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he prisoners he took were from Beauregard's command. Some of them said they had just crossed the sames river above Drewry's Bluff. I do not think any of Lee's army had reached Petersburg when Smith stormed it. They seem to be there this morning, however, and to be making arrangements to hold the west side of the Appomattox. The town they cannot think of holding, as it lies directly under our guns. The weather continues splendid. City Point, Va, June 16, 4.15 P. M, via Jamestown Island, 11.45 P. M.--General Butler reports from Bermuda Hundred that the enemy have abandoned the works in front of that place. His troops are now engaged in clearing up the railroad between Petersburg and Richmond. The following dispatch does not designate the hour; but it is supposed to be later than the preceding ones: Jamestown, Va., June 16.--I came down from the pontoon above Fort Powhatan with dispatches for Secretary Stanton. Just as I left Captain Pitkin reported to me tha