New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
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-.-----,. made by various new raper correspond
nnd others in ection with the sad battle
eo'9 "a. an Dontinua,iOn on Sunda' T. June |.
aud lts One oarnal states d.. after the overthrow
If Casey's nen, ." Gen. .oaoh with his veterans,
"a .srsS he day" Gen. Couch did nothing OF tne
sort and Gen. Couch SIS no veterans ID nus CON- ON
msnd One bFigad' Of bis division came UP liIury
g. the sapport Of Cen Casey, but went DacR very
,;SIv In the 5sostar of that afternoon and even,
ING his commsr a bOreis full part LIE camp, % ns
as Caseys fe into the hands Of the Rebels an" VIVID
occupied by them on the night after ,he lac dis
Second: IL is stated and Geh. 1co ieiian - u'
patch im olies III that the hght o. oA,tus
Union sictory; That Sumner and Heln'zeiuah
corr { sne m and drove back the enemy VINO mao
,eisg fss CASEY. They did nothing OF the sor';
Tbs,v ,im,ay prevented his gong on fuIthef ahd
Nreh,c the victory he bad gained ihey, VIII siou
SANDS OF fresh men, SIMPLY came III Wnen ne htsi"f
arr,y. winch, for nearly five hours, Casey sdlVifioh
T5,rA, II is stated that Gen. Mcclellan came mp
on SATURDAY evening and took command, ana tnas he
sct OF the battlefield. II he DID come up on Sa,ul
8ay !, IL strange that no one OF 'hose |ho VIZ
,ngsoeT IN he front saw him his stan, or oo'y
euarG.or received any orders from biin' ia. ~
SILENT On the battlefield is simply untrue q ,i"pIaP
neyysgaper item without iodhda'ioIi J" 4", -,
Rene Generals ~ lesst Roger u. ITyoi' ulu sieeP
E,r,5 T. ;s sfotei that on Sunday Gen. McCle!'
,sr,,,ia sr.ecll 10 Caseys Division. In witch ne
s,sx.d thatif they would stand by him. anu aI' a.
vel as the other divisions, he would pdg the "hO0
REEL army in six hours. ms IS an entire anu ~
a. f.l,ehood IL has not shadow OF Foundation IN
fa.t Cen Mcclellan did not come once INTO lAc
ncserce OF hat division, and would not readily ven
,nre 10 make any such insulting tpeech 70 them ii
ne hal appeared before them 10 make an address
its burden should far more properly nave been TINS
"Courades: ! thank You for your gallaniry ana
fI1prtss; YOU have slved the army, 1or II you had
not 10. hours coniended against an enemy that ont,
numbered Won FIVE 20 one, The Rebel forces would
now be aero-s the ChcAahominy, and my entire
force mos. probably defeated"
Fi,tb ID is stated that Ten. Heinizelman, on
Sunday porp;ug recovered the ground los on Satui-
day by Gen. Casey. Ii did nothing OF the SORT. 1t
Mae on Monday morning before that ground WAS
reilly III oar POSSESSION.
S'rth: L. Is stated III Gen. Mcclellan u dispatch,
that on Sunday morning tLe Rebels renewed tDe at
tack but were rcpuls4.d al 3 points. They did mol,
renew The attack, and SO were no. repulscd. IAey
bean an orderly rereit on Sunday morning, aud
Gems Sumner aud Hcintzelman followed theI and
haG skllnnehiog, Out b0tmny Ihtl ooe"fNtu Tue
name u battle.
.Ss-caA T. has been publicly stated. as proof
that we eaiue,i = ce,dea victory on nigy, that
,he enemy was driven lack M the pOiu, of te bayo-
net some two rlilos, ana that our advance Imnedi-
s.elv .0ok POSITION two three mites IN front of
TINT held on Saturday last. This also IS totally m
,roe There wer; no oayoAet charges lnade IN face
OF TIE enemy. B-yOnefs Were not ocre crossed in
the entire ALLAN. And now alter the lapse Of a
yyeeS our GVAuce Is rot on, 1Grter of nile III II
IL even . fasior.1 beyond toe position held ~ tie
.,2d Penr.y iysnia ON the morning of th- irfi h@ht.
E,ghfa.- ln entire credit has been given 20 Gems.
He'mAlor,i. '..uey. sumner, ~, h'ii the Iubhc
Il net aware iuaf D. Was Oh heir own Irprcsc ta-
,ion4 .lis Yves goue. when Gen. Mcclellan Wrote
hi. uuius cls oh nc had not received Gen. Casey r
r..ort: %. tal not heard iron any member OF Casey
division ln scCount 81 he days work. lie tooh Tie
Statement o. men who we've naturally more anxious
70 pabisn their Owu .oi, eucnts thai 10 do ast
t. oibegs. Of ri i-.rt o. these very 70 be-
praised 40 the oNIsns. OF ctbers it would hardly Je
in accordance with Tliirsfy law Tor yonr present
core pondent to tel the truth. There are sUd
th.ngs Is cOatts-aaftll, which Re ayd but little lhe
trlrh OF stat. neut il i reflect upon the conduct o.
a superior officer and therefor what gentlemen
viii stars on their shoulders were pulling thcil
stools tO,.aiI the ca. aaCli1y, and eagerly seket
OF sO.ae Officers ia Casey division tho road to Bot,
toms 3 ragc. this depOnent sayoth not.
The rel acts a. regards Saturdays fight are
there: For TWO week. previously, the Let Brigade
o. Cs.ev's Division commanded by Gen. Aagleej
was pushed in advance Of the whole army, ana kept
a, harG WORK III sauces aud advauC ed picket
dn:v. Tia; splendid brigade than whi,h there Is
no I'm. 10 Mcclellan r colLAandj was like nugcf
,srps sOrwaiC iItO he lire 30 test tic power. sub
icrfed % lardshUs vtich ia this campaign have not
been ,quaro. ana Open by DAY and rignt TO the -
rack o. She enemy, ou SATURDAY morning. the 10 TIA
Penrsvivaui.. Volunteer. ine JUih New York. the
ilih u sine and lie iOJth New-} Ork. were in camp,
IN adyeuce OF the n ana ~ Brgsdes-the entire ii.
yis.Oa Lein- ~ advance Of zen. Couch about one
mile, aud unsupported except by lin. Ont II froat
of all half a nile or mic ia advance Of lis own
brigade ih- Pennsylvania Volunteers were doing
duty Dc ickui reserve; Two companies OF 1t IF and
III being ODt Oh the IGe " Il.Scis, and Other
~ having jus, returned from ~ hours spent on
picket DUTY alOst without without tood, and tUtl!y
without shelter and rest.
While matters were in this position, the outiyin,
pirlets were fred upon by the advancing enemy
bue no. driven back. usual ia such a case. Tho.
hell tueir ground Ior long time, and some OF them
when ac ua..s surrounded, had 10 fight tacir way
tDrgrv. 90 oir tle,r brigade. This II, tet-fri 3
beg.n between - AID l.! dock. Tie 81 was iu.
rneQi.f, r. uriWa upin lie oi battle. tur owing T.,
tie a.reu,e o. f1c .Wp companies above Meuii9lcd
qua to IL lIl4t secs -rOin ul"ase II numbered Oh
21Sucri 81 soon urder iiIc, ire IN front, IRE
tlou lie iint and fire from the left, and vet hello ~
ground ieDiated IRON It's brigade, aud 30 complete
~ faukvd by thc Alta kllg enemy, Col. Dc0ge hlG
% o without ogdc.o, ana go what hc iLOu IL besi
for the common cau-e. lie might have orde.ed 4
retreat, b.r did uot. 81 n.t, Capt johnson, Aid
.r.lssrn % cen. Nseico, brought an order for lin
g. lrHe Die Ieusn. aud report 10 hi- head uart"Is
MhCu flis movement War executed, no found TIC
brigade al engaged and couien0ng g.ilaDtly against
Il terrific Gie
li..,irq drawn lie regiment mp in line OF battle,
Col. Do4,e was waiting further orders, whom an
other Colonel, sent up with his regiment 20 f'prOst
Iasev O. rad who 10 thc time Was ayiL1 nothing.
called ont. Why the --- don't yOa iase your uIcn
into Hose wOoirt' TIE otbor, paying no hee1 80
the .pne styie o. tins sucesiion, and pIefe.ring
any uol'a 10 jei-ues3 a. fgch ti'ne, I'D s leg-
meat iaiO tte Woots JcIeued 10, ana had not ad-
vai.l ty,es s. ga, b. Faeu A.urder0is 'OiiCy Ha.
IOlre0 into The tthb. and chen another 3ld another.
Iiue weIe received 'e'nre the enemy cG'l1 BE-
seeu or tic hrc returned, but not man ftl-@rod
not q. iuch WIS lied. lGcy stOod up ana tired
snd i .m ID nos retire. Aow long they were
thn7 er.a Cd Vs.. their concealed and AuDer1us