The New York herald., 1863-07-09
THE BATTLE FIELD AT GETTYSBURG.
SCENES AFTER THE FIGHT.
APPEARANCE or TINE GROUND.
HAVOC OF THE ARTILLHax.
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The Lines Of Assault and
Defence.
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MsFICURATION OF TIE COUNTRY.
SCENES or the SLAUGHTER.
Effects Of the Musketry in
the Forest.
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The Grand Charge and Repulse Of
The Louisiana Tigers.
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The Rebel Cannonade Of One Hun.
drsd and Thirty Guns.
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THE GRAVES OF THE HEROES,
ke, &c., 2c.
The Grand Charge and Repulse sl
The Louisiana Tigers.
Mr.. Thomss w. Mnol's Despatch.

Mr.. Thsmss w. Mnol's Despatch.
arI1,sHuaa, Pa, July ., iso3
At the Time Of writing you yesterday had visited
the entire battle ned which hereafter TO be tho
proud spots our national history To day have passed
from end TO end OF the whole ground whcro tho lines os
battle drawn. Tho place bears evidence u having
been the OF nerco struggle. The shocks Of
two masses Of humanity, surgDg and renrgmg tho
against the other could hardly pass without leaving
In fearful characters. Al Waterloo, at wagram
and al Jena the wheat grows more uxuraniy and the
shoots s stalks further towards tho sky than before
the great connlc,s that rendered those Gcds [mous
Tie fields of Gettysburg and Aptletam hereafter shall
beautifully reward the farmer No iua the roi
which has been made richer BY the oulpoured blod ~
thousands Of Americas sous.
nArrrE ,sip
Passing out OF Ccttysburg by Tho Baltimore turnpike
few stop 70 tho entrance OF tne csmcsry
Lttle Of the enclosure remains the wicket gate
way, from which the gates have boon The
wooden nrst thrown down 10 facilitate tho move.
mcnt ~ artillery became absorbed for fuei and IN
various other The soldiers made their camp
tho spot. Acw panss scattered carcessly around
all that remain. The cemetery such usually 10
be ound thrifty towns Of the size q Getyaburs
None ct the monuments aud adornnxs highly er.
pepsve though all Mere many Of them border
sd the costly. The place kept with considerable
care evidenced by the few traces u bor,icullu
that remain The eye arrested by notice prclns ny
roscd forbhding tho destruction or mata,ion of any
shrub the place under severe penal
Ties The defiance that makes against tho civil law
and the overthrow of many of socetys customs ls
orc.by apparent one perusos those warning lines.
raAcss STRUGGLE cSslrKsY
Monuments and headistones 10 her. and there
tnrnsi Graves, once carefully tended by loving
hand, have been ramped BY horses feet until the ves
\ uges OF vsrdnre have disappeared Tho neat and
web trained shrubbcry has vanished. or IL bot
broken aud wabercd mass Of tangled bruan.
wood On grave lice dead artillery horse.
as, dccomposing under the July sun. on another
lie the torn garments oi wounded soldier stained
and saturated With h.. blood. Acrc.s small heaasone
be .riDx the 10 ihe mcmvfy of beloved cha
Mary p lie the frsg,uonts Of nusset shattered ~ caa.
nog shot In the centre 4 space eHelp 81 by an iruu
I fence ,nd containing h,n dozcn ga rails
stll standing where they crested by oar -oliefs
apd arryod n Suppor, he shelter ~ bgop.ekn.
nqaag / fan.ly -hai been broken fragments by
= she'll and only The bass rsmans with portion ~ The
Inscription thereon ,fier e,i the -
the ,,a dser tbat ioarcd ufsn ,be * ,h- h
cannon Ihanderci and foot aud horse soldiers anYed
over the socing piloo ., the deAa vther doad ware
added u vis resting here, and many wounded
-lan, sfayes
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sut. ~ our fnr ~ battle thr key iho Whole pei
tlsn uAa ihe ab. carry thls poin, thy
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