The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-11
Denmark After SambO.
&c. &c. &c.
Another Great Victory.

ridur wirs nEYoSD II HARRIsosBuRG, Va, June 9.
Gen Fremont has ovcrtskentie enemy, of whom
he has been in pursuit for week, forced him to
cyh. and has driven lin from his chosen position,
with heavy loss. lie lon Hirrisouhlrs this morning
., d o'clock and advanced In pursuit of Jack son by
tho road leading 10 ParS Repubic. On the le't ~
tha turnpike t. stauuton, seven miles beyond iItr-
risopburg, the advanced guard discovered tho enc
my posted In the woods to the lea and front, appG-
ssnlly In force.
y Artillery was sent 70 the front and commenced
shelllng without eliclting any rcply. Jlcks"n at
last, having been forced ~ mako a stand, with hi-
sNnsns army, had completely masked hi' position
woods and ravines. sklrmirhcls and cavalry were
sent forward. The whole column rapidly came up,
and the hno of battle extending nearly two mil's,
w. pro{ b.ly formed under direction u Cl.ono!
Albert, C6Sef of the staff. Before it completed,
Gen. stab, Anh nc Garibald' Guards, became en-.
gagged 80 .the enemy on tho extreme ri.ht, and
forced him l. 20! back. Al halfpsst twelve gene
ral sdy, uco was ordered, and the whole line moved
forward Gen Milroy had the centre, Gen. schonck
the right, and Gen. 6hhl, with all his brip sde ex-
cept the Garihaldi Guard, the front Gen, B!en-
kers Gen. Bohien's, and Col. steinwiaskter's bri-
sades composed the reserve
The limo moved down the slopes of three hills
Into the valley and up the opposite Gsccnts, which
nj the SUBMITS were covered with woods. In these
woods and in belts and in the heavy timber beyond
Gle enemy were posted. Gen. stshl IT,. len
"a. the 6rst engaged. Gems Mroy aui schenck
soon after found the enemy, and the battle
almost Immediately became general Gen. stahl
After schrvener'5 battery had shellei the reb. po.
| stion, advanced the sth New York md 45th
New York through the woods into tina opou
| fold. on the other eide of which tho
enemy's right wing was concealed in the
! woods Tie sth advanced galantiy under a heavy
L. fre, bu, being TO long unsupported by the sbth,
| and LARGELY outnumbered, were finally forced T.
retire. Col. Mitchell was severely wounied, anI the
whole reg iment badly cut up, losing not less than
sOOmoro thun half its strength. Tie enemys pursuit
was checked by artillery, and Gen staAl fually
withdrew his brigadeto astronger position, repuls
ing flank movement, anl holding his wing hrm'y
Gen. Wilson advanced his centre rapidly, TIE artl
lery are compelling tie enemy TO give ground. Gen
schenck on tie right twice lroye bnck the rebels
1 who attempted 70 turn his position. Along oui
whole line artillery, under Cll P.lrouas direc
ton served with great yigor and precision, aud
che final success was larse:y iue u its eGccI.
| The enemy suffered severy. One rebel regi.
y msnt los, two.thirds Of its numbers in attempting
70 capture widrick's battery, which cut them tc
pieces win canister at ray PAGES. Tie rebe
batteries were repeatedly silencol, aud forced +,
abandon their position. Col. C.useret, with
tyis weak Brigade, took and he'd the cen
ere Of the euemy's position and his encsmpmen'
r,s there tonight Our forces were outnumbered a,
all points, but have occupied the rebel lines, and
forced them 70 retreat The los5 ID heavy on both
sides, the enemy suffering especially from our ar
nllsry. The Gasibaldt Guards lost nearly 200 :
the 2b.h Ohio, CO. .yS44osAl loss Is estimated at
from six to ssh, hus s,a killed, wounded aud
missing. He
Col. Van tSlss, tDs xSi! nhsnp: Capt. Paul,
9Th New YorA Capt. NiassyN Nosh New York;
fCsp.. Biscnuts, s9sh Nsw 2a,s Capt. Charles
worth. aoth Ohio; srrgson cAaoDu, SD Ohio; are
!. pl wounded. Many osw omsV1ns wounded aud
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