The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-29

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Speaking of the fight at Hare's Hill,
on Saturday, the Petersburg Express
states that Colonel d. S. Troy was
wounded and fell into the hands of the |
enemy; Captain Daniels was killed;
Captains Cummings and Manley were
captured, uninjured; and Lieutenant
Joseph Smith was killed.
The Express also states, for-the benefit
of travellers, that the road between Dun.
lop's crossing and Petersburg is infested
by highwaymen, who daily waylay and
rob solitary pedestrians, and urges upon
all who have occasion to pass that way
to so we'll armed, and not alone, if pos
sible.
TERRY's BRIGADE.
The following is list Of the casual
ties among the officers in Terry's brigade,
Gordon's division, in the fight in front
Of Petersburg on Saturday morning last:
Killed Lieutenant f. f. England, company d,
Twenty first Virginia regiment.
Wounded Major Richardson, Forty second Vir-
company c, Twenty-fr Virginia regiment, leg,
slight; Captain II. j. Jordan, company +, Twenty
hrst Virginia regiment, head, slight; Captain
Charles A. Draper, Forty eighth Virginia regiment.
eighth Virginia regiment, right shoulder, badly;
Captain A. L. Spangler, company A, Tenth Virginia
regiment, head, slight; Captain John Tickle, COM
pany G, Thirty-seventh Virginia regiment, neck,
badly; Lieutenant William A. Sterritt, company
IL, Fourth Virginia regiment, finger amputated;
Captain Robert McEldowney, company g, Twenty
seventh Virginia regiment left thigh. slight; Cap,
tain +. Jennings. company +, Iwenty-thlld
Virginia regiment, right temple, slight.
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
We have nothing from East Tennessee,
concerning the movements of the enemy,
in addition to what we published yes
terday. Yankee papers of the 25th state
that the Fourth army corps, under &C.
neral d. S. Stanley, is reported on its
way to Knoxville, to join in the Western
campaign; and its strength is estimated
at from fifteen to eighteen thousand men.
A cavalry force, stated at six thousand,
has left Knoxville, under General Stone.
man, and is moving, also, toward West
Virginia.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
We are still without official advices
from North Carolina later than General
Johnston's report of the battle of Ben
louisville, which we published more than
week ago. When last heard from,
Sherman was at Goldsboro', and we
think it likely he is still there, resting
and recruiting his men after their tramp
through South Carolina The Yankee
papers say he will next direct his CO..
lumns against Raleigh.
Four hundred and eighty Of Kilpat-
rick's men, captured by Hampton al
Fayetteville, reached this city yesterday
They constituted, by all odds, the mas
test lot Of Yankee prisoners that have
darkened the streets of this city during
the war. 1t is scarcely possible to con-
csive how men could be SO filthy, and
live. Evidently, they had all been
strangers to soap, water and combs since
they set out from Atlanta last summer
FROM CHARLESTON.
Recent advices from Charleston stat.
that the British subjects in Charleston
have had the following order issued Z
them:
RaiTisH CONSULATE,
"CaAaLss1oS, sorrH CAsOlIxA. February -. }
'.hritish sahiec4s, readcn&s Of this place and VI
.snity, are desired to register. ct the Consulate
their names. residsnces and occupations, - tn
earliest convenience.
Those Who have already received cestaScates Q
neutrality must bring them Tor inspection.
Al othess must be prepared t. exhibit papers
tsality.
tsiSnsdl II. PfNckEy WALKxs,
II. B. II. Acting Consul, Chas1eeeou."