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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
THE PRESS REPORTS.
The Press Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, AMI on nm P0fonAc,
NarNh QA-p ~

The Press Despatch.
HxADQUARrxns AMT on The f0f0nAo,
March S0-P. II
notwithstanding heavy rain storm which set In la
might and continued until late this afternoon, the army
he's to-day advanced about two miles, and the fh corps
hes reached the Boydtown plank ROAD near ~ Junction
with the White Oak.
This is the place where the Second corps had IN
engagement with the enemy last autumn IN which u
suffered severely
The ground gained to-day cost % bat few men, the
Sebsls making but very slight resistance
AZ Hatchsrs run, which is only . short distance
further on the enemy have strong earthwoks erected,
defended with heavy guns and hero they will no doubt
make stand 10 oppose our further advance.
From this point the new line extends east 70 the Arm
strong mill the Second corps holding the right Of this
position
In the engagement Of yesterday the number Of prison
srs taken was one hundred and twenty nve with eight
commissioned ofcers They belonged 70 Bushrod John
sons DIVISION and part Of the force that made the
attack upon our lines last Saturday.
The rebels made demonstration at several points on
the old line last night the purpose evidently Of
tanning whether the works held In force They did
not gain anything however, excepting the information
that the line was strong enough TO defend itself
This explains the firing heard at City Point on wednes-
day night and early on Thursday morning.
Nothing has yet been received here 70 the opera
lions Of the cavalry; but they wir IL not doubted,
give good account Of themselves.
battle expected tomorrow for the possession Of
the sou.hade Railroad, and Judging rom the confidence
and high Spirits Of the officers and men, there win bs
good result
0lok and Wounded Soldiers Arriving I'm
Washington.
WASHINGTON, April I, 1865.
Three hundred and seventy four wounded onhcen and
men The largest part Of whom in tho engagement
Of last Saturday. brought 10 Warrington to-day and
placed IN the hospital
0thsr sick and wounded also 70 be brought hshel
from City Point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
THO MA s..
! THE MOVEMENT TOWARDS LYNcnBuRe.
Plenty Of Provisions on His
Route to Lynchburg
The People Urged to Remove or
Destroy Them,
r. 10. &c
Rebel Accounts.
,RRAL THOMAS ADVANCE NBAR BRISTOL, 1AsT

Rebel Accounts.
GENERAL THOMAS ADVANCE NBAR BRISTOL, 1AsT
TyNNneRKB.
GFron The Richmond Sentinel, March s01
me advance Of Thomas army 10 said TO have been y
Csrtsr's twenty miles Of BRISTOL on Sunday evening"
but was reported in LyncAburg on the 9Th that he was
faliAg back towards Grssnvlle Tslegraphic communi
cation iaopen TO Bristol
PLENTY OF YROvIsI0Ne IN THOMAS ROUTE.
4. 49, Prom the Lynchburg Republican,
There can be little doubt ths Thomas is preparing
70 invade Southwestern virginia with large force Pre-
paraons are doubtless being made 70 meet this advance
but word OF caution 70 the people along the line Of
Thomas intended march worthy Of serious considers
ton. There largs quantity Of provisioM n 1as
quarter, which, not promptly removed, will be GER
tainly appropriated by Thomas II he succeeds in hts
petition Indscrminate punder Of friend and foe has
marked the course Of the Yankees wherever they
have been What they cannot appropriate themselves
they wilfuly destroy The people in the Southwest,
therefore, should ship 10 Lynchbuy or sell to the
government. all their surplus provisions Of every kind
They should keep nothing hand which Ii not necessary
70 their Immediate wants They had better give It or
sell It TO their friends to the governnent-nay, they
had better burn IT, than 10 keep to feed their enemies,
or 10 be destroyed by them. This is matter Of the
greatest Importance and hope these suggestions will
mot pass unheeded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

mU1 80
Cape Harrison 7, S6HM e!.h y. T x
Corporal Dsssn DovsiA 01sh re" i"-
Martin Hs1(SAn, oAth Nov Y@L
Henry ceesSii, S1s& Psn.sylvsaA q.
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CorrSSssi VIA Marley, llssh FsnnsyivAniA
Cornorai q EnsIish, Ilsth PsnneyiSaniA r.
60 Ruselss ilslh Pennsylvania.
49, nv Ei%Ssr, 1.h New York aEti,Dsyy.
John Meyers Esd PennsylvaniA
VIM. strausser, SD PennsyivaniA
James L Brown, b3d PennsyiyaniA
j Hotterman, b3d PennsyvaniA
Sergeant Dennis Bates, elth New yesA
Geo Psrkins cath New York.
Loren nttle, cath New York.
Chaa Mahef, cath New YORK.
Hiram p Prank, 6teh New York r.
Walter Rich, Gath New York:
Dan 0rnnsil, elth New York
yames Boyle, e4th Ne. YesG
Eph Birch, 6lth usw YOk.
An9ua Brown, 0x1h New Yosh
WIN Lowry, elth Nsw Yerk.
4 SpanIdine. cab New York.
Levi Deshaw, cath New YORK.
r Etoddard, cath New Ycsh.
Charles AaSts cath New YcshL
Norris Shutx, 9th Nav York.
John Elmer, cath New York. .s4
Jacob Evans, o4th New York.
Robert 1 jenkins, lSG New Yori. -:
william Ron. tlth New York
Henry Shadt olth New York.
Geo. n. KroH, elih New York .N---
andrew rlack, EN- nsw York
Lewis Norton, Slsk New York.
n. " HanffmasAer, 1lsth Pennsylvania
B. Tscherpp, 18th Pennsylvania
Henry lawrence l1eth RsnnsylvaniA
4. B. Ford, ga Psnnsylvania
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
Further Rebel Details Of the Late Battle
Before Petersburg.

A reconnaissance In force was made OF the enemy's
kOsr which was brilliantly executed as FAR as IL went
bOs was, unfortunately, attended with little loss
Our troops massd to the left Of Coquts salient in
front Of the enemys works Hares farm whence pro-
eeed by General Gordons corps Of sharpshoote silent
bvt rapid advance made The sharpshooters were
notified OF the duties expected Of them, and perfect quiet
ipposcd upon their movements The assault was in
tended 70 DO surprise to the enemy, and such indeed
proved 70 be
About four O'Clock everything being IN readiness the
corps Of sharpehooters, about two hundred and MY
strong, left works. and with empty guns advanced
stcalthy but rapidly upon The enemys positions They
fell likely thunder clap upon the Yankees behind the
rst line OF works they struck, clubbing such ~ they
found awake with their muskc., bsgging good many
PRISONERS and capturing several hundred yards Of breast
works Not musket was fred, and not injured
side. Meantime the several brigades masscd,
both 10 support and assist them, up, and the for
midable fcrts Hape's H with considerable portion
81 Vie heavy limo ofworks adjoining and ting with
= were charged and captured, additional prisoners
Unfortunately some Of The Yankees who had escaped in
c darkness ned and aroused the in hsrear limo Of
works and the alarm quickly spread throughout the
reserve camps behind, 90 that formidable force
soon alert.
BY The time troops had formed into limo on either
side Of the captured fort the enemy were thoroughly
aroused and was prepared for further offensive opera
lions on our sde otht.ise the advance Of troops
wo have been irresistible and essfl beyond antic-
patton A u was they came IN position subject 10
N ennading Gre on either side and confronted by
heavy forts and breastworks The Yankees we're not
dow TO take ADVANTAGE OF the opportunity thus Afforded
thep, aud the1 quickly massed artillery In the neigh
boring forts and infantry Up our from. they made ssvo-
raj 0crce assaults upon our columns, In heavy Incs
which rcpuscd With great cooln and yGor aud
In which Is believed the cnemy stained nucii loss
Finding IL impossible to dslodge the Confcdcraos by
their infantry attacks, tho onomy opened ,pon them
with their artillery Battery No l. on ths liver and
Fort Seciman Tho ght, both sit a,cd az thor
U&hly 10 command and cnAade tho captured fort and
wnrka beI he'd forth their terrible discharges she'll
grape and canister into our ranks and rendered The DO
SNiOn almost untenabla
Further advance by troops, In the faoc Of tho
terrible obstacles that present. themselves was deemed
ktmprastcablc and Cen raj Gordon gave tao comnasl w
Ffeirc No, whipped not oven repuscd our brave
men who bad taken t.e cncmys strong works and them
sol % rcptlscd all attempts ~ rccaturc, commenced
falling hack Up u thls moment they had lost uohins
but gaiuei eyeryIlsnz Tic saSlla nov oLeacL eyeIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

~ bT Lous, ApHI + I5J5
Tho effects Of tho late storm 10 the State has been very
severe.
Nearly ono thousand feet Of the bridging OF the Iron
Mountain Railroad have been carried away and immense
landses cover Tho tracks In several places involving
loss Of over 100000 hw take month TO repair The
rOad. "
This county hns Also suffered severely by the Carrying
away OF country ndges hndslidss and Inundasons Il
various points.
All tho tributaries Of the Missouri river arc al food
height and ircnsc damage has probably been done 70
property along It's banks
Tho r,yer prth and west ot here ar, very high snd
sjsina TanidlyS hd npai nooa 10 anticipatadL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
yDw YORK LnoHsLxrvan.


ALBANY, April !, le06.
mls nyPO8r1D
Incorporating the Poldisr6 Messenger CorpA
concurrent revolution WAS adopted fixing Tuesday
pstt for ne election, BY the two houses Of Supen-
teadent Of Public Instruction, in place Of Victor n
Hugo, whose term oxpreA
Mr.. CoaAm Introduced bin 70 change the name Of
the xarns! Savings institution 70 tho Metropolitan
Savings Bank:
Incorporating tho YonkeYS Wster Company.
Amending The charter Of The Buffalo Society for the
care Of destitute Catholic children.
Relative 10 evidence IN actions promiseory notes.
bills Of exchange and bank cbocks
Incorporating thu permanent Committed Of Foreign
Missions Of the Presbyterian church. 4 n
Authorizing the consolidation Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad Company In New York with the Buf.
fo extension Of the Great western and Atlantic Rail-
road Company
Incorporating the New York Fidelity 1nsuranc. Com.
DAny,
incorporating tho Brooklyn, Eastern District Library
Association
Incorporating the Atlantic Base Ball Club This was
lost and motion 70 reconsider was sid on the table
Amending the charter Of Buffalo,
Incorporating the Brooklyn Mutual Savings and Loan
Society.
10 amend shs Rselss law prohisins the sale Of sdos
on 6undayA
The bili amending the charter Of the Manhattan Gas
hight Company was amended, ON motion Of Mr. MURPHY
- 70 allow the company 70 charge % 10 per thou
sand fest instead Of - %, and vas then ordered 70
third reading.
Adjourned 70 Monday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
miscellaneous.

The Rev. Father Moran pastor Of b. vincents church,
Boston, has been obliged 70 relinquish his duties for
short period in consequences Of I'll health He left tho
1sh ult for Europe In the steamship City Of Bafime
from this city Prior 10 his departure the congrcgac
Of his church presented him with address, expSes
their sincere regret at his temporary absence, 70 whi
touching reply was returned BY the reverend gentleman
The Emperor Of the French has sent . magnificent
ehacs in gold 70 the prsss Of the small church Ho-
vate gentleman during his stay In America Tho paro-
chia duties were performed by good old priest Father
Canvn. Hoboken has grown from . tiny village to q
town q importance, and Louis Napoleon Bonapare has
gotten old times and has sent this splendid souvenir 70
The old priest, In memory q past kndnesa
The total rental 81 paws In the Unitarian church. Ban
Francisco California for the present year. amcnz.ed
$4,000 In currency ii the day Of the letting being
a. 900 nero IN gold than Tor sag other year under the
preaching Of the late Rev. Thomas Starr King The
This exceeds the rental Of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's church, In Brooklyn, which amounted last
year 70 90, 900 in currency.
The Rev. VIM A. W. Naybin, formerly OF g. PauI,s
Williamsburg, and latterly Of b. Albanis church. New
York has assumed The rsctcEship Of Christ church,
Bloomfield, IL.
Tho Rev. L CLARK see,ye for ssvera years pastor Of
the First church IN Springfield Mass has resigned his
tory and English literature IN Aadhent College.
The Rev r. n. Hatfield, Of the Yleet street Methodist
Epscopal church, Brooklyn, N " Ia about 70 be trans
feTed 70 the Rocver Conference and stationed at the
wabash avenus church, Chicago, IN.
The Rev Francis Wheeler pastor Of the First Pres.
byteran church In Poughkscpse, has been invited 10
supply the pulpit Of the First Congregational church q
four thousand dollars In gold together with he expenses
OF the voy ago both ways
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

BAN FRARcBC0 March 70, 1900
Sandwich Islands dasss 10 February - report that the
government nssoasing for ths importation Of Chinese
Aborem
F, Greenbscks have Feosdsd 70 sixty-onc
Bullion Receipts u The Mint continue heavy. Ten
thousand ounces Of gold were received there to-day
Are o. Garland mis- morning Destroyed = block OF
buildings worth my thousand dollars very little Of
which h covered BY insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

Mportsnt Order or e.-r
10 encourage the restoration Of civil governments and
induce the people TO return TO their allegiance and former
avooations General wsshbarne, commanding at Memphis
orders that no raiders be into the country except v
resist the rebel forces Unauthorized foragng ID for
hidden The people urged to organize civil govern
mens and 10 establish courts Of justice Organization o.
cisens In each county is also recommended for prosec
ton and when proper security Is given for their proper
use, and ammunition will be furnished TO them.
Refugees formerly residing in the district are invited 70
return 10 their homes punishment for unknd treatment
from malicious neighbors being guaranteed Planters
needing laborers obtain them by applying 70 the
Superintendent Of Freedmen, by giving proper guaanr
tees for paying and kindly treating them.
General Washburne Offers $500 TO 81 900 for the cap
ture and conviction Of guerilss within twenty miles q
Memphis.
Rebel desertes In the vicinity Of Meridian, Mis- defy
The authorities and threaten 70 annhilate the militia
and burn their houses they attempt 70 oppose them.
The deserters are armed and organized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

ALBAHS, Apni J., l60b
The 6PnAKHR presented the returns Of the etat Canvas
Of the vote the constitutional amendment and
relative 70 Commissioners Of AppsaIa
Mr. WORM introduced bill 70 close North Third street.
Brooklyn
The Joint resolution for the election Of State supsrin
tsndent Of Public Instruction, on Tuesday next
adopted
The soldien Voting bill was ordered to third read
ing.
Making appropriations 70 repair the breaks In the 0ats
canals, which werecaused by the late foods
70 amend the oct relative 70 the registry Of births
marriages and deaths In New York.
Relative to sewers and drainage in the city Of New
York
To incorporate the worth Lodge Of kasons Of New
York
40 amend the charter Of the city Of Rochester, relative
10 p0lice.
10 legass certain scts Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Richmond county.
To authorize the city Of POushksepsis 70 borrow
money.
Rslssivs 70 The fsssof the Usrk Of Queens county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

FIGHT BETwKN eUERILLAs AND nPERiALIsTs.
CAIso, April Ito p. Il
Mexican advices mention that severe light occurred
with gusrias Vera Cu1 IN which twenty -six Of the
,mperlast troops killed. and also the marshal CON-
mandant u Vera CSuA
A number Of Ahorsrs nom Psmsylvanla v work en-
the railroad had arrived q vsra CrQS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Movsments Towards the Rebel Right.
(Hrom the Petersburg Express, March 20.
Quiet has once more been restored lines
Scarcely gun was fred yesterday. From the Apo.
natox 70 HAtchers run the old condition Of aGA 10
resumed
sherdans cavalry have arrived within Grants lines
and the impression Ii that they win DO heard from
Large bodies Of cavalry were seen yesterday morning
moving towards right The fact we'll known that
large body Of cavalry moved down the plank road two
or three days Ii highly probable that Sheridan
inflated by his recent successes may attempt something
similar this side Of the lines We predict for him On
inglorious defeat
Reliable intelligence from City Point represents the
presence Of fifteen Monitors and forty clad vessels
In the James river, besides an innumerabe feet Of
the Confederaes 70 pass the Yankee obstrucons the
enemy has doubled bis vigilance and largely increased
The James river Geet and his nagship occupies proi
nsnt position among tho vessels -ss ----~ -.
CITY Point s nova populous place, and . continuous
point half mile up the AppOnattox.
l1ssavy Firing 1T Petersburg ON wednss-
prom the Richmond Examiner, March SOL
Heavy firing was heard in tho city yesterday In the
Of a san s
some Of our working parties No great harm was done
On either side.
large body Of cavalry Csherdsns) moved down the
plank road three days since II s believed In
Petersburg thsta raid" rs being prepared against tho
Southside Railroad.
The Movement OF Sheridan 70 the South
Of Petersburg.
From the Richmond Sentinel, March 20
Yesterday and tho day before very QuieG Lares
bodis Of cavalry haze Teen moving 10 rieM large
body Of cavalry passed down the plank road two or three
Gays since. Shsrtda" Ssu soon Be hsardJro~ on our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
naeavy Firing ~ Petersburg ON Wedns
dRv.
The Movement Of Sheridan to the South
OF PetersburQ.

From the Richmond Sentinel, March 20
Yesterday and tho day before were very QuieG Lar
bodiss Of cavalry haze Teen moving 10 rieA lare
bedy Of cavalry passed down the plank road two hrt
days since. Shertdaa iciu soon Be heard from os