The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06
9}t1rs,
New YORK. June 27.

NEW YORK, June 27.
The headquarters Correspondent of the
Commercial A1ve' tistr, under date OF june
25th says The maneouvres of Grant
against the rebel breastvorks have not been
+" bl'ng on general engagement, neither
nav we fought any consider bic battle
The main object was 10 give relief to Gen
Ilunier.
. ma'n end ayors are to obtain full and
permanent P possession of the Petersburg and
Weldon oa J, hich cuts the rebel Confed
cracy in twain.
New York, June %.
The Tm~s' headquarters special of the
z4th SAYS that the m"yeme is Of he rebels
are mysterious There appears to be
geneI al movement 10 our left Ior, IONS of
The 9th amt 9Th cOlUS were ed To coun-
terac any sudd lemons ration.
Th g. corps S 5 furnishing on the "
q n road to day. 1t has not been used NV
the rebels for ~ev raj days.
Lynchhnrg papers OF to day say thai the
Danv1l'e + ad was cut by llunter We ~,crda.,
and speaks Of Hunter at Salem.
The Nr'1's sp cial Cny Pom, CORES
ponde'.t AIS the attack On Shuridans Cav
AIRY, the day before yes eIday, while march
ing f,om Invite House to Jane River, wa,
deter" ned and bloody affair. They made
what they consider ample arrangement : to
Capture his guns, tr ins ard a large ,or,ion
OF his command DE alIs OF his "tiair have
not yet trans,Ired here uo TO The depar,ur..
iof tn mail boat, bu i, is kn; wn that ,he
enemy t:ll upon the brig d. composing his
rear guar&i wit grea' fury. and at frs,
threw 1t into much confusion. rhey i'm.
meaiate'y 'aIlied to cover thu. movement
ana hoid the eneny's cavary and infantry
IN check until the remainder Of Sheridan S
command could be brought to their support.
when genera! battle ensued between cur
mounted and dismouDted cavalry, and the
cavalry, infantry and artillery on the part
Of the enemy.
! Sheridan acted on the defensive and rrpel
led the desperate assault that could posi-
lively he made. His light artillery was
brought into play and admirably served.
The fighting was at short range, and grape
and canister used with terrible effect. At
the end Of the coAc,, Sheridan succeeded in
beating Off though they were great
10y superior III numbers, and pursued
ms march to James river without the loss
/ ot gun or WAGON. HIS killed, wounded
and missing will reach $50 hundred, among
are 4 Colonrls
Fort MONROE, june rs.
Sherldan'S cavalry sue, eeded in safely
II eet'ns crossing of'hc Jam S river dur
ing yesterday afternoon and ,venins The
wagon train alone was six miles in Ieng h
which added to our force Of cavalry compri
ng SEINE Z 900 holscmen made a line of
about 20 miles in length, TWO abreast.
/ WASHINGTON, June 80.
| The friends OF Mr. Chase say his resgna-
ton is the consumation Of purpose long
entertained and delayed only by accident:
that he was determined to leave the cabinet.
and had prepared his resigs alton at the
time Frank Blair made h1s violent attack
upon the Treasury Department, ana occa
stoned the appointment Of an Investigating
'comn'tte that he could not honorablv re
Il TIRE while this investigation was bending
tnat TO. day. since the committe had report
led exonerating him from shadow o. cen
sure, he asailed himself OF the first momen.
{. when it could he done with honor. TO Der
Iemptorily resign. 49, g.. 'sa&.
IL President Lincoln has appointed Hon.
Vim. Pitt Fessenden TO be Secretary Of
I the Treasury without consulting him. The
r Eonfir,nation by the Se.ate was unani nous
Mr.. F ha. not yet signified his acceptance
sos the position. IS e.........s e~-...ss
j New YoRK, june 80.
i The ConTaeveial states that jay Coke &
Co stale that sesretsry Chase had ma1e
1 preliminary asrang ments for the neso j.
!. asian Oh loan of one hundred millions.
! thro1ys their house: aIxa tha, he was il, ne.
COLLATION. with foreign bankers for consid-
sEabe loan.
WAsEiSoTos, June 80.
4 Special to Csmusere al. -sssecretary csase.
hnsiIng there Was NOT d.spesitor to grant
|. him lower 70 collect ) susrsc,ens amou1t Of
Efesenoe &. carry On the guyernnens, h.sre-
signed, aud III. Tod, III Ohio. h.s been an
pointed 4, succeed him The Senate, st Is
SID. will not confirm Mr. Tod's nomination.
Tng Srv srrsE1E JUpsEs GOV Ali-
slsr has aproinied Hon TIona. WilkD.
Iof WInof.A. md Hon. s. j.. s NOM an III
SnlIsater. IS A--otsass Justices 81 The So
pre- se Coart, o 6Il The vacancies occasioprd
Thy ,hs re<lsnAsisn Of fJodgss fiandsssu as.d
!. ASWa 81.
n seieetisp Of thess ssnsleaes sor The
vacant 4eAgs % The Snbrefne Beneh is 4
vel neSIted Terog gniition n The high sspu-
ltasloa which hoeh az them hsse woe, dsfinx