Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-07

ALL oNER WITH TIE UNION Army
HEINTZEIMAN IL TIE RESCUE.
Gen. jackson hal accomplished hi
fanking march without meeting with i'm
portant resistance from the enemy Har-
dly had he ar ivcd nj the positions mark
ed out for him ere be sent his columns in
the cllarg,. Notwithstanding the difficult
ties and cxeriiun- of the march. which
they had executed on shyr1 allowance. he
hurled hi> iruop>-thu-e desperate sI,rs
cuto0ee of his-upcm the Erlcrai>. In
vain was all the COURAGE, all the bold ma
nruvring OF the enemy. Like q tempest
Gen. Stuart arid his cavalry swept down
upon them and hurled everything TO the
earth thai stood IN his way. A Genuine
fury took possession ui .I;,cksgn'> men,
who, throwing aside their mu>kci> and
drawing their terrible bowie knives, fell
with these alone upon the victims Offered
up 10 them. Horrible was thc cslrnI"e
that then cn>ucd. and. although the itlcr-
ais had ut first made obstinate resistance.
they NOW lost around and fell back. throw
in@ away arms, knap>acks, blankcI--in
fine. pycrvihing that could impede their
al AN end. The soldier no lon@er heard
ihe command Of hiS officer. and deserted
( ili, I,o-. entrusted to hi- keeping. Al
ready had two generals Ut ,he four hos
tile brigade l-,u left bl tlI,ir m.n. ant
. it w;,S believed that ali wa> over with
{ McCl-llan'S entire ;sfmv. wLcn. al this
I,.riinu> cri-i-. General Hcin!z-imau APP
: paarcd with hi- division, :.iIi ;g-s;ia
+ brnu.ht ili,. hattie 10 stand With
great ability and galiantry lac rcpulscd the
onset OF or troops. and at once ordered
( the organization ui the h-afru and fugitive
: bIi@a,iy>: bui ii WAS found Impossible Ia
r,s!or. order lo these confused ;uh im;irI-
idaIed mass :. They lore their officers
/ along with them. AMI rushed away in
Wild, disorlrcd fiialr.
MCCLELLAN, EI-rEEAT coMrARI-n To rnAT
/ or THE AU>TEINNs IN IoNBNEpN-
General Heintzrlman saw himself COM
PEELED TO abandon his position. and, Ike
an OK. with head down and ready I" r,-
ceive attack nj any moment. he drew
slowly back TO the ChickahOuiny. All
the wounded and all the accommodated
stores + the enemy fell into our hansls.
and Jackson could. with clear c"nsci-
encc. issue thc url,r. q. Enough fer t"-
,Iav'- None uI the other generals lad
performed their task with such rapidIty
and success rs hc. and therefore the fruits
of his victory were unusually larg"- Tbs
Unionists had lOsl duri.. the day tHo
Bri"adicr- ener9,lS. unc hundred and iit-
teen staff and >uhalIcrn officers. :Ind iNvgIi-
ty-onc cannon. and hundreds OF anbul.In-
ceS and ha.gl"" wsl-"ii>. wI'h al IhcI
lldiu~. Thy booty WAS iui.nvII~r: bu;-
in a Strategic point ri viany. lacN-"m'
. success w.,- oi lar greater Importance.
since II cat general McC lcli.m 1T COM
plct.v from hi. ba-.- oi retreat. Vi !IclI.
therefor. the triumph "f .IacA-su'~ ANN,
became known al headquarters. al com
ted with perfect certainty upon ii" IL,
4lructiom or capture OF MrCieli;ul'- cii.ir'
fore. The rejoicing borlcrcd un f:vIrzH
and. when. r;,riN next mogIIin@- ! r.IOiu'r
my regiment. | found my poor fellows Il
:, Il stale OF i,->cri~h excitement. i'- every
maa ut them wamIei io liasc "a h-uld II
the approaching rsrptur- "r ;umihiitll'i
of the Great federal army ! alone -hgu@
J acd nv shoulders n nir "tii--cI> oonmu
l nica,ed their an;icipatinns on the ~uhIecs
= We had gnie ilral=h similar eNi --Ticnc
: in IS4S. under H;,,i,izky. ii. l!alv- ILd
: TOO. ia. italians had already prrpiIr,t
= quarter ior ,Ilc old man and hi> ir",p-
= and rhc Ma, ar u: Milan W:- - c"u1idcr'
= ut viciorv ani IL ccu-, gurI.cv- that ].
j hurried cut To- met iltr TIA, ",d hero
prisoner. al tl,.- y,.r. m"nIcnt w!:en ii
t Latter. overcoming all diliicuitie~. VA
:. .iiie;lv withdrawn. imt" hi- fortress a.
: Mamtua and Neron~.
pgE >uiUL DE,rINT.oN nr TiIE '''NtEil
, ERAr:.~-I:.TF- DAVIS AID gn> Ii:i-N
ml>,. CNEI\ET oN TIE FIELD
i had iu~l 7, ;ch,G my regiment Wh,
i We. received the order Ia advance ;ioI
|. the whole line | hooked with ~:,dne
2. upon our one. fine division How iea
N fully some regiments had been .lccimated
l. MANY which. like uIy owii- had uIarchc
, ont with eleven hundred meIi. l,ad no
Of but thr,,r ar four hmiry-l effective -s5',lic
i left. Nc~. -unsc-tur instance. thc -
:. enth Georgia and Twenty North Ia
cr olina-h:,I ,l,iv something uV'r one h,i'
or ,lrcd and eighty mrI,- \ vast n'IIi,i'er'
To uiliccr- w-r.. disabled, and rtsnv ii'
~ fellow vino. e, i''w iav- Leinr., fu'l
&c confidence al:i iolliiy. Id Irrl isc-'''i
i. ,.ulIru guur', was uo nipn'- 'i' ,".l-
u i..,I tie ,-rur,i-e 81, A. i''r tii- ":c "s 4
~ ..,,,. whom I'D n"' So. ."a =. 4 Il
t. ..f.,u,.4! ri,a' b.. .iat '.a..r.' q=a ra'. ii']
r r,.-... ...i- ..., 80 3 g. ..'-rtv> ..rs- -