New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

,v which Oh the fol owing day. gcfo.iy conpeted
D.sat.y pecsdins final stand made ~ the
ifsry ;e three Pernsy vania Batteries unde, MAJOR ~
~ w., tElood McCsrhys, and MneI'sl, 10 conch ~
ri.io, r - formed mos .ce. service The condc o. ~
i-r' ln,'erv sdniraAe; hsVi centre - ~
fore ,I Of action. il threw sle over the n- a' o. our
own ICONS which Eel, and bur with unusual precision among
the epens masses, did also those oil the o,nei TWO
,,e And later the dsy. when the enemy were tu-hlh
in rnon our Ignt Miller threw his case and canister among
them, doins f. ishul execution u,u,,
Tn Of officers OF high rank and the dsabhy
and Of Others have delay this report IL has oeen
nv design to state nothing itct when coua no. ve
Many thing. escaped notice by reason Of the for
.i;'h Concealed our own movements well a. the
uox.n,nts OF the enemy. From this cause cons Oh .ne
,. ~ subord;nsis commanders are not sufficiently
In some case, 10 that those subordinate com
n,nders not slwsys in the best po-ii2ht 20
~ viii account the Circumstance that have nenuoned
- ,sc. derived from personal o5servsou net found in
IN. r-pors of nv subordDstes The reports oil DIVISION su
R,r,de Commsneers trust will be published with hi. I'm
;sy s,i trcir publication act Of simple iu'tics
TO N, Fourth Corps against which many grouhdie's
.ious ard incorrsc. statemen,s Aase ns.h c'osS ~
since the battle Thee reports are inside oy hen
no observed the conflict whis under hT aud II they are
not in ths main true, the truth will never be Known
In the baltic Of the 3lst May the casuatns on our soc
M ~ bcb Is Iclo,-d were heavy amounting to something
Ike rs per cent in killed and wounded Of the anosa
.nssc.5 which did not amount 20 more ihnn Zv-'ne
,h corn. At that date having been much weakened by de
tschmcus and other cansos Nearly ali WHO "eso su"0A
we:e bit while facing the enemy; -, -
the conflict four to aud their losses are supposed
ON heered by their beat Generss and The President OF
thcir Republic They are night when they sssen THAT
! they snks
on Tho une Generals OF the Fourth Corps who were res-
ON, on the ed all with exception wounded OF ,hriF
hre. we're hi, In the battle. large proportion Of all the
eld officers in the action killed, wounded or ihtif
were struck These facts denote The h-feees OF Tie
prsi and the ssaniry OF large majority Of tho ofceIs
Many oes Lave been Baricd anu commented 10 TINS re-
nrt and IN IL. reports OF Division Brigade sud other com
handlers snd viii recaptrlaie further than thai
received great assistance from the members Of my staff whose
oonduc; was excellent though they were necessarily often
sersrstei from 80, a., c...
10 the energy and skl Of Surgeon T. H. Hamilton Chiei
Of his Fourth Corps. and the assistance ne
nom G1b0Idnaic the wound ana sch
Al dehted fof iii the relief and comfort which it was pos
sille to nford them. S., ,
should glad If the Of every individual who Kept
hi place Ia the eng struggle could be kno~n AZ those -
,rrvs prssr aud reward On the other hand ihc men ="
la, the RANKS and the 6rd a.j especially the ohcers "
ep away without cfdefs should be known and ee up -
sorn Ia some the Tresttg groups discovered o'cef-
and soinstimrs the officer were udhes ~ the Tc " Ha'
hone ca. " CT the ssiy Of the country wien eve
lew military officers he backs uren the enemy without
erGrfsf such officer should be discharged and
and brave men advanced their TIC task Of eio me-
ton is net easy because much true nsnnes Ia been sun
Gated eudng theories and the improvement val NOT re
comrIe,e until crtremcd. nor ur we 3doi A.
ma i'm that 20 coward wish shuudcIsep is 10
ave the road to a nsols ruin R,sPec;iul y submit
f. ID KENES, Cold's Fourth Corps.