The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-31
THE sI-rUArxor.

Tho entire army Of General Gran, " still IN motion
% TIE direction or Richmond His whole force was
the fsmonkey sunday occupied front three miles
soath o. that river On Saturday says General Gran,
tn his despatch from Hanovertown swo divisions OF or,
shvairy had severe engagement with tho sncmy
south Of Haines store, driving him abou. mile
upon what appears to be his now limo Our loss
10 the cavalry engagement three hundred and
ofy killed snd wounded OF whom but forty four ara
ucertaned to have en- killed. We Lave driven the
ensmy Nos. Of their killed aud many Of their wounded
lei Toto our hands General has BY this time been
'eaforcel BY The Eighteenth ADD portion or tho Tenth
corps under General Smith, those troops being no
"nsor required by General Butler carry on his de en-
vc operations regiment Of Ohio troops LETT Washing
Ion Yesterday also TO join General Grant.
Mr. Stanton The receipt or telegram from
General sherman Dallas, Saturday, which reports
that engagements took place between the enemy AMI
uphersons corps Ia which the rebels driven back
With loss to them OF twenty ave hundred killed and
wounded ief in our hands and about three hundred
hundred In ALL FHa
Dospatchss from Cairo bring from the Missis
,ippi 81 Memphi 70 the 9Th The sunsoai ourlew
attacked by rebel battery 1t Gsines Landing On
he 25,h bu, after returning the FIRE for an hour and
aaV Tho sunboas drove The rebels or Rebel batteries
IN the Red river arc giving much annoyance to our
ste ,mers
nj. reported thA The rebel Gesera Forrest has fifteen
hundred mon ii Iopeio. and Is engaged In moving
,orsge TO Oorin,h. 4
Scattering bands Of rebels are lowering about the
~cnity Of Union City and Pa6ucah, Kentucky creating
much alarm General Butord expected to make his
appearance al the latter place Sunday, and the mil
tary authorities prepared 70 receive him.
The extracts from the rebel journals which we give
10 day the condition OF affairs in Richmond az
most dismal The people said TO have grown SICK Of
the wrongs inf upon them for the past few weeks
ana are treasarng up for future Vengeance vicxs
burg 10 i worst trials presented no ouch sepulcnra
pIctsre ~ Richmond, says the Erdminer. fight be
tween Ftz Lees cavalry troops and infantry, near
Iayorsvs is reported TO have taken place on the 2Ath
suhs resu, doss no, appear 10 be OF much importance
EUROPEAN JEWS.
TIE steamships City Of Baltimore aud ksdar reaches
this pOr, yesterday iron ossesssown. with European
news V the is,h Of MAJ, four dayslassr.
Advicss from Paris sssss sAss u has been made appa
from the ,ns d the i'm eria oscias In the Frencl
legislature ths, Napoleon openly interiors IN Oh
saars Of the U.si-d unless England should tar
the initiative BY esgp,xing the rebels
schooner laden vsh cotton had arrived 10 the Mcr
sey direct from Chsries,cu.s.C
1bs Liverpool shipowncss were beeinping 10 sxhibl
great alarm ~ the prospect Of rsanscs for the rebe
rsss By nssas - American prvassp prsysa Eoslisl
cmmsrcs should GVss Britain be engaged 10 . wal
with any considerable Power. number Of shippiss
arms 10 THAI town united 10 memorial 70 the House
rommcps assns foSh ne danger 70 which British ship
Ping may be exposed uo0sr state Of afAirs which PER
isa beseent 10 construct and send TO vessels a
var from neutral ports the Alsbama and Gsorgii
ssd praying thai measures be adopted by the 60,
sroment, conjunction with shst Of the Unied STATE
and other Powers, 70 prevent such state OF tAna.
The nano German Conferepce had another Scsslon
rondor but there report OF progress toward fes'
selslsnDeni. On the contrary, II seemed " tbs ~hie
Wig Hoistsin affair becoming more eomfiicA,e
ovlas % tho willy diplomacy Of Russia, the pecult
r,orv on Napoleon, the obstuacy of Prussia, una q
sry feeble position assumed and mantained BY Enslau
"a w.s probsble that England would this very subc
he dragged into nsva var and this elton, u W
ssla lanesoced the action or The i1verroi sh'""wne