New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-28


all found in the enenys country. no .,o,.prrps
Horses captured ~ Mules aPpt1red and bestowed
Al Sonib Anna Bridge; 500 shell; 10 muskets anu NC
conferments; canal boats. loaded win annI w
and snhsstence; ] cotton factory at Scotts'ibe'
IRON Soundery at place canal lock- AT saino
Mace: 1900 shell. ut same place; canai Doat oan "
-four sugar &c, at 6 sSs eo PI o9c mIeS railroad
track AT Tabersyile. Captured Is prisoners OF war;
BY Third Dirisioa. Caroiy Corps, Gen. C4s'''' '0'"
px E,psr pp,c,pr --Csp,nfed--le officers, 4i4 men;
pieces of artillery with lmbers, = caissons s'aa
Of arms, go anbuances, horses. IsGi ues' i n'
sets of harness, "a; United States euidon, l. De
sroveC-4 miles railroad track; railroad priugesi
railroad culverts, 3 railroad depots c,
| BY SECOND BRIGADE THIRD DNsIoN-Capluiivvu-
II officers and lOl7 enlisted men; pieces hrteiy
with cassons: portable FORCES; 200 wagons ana
ambuances sS9 horses and mules; 500 sings SOS mar
ness; 1000 stands small arms 10 battle ags; rropef
! ~ dest royed--ljO stands small arms fallioaa
bridges ii miles railroad track % miles telegraph
water tanks; station house, 400 cords wood sleaia
saw mill in complete running order 100 COO feet sawed
bridge timber; County" bridge; 500 BUSH SAT- ~
hhds tobacco. Commissafy store house. . 49,,
| BY THIRD BRIGADE, THIRD DIvlsloN-Cap'ured.
March J, at Mount Crawford, Va, wagons oI s'or.s
! and ammunition sent to rear J battle nag ~
Waynes borough March three inch guns sent 10 tho
rear;.2 brass field pieces a wagons loaded with anmu
milton and commssary stores sent TO- the rear anu uS
stroyed; / battle flag. At Erookyillc, March = ~
waeons Of stores and ammunition. At GREENWOOD,
March 29-Depot Of supplies containing 5000 ROUNDS OF
fixed ammunition, 100000 rounds ilhe cTtFiuses'-
Kegs powder 1000 stand q rides and muskets; Low
sets harness cords harness leather $40 wall tents, Nv
cavalry saddles, 800 pack saddles Low c9',oh qu,s,
LOCO pounds bacon, 20 barrels Hour ana NUMEROUS
q, her articles of value destroyed. -
Between Charlottesville and Gordonsyille, March 3th,
three wagons loaded with stores Destroyed - horses
aud mules captured: storehouse near Blue iidge zap
containing 10 hlds. tobacco. burned, hatle.hag cap
tured; DESTROYED the railroad all along Inc roule'
March s-Dcsiroycd the james River Canal AT New
Market. March l3.-BuIned tobacco factory and sew.
Ito ifislf rf
Virginia Central RaiirOal tobacco burned, estimated
TO he worth 600 CO., March li-Destroyed railroad
toward Richn ond. aud burned bridges culyeris &c;
east Of Beaver Dam station; about 20 horses captuie1
hy command and appropriated 20 dsinounted men ana
sen to Division Headquarters for Pontoon and wagon
train.
CAPTURE OF GEN. EARLYs PAPERS, &c.
Gen. EaIlys papers. and some Of his other effects
were captured 10y Capt OBTien Of the Headquarters
Provost Guard, few miles cut Of WaynesboIough, on
their way after the rceating General One of the most
interesting papers in tie LOT is tie following;
IFapQu ,gTRRs . p NJ. june ]. 1854.
GFNFR,L. have received your note of ii a. NJ am
Glad hot Won are able 10 make the disposition Of the
roons vor propose il meets my views as expressed IN
a former note To YOU Now that Won have Your troops
n line lope you will strengthen II as much ns posSl.
bic and hold IT, have little fear Of your POSITION II
our men 40 they generally DO The time has arrived
in nv opinion when something more N necessary than
adherng TO lines and defensive positions.
We shall lie obliged 10 90 out and prevent the enen!
from selecting such positions he chooses III he II
allowed 10 continue that course we shan az lasl Dc
Obliged 70 take refuge behind the works at Richmond
and stand a siege which would be "A work of time.
You must be prepared Fight him IN the field, 70 pre-
vent his taking positions such as he dslres ana cX'
pec the cooperation OF oil tie corps commanders IN te
cDurse which necessity VIII Obee u 10
pursue. 1t Is for i- purpose that desire the corps to
be kent together aud strong Ucsshc and that our
abscnteos should be brought forward and every alton
ton given TO iciieshng ana preparing thc men 10"
. battle. Their arms and ammunition should be looked
10, and cooked provisions provided ahead.
p ST am anxous 10 &c, recommendations to I'LL
vacancies in tie different commands IN your CORPS.
G Il. T.. L.
Another interesting selection giving insight into
Il Rebel military life, m high circle is the following
c SPICY CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GINS. EARLY AM
Z ANDERSON.
y Iafly ~ A4acra.
: OopvJ june :. II p. N.
GFSlr,L. gained the position mentioned TO you,
drove the enemy back, and established bacre, iIou
, which oncned ON him. / met with no cooperation
from youf force except the artillery. which opened at
my request. | could not md either Gen licket ~
yourself on The line. Your skiimslcfs did lot NOV
forward 90 connect with mine and after continuing tie
fight until uichtiall withdrew, As | could do no good
without cooperation ana my efi and rear were exposed
20 attack. II the enemy should be eni'ilrising iAlk
ascer aimed very clearly that the cucmy night breaks
of at about right angles 10 picSc'ts line from the left
of KeIshaw's. ard comes around facing the Maiada
Queen on the northeast.
tackled with Advantage is The right Of Picke'is diyi
.ion moving clacOnaly in front Of KCi'hgw left This
attack cannot make without running over youI tIools
which presume you would moi wish me TO do. Unless
We attack the enomy eitler youI Corps or mine ought
10 move 20 the right
| }. y. EAElY, Lieut.. General.
i Lieut. Ten, L. II. ANDERSON, Com'dg First Corps.
| hgd,rsol % ttGTig
HfAD3CMTiGs. LoNciTnrr1's Conrs
June = l-Gi.
IrNrp.f. I am .o,Yv "a 40 that "A o.
the folly which Won repeated Yesterday 81 saeIoine
some eighty hundred Of your men to obtain li,iic
information which added nothing 10 what was ALREADY
known has put you IN a bad htuIOr.
II YOU mean by cooperation, committing cqIaI fois
with yourself grant that did not cooperate; bot d
YOU moan that did not proceed 10 carry out The m
strucous of Cen Lee your statement is false Noui
opinion as 10 the best point for attacking the enemy
ana the manner Of conducting the attack ~ very obhg
ngly given. have not. however, high appreciation
OF your Judgment and decline 20 bc guided by il.
A to your opinion touching the future movements o.
) your own or my command ] would recommend YOU
COMM uicaing il 10 the Commanding General instead
| want, il. ii. ANntk-oN Lleh'.-'eh
I.euf..Cie J. A. EARLY. Coming Second Corps.
| (Egriy 10 Anderson, nm es'.)
An6ers5n 10 rsriH
~ NDors. FIRST ARMY CORPS. Jnne - r. IN.
GENERAL / send YOU copy OF your note o. last night
respect and admire the tone and sentiments OF !y.
note Of this evening much as iet offended al VIVA
seemed 10 20 be the Lltempefed anu uhlusl renee
BE assured that my private feelings will not be per
miued TO interfere with my puDhc duly. an
very respectfully, your obedicnt servant
T. II. ANDERSON. LieutCien.
Lieut. Gen. j. \. EAlaY Coming Second Corps.
TnE wrATIIER.
WfDXIsDAi MOENNG March p, 1865.
We have lad unreasonably warm weather in TIN
latitude for the past few days which eliminated IN
rain storm yesterday AID last night, and high wine
this morning. promising cooler, more settled weathe