The New York herald., 1863-06-27

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impossible for men 70 live long under the mudsroas are
" sne enemy Inc question may be asked why all this
In oonsslusnce Of the rspulss Of the portion Or the
% Sevs"y nl.n tnM scceeasd 10 Reaching ne dton the
nsy made .s S
oo ~ sery &c, aey raher I'm ,eed thin benefited our
SspsIss s o. ssccss Tor as they SrsS Their gro sds
% aso no nureo tnem oacs among US In the meantime.
@ WINE sne sAiTn she's we mob endeavorg to sustain
column moved up as rapidly as possb'o. and
M msIe series VI aesperate assaults on tne enemys
wn,un ,or Dravery anu caring me history .ne
war can hardly furnish parallel At this time; the sun
n,nSe ha y.; i .uo 's nsns vecamo eonela'' a os'
"a & LOT US sna tney sooS every parT o.
SaIo Ssd Sssn ~ ~n nsaSy va T'
oac mao oesun ~ earnest ana GenersI ialne c1umh,
wen as GoneT was w enssgcG 90 eors
iartner win tne details o. tne ngnt o. eoefa
n' u vomiau - WI, oe IccesssIy W men.ou a0s @
s = nhve % pfevioosy % omI'sa-namey, tnss unaer sne
senssai pan nS aaGS. as directed oy General anKs
exeme e. o uenera growers posn'oo 70 a's'racs .us
,S hs s sh ."m .nS n ,u na, haas
msy, Dcsuo tho cn&asement oecano soncIai uo.w oou
General growers command and the enemy Generals Az
su nu D"sus msa sssscxsa sue onemy ~ ye y, au %
catea, on 1enera urovers extreme elt. was no:
. h % sas % se ss n, % ~ sse ~ ht h
I ho .eoe "osk ous nou sne G cooy ~ ~ Va1" ,S %
sccordns y. ses "rs,ps n.n hch nsH Hs heen snc
osc, k ,s ~ s"S " k' pa ~. .s ~ 40 1890" ~
wousu law openeu @ .e way .os 'nJ a.; @ "
our cnsre army On rcr. nuason proper wn'os sis s
cst;ons mora smrravnsSs han s"v va have
as va.o.s sS Mv yr peEI~pe rn. 'nsa any W. W. nano'
yS' y nsansa anS mg.' oa inc p ra,e ue"e
Snd Sc.'oey iess 80 WIN General M Ssovers; uenerL
hr6 na, sau a s VII n s s-sSSv
ucuoroi nnxuI Inss " ~ .a
short o. that number Under General Growers command
w,. 'a1 Ia as hsa,"s ~ ~ .Sos.
we.szes @ 1d Srigade. colonel S%sn aesans .nese .ns
vesSIsns, sne noroes " many nknu, io. cSsy ~ snc
nsssed roUnd ~ ~" r,SSt .da % ~" CoorsI En-. inyers
% Ta n. o inT S csrs.s ma. n
~" @ .sh, % a, - ~ = o. sss. .csa,s.s So,.aS AZ
s0 ,oou. W. 40 ~ S.. so1'os -" L..S.
termination 70 Garry them At a. hs.asas eSs human
plsnMos " .neu ~ coos' Ans vss .otso'0 ouss'vo sr
s liz. = sc.~sS - - .n.rs - s..SSss E ~. 49,. 49,,
that wss = arsd rom s.ha rshs hressworks vhIe our
troops were endeavoring 70 mako the ascent. In
.sct tne grea. nature. advanssses ana engnesr,ns %
| than over rated. immedistelv upon the fail
Of Colonel Smith, Lieutenant Colonel Won Petten, Of
-" S az 10 IN tauh h,sd on au~ S , W. IN r .I
ali further hone Of driving the rebels from their position
was gone Brigade after brigade followed In rapid sue.
Sn Sn % M ns ,ha ,h' r So n ~ ~ .n % Uvu rinn ~ %
among the brpades that did the most desperate ghting
were those under the command OF Colones Kimbail,
n mUSsn anu ;h nEo , t u ws,o a' e''"'uaS
The Aghtng ceased at eleven O'Clock in the morning We
having been repulsed in every assault soders under
commana oI tner omcers aa themselves aown unoer sne
hng tha, could sShrd hsm nroiec,io, and a;,et ,or
the day to pass and darkness come on Many of our
wounded who were accessible were carried from the Held
oy siusos @ W ."' ~. P'0 ~ 20 aso. y,
our soldiers, carrying the wounded and dying
from the field on strechers, were shot down
s se n hsn ha o a @ed
however we commenced the burial Of our dead and sue
ceeded before the morning in carrying most o. our
wounded from the oattle ground.
have no tme to give you further details as we have
not yet entirely recovered from the confusion m the BAT
tie, and courier Is about leaving with dispatches the
many &ant acts, scenes and incidents, lists OF killed
letter.
Our total loss in this last attack upon Port Hudson will
probably not fall much snort o. one thousand IS ru
mored just as closing this letter that we are TO at
tack the enemy again 10 night.
NEAR poRr HUDSON, June II, 1858.
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Soldiers-7srrtfc Shotoer g Shells Among Our Troops
Desru ction of Rebd Lines de-
II WV ,o,,.. =, vo.,ord,vy r,,r,,od % ,or ,n., o
ih my 'o''ef VI yee'euay "'''ha'ou :" 1ou 'ua' W.
should probably attack the enemy again last evening" It
was partaily 40 decided at headquarters as am very
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crediby informed but owing to the disagreement Of some
generals with the plan suggested for the mode Of
attack the whole affair was abandoned This however
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was moi aone III consequence VI any "eaNnesS Vi our
forces disposition part soldiers not to
vo,n scr N he Lad mn aua,n IN the rebe,
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party would be needed TO acoompsh an object. when
thousand OF bravo troops volunteered
undertake the hazardous Of again attempting
70 reduce osF'an point Oh 'ne reoo rosgnoid oy as
saut
nuYi OuPa ed tho noaf
D~Ae ss .s- W. ~ 'p"'0 ' 'A'e'
extraordinary ga'Ansry. In some instances whole com
panies would march up the rebel nrenchmens when
,ho.o ,no h. ,ra,aaea thar, had ho.r ,,a-.,v .,,,
..''o Wv ' poe" '.''. $50. ~. "'''"v """''''
lated before their eyes ana Al OF this too without any
OF tho usual urging on OF tnc omcefs Areasonape degree
OF credH must aieo 90 gwen tne reoe iof copness
and courage noticed one rebel on'cer (for wonder
very Rasy oressed) VINO roae up 70 tne angie where
the general was ana ID tno most deioerate
manner possible cooiy wiped tne sweat from ms brow
as.st = m h, snD a ~ oua ,oscss sna svnS a.
.c. S ,bo,s n,,a,v ,rctnd racS % ;,. .ha 20 S 49, ~ w
h % TIN ," aS.Ty . - ~ W. u mnvnoe
~o.a .ha o- ,u.ra.s o. hn,pa.,a. .,,,,. a. a. a.
% ,. s ~ "a. AZ .hn, no,nr enoheS 5S sv o. n.o % was
M o our az so1 'asy neses ds; .Gnsu au ony 10 one in
x ~ u ~. t,I. 1 W n @ ss ps.s =. .un