New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
Late Rebel Wur News.
GRANTS MOyBx ESTs.

Grant threatens another heavy movement on
onr right southwest Of Petersburg. during oItur
day and Saturday night his railroad Sas kvt lI"n"s
moving troops om City Point 10 bis left aud on sur
dav morning large column drove IN p!ckes Oh tie
VAUGHAN road and crossed Hatohers Run. During tue
duy there brisk skirmishine but no ensnge.
! ment of consequence. fight was deemed imminent
Al O'Clock last evening, however. official iHtel
gonce Of anv lighting bad been deceived at the War
office The PetcTsburg E1pre" thinks this movement OF
| Grant IL against the Weldon Railroad or. perhaps
Wclloa itself and that no attack On the PeersbqrE
lines &, intended We think il quite as likely that
| Crou, !. after the SOutAsde AS vel the VI edOn
Road; or il may be, lac is atter neither but is demon
srat.ng right 10 cover some real movement On
! the mort b tide.
pF,rasnlnG. Feb. 6.-The enemy, yesterday ad
| vcrced a heavy force down from Vaughan Road and
seized the crossing at Hatcher" Kun. driving back our
pockets tat that point icy a.so 9ccaPicu arotchs
Trfry while cir cav airy swept around our forces aod
| advanced on Dinwiddie, Court houie.
| Gen " H. T. Lee net their advance there, check
i,g and after sharp engageuent, driving them back
/ AZ the same time the enemy made demonstrations al
CHER poins Oh our right but were easily repulsed.
IIe cnemys cavalry Lago retired beyond hatcher =
There was no heavy infantry fighting The enemy
but did ndyance their line with the OBJECT
OF taking in more woodland. , Nh
They captured few and lost some pTisoheis' A"c!
also lot several forage wagons
| FROM WILMINGTON.
The CarOiiniGn says me enemy seem coiiIeh'
NTH sbellinu occasionally our lines from MS guhDoas
" rh are I'm tpn sound aud in the river Oar men arc
In excellent spirits and arc not at all discouraged ny
| tLe enfn,y', naval demonstration On ether ianh.
| 4 desritcr came into our lines yesterday VINO re-
,or,s that AdlIiral Portcr and Cen Terry are 10th
awaiting orders from Washington Having accom-,
ulisbeJ The object ui the expedition, by tho capture VI
Usher ;he enemy sill not attempt any new movement
until 6urther orders. II Is reported INA lno eAen5
raiding through the county OF brunswick
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
| "No news" At the War department Ia5V
night. II was currently reported, however ON inc
street that Sherman's ermy Lad made iod4meht upon
/ the railroad between Branchvie and Augusta Inc
oniy fact confrna,ory Of this report il the interruption
of elegraphic communication Witn augusta ytsh uu!
! morning. We bope 10 have something dehnite rom
| Columbia before going to piess.
| GENERAL HOOD.
| The Augns,a Scntind, received yesterday,
! saws: Gen Hood arrived in om city yesterday, and
last night In response 20 the calls of large asseInDaee
of citizens be made short pungeni, pily speech iu
of that patriotic fire which he has displayed On go many
fields The speech was eloquent and Impressive com
Inning the calnOn shot and saber stroke. ana ecite
i'm, hearty applause OF the crowd. The bate'scn!eu
/ hero was hopeful and confident.
| BBAURBCARD SPEAKS.
| We learn from the cOrrcs pundent OF 1he No.
bile Regster that after the erenade Of Gen Hood few
evenings since. the band repaired TO the quarters OF
CON Pcanroeard The General being called out al,
dressed himself particularly a. the Lousionlals ana
said he was always glad 20 meet men who had Ike INC
soldiers Of Louisiana. by their gallant beainf nl an
tines upon the battlefield placed their names hish
, UPON the scroll Of fame.
j Ne urged upon ihcn to reneubsr nAt fi"och Lick