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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-03
.". t... .. M ".t-' = , J . s p. -
Opening Of tho Spring Campaign.

The battle of Sunday morning on the
lines near Petersburg is the opening of
the spring campaign. General Lee has
taken the initiative, and no longer
waits for Gen. Grant to attack That
the Army of Northern Virginia should
take the offensive just when the enemy
are confessing to be daily expecting the
evacuation Of Richmond, will very ma
terially confound the plans of General
Grant. s..@
Gen. Johnston has set Sherman TO the
spade, stopped the career of the raider,
and brought his army to the work of en-
trenching. Gen. Lee has broken through
the lines of Gen. Grant. carrying them by
assault, capturing large number Of
prisoners, and opened the campaign Oh
different plan from that of last year.
Grants work is to hold his position if he
can; he no longer threatens Richmond,
but Richmond threatens him. Let him
look to it, that his entry into Richmond
he not sooner than he desired, and in q
manner quite different from what he ex-
pected. : j. .ti = y EDM " = y
All accounts received from the battle
agree to the great gallantrye with which
our men went forward to the assault
They never fought better, and held their
position, notwithstanding the heavy
caunonading fire brought to bear upon
them, until ordered to fall back to their
original position Richmond Examiner.
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Battle Of Hare's Hill.

The quiet which has reigned aikalong
our lines for some time past was broken
on Saturday, when our forces under Gen
erals johnson and Gordon successfully
attacked the enemy on our left, IN the
vicinity of the Appomattox, driving him
mile, capturing two lines of works, one
or more heavy forts, and about FIVE hun
dred prisoners, including General Nc
Laughlin and other officers. The fight is
described as terrific, and the loss on both
sides is supposed to have been very hea-
Wy. Our troops, however, subsequently
abandoned the captured works, the posi-
tion of the enemy enabling him to pour
heavy eafilading fire into our ranks.
On Thursday a heavy column OF the
enemy moved down the Jerusalem plank
road. This movement il, supposed to be
a diversion in favor Of Sherman, made
overland for the purpose of striking Wei.
don, and at the same time destroying the
railroad between that poipt and Stony
Greek Bright fires were noticed all
along the enemy's lines Thursday night.
Richmond 'Whia.
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General Lew. Wallace on n Special
;, syHIlssion 60 the Rio Grando.

NEW York, April The Herald's
New Orleans correspondent says Major
General Lew. Wallace has gone to the
Rio Grande on q special mission sup
possd to concern the expulsion of our
cSnsul at Mstamoras by Maximilian and
the return Of rebel deserters by General
Msjia. The conference with the General
In said to have been entirely satisfactory.
Tha report Gays he had merely entered
into an arrangement for thieves and mur-
derers. General Slaughter requested an
interview with General Wallace, which
took place st Point Isabel, Texas. The
result was that the vessel bearing Gen.
Wallace was sent with dispatches to
General Candy, vito orders to land for
that General at Galveston on her return,
showing that General Wallace was to be
there.
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Important from the Army
of the Potomac.
THREE DAYS FIGHTING
Complete Success of the Fed
eral Troops.
Sheridan Captures Three
/. Brigades Of Infantry.
FURIOUS BATTLE Still
RAGING.
&C.. &C., &c.

Through the kindness OF His Honor
Mayor SWEENEY, We are permitted to
publish the following special dispatch :
- WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 2. 6 A. NJ.
Mayor Of Wheeling:
A dispatch just received from General
Grants Adjutant General at City Point,
announces tho triumphant success ofOur
armies after three days of hard fighting.
during which the forces on both sides
exhibited unsurpassed valor.
, [signsdl EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary of War
CRY PoINT. $50, A. NJ,
-a April2 !
Hon. .Edtcia N. Stanton, Secretary Of Far:
A dispatch from General Grant states
that General Sheridan, commanding cav
airy and infantry, has carried everything
before him. He captured three brigades
of infantry, q wagon train and several
batteries of artillery. The prisoners cap
tured will amount to several thousand.
T s. Bowers. A. A. G.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, April 2-11 An.
Major General Dir: ''a
The following telegram from the Pres
ident, dated $3.50, gives the latest intelli-
gence from the front, where q furious bat
tie was raging with continued anccess to
the Union armies. I-
[Signed1 Z. NJ STANTON.
CITY PoINT, VA, April $3.50 A. M.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton: !
Last night General Grant telegraphed
that Sheridan, with his cavalry and the
Fifth corps, had captured three brigades
of infantry, train of wagons, AMI sever
al batteries, the prisoners amounting to
several thousand this morning.
Grant having ordered an attack along
the whole line telegraphs as follows:
Both Wright and Parker got through
the enemy's lines The battle now RACES
furiously Sheridan, with his cavalry
aud Fifth corps, and Miles division Of
the Second corps, which was sent to him
this morning. is now sweeping down
from the west All now looks highly ia
vorable. General Ord is engaged, but !
have not yet heard the result in his
'front.'" '|.t... 2
[Signed] A. LINCOLN.
President LincOln's last dispatch, II A.
NJ, shows ageneral smash up Of the rebel
line of works i'm front of Petersburg by
Wright, Parker aud Ord, who have Joined
in the fight.
Sheridan's cavalry, the 5th corps and
part of the I'd, are coming in from the
west on the enemy's flank.
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Rebel Account. Of ,he Late Fishfing
u I. L1T.r fPrass DiN,atchi IL u :

IL " jfYSS DfpaSril%e IL q EAAi
A1oficial dispatch from Gen Lee last
night states there was skirmishing near
Dinwiddie Court House yesterday, with.
out any decisive results. Reports from
Petersburg states the city was much OK
cited yesterday by, accounts of a great
battle on Wednesday last near Peters.
burg. Accounts stated the enemy had
attacked Gordon'sa lines with forces
heavily massed and were repulsed with
great slaughter in five assaults.
The truth of the matter is there was
grand exhibition Of fire works but no
battle. merely a skirmish. The enemy
probably suffered no more than we.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 3ist
has the following: Between nine and
ten P. NJ, Wednesday the army was
aroused by rapid and heavy cannona-
ding in the direction of Petersburg, which
was kept up at intervals until daylight.
Early yesterday morning the city was
refreshed with report which was to the
effect that the enemy had attempted to
break through Gen. GordOn's lines, but
had been several times repulsed with
great loss
The assault was represented to have
been made on q portion of Gordon's lines
Immediately in front Of yesterdays bat
tie field. The enemy's loss is computed
by the thousands; our loss is about 200.
All accounts which reached us through
officers and private letters written from
the front gave us a most encouraging
view of the situation ','.<. y.
The Lynchburg Virginiap of the 29th
says: We suppose Stoneman's cavalry
have passed Bristol, leaving it 70 the left,
and are passing by way Of Taylorsville
in the direction of Goldin
The following telegram appears in the
Whig from Alabama: L..sng..i .i 10. tJ7.
MONTGOMERY. March 25.--A Yankee
raiding column struck the Alabama and
Florida Railroad, twenty miles below
here yesterday and captured train. The
passenger train which left here Thurs
day evening arrived at the wreck was
also captured; some of the passengers
were wounded. The enemy left soon af-
fer
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WAR DEPARTMENT, :.

WASHINGTON, April 2, ga. "
Major General Dir:
A dispatch just received from General
Grants Adjutant General at City FONT,
announces the triumphant success OF our
armies after three days Of hard fighting,
during which the forces on both sides ex-
hibited unsurpassed valor.
[Signedl .. NJ. STANTON,
y Secretary of War.
CITY POINT, April 2, 5 A. Ma dis
patch from Gen. Grant says that! Sheri-
dams cavalry aud infantry have carried
all before them, capturing three brigades
of infantry and wagon train and sever
al batteries of artillery. The prisoners
captured will amount to several thou
sand. ;s,
[Signedl T. 8. BOWERS.
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&c So1%os:re s%s: :sss Porter :s. is Cs..s:ss. .,
4 fPress Dispatch H.

WAsHINsroN. April ] .--Relisbls iptslr
ngence from City Point representa- the
presence of Is monitors and 40 iron clad
vessels in the James river, bssides an
innumerable Aeet Of smaller and 4 lees
formidable boats Since the attempt Of,
the Confederates to pass the Yankee OBJ
structions, the enemy has doubled hfs
vigilance and largely increased his naval
force. Commodore Porter 10 in command
of the James river feet His flagship ocr
cupies prominent position amongst
the vessels ' '''''' "a
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New YORK, April Tile merchant
met this afternoon At the Office Of JohAs
T, Stuart, Esq, Assistant Trsasurer, to
hear q stat ement OH behalf Of the empty
treasury Of the U. s. Christian ConnIis-
sion and In view Of the battles now Ia
progress The meeting vas sddrssss1 :
by Rev. L. II. Smith, G. R6Robsrts and
George H, Stuart. who have recsntly re-,
turned frem the armies before Richmond. :
The merchants present responded by The
subscription of nearly SEQ 0O0 and ,thsi.
appointment Of Acopmittee to call upon
the monied men of, New York for greatly.
needed additional subscription" 'F
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q = T.
Tx lavance On Mobile Besun-Hes-
W Ca,nssadias Heard In that d.
Fscsisn., .o. as'.I ,..-.
NEw York, April 1.-The Herald's Mo-
ibfiS Bay correspondent says the advance
on that city commenced on the nth
Very little opposition was met with. The
18th and 10th eorps compose the army OF
advance, snd Generals Canby, Granger
and A. J. Smith are all in the lead. The
navy was fully prepared to cooperate.
No s>yl0us opposition was anticipated
until reaching the works about the city,
vhioh are said to be garrisoned by $1,000
rebels, who will mako stubborn resis-
tnnoo. .'--7.s.'. .- -, -ss- - '.'. 71'''---
4 New OrlSsns dispateh) says heavy
saanensding was heard on the 2lst near
00Ui0' Y,.tg Ygs-It g,sIFFg
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WHEELING REGISTER.
MISUNDERSTANDING aa /, 81 VIZ .. 4 ,sss.
si.lTeIegraphScaAasnary.r- -
Gold clossdon Saturday at the regular
beard Ct i.52k !eI il 5s5v .e.9e i.f- 3.

Traa Z
aAnsamarJ. -
Gold closed on Saturday at the regular
beard Ct i.s2t tai il 5ssv 80 -. ~. :; 3.
The armies of the Potomac and the
James made an advance upon the On,
snays works in front of Petersburg and
Ri ch1hond on Wednesday, March 29th
They had o severe skirmish resulting in
the loss Of 800 to 400 men on each side
The advance was continued on the 30th
until The hns reached the Boynton plank
road hssr its junction with the White
Oak, meeting with bat slight resist
sncs. On the 3lst the left of the ad-
vsuciug line reached = point known rs
DabSsy's Hsass whsn it was attacked
by the ,snsmy in force and driven back to
the Boynton road. Here the troops
rallied, and in, turn drove the rebels
baak, adyanced about one mile and took
the White Oak road which had been held
by the enemy in the morning On Sat
urdsy, AphElst, Grant ordered an attack
along the whole line and the battle ragged
furionSiy an day with apparent success
to The Federsl army. In the meantime
sheridan's cavalry attacked the
enemy ct . place known as Five
Forks and captured three brigades
of infantry, sevsfal batteries of artillery
and b wagon trsin, establishing his head
quarters at Fort Boysona. and coming in
from ths west on the ensmy's Aank. On
yesterday, April I'd, the fight was again
renewed with great yigor and atl1 A. NJ
all 7sas progressing favorably for the
Federal army The left Of the line e1-
tended from the AppOmattox TO Hatch
er's. run and General Wright's corps
had commenced the destruction of tho
Southside railroad. .-4 ..au-y
Rebel reports Of last Friday put q diff
fsrcnt color on the fighting of Wednes-
day and Thursday. .yap .r
The unusual number and Importance
Of the dispatches this morning compel
the omission of the remainder of our
summary. --E......
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The Rebels Prepare to Evacuate Rs
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New YORK, April The Ifibunss :
Washington special says dispatch just
received from Goldsboro, says the rebels
have completed all their preparations to
evacuate Raleigh All departments OF
the State Government have been remov-
ed to Greensboro, as well as all surplus
military stores. General Scho6eld has
levied contribution Of 100 900 rations of
meal and four upon the citizens
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General Sherman.


The check administered by Johnston
to Sherman, at Bentonsville, interferes
essentially with the campaign of that
leader and the combinations of Grant -
The part assigned to Sherman was the
destruction of the railroad communica-
tions through central North Carolina, the
crowding back towards Richmond Of our
forces in that State, and the narrowing
by this means of the area of supply to
General Lee to such degree that the
withdrawal of his forces from this city
would be inevitable.
If, now, General Johnston can route
Sherman, can drive him off bis course, or
can hold him checked and unable to ad
vance, he is defeated, and the huge COM
binations of Grant, of which the Yankee
newspapers have been discoursing so
prandiloquently, are nullifed and de-
stroyed The Importance, therefore, OF
the late battle at BeRtonsville will be ap-
preciated. The blow struck there was
as much a blow for the safety Of this
city as that delivered at Cold Harbor last
year. Genefsl Johnston and General
Lee under whom he acts, can be in no un-
certainty as TO the vital necessity Of con.
tinuing to oppose an immovsble front to
Sherman advance If he conpOt be de-
stroyed, as we devoutly trust he may be,
he must, at any cost, be kept from com,
ing forward-net that Richmond, as
Richmond, 10 Of so much value, but that
for reasons which need net be explained
its surrender to the enemy 10 thing not
to be thought of while its defense is pos,
sible. In this view we cannot award toe
much credit, or render too much graft.
tuae to the gallant leader and devoted
men who have said to Sherman, thus far
and no farther" b..
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Tho Geld Market.

NM YoRk, April ,lAGold unusually
,aevoid observation-disclosures The news
a - enGSe6ment between Grant and
- pro6 I'D little effect upon the price
n spotat;onsHsre &om& u 81, the open
- ~. "a n .614. .i,SfB2,
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Osssrsctiea by Fire Of the Steamer
General Lysu Large Number Of
Ltves Supposed % 30 Lost.
...- [Prsas Dispatch

NEw York, April 2-The steamer Cen
sral sedgewick, from Wilmington the
Goth, has arrived She reports that on
the Slst, ct 4 A. NJ, off Hatteras Inlet, she
saw q steamer in shore on fire, which was
the General Lyon, from Wilmington for
Fortress Monroe, with from 400 to 500
troops and refugees on board. As the
wind'was blowing gale she could not
launch hsr boats. bnt went as hear to
her as possible, and picked up as many
% she could Seven were taken to the
hospital ct Wilmington. The list given
of the saved BY the sedgewiek comprises
only twenty eight, including most ofthe
officers Of the Lyon, and few refugees
and soldiers of the 99th and s6th New
York, 5th and 9th Illinois, 5th Ohio &c
A schooner was seen picking up men, but
we DO not know how many she saved -
When the Sedgewick left, the Lyon had
burned to Q shell and was fast drifting
on to the breakers. a s".fs
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The Effect Of the Lste etsrn and
Freshet In Missearl-Destractien o.
Property. .."i Esy.. I-.s.s..s l- .fg. !

ST. Louis, April Tho effects Of the
storm in this State has bean very severe.
Nearly o thousand feet 81 bridges on the
Iron Mountain Railroad were carried
away. > Inmense land aldssJ cover the
track in,severals plsces, inyulyinga loss
of over 500, 900. The Pacific road also
suffered severely from land slides. The
loss to this county, by carrying away
county bridges and inundsting ths conn-
try, amounts to over st60, 600. All the
tributaries Of the Missouri river were ct
food height, and immense damage has
probably been done along their banks.-
Rivers north and uwest OF here are very
high and rising rapidly and md a aoodisan'
tisipated. - "a e rsG .i.5s...,s.
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Petition for the Rssablishnaens 81 Ciy.,
II Gevernmsn' In Ten.esses1Ce'-

-. A. .t.f tUHltt. % HItu. ub.t yf. u
MEMPHIS, March 30. VIA CAIRo, April
IA petition signed by many merchants
here, praying the President TO- declare
Tennessee not longer sn ipsurrectiopary, :,
State, aud that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will reRit the present tax on
goods ffom the Northern States ~ in cir,
culation here. .a attynsb In ,,.t16
The Memphis and iCharleatopira RAILROAD
is running to Collisfyille snd will soon.
be s.tended further, N The telegraph ,ttfs y
working err ~
Cotton very dull Heavy LOSSES here
from decline in cotton. u1n} lisii D. yi1A.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Richmond papers of Monday last con
tain the following: ....... :......,.
Prisonafx.

Thirteen hundred Yankee prisoners
were sent OF by fag-oftruce yesterday
morning. Last! evening five hundred,
captured at Petersburg on Saturday morn
ing, were received at the Libby prison
Richmond Wkia. iag' .I.+ ~. s..s. ..'.
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WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, April ].

WASHINGTON, April l. :
Major General Dir; ... s....
The following telegram in relation to
military operations now going on at the
front, was received this morning. Moth
ing later has reached this department.
7Sigued1 e. M STANTON,
Secretary of War.
CITY PoINr, March 81, $50, P. M
Hon. E. N. Ssaatoa: s.
At 1890 P. N. to-day Gen. Grant tele-
graphed me as follows:
There has been much hard fighting
this morning. The enemy drove our left
from near Dabney's House back we'll to-
wards the Boydton plank road. We are
now about to take the offensive at that
point, and hope will more than recover
the lost ground.
..-s LATER. ~
He telsgraphed again a. follows
Our troops, after being driven back to
the Boydton plank road rallied and drove
the enemy in turn, and took the White
oak read which we now have. This
gives us the ground occupied BY the en-
envy this morning. / will send you the
rebel flags captured to-day 4!I..2l.
Judging by the two points from whish
Grant telegraphs, lam informed that h
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moved his headquarters about one mile
since he, sent the first Of the two dis
pafshsS tsisnsa1 %q( lMAtissots. -.
RssEL RkPoRTs.

Quiet Restored-The Old Condition Of
Of AGairs Resamsd-MeSements, OF
Sheridan.
EIII IPrsss Dispatehll Lry.I-.
WAsHINGroN, April l.NThe Richmond
Wing of Thursday has been received
The Petersburg Express of yesterday re,
marks: Qniet has been restored on our
lines. Scarcely gun was fired yester-
day. From the Appamattox to Watchers
Run the old condition of affairs Is resnm-
ed. Sheridan's cavalry has arrived with
in Grants lines, and the impression is
that he will Aon be heard from. Large
bodies of cavalry were seen yesterday
merning towards our right. The fact is
we'll known that large body of cavalry
moved down the plank road two or three
days since, and it is highly probable that
Sheridan, inflated by his recent successes,
may attempt something similar on this
side of the lines. We predict for him an
inglorious defeat.