Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-15


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Latest News from the North.
The 6ottle rensped at Gettys5uro- days faht
;n-the BattL stiu raaiug--desperah fchtino-
sesern1 YanEss officers k;lzedLS;cELss has a b0
>ahot oR-datails of tM 1attzs-ezeifsmant IN
Pennsyloanin a. : .
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An1ousu :, 'n' H.'''eeo =. .u's' ou'u' 00.,.'
s'oner LOT tne exchange oi PRISONERS says tne hlcn
mond Erdmsner, We received last night Northern
dates of the 4th. The news is important, and
hr;noa ;nte;oenca of . renewal of the hiooav vorr
=; 5e,ns,isSr; W. no,r-as. 49, .o ,as,. tha
so,lov;no SUMMARY. NV"
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4"e oe.se ~ aeseyso1,y 'easo'0o ca'soso 0as.
Me-ssosTe Ioss on o0se ssaes-sae CoayedeToses
Me dssdes'asg pdrsy-oetaa@ q -lse 0ossM
Inc accounts We gave yesterday from the NORTH
ern papers OF the 30 Drought up the oatue a. det-
sysourg 70 the morning OF inursday. the "a INST,
when the lighting ceased TOR the time, on both
.n .nas On .,a soous nai. Pas'
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M sel1nc ,o.sS' @ anu e ngn1ng nsa Deen SoaunuoSs M
S, Su ." eG solus y" W ~ w. ss00s e..eso, tl''
1attie navlng ragea ior snTee successive days
Meanesasy, 1nuIsEay anu rraaay. cellespGn'
aenI Vi inc NEW A1rk 1snes' Writing rom tne
n neaf snus oeS't'o sne oas'ie
VI MI nuulsuay
lug posl'ion ~ oul i9iots asei slly nsu. VI ". ~
nesu1y was " .lie eas'wau anu VI uet
ysours Gover.s tne na..,nole I'M, .ae laney
eow1 ana E@@tssou.g r0sos, Sla anu sun oeng nearly
Palallei WIN tne nttet; lae lofmaton ol tne
greuno on .ne .isn' snu Seutle was eAIeliens ~,
s ~, ensenT ,eis .'e sicuho
VI us., mta ronJ ~ ent ~as ~ ~ IT, ena sne
enemy .. ine sro!lla III iront VI our ine was .
level open country nterspeseo mere ana tnere with
% an EtenaIo % or, OF ~. very sms !tacs Oh s,moer gen
eLsny oas WIZ l'e 1u orus sus sway: Durns
tne oay, poruon oI tne troops Arew up Tempo
isry oreastwofas ano an aoatus' den Meaoes
headquarters were at an old house on the Taney-
| town read, immedlateiy IN rear OF the centre.
J On Inursaay morning tnere were strong pre-
montiohs Vi sh early engagement VIII Tue enemy
10 Ioree, ous tne Gay wore away anu no posiuVe
exaioiuon was maoe oy the enemy.
AT 81 O'CLOCK, zen. meade naa received ~ a'sumclene
assulances 70 Jusn!y MN IA me oeeI tnat ,e sae
reoes WeEs c1ncentlaeng tneir FORCES On our 1911
nank' wnlcn al iet 70 OK 0e secure under tne protec
ton Oh the invincioie In,rd corps: our line was
lmmeoiately strengthened on tnat nank, denerai
Siekies corps neg sent TO us support and several
oatterles nom tne reserve oelng Drought OUT anu
placed In Posltlon; =,
AT 81 O'CLOCK, r. NJ ene enem! sent MS nrst
compliments ey salvo OF artillery, MS nrst smells
| ~ a,
| 4uat's'S E,'u snls "out iortn W o3 oeaoeA' W.
CURED oy al ooos tne most ssngenary engage
ment yet cnronic'ea IN !ne annals pi tne war; con-
sloering its snort aurauon. Inc artiliery ATTACK
wnicn was mace oy tne enemy on the lett ana CEN
tre was raplay followed oy tne eovance OF ms IN
ahuy. tne tuiIG ~ corps Ieceiseo sle sstach Win
great cooiness. 1ne reoeis at once mace ior our
tiank, and kept moving heavy columns in that d.
recuon. inis necesstaseo suppors wnicn was
quickly gwen oy tne NTH corps Inc DIVISION OF
Generai barnes oeng sent 70 tne r,gnt ana tnat OF
General Ayfes regulars, 70 the lelt, Win deneral
crawford IN reserve:
zee 0ossss ao~ S eeeanse ea per1ecs'y 5ees1a1 me
smiss engageo eaen osuer AZ very su9l. range, anu
ior tniee 1ohg n1uis sne war ol moskesry was m
| cessah@ nase healu lnore hoss' i0uoer clssneS,
IN otner oastes Out !. never saw OK nearo OF sucn
desperate, tenacious ngh1ng as TOOK place on this
hank. Ihe enemy would often bring up suddenly
neaVy column OF men, ana force our line oack
only 70 oe IN turn nc Iorce9 oaeK Dy our own line OF
ghttering steei; Inc dispositions 'o1 tne enemy
sgts very ae lyr toon S whsre you wgGia On n 1a.s
9elo oooy ol reoels wouio: 90 aaVanceng. Vor
dispositions were equally rapid ~ at haf past 81.
M wv WI gu ~ ~ sa.o s
p.eSe ~ - sno ua,e e .h.t antot; , s"s s m u
was so -, ,pos"s',i ~ i SAY
t.L.n " osF %I hppsoa. tbs tn.s 1' ''''' 'o'"s
'"HT. Ms. VI .H,s .o', s Hnss ha.e. ,...
ne ss" nosSi ;s auJ uIss .I .ne se'oua
ops was os.leu ou sor slu, sau ~ i avn po
ston was s.longy snrea.sleu, yet 'ae nIst
stinate conflict the enemy slowly and sulenlv cave
! wav. In this last CHARGE the brigade of Gensral
Caldwell second corns and that Of Colonel Switzer
from the fifth corps, won great honors The charges
made by our men deserve mention, but want Of time
ture our artillery, and at one time had Watson's
battery in their nessessien but IL vas re- taken in