, 1863-07-06

i;sn.' ne1u py &'.oeunts cofps. nuf1ns In
n'gat tms corps nao 1ei1 the f1ne'pits 1t ha'
construcleo Oh 1aursaay' 10 60 TO reinfosc
sonle "eahel poft4on u tne Inc, ana Gay
uenI sno"eo Inc feoels III possession OF thes'
111e@pts, anc eager 70 press their advantage
Tie light ut hrst was confined chiefly to mus
kerry, our aftl1ery oelng unable to see wheEt
10 oi1ecs lne.f n1e' FROM aai1 past to t a.
H. aIlog "as seFs ne1ce' DUE We were unable
se1 10 regain inc 1'ne'plss. Inc rebels made
te'elu cnarses On our nne' striving but IN
soGceez4 .,; ~ ul1su 70, 10 est4 lut.ner oack.
..N... .A'to ~ "a" pAo' ~ 1sns'ne
w." ' 1 - "aS teeflnc
M etsa1s.;,..n ~ - +pa ~ r.ss,s -. .e ~ t44plls'
-.,s .1.a.. 49,. a..as,' .' -. aoou. lA1l4'past ~
:...1. s aap.a1,.S1., 1n ~. w. sente1 Anu 1'ght
".'A~ ~. a.s .ns eAcep1 no
on1s ela1ll Aouse occopeo LOT Gen. Aeade's
neao4aa4l leis, "iu oneu aou round shot,
r4'u ete's1 W VIC "as eomparause 1un'
ous .ioops nc.o 'aele olo posltions along the
)" "no.s 4' anu qu1e1ts a"ia'ea 1atIner atsack'
q Attle aatel one Ing feoels opened thelt
tast anu most inf1ous altack along the whole
hhe ol tne cent1e ona 4e1s anu continued 1t
III l"en's minutes PAST 1our' #hen' repnlsed
1T every pon1' tnes Slowly retired aud took
up q defensive une one'nan nile to the north
Oh 1ettSsoaiR.
out1ng 1nls ot.ack occurred much OF the
most desperate ognnng Oh the war 1t was
eoel1il'so w oui plt1 os .ne AAtn corps, on
tne centfe os tne :no ana 80 and part Of the
ON corps oa our 1ele Inc enemy made seV.
s. 0FnKHn
n,'', ,are:en oack = eonlaslon ~ our terrific
a. unsI5 ~ "ulsD ne "eie 1o,'unase enough
-no.s .D,u ca'o ~ se. u e''nlaoe tnelf ad-
~. .~e
se' u'gpo 4NaA4Ds 1no n'aacA we're a.
Laa aua Hous9tt.s9s eorp7' forming
~, ,,~,'.-e - rT,,,' ~ Ao4o afnS rleh-
~ : - =. n-...1 - t.m eoFps' regarded
e.ra.s. 1s ts.' ~..> .Fs ~ u'.a'on, was selected
~ ~ ~ - oss 20. eHpoasu pt1 =, tnelf attacking
-, 1. - ,.nas o ~ 49, a.. su' .'o0 lucy swept up
.1..--ss,.a1s -. ~s ~, Aes5 one o1
49, :,,.s 4ha;s - ;soaA-o 'nsn 80, ua't,e line' and
s.N.. a.,-1 ~ sssA'a oat1to Aae' each
ous 49, 1 = 4Ao .ons our centre
.'A1 4eA'. .~ ~e' ~. lucy eot "3tn-
~ eoutAe " uo"o1s. s0sos pelo1e ne open"
Gu out "no'e nie VI tne"' Inc line Vas In
s'an''5 ena'to'eo Ana sent ns1ng over tic
ae'o' "nle one or'saae tnreH down their
arms ano rasneo e" naosse over to Our lines,
anu sase ..as lnemsel'es up as prisoners
o5 a1:t'aes 1our - Z. H. .ne oa.tle was sub
o.sAn'5 o's1' 4Ho 'eoelS SILL KEPT up
s1iasel1ns ate VI our Aelt, aud from
no"ses ~ os'ss spa' tneis snarpsnooters
s1n 'l1eo " pleh on saPoseo omcers on Inc
ceme.els ne'suts' "nne 'aey hept tossing
ose,'s.es ensu .1.o t0o neaoqaafteFs I'LL
ngnll' put itoa na1 past loof tne nulk OF
'nel a,ny tetns1.
opr AosseS a1e less tnan "oula haTe been
expected nom 30 oiteF1s contested battle,
o"lne 10 tn' iAcs lnat a'ter tne nsst day ne
ae1eo "noi1s on .no ueasnslvs' aea
e'se .nouauno u '.uo WILL PROBABLY cover
,aat ut e ahont I'M m nr,[aaas. ~ ~ n 49, " aa.s "s
,ona ~ nv conse,nanoa .t+arm.,z. ~ ~
,.ous - 80, ~oo-, 1. 0.et "nas' VI
ftiaas esealue aooa. eioc1' "a" 1eoel
p'laone.e' M ~ as.a1 Couus' Aau oeen turned
49,. -. ~ ~ - at;1, aa,a6 =; - 'o tl'onefS'
-. 49,. 49, ~ s...
~ - ~ ~ eHsau@S 4s4 uoon' 10
further count was made, but 1t must be safe
to soy that the number vas by that time
swc11edto 1900 prisoners more or less. Our
loss in general officers. has been exaggerated
by rumors picked up ard teleanphed at q dis
tance from the field: Gen. schlmmelpfening
of the 11th corps, is not q prisoner. He VIA
cut off from our troops,
BALTIMORE, July 4th.-Reports deemed re.
liable from the battle field, down to 9 o'clock
1ne+ ovorSrr 1arraao,,+ +1,n -,h.,.