The New York herald., 1863-07-30
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thfouGA-FarrelviiSs Markham md Lyndon-pressnted
pasafs exhibitions of Southern deoadsnce has
lot 10 witness and the natives haiebes
q ces, brawny, nnsrats. addressed and dirty The
worst Indigenous human eclmeus that have
asr observation. But the sosnsry magnificent.
fnsrs 10 grand and solemn beauty In tho undulating
hN. stately point IN the dland covering the
ean ssmmiis and picturesque quistuds IN the running
RATTLE ExrBcnD At nAsAssAs.
nsaass Gap being the o. expected battle,
Msads Disposed of hs forces In that exrecatioo Houses
selected hospitals. and the looked for tine
Asbs and ~sre ready for 4! a. Ave y yesterday be-
. gagged The csnnooadins and lighting continued tl
night Tho Firth corps In the o. the Third. We
sxpscted AFTER dark our corps was advanced to the
ground the Third corps had occupied Although the
was to place himself in better and stronger position
and that BIO was mar by N fun force
ofR MKH slErr on IHgfR ARnr.
Tho plan OF be coming attack by this corIs arranged
hst night This m rning at daylight ths carrying out o
ns pssn ossan T . sscn ays say.oosd 70 Inc q battle
tnssmabc value ~ poet of Observation " b. taken
and he'd by General Crawford. with like saIantry nud
fearessness he advanced up Rock Hill at Gcttysburg
sdv.Sos |, was bold aud dsermioea advance through
sSs,py bad nsd il only rs,s.ined 10 loiw ,hs example
0 ths srel, Gallo xirg We had marched up The hil
aeaia We have done partially tonight oc
. eupylaG ,hs ground where ne lay on our arrival
IT'S no par, Of General Nsaies - pi.n % pursue IN.
enemy the Shenandoah valley. Tho absurdity Of
srch q stop would be palpabc ~ the unmiiary
MUD thing which made peasant tho intelligence oS
tbs sremy ngh-was the permission 70 make free vnh
shs blsckberfies growing horc. They immensely
plentiful that rAttlesnakes pleptifa
enter the heads OF the thousands pisk No
them.
rnosYET.
nos of the sb>npndoah valley h " be had from
ihs The moan'ai0 ~ tbcss rugged sides gal
1antiy crossed By General Crawfords The spur
u ths mountain hides Front Royal, bus plainly mrrored
os(ore lie Buckton. wstesck aad strssburg Far
tho right BE- Winchester with All tho wndirgs
~ the river " the right and su Tor miles either way,
and The GLORIOUS mapping of farm houses cultivated
es4ds snd rich woodland making mp The sp.sndd land
Mss c this valley has been cultivated during the
past evdcut from the sncks OF grain stl
Standing waving neds " and ouist etched
growing corn asd pytstocs.
isusnsus crumbe. ~ the Twenty second Georgia. and
sfnfoaJoo. They managed stay behind when the enemy
isft having bad enough o rebel The lieutenant
Il young a. un1suil sirc~dness and ntsiiecnce
out cnsdcriug the cfcanstsnces undsr when be lel
enemy. N, much communicative ne says that
brigade OF Ewes corps the only rrtei Infantry
al the gap This brigade comprises the Third, Fourth
Twenty SECOND and poriicth ueos1' regiuenfs under
comm ipd 0 eencra Wright General fweii prsweut
during the nght snt supervised the dspo~n.n the
snfnntry and ariery They eft Just before taybrcak
General Ewos rrs vas the rear guard in the retreat
srd only let WINCH zter Thursday evening. They
ofe failing back IN columns and marching for
Rsohuana lie ssys Trey will cot mske stand aide
~cf HIrhmood NJ they can help u.