The New York herald., 1865-04-02

pa,,,.ly utdr sctw Of weod from IN. Jerusalem plank
tosd 70 RsalS station
Dy haifpAes nine We reached Rowanty crock, and
found de dgs over said stream totally Destroyed By
rs(sop u lhs NV bridge bad = be constructed, which
caqssd dslay Of sqvsrn Aeun, greatly stardins our
pcvep@pA Again, Dc rssde were not in q good cond.
tson ~ n ntscssd % nnd them.
~ ASSvsAnos On piswpon counr noun
whM coef's sopmAn4 COT across We pushed on for
DikSaAdis Ccdrs House. whsn near the place We had
sisf skiSish, the 6ixteenih rcbel Independent bal
TALON attempting 70 check our advance Colonel
Rnowles 10 ocwmAnd Of the Twenty .hrst Pennsyl-
vania charged portion Of his command and drove the
rebels Of
Mr.. Charles III. Hannam's Despatch.
HxApquAn1zns, Sixth ARMY CoaPs,
MAN PSrnsBunS. March 90, 1895. !
mI DmS snII N poRcu N FRONT OF THE Hxrn CORPS.
The movement On ths left has not yet been actually
participated In BY sfs corps, although arc hourly
expecting 70 do "a Ov movements must Of necessity
depend almost entirely those Of the enemy. Up 10
the tims writing this have not learned anything
which would lead 70 suppose that their lines
front have been weakened For information Of this kind
we ere dependent signal ofncen, and they have
NOT yet noticed the withdraw d any large force Of
bss towards the extreme night Of their Inca From the
dssersen who cams in last night information ef any
moment obtained and they not aware that Lee
had recently made any great changes In the disposition
Of his troops Tho operations Of forces on the
trems lsf win be fully reported by the large number Of
corespondsns you have out there and consequently
need mot write any Of ~ thousand and one rumon cir.
euls,ing m camps1n relation 10 matters out there
ACuvfT on rHR RnsuA
Thai neat activity prevails In the rebel camps sppa
rent from the agnA rockets they SAINT up last night and
h.S ~
our Inca Along the bermuda Hundred front II appeared
never moro Quiss than has been during tho last twenty
four hours This nAts q suspense has been harder for
General wnshts veterans 70 beat and more trying 70
hsir patience than would bs active participation In
moysms6h on the Ieft
DnAL wRoHrs srAu.
The following 10 complete roster Of stah ofhcss q
hssdsuarssn Of ths sirth oOrps;-
Lsu.snsns Colonel n. r. NcnAhen. Assistant Ad,usAns
sins SSS Colonel csctr. Bep, css absent.
Breyys Major o. II. Whstslssy, Assistant Adja.ant
'iI. Tsusspan. Colonel walter O. Franklin, As'ssAD. In
'pSH. T";Sr Arthur Mcclellan, Aidds-cAmp
Brsvs. Major q ,. Helssd, A,d-Ae.csmp
1revN Major Thomas l. Haydn, Aid -ds-Camp
nre,ss nre asior Henry W. Tsrysr, Aid-de Camp
1rsvet Major James N. Roa Akd-de-camp tabsent)
Brevsi MAJOR Stephen y Manning, Acting Chief Quar-.
Trcyc, Major James X. scodeld, Acting Chkf Ca
Lieutenant Colonel g. A. Holman, Medical Director
Or g. j. Alon, hcdic al Inspector
Iajor David .. Min, Provost Marshal.
Captain GcorgoC &. Wood, Chief Ambulance 0nlccr
Broyet Major a. X. Russell, Acting G. r.
Lieutenant James W. Dixon, Acting Aid.dc Camp
Lieutenant Alex GAmush, Acting Assistant Quarter
master
Those ofse opposite v1psa nsmcs the word "abssn''
10 written are sway on ds,achsd service
Mr.. willsam m. Merrfana,s Dispatches.
MAJcR orsraAl wfrrzEjy HEs pQplnrras,
Is rus rrElp, FRoSr ov R,ouNoSp, hmch 20, 1855.
nogIron unfvo.
Earle In he forcuoon Of tho 10Th wednesday, consid