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The Daily Dispatch: June 23, 1864., [Electronic resource], Late United States news. (search)
en's army, so that the two lines of railroad which the rebels have guarded most are now by the pressure of Grant's left uncovered, and are abandoned by the enemy almost without a There is no news from Gen Hunter more than the 9th, at which time his forces were in destroyed the Virginia Control distance and west of . The enemy were to have bank in the direction of place, is to the of rebel communication with Richmond, otherwise by way of Burkeville and the Probably the next advices from Gen will the direction of his a detailed account of how the late United States cutter Harriet Lane and three other Confederate steamer, namely; the Matagorda, (Atice,) Isabel, and another, (name unknown,) escaped from the harbor on the sight of the 39th of April. The Yankees were expecting that the attempt would be made, and knowing the speed of the Harriet Lane, had sent their fastest vessel (the Lackawanna) to watch her, but it happened that the Confederates did not come out at t