New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
counting the parapet, were Immediately shot

down. MAN 6tnIed
md GO wounded leaving 40 killed or badly wouhneo
m and around the fort. These were 80 ciose .i7
enemy that orr hitter corps oond not saley ~
proacb The loss Of the 8Ih MIeLisah VS. go
greater exec stug that Of oil others anu ie''..ius
iae ~ 'liIc4 wounded. and missing. The other
casualties were o'~tricutc' i4et[ 4'"!
An a@-setnst he behavior Of or men asa general
thing was admirable. Some hons ,ro mum -,
~ ;he eyueuse Of the Massachuaels -oh AT A.i'4
ari,oc,f the alteration hting tsai thev pr"h' anu
30, Inn lila n cir iiends say rot fully ~ -''n-
ti,tad willie the universal testimony Is ln"' oui
t,,ons ~ 81 whole behaved like veterans ft""i o.
hi l. onud ia ibc fact TINT those VINO survive h'c
vc.I IA irits. G. ger 10 DO hd Against mo Gu
eng. sud confident OF victory "hr.'Ver an 0fF0'
unto, 90 al hs offered 81 tryirg tfsf prOW"h-'
N Ere J.. f,nlt found b. SON. wliu Gen. !" 1gnt
cr ,ot h.;rr M Land 20 tuppoh tie GtiacAl"g c''-
NAM. Int a. the question ca th ioAt ."'I' &C 49,
.iecs Gen. Stevens friends ;ohp'hih ',ai " ..,
tie, ,yerr ENGAGED with the Enemy, thcy iooheH III
van. for Co.,. forces Of Con. nsh', "n', ~ ~. 60
.ot. were 10 BE- there nc 5yen the ~ iuf %"
tc,, eop Nfiqlt's friends ~ thai th"j were III
,,.i.iou waiting TOR tie wo-a ION Gen. H,'f0N'
- advance. 10 a. Il, the rel J. 90 me iA.' % ~.
Stevens is iknf he WIS az the i'ht Stt'"'u' 80 Wy
lime named aud tia. D. Has lOs Tor im 10 Hhit"
,ort al a matter @. - wa go 10 taken Tor gran eH
and .t,.t Con WRIGHT should we moved On N-'"-
o,- Wal ing for VOID ..neJ tat Ie, Ten >'"''ns
would 90 an that SIC mad az coo 70 al' a.. y-
r,aint b. others tot thai Gen. Nngi' dia nov
come up in tine. ut ttat be az ~, ''1o ~ '.,
r,It Il.ce. which Of the pu-ie4 Is r.rni, 90 H't
pretend % say.
Atoosdrr +, mnpt be confessed, 'Lere was bad
N, u,o,,o..nt somewhere and II a"ree tla heavy
,.-ror,ib!iify j. .yoyel npoI ihe .che a VINO "a'
chef ia command Gen. Be:'au D. bold account
a0lc for the whole ailJir' and, whether rms on
,,.,ao the concurrent opinion here is- tHHi ne D
a.. L. an. r-f ~. / "
ier for "dl .oheleuce OF Ofdos, ana "iil &c se'i'
North by the Elcss"n 80 O. report tln.eH 10 w,
.I;pf.ptC General Ills tnai by COuri-h tlt!d " ~
bring ont tl.e lacis which sill prove diuef ~ GUN
or innocence. IN the meantime, peplle WIZ I.'I'
ana express their own oliilOns; aud &c resent, u
,r.t lie co fs,.ed, that the ciIreut OF iethuf alI
testimony ~ almost wholly ag.inN abe aHesteH
general. This, however, olsht iOt 10 De t'S~h
AS conclusive ~ u well known l.''
popular di,nice.nre, in al reyer. o. tnis
kind, demands victim. tnuouoFiy ~
"dsah" which Gen. B,nham made AL tils
fort bad Teen suc,essil proving brilliant
triumph, putting u l. possession OF tNh
important work, we should h-vc heard nothing Of
" lis,l edence Of orders, nor any clauo'e o. lopn-
ar dsapproyal That Gen Benhan - q brave i"ii
!, conceied by those "lo 10" u'I'. re az go
lis coaraye On more than one lai!e-hsid, ron
B,ena VISTA down 10 tbs tine and ln IDS
last euga. eweut Il is well known be cN-
ro,cd hiu,eN with apparent uHdciefsLt's oi
an personal danger. olll, 1t must DC a-'',,-
Ted tiat lie case o. "a bid one, ana th"t tr'
CHARGES brought against him are strongly cor'ooo'
rated by t-o drcumstAncs when attend H. ~ U'
first rl.ce toe General came here under ci'.n'
TIE charges prcir. ed against Dim Do tHe wee ~
Gen 10. cians -ull hwg over in, dana lts hiA
iu the estimation Of l'gc PORTION oi me nous 81
I'M. second u.,e Ge.. Hunter bad ZEN his rnAcp-
In friend IN hl. aaYeu'fy, having r.te'cn .im, bY
lis owl r,uru.a infegycltiuu g., Washing .on, l."p
.tfr.s' AID tl,rd hiu iu Dis recent Important ir-l-