Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-25
Yesterday Afternoons Reperl.
FROM NEW YORK.

NAH AOhAt Ouuo a
The Tribunes special from Headquarters
Army Of the POiOmsc, June 2lst, lip. NJ,
says;
As write, another important movement
Of this army is being executed. The
General Headquarters are to be moved At
3 clock in the morning. OF course any
details at present would be eontrabaud
The movement must have been one Of
Mesde's own choosing, as we have not and
never could be driven from our position
there, and the public will be satisfied In
understanding that the change is preupt-
ee by prospects Of advantages and MOI
forced by necessity. The utmost CON.
hdence prevails in the command.
LATER.-Sinee the above was written
the headquarters have been removed and
the movement referred to in the last ac-
counts is being made.
The Worlds special from Washington
the 2Sd, says;
AdVioes from the srmv 10 vestsrdav
noon, at hand, relate almost xboIIv -
eontraosnd Intelligence in regard 10 the
movement going on, which promises i'm
portant results, but it is not deemed pru-
dent to give any particulars for the pre-
cent.
The position of affairs around Peters.
burg remain unchanged. We still retain
all the rebel works our forces have CAP
tured.
The Tribune's special from Headquarters
Army Of the Potomac 2lst, says:
The Army Of the Potomac is properIy
disposed, in semi-cireular line. around
the town, our left extending across the
Petersburg and Norfolk Railroad an the
south, and our right resting on the ppo-
msttox at Mill House, four miles north Of
the city. Buffers forces occupy position
on our right and front, to the north AMI
westward. toward the Petersburg & Rich
nond Railroad.
There are different opinions as To the
number Of rebel troops lying in front of
petersburg. tits known that Beauregard's
troops are there, as q great majority Of
troops thus far represent themselves As
belonging to his command. A large DOR
non OF Lee army, however, confront But
leri and so disposed IS to defend any move
ment OF Grant against the Petersburg &
Richmond Railroad. The occupation of
this road by our forces will undoubtedly
compel the abandonment Of PetersburS.
while at the same lime it would hasten the
downfall OF the rebel capital. Petersburg,
the terminus Of the Norfolk, Weldon s.
Lynchburg roads once in our possession.
with GOrdonsville occupied by Hunter,
and cavalry constantly cutting the Dan.
Vile Railroad, the fsll Of Richmond. even
without further aggressive movements on
our part becomes simply matter Of time
A Times specisl from Washington, 23d,'
says:
A dispatch from the Army of the Poto.
mao, received Wednesday,, 22d, saws that
no serious fighting occurred since the
night attack on Sunday.
A wounded ofiseF who arrived by the
Lizzie Baker says that Sheridan had q
hght on Tuesday with Hampton and Fitz
Hugh Lee at White House. The rebels bs-
ing dismounted on the first attack, threw
our men into temporary confusion, but
soon rallied and drove the enemy two
miles.
A World Washington special says:
1t IS officially announced that a meeting
OF the members Of the National Democratic
Convention will be held at Washington on
the SOth inst, at noon, for the purpose Of
general consultation, and for the delib.
crate consideration Of important business.
The Herald's Headquarters correspond
ent says:
The bridge across the AppomsttOx con-
Meeting PetersbuTgh with Pooshontas and
Richmond are daily shsllsd and rendered
unavailable to the rebels. They are busy
strengthening and enlarging their works.
The Columbia from New Orleans the
18Th has arrived.
General Candy is visiting Admiral Far
ragut of Mobile.
General sicklss ssriVed in New Orleans
the 18th.