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SALT LAKE.. April 3.-The dispatch ar
rived AT San Francisco al 80 ?. VI.
To Gen. H. W Carrcn,ier-The tele-
graphic operator at Omaha says: Rich.
mond is taken. Petersburg evacuated, and
all the cannon aud many thousand prison
crs are captured. CLOVES.
Telegraph operator at Salt Lake.
GoLpsBoRo, y. c., March 22-I have
the honor to report that occupied Colds
boro this evening with but slight opposi.
ton. Gen. Terry's column from Whining
ton was at Parsons depot last night and
should be near this place tonight. Shcr-
mans left was engaged with the enemy
near Bentonvlle on Sunday. Artillery
firing was quite rapid during the day and
for a short time Monday morning. Sher-
mans right, the 18th Corps, was near
Mount Olive on Sunday isht There has
been some artillery firing to-day, which in
dicatcs the gradual approach of Sherman $
army towards this place. All this being
strictly in accordance with his plans, | have
no doubt all is well. hope to have more
and later intelligence from Sherman very
soon, which | will forward to you without
delay. fluid the bridge burned but other
wise the road is not injured and the depot
facilities are fine. captured here seven
cars. Gen. Terry has captured two loco.
! motives aud two ears which he is now using
SCHOFIGLD.
CRY POINT, March %, 1880, a. NJ
The following dispatch from Gen. Parke
has been received from Gen. Meade signed
Grant:
The enemy attacked my front at about
4:30, A. NJ. with three divisions under com
mand of Gen. Gordon. BY sudden rush
they seized the line held by the Third bri-
gade at the foot of the hill to the right OF
Gen. Steadman, and overpowcring the gar
rson took the fort. They established them
selves upon the hill and turned the guns OF
the fort upon us. Our troops on either
flank stood firm. Afterwards determin.
cd attack was made on Fort Haskell which
was checked by part Of McLaughlin's
brigade with great loss Of the enemy. The
first brigade of llartsulfs division in the
reserve was brought up and check given
to the encmy's further advance. One OF
two attempts were made to retakc the hill
and were only temporarily successful until
the arrival of the second brigade, when a
charge was made by the troops Of the first
division on their flank, and the enemy were
driven out with the loss of number OF
prisoners estimated at 1900. Two battle
flags have been brought in. The enemy
lost heavily in killed. The whole line was
Immediately recrossed and guns retaken.-
regret to add that Gen. Mclaughlin was
captured in Fort Steadman. Our loss 9th
erwise not heavy. Great praise is due
Gen. Hartsuff for the gallantry displayed in
handling his division with skill on his first
engagement. (Signed) JIG. PARKE.
CRY PoINr, March 23.-To Stanton /,
Richmond papers received contain the fol-
lowing report
To the Dispatch: Hardees victory on
the 10th was very important and bloody
affair. johnson telegraphed that in that
battle the Confedcrates lost $50, and the
enemy, (Federals) 1890. The fight took
place ut Ovcryboro. on the Cape Fear riv-
er, half way between Raleigh and Fsyette-
vile. Johnson's defeat Of the enemy last
Sunday occurred at Bentonville.
GRANT.
The Raleigh Coaftdsroey Of the 2lst
says: In the affair which occurred few
days ago between Hardcc and Sherman We
repulsed Eve assaults en our lines and held
our position until our object was attsined
They lost two guns because their horses
were killed. Our las vas 400 killed and
woupdcd: eneuy's 4U10