The New York herald., 1865-04-02

On vsusssd, ~ VII :, s3n fssn ~ Ba ! ssSa With
shis wsAAvs haA ao6s htlise
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This morning BfsvSs tajsr yitoh. Of General eyian's
star, With dsts buried &sr own apd We Snsmys dsl
lon On As Asla afsss ysss~dAy'y Aehc He buried oIS
hun4reA snA twsnvba rebel depA, ncsadins thirteen
ohncsre N opS plaes withiP my sb6 OsmpsA was
thAm The enemy GOT a~6y large number of deed, -
eQrdips 70 sAs statements q prisoner subssquthty csp
sured Taking their hihsd = bas Of sa,oslaoA si thsr
oss probable that the eAsualucs Of ths enemy yes
terday cum up fully twelve hundred
REBEL ovvIozn nsfAxSs m WAY.
Not knowing that We Had taken the poydton planh
road cost rebel ocer uAeutenant Fouks Forty eighth
Virginia resmsnp his liberty. He came into our lines
by mistake Judging from conversation with him, do
not conclude that he suffering from great grsf on 10
count Of his Temporary withdrawal from the rebel
service From him learn that Lieutenant warck, Of
General wise's stan, We killed yesterday He admits
the snemys oss yesterday y ovef thousand killed and
wounded, which shows that my estimated loss given
above 10 very Gloss 70 the truth
voLunun xsoao soLDrm
negro servant Charles Hygats BY name, Of an ofncsr
Of tho One Hundred and Eighty-nsh new York rsgi-
nsnt among The many heroes Of yesterdays nsht
He deserves special mention - his gallant conduct
voluntary. when the regiment went into scson be
managed 70 get musks and took position In The front
rank and fought win stout heart and ccient result
the bravsss Hswoud mot give up sshtins until hshsd
been wounded nvs umea His hnal wound cost him leg.
snaADm auxnAL zA,nznAM
fhssalafk on1osr whose brigade sustained the brunt
Of yesterdays Aght sin remains In command Of his
brigade, Notwithstanding hh wound he did not relin-
auish his command although advised end urged 70 90 V
Che hospital
rain storm set IN last evening" asd with oscssonsl
intervals, II he's rAinsd al day. wa no common rain
storm but regular dslusa Our supply trains have bssn
nsAsly al day coming very few miles, on account Of
shs bed condition ofhsseada The Sky has cleared up "
sm nnsAay A,m UnSnAR oonnuDoxa
We never have . basOs withous sxempl6cation Of
valuable services rendered the wounded the Sanitary
or Christian Commission. fheF agents have been IN
usually active thus far ~ thS hospAal7is 0hass, Of
ths Christian Commission, hes performed moss Spprs
ssvs scs Of charity n eopsss supplies Of bot ss and
oofss and bsef tee He has mounted mechanical con-
tivanes BY which he Keeps ksss and continuous sup
ply q these nvigorstins liquids hand, and NE most
sanitary and bsnsncens results follow this tree and gene
rou disposal Of shsm
Mr.. Theodore 9. wilson's Despatch.
DrxwDns oovar Housw, March so-Noon
After o march Of over four hundred miles, General
Sheridan entered The lines Of Tho Army Of the Potomac
On Monday, tho 21th.
The succeeding day-rscsday, tho 2sth--was devoted
70 ores,ins his command snd preparing 10 for another
expedition
nn cAvArRy oRoAmsAror,
BY ancw organization she cavalry 10 divided into two
wises Ono Of Three isr commanded by Major General
csoh, and Tho othsv by Brevcs Major General rita
xhs whole "a commanded by MAJOR General Sheridan
mrxRrpAss vsmmrfsy rovrsgSr.
Al sx o'clock tho morning OF tho 10th tho cavalry
NJ saprR moving bg Nc pcas lso pf GraA,s woriA aud