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We learn that during the thunderstorm Of
TUESDAY harm of Harry Joslin of Willis
ton. was struck by lighting and consumed
WITH the barn adjoining and about two tons
Of hay barn Of solomon Walkers was
struck. containing three horses, two of
which were killed and one badly hurt. By
the exertions If tho neighbors. aided by
fortunate SHIFT OF wind. the rest OF the prem
ises were saved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

GEN BUILER's HEADQUARTERS May 9th.
A telegram from the War Department an
nouncing the success OF Gen. Grant creates
great joy and will he read 10 the troops to-
morrow.
Our troops are in line of battle in the po-
sition to which they advanced to-day. All
are IN the best of spirits.
ten. Kinks with part Of his colored di-
vision advanced up the James from City
Point to-day. Nothing has been heard from
him vet; it is presumed he had no battle as
no firing had been heard.
The army gunboats went upthe Appomet-
tox river 10 protect the advancing column.
They encountered an eight gun battery
shot from which sunk the Brewster loss
four killed and seven missing
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W,surNcroN. Nav =.

WASHINGTON, Maya.
There is reason to believe from dispatches
already received since our first extra. says
the Republican, that Lee WAS forced to light
at Spotsylyanis on SUNDAY, and was repulsed
aud compelled TO retreat. Another state
ment il that zen. Grant has fanked and got
between the rebel army and Richmond.
Lees report of the battle Of Thursday last,
published in the Richmond papers, has been
autographed to this city by Gen. Butler. lee
state, that Grant attacked him. which con-
tradicts the report that Lee made the attack
On our army.
Lee employs this language &c Thank tod
We have repulsed the attack of the enemy.
He stutes that Longstreet is badly wounded.
=. IL is a historical fact that none can DENY
that Longstreet has won victory" Lev -aya
nothing in hi- report about the fight on tri-
day.
NEW YORK, Maya
Gold sold this morning at l7O}, thl- at
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Ttc secretary of Jhc rch,i Navy has ofi-
cial information tha, the pirate Florida sunk
tine Federal gunholt HUNTSVILLE AMI another
vessel 900 the Nc~, luiir-
There are rumor, ia Wall street ut a IT,
ver-, 20 t,ram which ind currency ou ac-
count oi absence of favorable reports. These
rumor- are u is quite likely circulated Tor
effect NJ the >tciS Exchange
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

ed brigade Of Forests men 1000 ctr ne
near Bolivar. Tenn. on the ID. \ severe
fight took place lasting two hours and resulis
ing in the rebels being driven from their for
tihcations when they reiterated across the
river destroying the bridge behind them.
1t Is reported that Forrest WAS present IN
the fight. He l. beating rapid retreat III
TO Mississippi zen Sturgis Is in hot Pur-
suit. Our loss was two killed and ten
wonn,ied
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

" AHhl HNi'-'f -ANf ~ - -''-
II MAJ Gen DIR
\ despatch from Gen. Shernc received
At midnight states We are fighting for the
possession OF Rocky Face ridge aud have
knowledge that Mcpherson took the Snake
Creek Gap aud Nas within seven miller Of
Rcsaca tins morning.
Yuu will remember that on saturday tbc
rebrl- were forced from Tunnel lliiLhy zen.
Thomas and took position NJ Buzz'rd Root
ia lend Of Mile CrecS, just north "i Dali
ton. This j. represented O. he a very strong
POSITION. which Gen IDou-> wl- UaihIe
to drive the enemy from on
prc,i,u, occasion when br advanced
on Dalton But Besaca l. q position ON the
railroad about Is miles south of Dalton and
this will place Mcpherson with strong
corps OF veterans IN the rear pi the enemy
shilc Thomas advances upon thr front and
>chofeld closes in on th, flank from C!c'e-
land
Iti, pr,lahl. that great battle vas fought
ON that line Yesterday and may '' now 3"
progress.
zen. Joe Johnston l. iu command of the
rel"l-
Nothiu. since my last dispatch has lecn
heard from the Army of tine Potomac or from
ton Butler
F.. NJ. STANTON, So. ot War.
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W.sUrNcroN. Nav

This mornings Chronicle says Official
dispatches announce the successful landing
Of Gen. Butler at West Point, on York River.
latest accounts from Chattanooga say
there are only IS, 200 rebels at Dalton and
that Johnston is reinforcing Lee.
Charleston papers publish despatch from
Dalton saving Gen. Forrest attacked the
Federal garrison at Decatur. Tenn, killing
the entIre force.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

NEw loRE, May :.
Th,. Tri51ire's despatch describing the
discriminating on rhursda saws The
knowledge obtained Of the eiemy's position
was of the highest Importance and gained by
the most skilful maneuvring of our troops.
The same despatch expresses the belief that
there has been grand victory as Gen.
Meade showed his strength on Thursday by
a stubborn defence without using halt the
command that he undoubtedly brought into
action on Friday. The troops arr in high
state Of enthusiasm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
New York, May 10th

New York, May 10Th.
The Times Washington despatch dated
midnight saws \ bearer OF dispatches
from Mai. Gen. Butler TO the President
arrived here this afternoon and he subse-
quently made statement IN presence OF the
Joint Committee on the conduct of the war,
and Senate Military Committee.
He states that on Saturday Beauregard
with 1000 men made surprise attack upon
Gen. Butler about 10 miles from Richmond.
So sudden and unexpected was the encoInt-
er that Gen. Butler himself narrowly escaped
capture. Indeed hiss OVID orderly was cap
tured 80 yards in front Of him.
Inc command being in readiness quickly
passed from the defensive TO the offensive
position, and the enemy were most signally
defeated.
The bearer Of dispatches gives 1t as his
opinion that Gen Butler, having already cut
off Beauregard, will be in Richmond at an
early day, and before either Lee OF Grant
can reach there.
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wv lUHh, My IT.
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On Thursday there was a contest between
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The um We, accompanied by the sunboat
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from until 5 O'Clock T. NJ The Cotton
Plant ,s'aIed and the ram firing rapidly re-
treated up the Sound
The cunh0at Bomhshell WAS retaken with
an on board
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PHIApEIrHlA, May 10.
\ special despatch 30 the Iaqmrer dated
Washington 9th says Gen. Meade again
moved on the enemy. and had brisk fight
at Told's Tavern just north Of Porters.
BY night it was found that the rebel
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On sunday the rebels attempted To make
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Nrw Yong Nav

The Times Washington despatch savs
Reliable intelligence from the Shenandoah
Valley represents u entirely free OF rebel
troops.
Transports are loading for Urbanna %
the Rappahannock. one IF tho future bsses
Of supplies
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l. IL understood that combined naval and
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seven rebel iron-clads are adoat 10 Charles
ton hurtar.
Folly Island has been fully prepared for
an attac5-irom the enemy.
All indications point 20 early resumption
of rebel offensive operations
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Nav ! uKh. N4N w
IN. Philadelphia correspondent of the y
Y. Merchants Exchange telegraph, that he
ha, 1t from good authority that zen. Butler
has captured Fort Darling.
The Herald saws We learn that zen.
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from the south side early yesterday morning.
One DAYS uninterrupted ns.ch will bring
his troops to the James River opposite the
city.
i've may therefore expect some important
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" AsHINGT0N, May 2.
The National Republican announces in an
extra that official dispatches announce our
complete victory over Lee. Tie rebel army.
It sl>o save, Is reueating IN the direction Of
Spot-ylyania. Gen. Grant pursuing.
The Union'Gen. Wadsworth Is killed The
rebel tirn Jones aud Jenkins are also killed.
and tens Pickett and Hunter are wounded.
Cen Butler has whipped Beaurcsard. ana
cut the railroad between Richmond and Pc
t,rsl.rr-
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The White Cloud ran the gauntlet OF the
rebel batteries below Alexandra and sus-
tanned considerable injury and had six men
wounded
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The Tune, special despatch from Wash
ington says Lee moved from Mine Run, be-
fore Grant did The Orange and Alexandra
R. K. has been abandoned above Union Mills
station and all the Government property
brought into Alexandria.
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NEW NoRS, MAY II.
\ Washington despatch to the World
saws Adyice- from the front TO 3 P. VI.
Monday are received.
On SUNDAY Warren encountered Ices rear
guard az >lotsylvania c. H., a shar1t;ht
cnsued. our troops were atfirst repulsed But
rallying advanced with great impetuosity
upon the enemy driving him beyond the {.
II.
On Monday an artillery duel was CON-
n,eucet and wac kept up south ot Spot-vl-
yania {. ~.
Another dispatch say> On Saturday Gen.
Hancock wa, compelled 10 retire on the
Spotsylyauia road until he was JOINED by
Burnside when he held his ground.
On Sunday morning the battle was renew
ed aud drove the rebels down 70 Pc river. and
by night they had been driven in every di-
rection. though they made stubborn resist
ancc.
Gen. Oven Of Philadelphis !. reported
killed
It uss Warrcns 5th corps that drove the
rebels on sunday.
It Is plain from the general tenor Of the
advices that the most stubborn Sighting has
been done since sunday morning. mainly BY
our artillery, o. get Gen. L e across the Pc
river We have taken more prisoners du-
I'm. Lee retreat tLan during all Of Iour--
day. ana Fridays battle.
Up to Friday We had lost nine colonies
killed and - wounded
\ corr.sl onden5 of the Herald writing
from headquarters. Monday, Gays We have
been out SIX DAYS and have been fighting
continuously. We have eaten and used ul
very large proportion OF the supplies We
took with as Our lv>>es have been terrible
probably as follows: killed. 500; wounded
.nuG missing. 5000 total. y ,0co.
CAIRO, May s.
Sleumtr White Cloud from the Red Rivel
has arrived. She reports the rebels On botl
,ides Of the river above and below Alexan
dria .ticy were busy throwing up earthwvrs
" h,u the White Cloud lelt the rbcis i'a'
lust cent in flag of truce dcmsndin: th
surrender Of Banks and hi army.
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CoIcHEs1IK.-Mr. G. e Benedict's Lee
ture on the Battle Of Gettysburg, will be
delivered this friday evening At Colches-
,er
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zen. smith Is reported within IS miles
of Richmond Gen Gilmore has arrived at
Fortress Monroe and assumed command Of
the 10th Army Corps.
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sff" ANlANs s'AfA a .
The following ar. additional casualties, OF
IN. 81 ".
h,H.5, Capts Bartlett and Brigham.
Lieut. Meach Privates. John >ahin, li.-i-
son. Marsh. Mc,iIhhon and Bood.
Wo,rd.d,-Co Corporal Met ue, Doyle. VIM.
H,ran. Nil,s Comrck, James Cushman,
Lieut.. " Beaui-. Capt. J.. smith, Lieut.
Btilv itrrris, Lent. Col. Bingham.
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NV YoRE. Nav :

The Reroid reports that heavy column
uuder Gen. SIgel moved up Shenandoah val
Icy from Martinsburg some days sgo.
Gen. Averill IL cooperating from another
direction with his cavalry command.
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