New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
The mass of Rebels, which rising GROUND los' 70

Tho mas Of Rebels which d rising grounh lut' W
the rioht Of the l0,h has hitherto corceal'd ifVhi
view. rush upon tie hspiCs' regiment ara RON we
H., 20 az Hundred yards pour into ,taI annlhlia
~ H.. ryen while fhs usn are ell nlOn lnolf
1csl Overwhelm.d AID con llndti, they ieip 90
t,;r r.et ard ygiaiy cudcayor 70 change front end
Il. IL imros.i5le 70 do il beneath hat wi.nelilg,
nr,erous lire and for The fret time IN We history
lie lOth REGIMENT turns its back uroo TIC eneiny'
They will not run; they only TGi. away, ana wv
are moved down by scores az they 10 40. >,
The noble. gifted, generous Lytle, the Chevnlisr
BNurl Of the Ohio troops, was pierced wi.d ouiio
and fc'l where the storm was horcest. Oae Oh us
S,rgeants fied him in his arms aud was eldeaVor-
iug 10 bear him from the h,'d. lyon may 30 some
good yet said the hero 81 can do 10 more iet
re lie icre" lie was left there and !ell into the
hands Of the enemy. H. Is ferventy hoped that MS
wounds were not mortal, aud that he may YET sgain
lie r.for,d TO us 10 fight for tie cause no 0Ved 20
,velI. lCol Lytle, with i40 others, have sncc been
ralolcd and arrived in our camp. Col. las w9unu
could have been very serious, as he WAS iO'e 10
ride horseback 81 miles.-ld. TmBuSE.l
The brave Maor Moore was badly wounded
will LONG M in mis- power u retrieve ne teulois
under Which rome one had lrade. Leut..Col
Burke. with amo.t superhuman courage, eodeayored
70 rally Ills men, succeeding nc last, aud forming Tue
shattered remains Of the 10 ia line OF battle con-
side, able distance To the LETT.
ssemed every where preset, and If he possessed
charmed life, rode iearlessly amid the IRON hni
directing aud encouraging his men. ii the " dark
aud bloody ground" mad furnished Tor the Union
lrmy only two such men as Pope ana Rouaeau the
patriot might cfy eXulungly, wen dJne' hen
Iacky"
ATTACK on sHEHIDN's DIVISION.
Willie the l0lh Ohio waE being 80 terribly cut up,
another immense body Of X bels Ged of to tie leit
disappeared behind The woods irlnlng Gen. SheFl-
dane diysion aud soon after commenced desperate
assault upon our right and right center.
But Mitchell and Sheridan were ready 70 receive
them aud the high bill TO Tho right OF the road, ocon
pied by the latter in tho morning, instantly became
nuye yolcauo belChng forth from every quarter
volumes Of lire and smoke, aud iiinging INTO TIE
midst OF the dsnayed and staggering 'rairors, ten
thousand procciiies. deadly rs volley oil Stones
shot from the cFaiOr Of Etua. 800
After yainly cnd'ayoring 10 Storm the h'il. the
shattered ma..cfs OF TIE enemy gave way and were
pursned by Gen. Mitchell hey ond Perryville.
And now while The l,th brigade was still struegi-
ing g'criousy AID even sitter us iTRbtiul losscs,
Wis actual, holding the kene. in Geek, the 9tn
aud 2stA brig,des, both OF which bad borne dis-
tiugdi-hcd part 20 tar, came 20 the rescue.
= hall dozen regiments rushed no along the crest
of sn eoincncc situated 10 the left. aud with loud
shouts bore Gown upcI the enemy. Around Ram
hou-e % the lett OF te l7tn Brig de and ~ woods
m front Of II lthc same under cover OF witch the
Ret I'll. had advanced in their assault upon Jackf0n
Div-ionl. the combat RACED with uIiute.m.iied
fury for more than hall a1 hour. Bur when tie ut
tack upon our iyit Was replsel, tie cnUmy retired
from tnis portion 81 the Held.
just about shutdown a Iusi desrairing ehCr, OF the
iaiiel foe was mf1c upon tie ri-Lt OF RousecGu's
division. Our lne Of Jat ~ al tots part OF tie
field had now completely changed direction, ranging
from north 10 south instead 81 from eat 10 wet Hs
in tie bpgiuuing Of the day. \ battery, which be-
heye was Capt. Looms, repuised tbs last as-Gut
Il' the iung Of artillery continued hsil an hour
into the risl', forming scene awiully sublime.
Al last is thuldsr sscl by mutual con ent. aud
the Union srrlv hv down upon It's asue, while the
Relel toides II uly ara rapidly resumed itclr re-
tfea, leaving M 10 posses ion II ihe held al blnle,
and large nu4lcrs o; lLcr dead and wounded IN our
hand,.
yiitel the various ho'Iitao TIE rex morning,
aad role over tie icif of battle, where numbers ~
the slain aud foo many Of t1c wounded weir filh
lying: and estimate our los 90 80 killed and ,-Ol
wo 4nded, although an, lcfhap', the only person
thai has 80 maize an estimate WHO Tu's y - lON
| do not believe the cuomy's Ices Was greater, bat
| think Il was equally severe. few hundred
prisoncrs were tax u IS each side. We Zoe, seven
pieces of cannon, aud captured nrubor Of wagons
aud ami alliances. Several oil tho I.spol guns wo4o
ols bed nui MY now BE- IN our posses ion.
Whom tho wuter Of tlif lc't the field. orr forces
wee eth ia battle, oAlecs.ng renewal oi the
Rebel attack.