nssos, e1-
pc11 s,1,.a-o,, - 1nna ~ m a~r,xa, he,o ~.
..:. .sa...:..1 49,. 80,
DAY from :" hlte house: Is asset'alneo 1na. no:n-
fo:sements and forage for the 2se ot tbs army; .
within i mile or two OF the army, has been torn
~, aca1n and the rails md tios broueht b,ck to
" up y1.,. -. .ssho.a ~. 80 hosn. ..sd ~
bazges.
Tho yz.ro,1-. st,nnton cor,csnnndent sta.es
t,..t m tn the 7th we Ind jost Sd Killed and
sno 1au on ~ th t5 ram the
5soa, aud
~ ~ thc Hsro,d from Bu1e,a de.
ays "ea w. no[ 81 t4s Ieced h og
;n " ,ha,, jstanct' but being informed hy 4 va.
naa .sai ,spfs H.
dsyp pfcSious, be decided to return, ,rhich be did
eaE' e ,e PIT II s2n,hr ro.d sn-,x..d e,a m.
t.sct1 ,he ref,, Wosca hv hraya dash c,ntnrinr
.~rerai rieres If art,,ifry and numher nf nris.
oners. bat not Being co-opsrated win by Gilalors
roundsd M1s h1i",nH III Tia nrIeoners and enns
| w11h hirn.
The grrboa's in tho Ap2oraattoS threw many
fhelae into Petersburg during the movement.
The Htrclas Correspondent details Hunters
Increment at length. "~-~
Afler leaving Cedar Creek the rebel Moshy at
| tempted 10 intercept Communication With the
rear They were psrtiallJ successful, having de-
etroyed ecme bslds:s, burned train with stores
| and captured few men.
On our occupying Woodstock the inhabitants
eFpaared f;euCl:. In passing through Mount
Jatk6on not q ny r.euaan <seFed their handser.
chiefs behind partly CLOSED nitnds and appeared
pleased to see ns
town from Staunton., They attempted TO tasn
our LEFT, but fafled, and were psshed back IN u
manner th2E threatened TO ent them oa a9n,