, 1865-02-28


the Quartermaster General, until they render
4. to that department returns and accounta re-
guised Of them BY the regulations md that
office.
Three and half millions we're to-day sent
to the Amy Of the Potomac to pay ofIicets.
Funds for the payment Of the Western army
will probably be ready hy the middle OF
March.
Especial Dispatch 10 tho chtea0o Tribune
"Asn'ns1os' aoaasJ, reo; H.
Inc 1o.,o",'s 20 sno iuSses oep4@u TO
eeis1n ~ lus nu'es1u !tva out eot.espo"oeat VI,
AZ n'"nrt'"n' III eon.:et!on "!tn 1uose 1or-
"a1aeu 5es!etuaJ. rs euupletss Al, 81 eSc'u-
s''' 4eeoaas y. '4c ~ 0'lons ~ "un0nse
~, .a. ~ n,suo ~ saseo a4sf'asenes' III ADVANCE
o1 any otne1 paper N tae country:
WnAIsa1oK. N. C., Fab A-or.n. [
ia AMAea1so1oa, Feb q. 1s85s
The enemy hi crossed the Northeast
branch, burning the railroad bridge. Gen.
Terry coofnotfa him at +ha r;ver G.r ~
= ta.a.s,- = ~ ~ ~" IVA
- ee"posa'ns u, connano III tne c't9'
Gen. Schofeld, accompanied by bis Chief
Engineer, Capt. Twining, has already survey
ed an inner line for foriiaca1fons. which will
enahla .o,nn. rat;rnIv anSs,1 , ea,o" ~ ha'a
a'4c n5,a. ~ .otec -; y! nolu
LUG CITY. 1nese new ,H2rks DC
With this newly-acquircd pos, it is expected
communication will be opened with Gensi6
sha,ma1,s fnrca hv 4neons ~ sconts -
II. - Als 49,. =. 1eou.o oo
= Eye HecA ~ o9t' ttona luz nten's o1 !ale
exchanges 1ofmd IN the Jour7'ct office, -ahd
from information In the possession Of citl-
reho1s for The tnr,no csrona1rn il tn mss. nil
.se s.,,a,,. ~ p 1s - .Ie So: 49, u.'7 49,
their available forces IN tWo a<nies' one ats
point where Sherman will both be confronted
and temporarily checked; the other undef
Lee TO check Grant. Lee will then attempt
bv rorfa nrfon of +besc forca. "a c,r.h o1o
- f .,as.t,M a.s ~ 49, 80 a.saN ~
" out u'inas aao .nen tu.n upon tn7 otuer.
Beauregard tAnd hardee have. not passed
north OF this point. They are still playing
dlnfrF in 2herman's uath but they roar vanity.
II is believed In military circles that tic
,trinnqle at whose yertices stand Goi1sbaro,
DauT{lle. and Richmnnd. viii soon he the
screnc @ o} the M b1oodiest batties Of The The var "a
The following rebel losses In the late ore-
ratIons have been ascertained: Five Killed.
fifty-aye wounded and triae over flyc hun,
meu,s account for The little fighting.
This rnorninp's Natfoaal Inl0icl1acer. in
sucakiue Of Roger A, Prvor's return to the
South, says 1--WE were present with Gen.
Pry0E en- Friday when intelltrrnce rrachcd
him Of the execution Of Beali, At which be
,an,on with him IN conflnement at IT. War.
rrcn and hc had in his nossesfon his iiarv.
which aboundcd with religious seutiments
ard res;rnation to The fate that imncnded.
Gen. Pryor, ike Gen, Lee, does not thlnk the
rebel cause in extremes but that a victory
over Sherman might turn the tide Of
stairs. At apy cvent. the armY can sustair
| itself for a long period Of time. he spoke
well Of our soldiers, and particularly
of our superior strength IN cavalry,
and referring to the priyations OF Federal
prisopers In the South, he remarked that the
| neonle there we're jrco,,entiy diiyrn to a dire
point for food. Bis own family lad not lad
te1 ere eg as nest'ea LOT cg'
he 1icinily of The armies The peonie xcre
much rednced In proyisions' and tie family
| ar Dr. Hoyle. whom hc saw at Gorlonsviii!
| in 1853 were in Thai Condition At that time.
The rebel army was then moyinr North 10
Little IL. Samuel Cox has' been 30 much
embarraEsed and moved by The charres in
/ dtmocratic ncTsna1,ers that he had Influenced
III Fnri;sh Of Fnnncctirut tn vcfe f,r ~.
Unconstitutional amcndment. that be went to
Enp1;sh tn .d.v and heprred for card SAVING
that he Cox had Rad no influence ove1
I English,s rnte. This Nr. Enplish yrT cbecr-
| fnlfx raye. at the samc lima rernark{nr to n
friend that that onlv made Cox's r,ositinn
wnrra inxte.d ~ hetfar Cor ntterlr fa,lcd
| howgvcr. In rrttinT ANYTHING. froIn eitber
| Enplisl. Odrll. BaIdxfn Or Holman' contra
| dicfjnr HE notorioua fact that he haIi him.
| sc1f nron1fscd In VITA fnr the amendment ana
| had nrenared a snecch nr II irI6rh he had
| Rad tn H. Fn11;ah and Nr RaIdwin.
r. Va n-5--4n tn.Ja1 issned ;ts frat
~ -,-n,ss;on ~ , neoro f,e1a niicer The ne.
49, !. 4hn ..ms rhG,n Tn,d Rronvham called
ssT.m sm Z WinI.fer nai1e.; ettent;ea - y; j..
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