New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

in an effort OF General ArchcTs to hank ana capture
M ,Trnn Erirada" captured him end his whole
bricoae reduced then TO 1900 men. Here, too. is
the spot where. early in the engagement, the
hrare General Reynolds foil a victim to his
soy not only what Is firmly my belief but which
ornd on expressing it, almost the unanimous con-
yiction Of atha great injustice has been done to the
memory Of that gallant ofioer by charging hum with
rsshness and foolhardness. and prematurey bringing
on the battle. Tie battle forced upon him by the
Rebels and il they had not been held in check that gay
they wond have pressed and obtained the cohtroi Vi
the mpregnohe position which We were enaoisd 10 oG
cupy and hold The struggle for days.was one Ior poS
ton and better probably could have peen AZ
search where one might than thar Moa 10 have
dislodged u.s. But may refer TO tins again, WIZ
return TO my narrative. Through TIE woous we "umu
unmistakabe signs OF the severy OF torn ~" Sreast
works and rife pits before and around U.S. the :"
the leighborhoOd SCARED and torn IN various Way
Some peppered some with holes IN them iaIse
TO admit barrel and some almost destroye9 csIa!
ruined. But now. resuming our seats IN !ho
carriage we turn, and riding back 10 .he
Diamond take the Emmittsburg road Is MAS @ sre sre
road upon which our army entered the town. we % are
now on our way to Round Top and Little konnd iop
which was the left Of our line during tho pate anu Wy
point at which the contest waged the nerts inc 80
throu bears the marks and evidences VI 'ne
bloody strugge here enacted have been described on
The Chamb-rsburg road only TO mnch greater extent
Riae.pits line the whole length OF the ROAD; ana
knapsacks csnteens cups bsyonets' cartridge oches
shoes remnants Of coats and vests and mum
Sesss cans and belts are scattered in great profusion
through the fields and woods and along the road WOOD
en- fences are torn down and the stone ones strength
eued and used hreastworks. Travelling on thus iof
sone two miles turn 70 onr lett passing at tne turn
tho famous peach orchard Of Mr. Sherry where sckcss
Corps engaged in most terrible struggle win tns enc
nv in which they finally compelled by the over
whelming mass of the Rebels, numbering some 2o,ooo
men, to give way. This was the critical spot
sna the is '5Sa iesa oS9 G"'la m % aad 1''
th,a had not the old Finh under Sykes
arrived speedily. would have been accomplished
for unitedy Slekcs and Sykes two brave anc ga
could hardly withstand the shock Of the enenys liz
and desperate charges On then by the Peach Orchara
Little Round Top. Once more leaving our coach s We
commence the ascent foot Of the sturdy rocky Ola
mountain Proceeding cautiously ana picking 1n our
!, wa behold in one glance as il were the whole battle
ground. whatrhoushts hy through the mind a. s'Ana
ing here we survey the field v..,
Round Top and from It's top waves the flag presented
by the Ladies of Valley Forge," Montgomery County.
r.. Citizen; Of IN hnd and Sear heart
Away 10 the east OF Us Ia Cemetery Hil our center
,us, south Of that CUPS Hin and southess Of that
again Won's Hill, our right.
ing them was the flower of the Rebel army. i.t'ie
Round has not insptly been called p" second GpIn'
ter" II certainly - natural for'fes rIgn,s ,s ,Sc
side Of the mountain solid rock and climbing u 40
we did a, our leisure often times slipped ana no
ono but a man in Gen Lces position could hA'e
led his men as was done across open extent OF terri
tory distance Of nearly thIeeqnaFters OF innc ana
attempt 10 carry BY storm our position e1posed a. ne
was tie whole Of that distance to murderous hre nom
onr batteries Near the foot Of the mountain IL 70 %
feen q pe rsmmon tree. In the branches OF wmeh =
Rebel sharpshoo,er stationed himself but owing 10 me
wind was not able 20 pick of our oicers and mere
fore turned his attention 10 our horses particularly
those attached 10 the batteries lie succeeded In pchhg
of 50 Of these. when he was. sher repcatd
- lw< - lrvfrf IN 1850
.pg telegraphio rife The Rebel lies buried nov at
he foot of the tree Rebel graves src hcky scattered
over tie fields In every direction. Resumng once more
our carriage, We visited Cemefary snd Won Mus oaI
cspter and left and from there returned 10 town
In the Afternoon MAJ Gen. Couch. tie COMMANDER oi
this Department reviewed the military present 70 the
number Of go men The oh rev. on were Prem
ars constarxly arriving crowded with suangen Ihe
President Secretary Seward BAf and t.le''
and sUs. s ss!s1 SoSt q is siSsa sas sss
OF Mr.. Wills; Secretary Seward nLd others. oi mt
Harper Serenados 10 be the order OF The evening
Speeches have been MAGE ssx.,a I'D John fopn; ard
others Secretary Seward In response 70 tee caus mace
for him. spoke as followsi
FRLLOw CITIZENS: I am now sixty year oio
and upward have been IN public life practically 'oIiy
years Of that time and yer this s the hrtI tne thai
ever any people unity 80 near TO the border o.
Mad was o.d Wiling % Isn to ny sareg
wss opening before this people graveyard ths' was 70
be fued with brothers ians in msirA political com.
bat knew that the eao.. tia. wsa I'isns a ssss .s
did elevate my voice il was 70 warn tho peos 70 re
move that cause when they could by constiutohA
means. and so avert the catastrophe OF e va, ,hs,
now unAappily has fallen upon The naiioa aeiag,s
in blood. That crisis came, ard we see tho result
an thankful that you willing 10 hear me a, ist
ross ,ssHt 10 my end G0d in hat Il. re&oS SsS' OF @ that
means means and deliberate councils. NOot? tha1f ny
God for tie hope that this 10 tho ast
ty Hesven-the richest. the bFoadest nos! ocsolnur
most magnificent and capacous ever yet bestowed .h
bnmsn rae (Applause) And thank God for the hope
that when that Is removed, simpy by tho oper
tion Of abolshing H. as ihe origin Of tho srea. neu
that is withou, Justification. and without paTAe We
sha theIc ceorth be united be only one country having
only one hope one ambition, ana one ocs"ny
"a Applause) Then we shall know that We are no!
enemies but tha, we are friends and brothers tha'
this Union is O reality, and We shall mourn togcthof
ior The evil wrought by this Rebellion. W are now near
the graves of the misguided, whom We have consigned
With thth tie .ae heara Of ere Win which We
over the brother by whose hand raised IN oeieh,c Oh
his Government. thst misgUided brother Pernhed.
When We part tomorrow night Iet Us ieiemter .nns
We owe IL 10 our country and " mankind that ths war
shal have for its conclusion tie establishing OF thc
principle Of democratic goveTnnent-the sihp'e pm
cjpe that whatever party. Whatever portion OF the
Iniou prevails by constitutional suffrage IN an elec'
ton that party is to DO respected and nainained u
nou en- mill IL shall give place, on another Tiai ana
anotIer verdict 10 different portion Of tie people.
Good II you do DO that you are drifting at once
and iresisy the very verge Of the destruction Of
your Government. Bat with that principle MS Coy.
ernIneut Of oursiho oes the beat the wisest and the
haDplest IN the wordnust be, and 80 far as we arc
concerned practically viii be. immortal Appaute. J
The town is farly running over with people. nhd tho
churches being thrown open uGhdreus efe on ,no
road unable 20 arrive tonight Tomorrow. We zap
pose Will bring them and numbers from tie surrounding
ncghborhood.
The following is the order Of procession for tomor'
row and tle programme Of Arrangements
ORDER or PROCESSION