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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
IrTACK BY SHERIDAN ON THE 9TH.
cow our Army RECEIVED The NEWS
Death Of 3rigadier- General Smyth
jail Details BY chr Special Correspondents
The Story Of Three Days.

rvs Our SptelhI torfrspOIuVu1'
In The FIELD Win the Sixth CoRPs,
MAR FAkMyILLE. April z. lists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

AbHlNGIoN, lhursd y. April is, lstS.
Correspondence from the Army OF the POtO.
mac says that very little fighting took place tie 7t
inst. At Farmyille There was some skirmishing be-
tween the eremys rear guar and the Second torpa with
the Second Division Ut Cavalry the result being uniIn
poftanf. Lee had Intended 10 fall back 70 Ddnyille.
but being cut of by forces getting to Burkcsvile
he changed his course and started toward Lynchbprg
Part " his army passed through Farmvile tho morn
bridges were burned. and before tr0"rs coud get
over, the enemy had taken position mile from the
river where they erected works and made stand IN
thus side Of the river Just outside OF the town. division
Vt cavalry had taken up position 10 annoy
our advance while recorsrructing the bridge; lre
Second Division. under ecu. Crook. attsokea 'hem
vigorously, driving them back some distance but
they had u force dismUunted lying 'n anpasn. "nich
poured severe ire into our ne they advanced 10
the second attack and they were conPesu 10 iH oaek
on their supports. u,
Tine Rebels SION after retired. be- indsposcd 10
await another charge. TIE loss on Doth sides wasyeiy
light The Second Corps soon aiter crossed the river
and pushing ON after the enemy drove them behind
their new ly built breastworks Ten smyth was Sc
verly and IL ia believed morfally wounded.
In l,ainv III. charge This was sad loss TO the com
wand Every man in 1t feels tho loss a. ~ personal
one more gallant soldier served his country.
and bs n,d ony ranked high for bravery the field
hui az a gentleman and friend he was beloved by all
VIM EneW HIM The loss In the Second Corps will DO
about $50 mostly VI Smyths brigade.
In tho morning, before the enemy crossed the rlVer
,~elve guns taken from them, aud afterwnrd slx
mere making eighteen during the day aud about 200
TSs nsnbsr Il prisensss taken on tbs sA put dowA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
A General Review.
FROM Our Special Correspondent.
| HpQas Army or THF PoTOxie.
| Monday, April 10, 1865.


HDQRs. Army OF THE PoT0xic.
Monday April 10, 1865
With tangled and confused mass of facts
looming MP before me- fully realize. In view o. the
time allotted me- tie impossibility of writing coin
pee and strictly accurate history OF Grants army for
The week preceding Lees capitulson. The labyrinth
81 obsogre streams and still obscurer roads which out
the country in every direction, sad, above aI the be-
vllderng celebrity with which brgedes divisions and
corus have been thrown from point to point by the
great nastermind directing all our movements. pre-
vents at present the collection Of full details
An outline Of those movements bearing on TIE grand
result Of the campaign viii DO ell j shall attempt at
present 70 give
10 .he celebrity Of our movements and to the military
akin displayed Ia the manenvering OF the uops' we
NAV confidently attribute the results OF the last cam
no,rn In Virginia There was none Of the odtine An
,;e,o and Getysbrrg hating after The retreat Of Leo
hscsre known; no council Of war wss held 10 deter
mine ,le propriey Of following mp the demora@ed foe
I'm, light onwaId and alongside Of the flying foe our cob.
pnns we're pushed and unanswered WIN ceie'i'y anu
aim which has sstonished the world.
PETERsBURG. .
But small portion Of our army were gratihed WIN
nm inferior view Of Petersburg On ascertaining mo
fac Of the epemys retreat and. discovering that he
was rapidly moving westward toward the DanVine
road, eur ssysfsl columns were pasheA ~ sWH'V w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

Hpoes ARMIES OF the UNITED STATES,
Ia rug tIFtp VIRGINIA ADrll IL lsiiJ

HpQgs ARMIES OF TIE UNITED STATES
In rus FIELD VIRGINIA. April IL, 1855 !
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 74.-Second paragraph
Of snecia Orders No. Az Of the date VI March IL, 1853
from these headquarters sasfending trade operations
within the State VI Virginia except that portion knCwh
AZ the Enstrrn Shore and the States of North Carolina
and South Carolina and that portion OF ne Sfate OK
Georgia Immediately bordering on tho Atlantic, In
GLIDING the city of Savannah, until further orders ID
hereby revoked. -.... -r..-. b
by command Of Lieut. Gen Gran.
4. ~ BOWERS. Assist Adj. Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
military Affairs In keH lucky.

CINCINNAII, IuuFsuf!, ApfII IJs .too.
Preparations for the celebration here to-inor.
row are perfected. Thee viii general turn out Of
an classas.
ne Gs.et,e Lexington, KY. dispatch says that Gen
Palmer Emifence. kt for the purpose OF recev'
ing the surrender Of all t Coaedods force ~ s Sss
including Col. Jessies comnan' these who VIII noI
surrender viii be declared outidrs and the people Wh
be called npon 10 hunt the m down. lieutenant ana
seventy surrrnder led yesterds! toGen. hooson
The Gais,ts SAYS that Gen. Darlington At indlshsrs
0OO and also guilty OF frarts iu wood contracts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

|. ~, THE COUNTRY.
se., - march passed through finer and fresber
vsr -. 80" any partwe have seen vet. As We 90
sf,,1l appear better cultivated. and less devoid
ue0 -. mere was the same pinsge 10 be seen today
naggI..' 'on 70 the Apponattox. aud the number of
sa,d =, "@ shameful. They showed an utter disIe
NAV, lhei yet there was no excuse for all this
w tho men lad drown three days rstions.
r.. MORE GUNS.
~,' lesrn that the cavar, lave taken IA more
aha go to 1900 prisoners Tb, loss must leave
49,. Lee with less than 30 900 men and very little ar.
WI s uadonc, ~ u SUCH "O'A' anu '"0 eH'"'
|Aag.,' Lerhth Corps viii eject junction with
ana TIE two yiI move on together toward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

TIE RECENT vIoToRlEs-The pupils OF Grammar
OF the recent yictore. of Arnes by decorating tbs school
building with tho national coors snd eco sna hars ard
yesterday afternoon expressed their JOY By mu'iea and sssss
exeycsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
A sUccrssFUL ASSAULT.

Finding the enemy prepared to hold their crossing at
So,ors Creek the First and Third Divisions OF the
Second Corps were Immediately formed Tor the purpose
Of .lodginr the enemy from his position and If posi-
Bile, Of capturing bis train, which was then crossing
Tn. as.ault was highly successful Tho enemy was
dr,ysu ftOu his position and laJge number Of prison
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And now let turn Ia the directing Corps. the
Sc cond moving on the enemys rear toward Drntons
Vile On its left and advancing line parallel with
IT, was the Sixth Corps while still the eft Of Wright
dashed the indomitabe Sheridan his horses the ga
Iop and bis men ut short intervals amusing themselves
with murderous dashcs upon the flank OF the thorough
IL demorazed Rebels in hich prisoners guns, coors
and wagons were remorselessly gobbed
The Second had. In the meantime, struck the enemy
at Ferguson's Bridge across small stream east VI
Deatonsyile and after brief but sharp cncounie :,
forced him back crossed. and vas again In pursuit
toward Sailors Creek, moving In line Of battle for nearly
twelve mics through a country broken up into deer
wooded rayines and making In that distance five dis
net charges against mauy determined stands OF the
enemy and In every instance compelling his retirement
with severe loss.
Shielding his rear o. much az possible. tho enemy
continued his rapid retreat toward High Bridge. In
tervenng was Sailors Greek, tributary OF the Apo
mattox, which he must on bis why 70 the last
named stream. But the forces OF Sheridan Wright
and Humphrey were bearing rapidly down upon him
and late In tie afternoon the Second Corps forming the
yrht OF our pursuing columns came up with Lis rear
Nd Sailors Creek where cover the passage OF Lis ar'
tillery ard wagons he nado a desperate stand Oh O
high bluff east of the stream.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-15
FREEMAN CLAKKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATEs,)
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANRs, ?
Washington, June 8, 1860. ]

1T Is hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
Al BANK OF NORFOLK, Virginia, Banking Associa-
ton organized under the Act ITO provide National Cur
eucy secured by pledge Of United States Bonds and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof" ap
proved June g. 1864 having complied with the require
ments Of section As of said Act and with the regua ton
of this Department made in pursuance thereof has this
lay been designated Depository ofPuble Moneys, e1
cept receipts from Customs and by virtue Of such degns
ton will also be employed Financial Agent Of the
Government, +. L. SPINNER,
ie2 l-tf Treasurer U. g.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-15
CHE Mortalk gust.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1865.
THE PHENIX BANK CASE.
Arrest and Suicide of one. of the Book
keepers Of the Bank
from the Evening Post I

James H. Earl, late bookkeeper in
the Phenix Bank, was arrested yesterday
afternoon, on the complaint of Mr.. Par
ker, Cashier of that institution, who
charges him with having been an ac-
complete of Jenkins in the embezzle-
ment of $3.50, 900 from the bank.
Officer McCarty, of the Twenty-ninth
Precinct, and officer De Voc, attached to
the Sub-Treasury, arrested Earl, when,
| 1T is said, he confessed having received
$1,000 from Jenkins, which he lost in
stock operations. The prisoner was
placed in a cell, and late alright said he
was going to sleep.
AT half-past nine O'Clock this morning
| the doorman opened the door of his cell,
and found Earl, as he supposed, asleep.
He called him by name, but as the pri-
| sOner made no response the officer then
shook him, when he found that Earl
was dead.
The officer found blood on the floor of
the cell and a wound in Earl's neck. A
small penknife was found beside the
body, with which the suicide has evil
IDENTIFY been committed.
AT the time of his arrest Mr.. Earle
was clerk with Smith, Martin & Co.,
bankers in Wall street. Several months
ago he was discount clerk in the Phenix
Bank, and was always looked upon as
an honorable and trustworthy man.
Earle was thirty-One years of age, q
widower, and lived in New Jersey. An
inquest will be held on the body this
afternoon.
A WOMAN ARRESTED.
AT a late hour last night the same Off
ourocta1 n Ganax; x,a
Lyons, alias Vive Brown and Chas
Brown, alias "Sam Davis,n one of hel
intimate male friends, who are supposed
to have received some of the none,
stolen from the bank.
1t is said that Jenkins became &C
quainted with the woman in o concer
saloon, and was in the habit of maxim
her presents of large sums of money
The money was divided with Davis, an
the two lived in handsomely furnishe,
apartments in Blocker street, nea
Thompson. The prisoners were helG
for examination.
JENKINS.
No examination has yet been made o
| the complaint against Mr.. Jenkins
The matter will probably he Investigated
tomorrow, by Justice Ledwith, at Jeffer
| 5Oll S4d1 NV 4 oiSS SOdAts
THE BANK.
The clerks remained in the bank un
til late hour last night, examinin
the accounts of that institution, but II
further errors were discovered. ~
The persons employed in the bank sa
that Jenkins was q warm-hearted, ger
erous man, who was always at his desi
and usually attentive to his duties. II
was the first man at the bank in til
morning, and the last to leave at nigh
One Of the most singular facts con
nected with his crime is that he wa
very economical, dressing plainly, an
wearing no jewelry. He was neve
known to lead a fast life, or dissipate i
any manner.
| The cashier of the Phenix Bank be
lieves to-day that the defalcation will
amount to $4,000. The bank has
surplus of fund Of S270,00O, besides tn
earnings OF the past six monts, which
apart from the July dividends, are con
siderable.