The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
INCIDENTS or THE BATTLE FIELD.

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INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE FIELD.
Con,,,, Al q N,rnhv IF Cor,panv g F,re y,,,,,ss,
during the battle cheercd on his men with the cry ere
member Ellsworth and avenge his death - until he
struck with oe,, han J,r,nnon he retired from ,b.
Gc,d WIN ,hn aes,,ncs W soldrr Cap,ain Murphy il
enthusiastic IN he e,nrnuaion 70 yeprp 10 the xar M
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THE TiIRTELNTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
"Any news OF the 1briernhY' We asked OF the gfoGps
passing. GAN cut up but few left TO tell the story" We
shut MIR Thomas door be would not hear it, The rcgi
meats were scattcredhc retreat so badly conducted
each man looked out FOR himself aud s,rsggcd back ~
best ho could After white one aud another OF the
thirteenth passed Wasat We erd TO see them some OF
s'r, ,n'nS company came ID ana sutn S'aSms VI
nanus 'nu crying ah' Goa nlcss you MY poy' 'Nm"t
joe "WhertS Lieutenant where iieper anu VI
uo' a'u i'Vh anu ROM Eve'y onc ,' cam ~ gave
"s'fesht Joy a'o TOOK Il heaVy lo'o u" our hraflS'
THE LONG MARCH OF BADLY WOUNDED MAN.
A musician in the Michigan regiment called and begged
for Gods sake to give him something eat as he had
not eaten anything for nearly two days While ran 10 get
IL he tainted One poor follow stopped Vo Of his fingers
shot al and he was shot twice through his leg and
had marched all nigh, with il only bound up hes, he
could on u was hear,rendne to see the poor fellows
V ''' ~ 'iiN ',' Nn'" "o"' I" W. WY DIN III wi"
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THH ANXIETY PREVIOUS TO THE FIRST suor.
You have no idea of war and IFS horrors Every DAY
after tho troop, left listened constantly for osnnonad
lg. we were Oh, at a's' 'ae' istcni,s Tor guns ana
h % ee = ~ WV va ~ f"''a.A tecP' w
N"'i'lo -'''"S '" ol""S w wv "4""'" ""o"Vftf :"
o, 'iu i,'eeu "u nl'e 'c ne"' Inn o apo.e. ,.o
,' 'ns , uvsv h , u ANY, nh @
ear. We rania ov ,yoik th, yard in so,c ef ,he mot
,n,,., $3.50 -, ,s w. , , 80, ~, -. -
would be defeated ana every report OF The cannon went
through our heart like lightning We slept very little
Sabbath night but watched Ivy tho window to ask OF every
one that passed the news The gray light of mornug had
began to break when ambulance passed. The guard
called out, "Who goes tercS" "iic sixty ninth" sadly
replied The driver Nothing Further was said and they
p.sscu on no'Vy E1ou o,ne io' a o .'e, V :" 'fr
ius " NV t"lt! VI ', ~, , y. VIZ y, o a aoc
s'. Win oao' suI M, o,o" nt s, ou, sum
WIN heaus "nu arms pounu W. my n'u ma m ~ 'u
M % ',, i 800, Al ,otSS ,a2, S,n ,T az t
oy s ro'usae a''Ee a" 'o' Tue 1cf''o" story u tue"
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rrroM ,h n% a,n,D,,,a 1,,h,
yo,,,c ,.,,1 Ioa.a,, .a,. r., nnri't mia r,o,, han
anc,rnnSr m;rSi mo enunoacd a. hsiona ~ II - r. Iorst
c,mlc of Ch,capol was vnsrdav heard In declare ,yh
srcrt store I'M sine ,iabn5 hersjr ~ ap,",
situation there a, tho seat Of war wh an oportun,y Of
unicL ,r ort mo ho,r,S nT ,nsn roinr, ,rn'o n m
one thai She might make nile of tho and sci In n, 81,
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tho place where the hear, o"eb to be- or crnoue has
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DEATH or DRu'IaER BOY.
little drummer boy was cut completely in two during
the retreat from Bah run by cannistcr shot, wich
struck him just under the arms piercing "oh emit
ted in childish treble. the soldiers who him
say, was sound that viii ring IN their ears for life.
now TIE RrRE, & STOOD 10 rYNfp Gins
Rhode Island solder states thai after The capture OF
a
wounded Of The enemy were found piled up at the guns
Tn, wounded man on beng asked how they managed to
stDd nv their ram, ga tug cred that .,hev had
t,ken an opth reyor 10 ic,ve them -
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THE Mtchio ,.s na.. hoSE Tn .I Lao
~ tffdm utc i'ctfo't free fressI
INC no@A,hui HE Wtch wa Pfe"hs'u !" the fl'sl TO
eimbt ny Tue tuNo J, trophy :" 'h' enemy, rae "faYc
"hc,o WHOM !, "aa cn'rustvul anu Wo ',lio II oPSh
Tie Helo anu 'hc mkt ana 'ho neN 'eh VIII" H.
THE HORRORS or TIE BATTLE.
Tho carnnce an tne battle was awful and the siebs and
bnVnr bcn. I,gnn
ing of cannon ta rapid voleys Of ms.ctry the srcks
hprsrs-were dreadft Yhosc who were thore and who
have boon in tbo Mexican and f,tD wars, on the fields
of Solferno and Magenta say lhnl such another battle
under such unequal circumstances never was known
THE pvrn,s nua, THE vosp,f.t.
or cor,nan - hhr, sn ,n aSrr. Of ,o,, ,,oro
onnde5 ,nI ,tr~ors klaa nv ,hs rs,ly VIM" wrn
lad - o,s1ow ss For ns s 4:
wsIs rs'Iesins aud w"od have aseu lost h" fos SONY,
w Whole rs SS army y all "S"' WILDE" ' a' o. tue
| orr soIp,eRs psAvNIy PrcrEor THE wousprD
We had one Of oar ergeanta sto through the head and
bear' When the balls struck him he said Boys, I'm q
gonor, and fe back desd iitn and three others took
him where the woanaod werc, w1eh The rebels made a
charge upon lhem kill The wounded The -four grabbed
their guns and Shot two Of the Tshsls deaf and wounded
S.dH o made Se rnarss '"''' were ao'" twenty
| $3.50 MASKED BATTERIES AND FALSE CoLeRs.
When cur regiment cae Up to the scene Of action The
rebel, were out III the he'd on an even footing with our
troops but thoy did not stand Their ground long as ctr
ife moved them down ke grass ana they Yea to their
R battery H whore lay m IN suPp Se
and shei wnhting around US 'hicN ana taSt We next
made charge at 2 ho,se c'oss 70 lr MASKED aleres
where hey were shielded by b-hcS aud trees Here we
sto'd some Ten or hitec ninu'e1 heF gazing ire our
poor fellows dropping Ike failing leaves We were told 10
stop firing, as those IN the house we're our troops The
lhtnouf rpei' ueayeo 'nc AWcric'h nag lhcIe 10 &c
ceive as whfch inny thcy rerpclra'cd several times
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