New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-19

a ware quite o umber of officers whose wives bad
taken This last chance ii seeing hem. We had room
drove out 10 the camp, ,s our feile " passengers
ihs rcsinentt The dret aud more direct foad
over tire hils, th,r Asg seeming TO wave rs an as
suIance a welcome and prOtettioIt "a
Soon We vegsi h q loyal st,soephere, where a Sib-
ley tsni, wilma board hoor aud n glowing camp.
ein front, mace 2g.in the cid pleasant elect u
frontier hospitality.
! Our stay WAS over 10 few days. Early on Mon
Day VT cav the teDts struck and the whole force
move oft; rs my youngest boy said, PACKED up aor
the battlefield and ihen took way back 10 81.
Louis. But the day before saving been very hot,
the Gener fixed the hour before rundown ior the
Evening Service and then WA the real leave-aking
OF the cops, whe with the rising OF the sun TO
turn their faves away from tier rver AMI march In
lsDd. Neares. the S eff stood The Guard drawn up
IN opea square. They justified all zasouyi has said
Of lien. AL Of nearly the Same aye aud hight, with
great similarity Of habits and OF education, ana ali
guided by the fame enthusiasm III noIe cause,
they looked what they were: the true, kLlxhi1 en-
bodi'nsos Of war. Their compact uoadoroed ami
form of dark tlue gave deptn Of tone 10 the pic
ture they etood riieved sgalpst the setting Sun
anu the nearer grounds ok OF suluupsl foliage. AT
tie close Of the services. their band played The dear
OLD hymn Of "Old Husared," end these manly
young voices sang it's grand aud siuple prayer aud
hen all Leads barred ~ the benedicton. After mo-
mens pause. at the rg4lAI military dtnm-Ieas thry
tell bach 10 thew soo,rr-iife and walk, aud went Oh
their way, and saw them all 10 more.
AS .be lyn. oi,d from ,he sky the camp tires
Frightened on the iaS hitides; IRON all the campo
ws could hear late into hs night hy mn Ioues;--sud
so, with rsvereat hearts and hiahteped parpose,
they made their farewell 20 their homes.
| When the Emporor-then stiil Presidep-gsve
back tie Imperial Eagles 10 Inc French arLy, the
bsL pers were I'LL blessed Ut an asSr erected the
Champ &c Mars. Over sixty thousand troops we, e
! on the ground, and tho surrounding CROWD was in
hundreds Of THOUSANDS. That USED 10 stay Ga my
lnury the grandett Of religious war ceremonies
thAt great hot bOwiug revereDtly the sacred sym
Dol was elevated over the emblem Ut tie old glsres
OF France Bat far toac avg aud Impressive 10
1t " remember tins hoe-ecene witD AL ITS ter.
role inner history Of Caiuaisd abel stnfe aud
oshize that our army no, ouy ielt 1t could ssk the
tieseug of GVd, but thai it did o;-and il " i'll bc
| given. What is sown Ill teas and weakness now
sDail yet 10 laised IL power.
| Several extracts orc given from ZagOnyfs
letters after the charge at Springfield, which
take one behind the scenes US completely as
ANYTHING which has been written concerning
the noble conduct Of our troops during numer.
Gus exsencies of the war. The piquancy Of
the narrative 10 increased by the Majors HUI
garlan English. We take one OF two passages
for the pleasure of our readers.
INV dispatch meant what will do. In the hour
I sei the news my mind wss settled. l cay, Thank
God, if l am 10 fshl II Ii not iour HUNDRED! bat
uiuete,n husdreo
II halt my men sgsin and .ny, Soldiers! When
I Wac TO recruit you, Told you you Was not parade
soldiers, but for war. The eu.my lie more than We.
The eueu,y is two thousand aud Ne are but enc bnn
dsd ana Nifty l, j. possbe viii come back
No man will 90 iha. thinks the enemy many. lie
can ride back. Il by tie g,icpsing VI their sys
they was mad TO be Glanced a cowardl
- Tie Guard that icliow me will take for battle.
cry, Fremont aud tic Union anG-cHAKSE--l
'Oths wild chsrrs hey made!
/ "Rnnping down the lane between the cro,s-iire.
the st company follow ed clore New o. but the
sest stopped Tor couple seconds. bad Dot Won
dered i. noDe had one,-young soldiers and suea =
tremendous fire, bullets coming like rain.
"As arrived dow on the creek i sad aloud, Ii
could seDd somebody bsek would give my life Tor
ii. We a,e loot herr If they dous follow. NY Ad.
infant 1ajlhenyi, hearing, feared that ne Ill be
sent back, jumped down IRON MIS- horse snd Ousy
bi..selt opening LIE fence"
"I expected 10 find the enemy on the other end OF
Sprip gheld but, unexpectedly coming out OF the
woods W sn open place. Was fired on III front vi
riae command. Halted Tor q minute. seeing thai,
or q bold forward march under cross-iire, or Il
doubtful retreat with losing nosE Of NY nen, took
tho first. and conm,Dded NaIch! Under II heavy
.ie ia tot down the iittio bi In The iH9e,-
/ TWO hundred yBrds,--loa cfeth, Where ordered
The fence TO be cpelied-msrcbed III my cynmand,-
o.dsre The 10 10 form aud win tie warcry VI Free
mont aud the Union, We made the a't.e6. i he
FIST Company tNtwhahs), ior'y seven strohg,
aYinet i've Cr six hrDdred ioisniry, and the rest
.Last the cavalry, made ~ successfully, tha.,
il Iuee minutes, the cavalry run III every direction,
and the infantry rc'gta'ed la the ttick wood, Slid
/ tueir cavalry Ia every oiIeetlOn. lie Infantry We
s,r,e lot sble TO follow III the woods, ~ that ne
tuned asniisI abe .uhpIng caya 81. NitL those We
Lad m different yacos and III CiDering nuu oerc, ~
lacked lad die sersed 10; Oniy III One place, bat
Our men was 80 much em5oidoned, ikrs twenty Or
I thty attacked twenty, ,H.riy uucs tneE humber,
md Ihcte sugis. LdI0td atthchr, hsGilIs here and
iiefe on their owo hook, dId US mole hahn THAI
/ tl,ir gTaLd list attack by them We iott our Pms
oners. Slnse-hapGed the fought brsYeI y specially
Oue,--a lee iiant,-wno ~ q narrow lane, wAoied
20 cut DimstH hon, about fi2ty oil us, running N
tnat lisec.i1u. Eug bo wsnot able 10 70 very far.
Firing Two or tlres unles, lie ran against me, una
Dut Uis revolver ny eide, but, through tbs move
IA, 1t o. the horse the s4ot pared btDInG me- lie
was pereo, targei-Grs, cut down, and :f'er shot
/ he WAC q brave msn; Tor thai reason lett some
Ply TO knl Diiu.
q Young men WA the guard--but remarkable and
! txtr.ogdin;ry AZ Wac 1he> sohe ~ nice h!ouSh.
I " In tbir rav the town Wac cleared. We vent TO
their ueut, but tue ground was ted, aud
we fstuineC Tie Court use iased TIE company
lag on tue Couri-H Ousy hLefated prisODet, and col
leet.d my forces together (which DuinAercd NOS
no T. icladiDg uyeelf, tnsn seventy inen OF horse
! blk. Inc rcst,-aiiio0t 10 ses or Noubdec, and
a.out tihty WAC Lad dispersed III pdisul' u the
en.rpy,-l .Ocd not gather up; and II WA niidDight
bei.ts l.. .ed ue, A1d ZONE OF them hex day.
! "luey,r was = OK IN my lie, Nc lame, TIL what
tue Ind p,,ei. leaving Springfield, ia tie dark,
win oniy sA y-nlne men aua Omcsis'-l Was Inc
seventy. w.se PERFECTLY sick aud dIs.earEoucd, 70
could hardly 1T Ia The saddle, 10 think Of 80 GEAR
Victory.
BIZ, 1t ended 30 thai fifteen il dead, two died AZ
ter.-ten PRISONERS, VINO was released, aud OF the
wounded, aot one will lose hinges. IL all seven
Tau io.l"