, 1865-06-15

alrJ, for usssauce Of xlx miles. During this
,ttutk aEain became difsatiated with Gen. War-
fsve way wt.n not exposed to heavy hre: and
simply from want Of confidence on the part Of the
troops, which Gen. Warren did not exert himseH
command OF the SD corps, authority for this
sctsn nag,ps been sent TO me before the battle.
In these ext.ae,s Gen. Warren viii and the
answer to bis late letter In the newspapers, in
which be profcrted ignorance - to the cause Of
bis snpetseouze. Gen. Sheridan speaks in tho
warmest terms Of the bth corps. as we'll q Of hls
1iZe that the eueees. Of the campaign aud the fate
Ct Lees army deperdee On the result of that days
fighting: The report then details at considerable
length the pursuit. Of Lees army, The opening
paragraph Of bis account Of the operations o!
April 3D. is a. follows: @'ua arriving At Jetter.-
vlle, learned that~ithoHt doubt Lee and
The 9Th corps was at once ordered 10 fntreneh,
with view Of holding Jettersville until the main
rrwy could come up. Il eecms TO ms that this
eIDia had 70 save ttse1k which might haye been
dcne had Gen. Lee promptly attacked and driven
back ihe comparatively s@alI forcs opposed to
bin, and pursued his march to Bnrkeaville juno.
OFFICERS sDANoEED 70 REPORT.
The following officers are notlaed that they will
before General C.ldweii's. Military Commission
to The charges against them: CsotaIn Gustayc 4.
uruie, 1slst ohio; Captain Julius GLADE, stA
Missouri cavalry; Ft1.r Lieutenant lssae ". b.
ker, Cd Michigan; Second Lieutenant Joseph H.
In coutlnuing the report, General Sheridan ex-
presses regret At having, on the Sd, given up tho
on DE 6th, oflhe 5th corps. aud expresses liz Be-
lief that he could hsve accomplished more de-.
cis!ve results had he been allowed to retain con.
ia hIeh terms of Tho sth corps, which ~ was s or.
desed 10 ssg9:t e n np ,h On ths nfgst q he h
that t1rpe until At er the battle, received nv Or
deEs Ard ofeyed them but after the engagement
Gen. Wright, The latter declined to msEa his re-.
port to me uStl1 ordered to do 20 By the Lleutea.
rol1sH 1M4u0RAuos,
Professor Joseph Koronfkolski, ut the head Of
Dernc, Switzerland, and tomorrow viii have an
interview With President John.o for the pur.
pose Of afcertaintng The disposition Of this Gov,
e1nment toward The Pollsh emigration scheme to
the United States.
ABOLITION OF TIE COTTON TAX.
1t Is understood that it was decided in the Cab
met meeting today to sto1lah the Is cents tax On
| cotton.
| Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial,
vznotkKA uEIoNTsTs DISSATISFIED.
WAsn1saTos, June l3.-The Reconstruction
! among public men in the South who haye beeu
regarded az loyal. Hon. J. Minor Bolts, Aiex. ii.
Reeves, sud other distinguished Tirginians. ar
rived here today, to oppose Governor P1erpont's
administration O. af1ifs In that statc, They viii
hare an interview with the President io-nGr,os,
but The policy Of reconstruction IS regarded h
fully ret led by The proclamation Of to-day. ap
pointing Judge shafkcy, Provisional Governor 81
| Mis.issippi.
| uA1lKcK RErLIEs TO suERhAK's OFFICIAL aEpoRr
General Qal1eck has written an els 4,orae rep,,
to General ShermRn's Official report, especially
| that portion relating to, him In this docqnent
troops which he made In Virginia or against any
Cooperation with Sherm+n in North CaroIin;,
we're Made and executed hy tho direct orders pi
The troops which he Girec'ed Hnlleck to use, II
ia said That Stoneusn has written letter on Sher.
m,n'a report, hut Il has not reached the War
Department.