, 1864-06-03

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The NeW InflH Ha1-Efeeamens.
t,na HnpIreI nav wan to t'e Front.
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1Fruna our ReFular CoHeepondentl
WAsH1sa1on, My =, 1891
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1'1A @1A'"1 INV
Gen. Grant, at Last adYices stu continued
bis flank movement toward the left, avoiding
a pitched battle with Lee. upon the ground
Of the la+ter,s own SELECTION He waa within
aas.~ - .,.a 49,. -. - n,...o.a at1..t
n aasS ~ & o,esa s m'les y, osos NI ~. ~ ~. ~
the White House, Oh the Pamunkey, which
aov. ,,tn H. v,-,+ usv.x , fap rr,,as eost of
uo"o INV 'ne LUZ i@.'ef 40" 1uue' eoes ~
thst point q railroad runs au the way from
the Whito House to Richmond, upon which
all descriptions of eelgo material can be
+~,...s4sd .rA,s ,.e eI.o tha h.oa ~ ran
..a1sputseo' tuio ~ aeo VIZ 4,'" paoo - I'LL
mcCleAan IN uls atIaeh on h1cHn1oAo' auu
from which be was driven bY the rebel flank
movement, which compelled our forces to
f.11 hack n, the lamea River after a spr;cs ot
.,1."..,~-. III; ;..S..sl7.t~tss
disastrous defeats. Lee still probably holds
bis position On the North anna, out mas
doubtless been compelled to swing around
his ripht towards Grant. 80 that his extreme
rsobt NAV now rat nnon the fortIt1c.tions
of R,chmond and h,s extreme 1eft on Hano-
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mI1es H. t1,s l,ne he can nrntect f;a com.
rnrrfcatfons via the Vfrpin,a Central Rail-
road. Il ia fhoupht by aome newspaper
men. that Lee viii no5y retire w1thin the
h1CuHon9 loI1lacalious. tui4A euis eea!ce-
plopaple' no"etsi, 1uue9s US ioicG - seiy
matei1aiy Ieancea; lor oy 20 oolng ae
Nou!o fnapte gan1 70 1anR R,an na ~ n's ~
CCSl6IH
Enme time lhat ne L5 % west anq 1 son1nwess eF;
y Mon!u W cun Ky sesso' s14S ~ lsas a1.,
ra od5 ang uen a,en ~ I th,e Iine I th-a",ensd hT
w Tasa , a EYE t1ts s. ne - Ght intse1 ~ e. "
"a nreeenf linz e he he xnnsd eSve R,cimond
fno,r nit;nnte cantnre
As regards Gen. Grant, he can now form
junction with Gen Butler on his (Grants)
left. for their mutual support and protection,
OF tor offensive movements on the North OF
sonth Side of Richmond, I should not WON
der if bY this time the principal portion Of
Butler's army had jofned Gen. Gr1nt. At
this particular iunct1re the force Of General
Sice1 would have been Of Infinite service to
eommunicattons to the West and South vest
as tn rcnaer 1,ls present positlon a yery pre-
csrons ifrnt ,yhoiIv nntanah1e one
From he cloge pro.imity Of both armies to
each other at the present time important
neua n,Hv he lacked far 1t any moment.
rHE SPIRIT rAx-sEEATE AGAINST TAXING
srocKs on HAND.
In the scnote mn sntnrdav TIM fn1,ow;np
section of tie revenue bIll was strickcn out
L il Tie section inserted in the House on tic
motion Of NJ Woshbnrn Of illinofs:
.su .,,r,ts ~ aons.t1c nrotnction and bcJd FIR
es1s On iha frst dsy Of MaF' 1sst and upon Which
no isx IL ehs1l bare Been pa,d snail be subject to
duty OF dty cents per gallon: and all such spirits
hare been paid, ebal Dc 9ueect TO duty Q! taltty
dealers in spft's, duly licensed. ehall not be ta1ea
LEFT t ha,rsa u A'a "D'SS oo'' no'
srhe fn,1o o~inr ia tbs vote m str,k,no mt
1EAs-bncSale% carne, G.arSt ostol Ce,iaMms, Man
dcP a,exn G1 nope e':s Johnson Iane ns
tKsusssl McGoneail, Morgan, Ncs1nith, Pomeroy,
fessell, HIeha1dsen. Salisbury, Ten Eyck, Van
H1nk!e' Miley-s9.. eys9...u f,..,s,,. r,,~,, ro,.
NA1GncsaT; an,nopy. 1ia GnanHt, W.arG n1gR, Eoo
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