The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28
Sherman and schOaeId united.
Haraee defeated at AVerysbOrO'.
Sherman victorious at Ben ton
Vile, alSe.
Joe Johnston at SEHIIhfeId.

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EEw YoRk, Siareh s7.-l,he Herald's
Newburn dispatch Of the 10Th says supplies
are being rapidly forwarded % sherman's
army. Trahaportstionsis abundant. The
Sanitary Commission agents are also ac-
lively at work. The number Of refugees
attaching themselves 70 sksrman's army
is enormous. The people Of North Carroll
na almost unanimously welsoms his ap-
psaFance. All that reached Fayetteville
with him were sent to Wilmington. Il ap-
pears thatthe evacuation Of E,instop BY Il
rebels was mistake. Bragg denies having
ordered it. Hoke produces telegram sus-
tanning his action. The telegraph opera
tor escaped and is now in FeHburn. An
officer just in says an entire rebel brigade
attempted to desert between Kinston and
Gold bOro, and had Gght with other rebel
troops.
The Tribune's Washington special says
the city has been full Of ruIlors that the
whole right wing Of Lees amy has sur
rendered, but the War Department has
no such information. q
The Heraid's dispatch, speaking Of these
rumors, says they are simply prenature.
The President telegraphed from the front
at IL a. M, yesterday, that our lines had
been advanced on the left 50 as TO include
those previously oeeupisd BY the enemy's
skirmishers. aud that in this movement be-
tween 4oo and SOC rebels we're captured.
The Tribune's Kinston correspondent
says it is reported that at least two brig
AIDES Of rebel troops are sscreted in the
swsmps along Nsuse river, waiting an OPP
pOrtunity 70 enter our lines.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Gen. Crook has been assigned command
in the Potomac Army.
Gen. Singleton has just returned from
Richmond, and ridieules the idea Of re-
neval Of peace negotiations, and is certain
Of the fact hat neither Lee nor Davis has
any intention of submitting-
sheridpn's men are being temOunsed ard
will soon be gaia in the saddle.
NEw. YoRE, March 21.--The Charlotte
South oarolluian says that N the fght at
BrentOnyille, two corps under siocum, and
Kilpatriek's cavalry, were held in check
BY a brigade under. command Of Col. Alfred
Rhett, for.ilve hours, and then being rein
forced BY another brigade, the Yankees
were repulsed. Their loss was about G,0OO,
while oars was sos. Col Rhslt was mis-.
sing.
Adispateh frum Augusta, dated the ssth,
says thst one thousand Of the Old Array Of
the Tennessee and the Army Of Virginia,
congre gated in that city turing the past
ten days, and being supplied, viii start at
once for long march. they are said "a
be returned absentees.
The Hemld's Army Of the James cores
pondent says that the rebeli have succeed
ed in getting about six hundred negro
troops organized, aid in tho Richmond de-
fences. The rebel troops do not like theiI
new associates.
The Heraid's arrespondent of Galveston
Of February oath, says the rebel schooner
Anna Dale, Of twenty tons, fitted Oui
for pfivaGeer, and about 70 sail next day
was cut loose nom under two rebel bate
rics in Matagorda Bay, Texas, on the 1s.h
BY two boat crews Of the gunboat PinOla
under command Of Ensign J. W. Brown
After securing the comminder and crew
they started f,F the Eatioasi feet bss th'
vessel groehded and had d Be burned.
EEw YonK, March 2s.-7he Utica Female
Seminary was Destroyed By ere al o'clOel
this morning. Loss heavy. All the IN
mates, nearly one hundre 4 in number, ss
! capped,
NEW E0aK, March 27.--The steame
/ Hay sha, faoa Havaha ga the ga inst
, has arrived. The pirate steamer Owl
} which cleared for Matanioras, sailed q
e The eat, preesdsatAaif an hour By th
Z gunboat Cherokee. and followed BY
{ Spanish man-of.war. Before coming I
Havana from Easiu, the Owl landed a
. Little River, North csrolins.
An Irish member Of Che British Psslia
meni and the rebel eetsTal Preston vs.
brought 10 Hayaaa BY The Owl, who
. said 10 have been sent g circulate the Re
. port thei Msximiiian Is to reeoghizs Ii
T COnfsderaeyi open TAnpico a. a port t
adiudioaie MARITIME captures, and gran
simuitaueous soriie By storm OF pirates
/ = b. mais. The Owl Is Under The Mats
moras saeak-Kiafiii--ansl is known 10 hav
4 cannon aad a1smunitiOs. II her bold, an
r viii probably 1t out as $ pirats. ssvsr'
d Of her sreE dsser.ed a. HAvsaa an
T went 70 Nasssu, probably intending . vis
. 10 New York.
Z AdYiees from the Busssd States hsd 4,
Y pressed sugar and Inolaasss al Havana
ClrT PoiST, March 2..-Eews has jui
: reached hem 81 An astseil On ear lines u
8 morning, st daylight. BY he enemy,
q ortsseaanansns ths Apponatoxs whic
u resulted in ths esPturs Of The fort and tai
ie hi .nssriiy "a ms karFistin pfisonsss-
Z They sent these prisoners over the wori
y ,ovard. ihsir nnss, BAL ,a shalr uay "a
= broke from the guard aaa nearly al esesl
= Cd. back 10 our las, On The east aide Of I
81 works.
- 1hs line On each side Of the fort v
q uksn bnd held for short time, b. i
IN rebels. but rsihicscements arrived and III
q rebels we're driven back. losing hesviiy
re- killed and Weanasd. a stAs5 ran betwe
q the lines. Our loas Is unkhoNn n ne Pr
" snt hour, bat Il believed 70 b small. 7
= liae Is now rspogtsi = lss rs-ssisbIisbsa
"a IcfmsriF.
Be Orr ToIy1. ,. NJ, lkareh 2s.-The
s1lt Of ne engaxemsni Of shis mornial
mars iuaposssntlhna d art reported.