New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
SECOND DISPATCH.
BHRMUDA HUNDRED. june 20,
via BALTIMORE. Tuesday, June2l, le64. }

BERMUDA HUNDRED. June 20, !
via BALTIMORE. Tuesday, June2l, leof. }
Yesterday Sunday, the l9th) was compare
tiyely Quiet day with the army about Petersburg
The operations Of the day confined to reconnois
sances slight skirmishss. and some shsrpshoong along
the lines, which now extend some distance beyond
Petersburg. up the AppomaitoX River.
Gems. Grant and Butler went up the James River
yesterday, and had an interview with Admiral Lee
LATER.
lOI O'clock A. m-Some little cannOnadng
has been beard from q o'clock until the present time
HEADQUARTERS. Monday June %-3 a. IN.
Yesterday was very quiet day along the
ines both armies seeming DESTROYS Of enjoying rest
after the severe struggles Of the two previous deys
SHRINKING and artillery firing occurred at Intervals
and the 5th Corps lost probably To- during the day
their lines being 80 close to the enemy that IL was Dan
gerous TO enter OF leave them.
An attack was made the center Of the line about
10 o'clock last night. but was quickly repulsed.
In the charge made by the 5th Corps on Friday even
ing the 81 Brigade Il Crawiords division Col Carol
commanding, took the 3sih North Carolina Regiment
as prisoners numbering about co men, with their off
GERS fegs. etc.
This regiment was on the right OF column who were
surprised and asonished being ordered 70 surrender
Gen. Crawford had two OF his aids wounded. tapt
Luter and Capt Chester In the fight on that evening
The loss Of the 5th Corps will reach about 600 In the
past three days.
The I'd Corps lost the heaviest. being 400 since
Wednesday
fac Of truce was sent to the enemy's lines yester
dsy for The purpose gctt ng the dead and wounded
between the works on each side hut 1t was refused
The negro who was tried some days ago for a. az
tenvt to comui, rape upon white woman ucaT Cold
Barbor. has been sentenced 10 be hung at O'Clock
this morning. At the time designated for his e1eeu
ton be was found employed in the Quartermasers
Department. lie has acknowledged that he belonged
70 the l.t Coored Regiment and that he deserted.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th inst gives the
following dispatch from Gen. Beauregard to Gen
Bragg, dated Petersburg. June l6. $40 p. M;
"SIR: The enemy made two attacks on onr lines tis
aftel noon They were repulsed with Ions. We car.
tured about 40 prisoners, including II conlssiora
oscers They belong TO the lst Brigade oi AancocAs
corps. AL Is quiet II this moment
The dispatch then says
Communication was interrupted on the railroad 70
Petersburg but after tearing up Ine ana nni % ~,
track and pulling down 800 yards Of telegraph Nire 's
UnOns warmly Irses that un Issy I' s
making stubborn fight until late in the evening; The
principal fighting occurred two miles from Chestr'
where we repused the enemy and took two lines Of then
brcastworks. We also captured few prisoners anu
some OF the enemys dead and wounded fel into our
hands. The enemys troops were connandeu a! w." nv
more They consisted of about 25U0, all tod our
force consisted Of Pickets division Our whole losses
were not very heavy"
The following dispatch has been received from Gen.
Lee: ,o.,
His EIcellency JEYP. DAVIS. At II O'Clock last night
We took the breastworks 1t howletts house. OtheI
portions were also taken The battery At H0Vletts ~
being Igestabished. Five vessels have been sunk by
the enemy in Treats Reach. Ten steamers arc within
the Reach. behind the monitors. Some hghting DC,
Cured near Petersburg this morning without result
have ordered the raioad at Port Wathal Junction de-
stroyed by the enemy yesterday. to be repaired and
reopened. r. LEE
rest 10 Capt Affair." dated Tupeo June IT, says There
are no GeOrgians hurt. The victory was complete
The killed wounded and captured Of the enemy exceed
the total 81 ny troops engaged have sent forward
800 prisoners and there were more yet behind.
THREE Mills IRON MARIETTA. June l6-There wac
but e ,lnh nSg ~ the Ma az Oh. &
MISSISSIPPI Regiment WAS Killed
ATS O'Clock yesterday. Gen. IIooker's corps made
charge on Clc5urncs division three lines Deep ana was
repulsed with great slaughter. Observation-Disclosures,
few prisoners were taken who confirmed the above;
Ceburnes division fired 3l3 time, with Shot shei ana
canister The enemy was able 70 bring his artillery
TO bear.
Ih Enquirer says;
a gentleman who left Lynchburg on Thursday
says; Yankee force 1900 strong. under Gems.
Hunter Crook. aud Avcrin, were at Forest Depot on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. some eght OF
ten miles from Lynchburg. They have done good
deal Of damage 10 the railroad was 10 have been ef
tooted but We did not learn the particulars OF their
Vandalism.
The Yankee feat has not been accomplished
The following named men. wounded in the light Of
he 18th. belonging to the I'd Corps are In the ~ III
Yision Hospital:
LEM, 4 Godfrey. Me- Lieut. s. C. Carr rs N. YARN.
IA A 6nser Lieut. NJ. N. Iiieskeil, ~ Pa,
Iirut Ill n. r. suoouer, do, abdomen. -
Arm, Lieut. w. X. kewenham, Me.
7 ieut H. " Porter do arm. both thighs
Ms,or G. Croxman Do bari lieut. A. Hilton do. thigh.
and ann Lieut. A. y. Berry, do. do.
Adj D w Cart do arm Lieut.. A.P. Eastman, do. hand
t.g, w s. CAN do srm Capt Jackson, l24th N. foIk,
aud aide. Killed
Ccs. Badly Smiths ConGras"tssion 70 inc