, 1862-04-14

~, - oen. 4neo1eluahu alt
n, tues ino'ee acloss the raV1nc, u!
a,H.;.:"l NV steep s4ope' ana " Gown upon Its tol
saas -.a:'As, 1as enems- :1ne seoelS were no7
tas ! t.aan a.s ue es1lnps Hofa WHICH our soldief
- 80 ea1seu. LUIS Aao caused the luu il
r,,tars5 -. -. Iuts slne1 &les were exu1ting il
ao- 5, anu o'oe1s 3Sere issued by thei
~ p.;ra.sa ~ 80 '.@o e4o'pase. Inc Sec
49, .t.S, 1 Nv S'es' " 'ne1 NH Unit
y, oror % 49, h-sa-e 41le u tne 'coeas CANT
~ sbo,+ ~ ~ 'pposale e'oee' "ne1
rnon ihor, Tn = sAo"eE u pails were pouret
s,naa 49, - L.. Luz lcpsts were astonished ant
Smith of the I,ead M s.s;.ssu. asus
his features ablaze with cxcitement eI,cered
on lis noble 45th, and s1s Major, Smith, yi;1
a sabre longer than hs;1seir cried out. "Gf
In, boys; give them sane more Ga1ena ,,;11s
They'll think they hare opened z new lead
mine" The fight wass. fierce one. Our 1ner
fell short Of ammunition, and charged bayo
nets, the enemy retresting and running.
In following the advance Of the brinade.
DR.. Reilly dressed the wounds of three rebels
They told him they belonged to . Mississippi
regiment that had arrived at the rebel ca1nn
flom Evansville only tlae night before, and had
come in at double quick, seven miles to the
battle field, getting IL just in time TO fall in
| 70 Ane, and be ordered up with the reserve
under Brecklnridge, $500 strong. All agreed
IN this statement. 0tser rebels wounded said
that the rebel army under Beanrrgard and
Johnston, 75,ooo strong wcrc in camp the
night before not far from Gen. sherman's
hnes; that Breckiu1idge had in reserve II. 600
men, reinforced By four Mississippi regiments
during the night. We give the two accounts
here as confirming each other With singular
fidelity.
We have thus far in the frbt fo1,ovea ,,,ro
especially the fortuncs of q sino1a hrioaaa
but st this point We eass to roro oo,,oss,
notes, The parade arfmnd shovn n e. A.
gram WIS the scene Of one Of The hottest
fights of the dav. Herr +oot n,oaa 49,
splendid artillery dne1 At short ,anna na 49,
| tween Tay1or,s Ch;cagn Battery co-aTsaa1,
| by Cant. Barrett. Tb;a coua oton+ 7oaa .sa
bows as coo1 as iff,t :. .r1at ,saatsaa oe, .no
| and re11ner 40 +ta1- sa-; 5a,., ~4.sAAs
| and dofng fa,,fn, axaontiar -. 49,
| cr.ebed IT, 49, - 1.N - 1nen snel
| finally s,ga1,+ +,s,r n,1, - s-s ~ euelu5
| +1;e -,ro5a -, -e ue1'5 "lounu
a,T d;-aat:ea ~ o1no "ete nylng IN e7
-. ' -. : eeah'1a n1e "''s "aVe'loss,
occo,ata ~ ~ sa-..an...., - "e .s..'e ~ osner
sa1s :. :, ~. 'uoA oe''1..s u tuas par1 Of Inc
-o-na -.,.s, M N;a. leaeen qieceiy lfaceable to
49, .11''., - w w. Aolity nefc was
ae 4s..Easnt VI MAa1e nail' Which passed
n1N, .ne saA' VI nt0 Aeg, JnsI grazing the
80. ~ o'1'i n'talng 1ot '1scn an adat and
-. ~ tus open el4Alactef tnat pertains to Its
~ 40 s.aes ~ "lssleS. feshaps IN episode
~" .ns lnoala u meo1cal man maY not be
oas " plaee ~ q na''ls account. How 1t feels
~ us snoa III oa!ue. Inc sensation, says Dr..
o'' "4.s p1eclselS Snat OF smart blow on
Ine Ns' Anere Is aothlne OF piercing, cut
lug :. u 'es'1os pam, the s"nt missile taking
.ue uef'es ent1reiy o. surprise, and deaden
tns 'ne aoJaeent parts before sensation can
nssA' ~ Nag ll'ne 1or Ut. Reilly to go to tie
.eai; aiu eo oeFa'1ing, Inc wounded lost an
e1ceAent surgeon, :+tsd our readers the con-
Ri 80 s;st.sae s. ~. sns W tue nsu''
tr,rersed hv q man .;.h ss 49, ".3 nos sAals
1ep and ss he rent dn,~. ;.ta ~ -oA n'9
ioine5 the crowd or straan,ars - - eaa,ns ", .'ua
fnpitiycs now heo;nn;nr, - -. ' r:1 ''1u
beeon what WA nainf5, +h-aa ,anss ~, .1, n'
Three men Of Company E, 18th Ohio. aided
the lame surgeon down the bank Of the rayine.
cheering him the while with statements of
disaster and avar,,no that tt,s-. y.
left when the,r reo;mant ~, .,sr ~, .."st 4ls.
in1ee O'CLOCK ne Was within threc-quarters Of
e ..e,.' w '1'et' anu tnefe N tne open
r. rs ~ ~4~ss Ae1es.eo ~ IL 1nls account,
1s.... ~ .oouo wv gum " nfeesers ana laylor's
' .cl,, 1o's soue ~ ase' sanan1 encounter
~ ~ 1s pAsA oe1oie overwhelming ODDS.
s e1 a, ns ApF' oacn ~ lne faVer Inc greas-
~ 0ns ~ "ounusu @nu sItagglefs.
oa.ss.,. c..s1 ~ ~ DA. +Aao 1deAtflcaole
1stha.sna y. .,,.,. .ss'ee " un eiasseS pressing
s.aa..,oa a .nl1111 aluooiances oouno TO the
s .H1.Nn..:s ~ .1e Alnolog' of Oh tnelr return.
1 1n,s.as~ss "asoue aaA anu eln2t5' COM
.1a - set ~. 1 - .e. nlae.e1 leaias shrugged
saa,s - CIV '1neAe" "@ln CHILL oIne1 III tne maln
on inc top OF the bluff our informant saw
col. D. u. Webster giving his directions calm
~ pat win coRntenance that showed the
1at1sues and cares Of the day. To this gallant
oflcer is due the highest credit for GOODNESS,
courage and Judicious posting Of the siege
guns IL positions shown in the diagrams
which were among the principal sources Of
saie1s 10 Inc army on That day. We must fol-
l0W Inc wounded surgeon On board the hospi-