New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
LATE REBEL NE VS..
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ot esem " DO in bis path just now Our cavalry bsd
brush with portion OF the enoys infantry on tlo cay
before yesterday at q certain place ana Grove '.cI u
niles. Raleigh is not yet captured nor ho'ui 20 "
tn Progress OF the same date has the following:
"Our readers must be as patient as they can ~ may
BE that the career OF SheIman MI pt pos
BY a formidable force. COMMANDED oy spie anu ehpe
sieneed ofheers.' 60, , -.
Gems Hampton and Hardee bad with the enemy's
cavalry In the town Of ii last week n. and Gen.
Hsrdee are said to have charged 200 OF kIpatTiek
xoen with only the hodyguard and 70 have kliied ana
captured several The rest were driven out OF town.
Gen. Hampton slew two Of The invaders with his own
hands.
dRS. SHERIDAN - REBEL ACCOUNTS or h''
RAID.
.From TIE Inquirer:
After leaving Charlottesville. says Ih LyNcHoEE
VysiHiGH the raiders Of Sheridan seem 10 haFo o'e1
very slowly aud cautiously oiong the Ioau ~r ,ar
Lynchbnrg party followed the Orange anu Alex
sndria Railroad as far Buffalo River, burning te
Ssilroad bridge that point. Every bridge between
Charlottesville and Buso snd nSch % Of iIe track
torn up though the extent Of tie damage done mas moi
yet been aScertainel. ,,- -.
The nearest approach they made 10 LynehDuTg was
New.Glasgow seventeen miles distant where small
party OF them burned the railroad depot Inc man
body must have turned off some Distance beyond ,uat
eassing down toward the mouth OF I've RIVER ana me
ANAL after burning the Tye River bridge. On
Wednesday, party. estimated az from 700 TO dO,V,
appeared at Bent Greek, supposed to De naene of s
river being burned their approach lhey coheh'eu
themselves with loud curses upon our Reserves, VINO
we're stationed on the o,nr sas o. a incl ~
Bent Greek They had captured four OF our scouts VINO
we're lett in the hands Of M equal number OF their
krocps who being cut off from the main force ny the
kurnng of the I've River bridge gave themselves NJ
10 their prisoners and were brought 10 tbs CITY,
After destroying sundry locks on fhe canal they
burned every mill they could ind along James RIVER
Destroyed all the tobacco and tobacco houses ana ear
ned away all the horses and negroes they could lay
hands upon. They slot about 800 OF their DI3Aen
down horses on the plantation OF Mr.. w. IS; Oaoo',
Below New Market ana, Of course, TOOK OIL all Inc
HORSES belonging to that gentleman they cor!! hhd' Al
y said that about 800 Yankees crossed the 'er Sppo
site Columbia or Friday, but recIossed TO the NORTH
They ospiured a German boy named Iceman, in Am
horst county. and compelled HIM 70 give tne nc'ini
young deserer named Tom Shoals was also made D!
them TO oct as a spy The latter WIN regu'aI ~
f,om the 9Th Michigan cavalry Of Sherldans command
h Confedrrate uniform was captured by our guards.
and also Iceman. They were locked up in Luxembourg
bhoas subsequently escaped 1t is supposed by biibng
The guard. -
TIE wAYYEsEoRoUGH FIGHT
We learn tai The troops captured near Waynesbor'
spgh do not belong TO 'bs stampedlng Hidef ol
wherever they found enemy. apt fought well. on
tbis occasion they were IN n position Thch !0TDade
successful retreat deep ravne being in tHPTS rear
And the enemy having come Unexpectedly upon AID ems
closed item. They numbered scarcely over 600 Tie
enemy had treble theiT force No light and no enemy
Sere tfP.ctu. ~ Iu.o " ,u,, I' co. !, t
men, We are assuIeu' a 80 lo1 I'm vii -
eoslsted mostly Vi siilaIt ~. V -. =, 80,
ewl end their countrt's honor.
50 yAyEEp - ~
From The Seatnd: ,,y ---.-...-sa
,to yantee Army Surgeon walled into the rosidelS
-. worthv divine AND pol,elp asked for c dinner.
While this was being served 20 him, a oIolner fankee
stole his horse. When the force retired t1e surgeon
" 'u viii otser. nv Confederate scouts, and
6raurht hack TO Ashland whore minister gave hEi
sshake Of the hand and wished him sale soJonTh 10
While soldiers were coolino their food in The kitchen
Of Tie same gentleman, a clustering siN-iooter ifcn
Connccticpt passed through the yard swearing ant
shsrgpg The minister reprOlc cd Lis profanity, and
reminded in thet he rad Richmond 10 take ye When
ne said tha, should certainly be done the minister
adlcd of il b. the Lords Will" when the Yankee
cecIered it should be sken whether II was the Lords
will OF not. .-...o,,
Another divine WIS !..s ieinollLISt Ie1.'. y .
Xansee soldiel S'bs hS An Av "iS" A.s
pistol ara deinaheea he W. Tet- ~ ,a.,oio aN6
Gel yeled tue article HE' Np'''V go" fN'f'' ~
whittier Q9AiNf ,,, .,s -. o-o,rv
In the skifm.sh near sIahu se'sI s 81 Nv sS.Y
were Eiied ana hulosI " -. w. "a - I
I'm ~, 10y o! 6Le % t's h.itp wCle ionLd s2h,W "
GonIederate u0uty 6nd Two watches when had Dceh
stolen IRON citizens. 900. ~. ,,noa ,rd ,uo ,
.o,ndad Sherilans crs robbed the citizens OF I'll
sbe;r i've stock and prOyio the line Of them re-
tyeat lie has probably succeeded IL getting - Grant
M Charles T. WoItham Of tins city was captured ny
yhe ereuy n Oa!O,l-e NoVly "a, =" -, ~ ~ a.
scrward succeeded IN making hs esesIs, IA .ae
s 1oise. 80 o go -, y,i,h the cue,ny
rrr p,ctNoyD aSp PETSRsBVPG LINES,
M o.,
From Ire DtsPdtch'
There some povenian; o. The enemy on INC n9'~:
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