Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

cosTlsuEp fRox r1Rsr PAaE.l
through the air. sAtAiSd tine the ensrn,
bore dows no o76:y - thtSrminedl
most ssss sossss|sa II a. SSoIs. bu u
when 9 otet YES brou1 totbsa ht
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continus his retrogr ade movement Slowly
aud in oIder SO soon as 1t became ap-
parent tosthe enemy tthat i was the pur-
pose ofsH TutsF tosetire. the enemy
sgalp pushed forward most dsterminsdly
wbe61ht Sdsu1es.H8 checked by the en-
tire reserve force consisting of the New
York Fifth. Lieut. 3Col. Duryes, the New
York T@tb Col <Bensdix and two other
regiments. under command Of Col. War
rc6, seting Brig Geu.. and the entire force
Of regulars under Major Gen. Sykes. This
fresh. fofcs ksld flaes uemy zin check whilst
To tsFsNwkiek EhsdsPre viously' borne the
brunt Of the bstalszm owed steadily back
aaa 1911 ord er. carrying with them
their w6dndcd and dead. - sAiI'' wa
Tho snsmy made q fisrcs attack on the
reserve, but cannon were posted at various
points of the .routsg bY whichsshey were re-
tigips toward the. Chickahominy. which
octasionalIy poured 10 shot and she'll upon
them and checked their movements. and
enabled tl,s troops 10 mosc back in the
nfsstA dmirable order AT one time in this
retrograde movement the reservs force Of
Gen ,SxkesclAreed on ths enemy with the
bsyapes and droye him back nearly mile,
In THIS Charge the gallant New York Fifth
and B6I Blne,li xss sSe x Y OK 4eut drew
forth the plaudits of stiie army by their
stsHdfoSInesa ,spi braSegys.fn which thsy
ho1XsEsf est .bundrsd of their numbers.
whnsP hQdlesit Vas necessary to leave on
lines at this gallant repdise, which was at
3Sseldek Sin' The afternoon, and the enemy
did net again renew The attack during. the
baRnce o. The evening. but, turned his col,
ufnns down toward the. White House.
which seemed 70 be tho havensof all his
hopes. The division ofthe enemy dispatch
ed IN this direction was estimated at from
twenty to thirty thousand. cavalry, artil-
lery and infantry. They storted down at
3 o'clock on FRIDAY afternoon. go
.asIATEMExr or A .PAYsfAsTER. -ssfI
daaoonversation with paymaster, who
wasuwiths Gen. Porter,s Division when the
battle commenced. l have very full con-
firmation Of the statement of this gallant
sodier. e sayst that being anxious for
th safe,ysof tho lerge amount oftreasuss
in his possession lac asked instructions,
andEwastalastorproceed on toward Savage
Station. on the Richmond side of the
Chiolnbsmig. si1compsny wi<b the x-sg
on'trsi1 then moving in that direction With
the krSpsscks Of the men and all the vafu-
allesfram the.ysrions camps.of.lbs diyis-
ION. BE oined the. train and. moved on,
and desesibes tho astiD cry re ersesstafinn-
ed along sroad to protect the ssetiring
ofSesrigee wing Of the army sctoss llhe
Chickah6nniny. He says. It was 4 most
orderfy movement. conducted slowly and
steadily, and that the only evidence Of pan.
&c was sthoh8 some tesinsters. Who Threat
ened . break fheF lipes hut wore E5tant-
ly checkedb ompany of cavalfymen
who drew on them and threatened to blow
our the brains Of the first man who desert
eNs post Or disobeyed. the orders of the
guAkdss2 - e1~s esrn.s4 - rsft 81 szsl
H6agnnslemanleft the Ssvsgs Station.
south of the Chickahominy,s ct q O'Clock
on Saturday morning. and states that du-
ring the1Yht the entize nghtwiae OF the
army passed over the river in perfect order
not losing 3 wsgen ofthe traiosand only
leaving such portion Of their camps as vas
nossdeen1ed worth removing as they retiirss
ed to their new lines. There had been mo
firing during the night, though at FIVE o.
clock on Saturday morning some heavy
canuonsdings was in progress onzthe ex-
treme left toward the JamesAriver, which
soonses<sa however. and at seven o clock
all was again quiet. The, railroad WIS ID
opstse 6dhI6aght Friday after tie bAttle.
and the last train nat LETT for tbs White
House took ~ depsStufe al sever o clock,
sudsAeknoiutsFraption' on the way do wns
LAST OF TIL. WHITE HOUSE. sts
AT nine o'clock . train. of cars started
out for headquafters .but:it had not been
gone more than an hour before it retmned.
reportiug5 q 1Sne0y xoSBe &pPe6sehi
Dnp1kGb <6s1isstsHIhishz ID. eleven miles
from 3y6Ue aHonse.s is,-howeeysss|
Is -aRpRosedztobe = misHAke As-tsessapafc
co1b11 G1leltion> throngh 10 Gen. Me- 49,
a4asscsae1neeazup@to-ll.se,el0ek..At
whlts fns nal boat starisd fsssEsssl
trs9 enF0 = = - - e.: - - - III
ny CONCLUSIONS t-azszz e 81
From the{1fgNing 4 ahakIxhave con-
clusively proven that the object of Gen.
Msclsl!sa 2e9g bssaEs; tls ss,tle ~ FL.
80 dfkx inhia fght wing across iTeI
c hickebemisy. That he has accomplish.
ed most masterly movement with but
little los. N comparison with his punish
$1,000 fhe encny here csn 75sn doust.
and tkat Ne has strengtheued bis position
by constructing his lines, and changing
the x69fl 6zp 10 y 10 1a6ss &s&
is equally self-evident. There he will have
the co-oPsration ofrthFyupbssts, and if
the enemy attempt 70 interrupt his supply
vsssA|e hzuaking, dash on ths~ James
RineFahV uilE nsst with prompt punish