The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-28

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his hole to have him taken from US by others
was too bad
pIrAnA or THE RATTLE.
Tho enemy, under the immediate comman 4
OF Major General Crittenden, marched, oight
regnenu s'rong from their csip, lsst Situr-
Gay night Their IN united grant guards wore
sSirmi'hine through the greater part of the
night with ours. Col. WUford cavalry were
DOING outpost duty that night. The Tsnth In.
cnna occupied = wopihil on the tight Of tha
road. On tho left was field s'retching down
The hill for sovorsl hundred yards In from of
tho woods was another field OF about twenty
sct@.
TiiV ESpNY ArrACS ouR ApvANcK
Tho enemy iOrnsd in these tw 4, ielis attack.
| ing tho lndiinh troops both IN front aud upo1
their left ituh. \ section Of Capt STANDARD
battery had heen erurrht up, ana wa, -tati moi
~ tho raj. The at',ck hn-u was made about
| sovon 'cicck In tho morning.
lmmediA ely to ths rsar Of tho wood. whcre
| tho Tcuth WAS statnuod /, another tioId sith
| ATOM dcsc. NJ TO ari,ine, ard thsu cnn,ra aup-
| 'ho' dclse Go'ct. On the l,rt " thn toM tho
| ',a;ni cont, u' Go tbo ia,io,, too od.N co.
| VII. % a. tH' 4 iri acc H,tr.t ultua l-uNl
| of sciH' oiA' 4 n'hur tn,,r
ouW I..uors iUr.u, ARR EE NyrnacnD ASr
MAKE STAND.
After cinising tho liver auo'har f,li las o1
| ire lett t th' tub Tha lonh rettfol arolsa
| tc hrid on tho tight { toe foid aud tI,ou N
| ihoWoods a'.u' = huui'ol AMI tgy vt-t
| 20 tho n - o. 'he rayine. At thi, pnint, Col
! fp 5 Fourth lLtucky cam. up aud formed
| along the icroo, which piratos the rutl from
| ih' h'ld on the luit. Thc'o is TO fcnc, on tho
| iigtt o' ttc ro' .. hat point. The twn rcgi. |
ments hero iotmod IN tho shape ol "V ~
| iINihe, bcmrd Nh'ca thcy had rotormoI .lt.r
| ltcu Temporary suc,tss iu the first a'tG'k. For !
neMly an hour they tdoi to break that "v,
| but failed.
| L..
"",dn T. atLck h. io'th % thi, pL,cc, hayo |
got .E1d Those winch attacked ca, Fy |
were Bttlcs Touuos,o, and tn, Fiitocuh Mis-. |
't'''ppi, tho WiEhll Rlas aud tho IN ,ia.
,ph Tigers As they loved TO AL themselves.
These Woto u, cra.k regime lts of tho oleu,v
Nd thoy sustained thrlr reputation Agan
and a,ain they charged across tho dsld bu.
we're aSays mot 10y the tefriJl, lrs OF ths
kentucky Fourth AID driven ba,k.
nov lorLicorrRH FsLI.
At The point Of the "\' diol ton. /jll'r iT,r.
lio loll noaroI our camp then any other inan Of
hls army. lilo wa, with liutlcs rcgimont, his
own home friends, born AID h ought up around
him at Nashville. 4 short Distance from lin.
70 hi' right aporty af hi, men hli been broken
from thor 'mridos aud wo-o he'ding tor,tth,r
ike fnghtosod d'or. Col Ffi 4 meu were lust
about TO fire on them Col. Fry him.olf va, At
'ho fltht OF his cli nsnt at th, point OF goat
gSl danger. Cen. T. was on foot ami within a
low 'cot OF tho Colonel. A gumcJit c1ncot!ed
ms uniform. S'oing the GO 1ditinn Of his mon.
as tho Colonel rode up, Con. sail to Col. !
.. g l"t,l, you Wonlt not nfo uplI your
..,u.t would y,uf Col T.. supp,.oi, from
.' I. n'Falr mtnrer and romAsk that bo vas
't our own officers, ami at once replisi |
t"iritly not, sir hyo no such Intention"
\" turned sud fUdu a low s'epa whom ono ~ 4.
Generals Ado, fired It him, woundns hi,
or e. leyinB that ho was trickod, Col +.
- once VIII clcd ~ d fired AZ tho Grp,rJ IN. |
d ter raised his hand TO hi. hro.st and foll
'H'. AIo'h,r bsll struck him ~ tho slmo
.u,nti believe, in tho arm.
uNItu rENToN JR
l'.r, too foil Young Iisl,o Pa,tcEgen ,,As ,Sss
ynorahlo man we'll lYltuef' ~ y 'r'N'f0i
Young PoNton. like ~
JoEL ALLAN BArTLE,
II was near this point that my only personal ,
friend, 10 tar ~ I know, in the southern army,
W.s wounded. You rtmomhcr Ailin BsulN
There is no ono OF tho OXiOfd boys OF four years
ago who doe, 30 rem ember and loNo him ant
VINO did not mourn when We hoard that no bal
Joined tho fobol army. Married into one oi ,
our best known and most respected OAlp hmi-
lies, educated in a northern college, (Mirli
Tuiyer-iiy,) and with 40 many ties OF iti-ud-
ship binding him to the North, It was no p
thoughuoss spirit OF hltlor hatred "hie ma.a
him take up arms against ~. Last June he
took hia yOurg wife to hsr fathers, and then |
returned TO NashVilc 20 close up his inthe
unsettled aiFiirs, intending then to go North
again and await tho i-auo Of what must ba, 70 |
him A aad contest. but the tito IN Nash, ills |
was too strong for him. lll' father and bro.
ther. were Ia the army. All the young men OF
the South were rushing in'O II.
And 80 he went into the army. talked about
him with a wounded pri,oner. He spoke OF MN
with an affection which you AMI many DINERS |
cf our acquaintance will echo. lie said that
Allan hal Of en- told him Of hia hatred OF thus
war and his un wiingness TO fight the bsst
friends he had in the world outside Of his own
family" Allan was the AdJutant OF his Ia
theirs regiment. Tho color bearer, marching |
besido him, had his leg broken by bali, and
f,ll Young Battle caught up the flag, al.
vancod a step, waving II, whom he too wh7 shOt |
in the shoulder. lIo fell, aud, rising again,
was struck by bullet on the cheek. lie was
able to walk from tho field and made h' es-
cape.
DESPERATE FIDltr.
The death of their General docs not seem TO
have greatly disheatiened tho enemy. lhey
ntinuod their attacks with as much vehe-
mcnce a. ever. Tho "a Minnesota regiment
came Up and formed along the fence, on tee leit
Of the 9Th Kentucky. The rebels still extend
ed their line 20 Gr X US on that side, The Ion
Ml,s ssIppi charged up the fence and the men
u tie two regiments ioul HI hand TO hand,
itching hold Of each oilers guns, and trying |
rdrAr THIN through ard over the fence, hut It |
'n1 I'll in vain.
| .np ,IIAkoR-ruE METH ONO ANp TENTH
| ISDiANA.
| NcCooks gallant Dutchmen came up . sup
| ..rt The Ieutn, forming on their right diving |
| ',.cI,my out of tho wOVls, over tho TayIne,
a., he n H. acru.s the field 10 tho right Of the
| nt. The Fourteenth O'io whc', with the |
| .rth. had II ched all night TO GET to tAe bat.
| r.r ~. ether with the two Eust Tennessee and |
| the TwClhh Kertlcky r. t'iments wore coming |
90. Tho enemy thom'elves we're in danger OF
Icing outillI ked and cut off from their retreat.
| Stardart battery was in iull play, with deadly
| ,fF,et. on their centre. Kinneys ard Whit
more were advarcuR There was no holp for
il. the dly was lost to the Toocl', and they must
retreat. They were pushe back, dying as ihoy
| went acIOss the fields
1HE RRBEG RETREAT.
TN they went. Tho enemy is driven through
| the wood, whore, an hour and half h-iorc,
| thoy 70 nearly surrounded the Tenth. tho heroes
| of II ch Mountain. Many regiments arc COM
rlctely broken, and ruu fer tho woods on the
| life. Woods Alabama regiment hr,aks for
swamp and sca,teTs there. II has a homo loDk
10 them, aud is sater place than the ro.d or
the fields. Some regiments act togo. .her and
form in field a miIc to the retr uI their inst
| position. But 5 ardarl's shells, thrown from the
! i,Il y,here tho prCtlun MAS 80 nearly taken, DO