, 1864-05-22
Yesterday. Aft9llo9i'S Dispatches.
The Riohelisl;;R ;;Rsppllsd:, ,by { Division /
: :, Of BaM: Troopsst7 =. - :
|. Change Of Position ia:beth Armies.
RETpRI or. GEN. CROOKS :DIvlgloa.
:: :NEw-Toaart, Aay. 1.-The .NeN::Yo,,
fsnex ht 4 The following knecfaIa.

:: :Nr11Ioar, Nay. s1.;:1rhe :.NeN:York W Il
uEApouAnrxas AznY OF zm porox4al
= RnJ *. 8 l. n, 1854.
Ny dispatch OF 10 O'Clock last nipht in:
sfolmtd Won Of N attack mado last e1eninu
upoH- the right VAng Of. our lima and ths
handkome manner in which the rebels Wern
: driven n-back. = It ~as mada7 By tia Hhola. Of
i1The enemy left tho vicinity OF fsopttsy,vs6,i.'
atout1 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, made 4
} 1dApuF BY the west, crosstd the Nv. nni
about O'Clock struck' the Fredericksbur1
road in the rear Of our right flank, breakine
ont within three -quurtera- Of = mile Of the
i headquarters OF Gems ;Icade aud Grant
The only troops We had on the ground at ia
I time were couple Of regiments Of Tylcr's
division Of heavy 2rttllcr., never befofa nm
der fire. Tyler eoon brought up the relasin-
der of his iorce and met, tbs rebel attack.
diving the: enemy back Int the woods.
Here the rebels had formed their linz Sf
battle, Tyler felt rather apprehensIye At the
work before -6fn, considering the rnwpcss Of
his troops, When once under flrc: hoWevrr
tEcy showed. the utmost bravery Their
loss 'n quite heavy. moro severe than re.
Eolted BY nc in my dispatch last night, and
wM nss probably Rt ,ra reash Loo in killed aud
scattering through the woods.
rtet exclusively With Tyler's heayy;artiiIsry
division, though BisneJ' q division Of the ed
Corps and Ctawiora's 5th Afterwards sent
support SUI ond formed line, enabling Tyler to
and clearing the valley OF the NJ:
:, The confusion Of the rebcls appears to
have been very great, the major portion Of
Rhodes division scattering In tic woods
Three hundred aud fifty Of Them were picked
np in tho woods during the plight, and have
Just oecn brought In to headquarters.
The atriafon Of raw troops teel immensely
.ticRled at their success Although their loss
Inns been heavy, it Ia felt: that their dimlnu,
tion Of numbers is fully made up BY the In
crease Of nsoTalt. j.: -
pieatlons are open US usual tonight, and sup
piles are still pourinr;in In for us.
Guinea. station was captured last evening
by Taltot's cavalry, and Is now in our pos
eeeeson. From this point the rebels have
been bringing supplies: Lat:s;, Bowling
now believed that The enemy bring their sup.
r1cs across the Virginia Central Railroad, .
| distance Of twenty miles.
I The Herald has the following: Friday,
| May c0tf, q. m.-Our losses ID tho fight ol
lrss evening arc estimated at between SOC
and GOO, and confined mainly to regiments,
| The rebel losses are unknown In killed and
wounded, but must be very heavy in proper
! tion to the number engaged. Their disabled
lay quite thick In some parts Of the line.
Squads Of prisoners were coming in til
midnight. This morning at daylight COX
to COO have already been broughtin.
| There Nae no firing Of consequence during
the night, uht none at all this morning. Thu
! rebels withdrew from their position In oul
| rear under cover Of the hight Our old 0ant
movement to ths left was resumed agnin thi'
morning, and no battle is expected before to
morrow (aaturday) or next day. Lee is be
lIsyed to be uneasy in his cutrcnchel POSI-
ton around SEt,ttey ylvania. and may be takin:
up new one further southeast at the presen
| moment. -an
The New York Times' headquarters specia
| Say g tue Losses OF the 9Th corps since tn
movement began Is - follows: killed, 1910
wounded, 1850, missing, !, LEO; total, Is, $50
There arc lees missing Than in my othe
corps. The straeg,ers urc estimated at abou
l2.CQQ in the whole army.