Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-03
The Battle Of Gettysburg,
BALTIMORE, July 8-One o'clock A. NJ
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE

-'A' guy 0"e o'oo" n NJ
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.
The American has also the following ac-
count from Gettvsburg .-Mai Pumoortor
and ono,ho. a. - 49, ~.
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MY uoius arrlFeu mere yesterday from. Uettys-
burg with the body of Maj. Gen. Reynolds.
From MAJ Bumgarton we learn some inter-
estlng particulars of the battle, and are hap
Ply TO be able to say it closed for the day with
the army OF Gen. Meade in the most advan-
Iageous position, either Tor attack or DEFENSE
Nearly all the remaining divisions of our ar
my reached the field shortly after the firing
ceased lor the uay'
AT nine o CLOCK on wednesday lroIlins slle
stanu ltth army corps ie"oneu "e.'ys ouls;
entering rom t.e eaeS siue ~ ''ie so"n I,.u
tai c'ii1e ';.e ao' 1'le
VI 7'aod ~ ,'ass;r, ont 81 te ,est
~ tia 49,, .t a,iar,,,, ,'7os obSarvod al
49, al S., tIa S,b.n,boroh,,ro, tn,.r-
IL .a5,,a,5s * +o,,,, o,,;danll, ondooyorr,
e Lold an od,ontnreons nosition commandin9
49,. - III Ist orr,is urdor Cson D.,
noIds which was in the advance. pnshed far
yord nj double nnick 70 soonra On
advantageous nosition The anemv nndar
Tongstreet and Hill advanced staadily and IN
n fo,y minimize n Two hotl, f ,iiI ~ i -
kerry was opened along the wbola fadaraI ard
rebel lines.
The 1lth army corns under Con uo,rorl
was also soon in nosit,on- and for a limo or;to
a heavy battle ragged. Several CHARGES 1yere
made by the enemy to dislodoe onr f0rces ali
of which were unsuccessful. At 2 o,clocl[
the enemy massed bis on+ira f1noos ~ ~
deayoredto tnrn onr right vino c. Sr''I On vi
nolds advanced to meat I thns, al Ien. ~ ne1
infantry fobt ansuod in ,hioh h,i, 80, e.
sevorniy voIlav oftor - III
nonred into the onnosinr nj ~
effect.
In tb;s cborro MAJ o., D..,1. e.,
mortallv wounded and diod soo,,nft,, -.
conveyed to GettyShnrr ~ - Dei'is
Ioad;nr lie oor,,, =, IL was do eeuai
Cen PanI c01,n,an5ino, o. " 'lie ns,',
army corns was also tiIeG on ,hn e 81 t"e ioS
CoIs Wil,o a,,d S., oi 'iio nViu anu
ed and token nrisonars M e|,I "ounu-
tbe contending armies ros stn'l,, :,
and woundod and il 10 sa;1 H., WIN ue''u
ed fully as heavy 90 we thonnh - Iuner
what was tbair ioes &; nfi ~ tr 10 nv" u
to flank onr robt vino a,t;nI 80; ne "'teIlp'
hold the nromnnnt and InJ iaileu' anu we
for which tho st,,,rI PoeiIioii
of the fgbt whic5 oo 40 .il'ue d, the cloSe
o'clork ~ '0'''0u ior 'ie uay ABOUT
Al tbis time +,o No.
Meade,s army roaoIod ~ ~ S u zen
the niob+ tha - ~. 'n r nelu' ana uurlng
nosition to moor a,, J ol oui an WAS al
anap,, NICHE ,,I.' iNi-9'i 'ti""e ti'dC 1ne
vance on hin, as 81, 'ne uioiilns' Ut 10 au-
migbt dao;da ~ I t0l'linaiuilg general
ma7ntaired ito rosit;or i'O ";nly corps hooly
flank its riobt dnd 1ne ehort 10
mont when Ire nallo,,t i"l'eteu LOT 10 mo
n,nrdoro,s 20 &c H. lell' uhuer
,lne,ou U.s., - Sa Vi the enemy
inminont and na'a'i,,, o"'tie was cohsluereo
loss in officers tho "J''nte our severe
v,era reqordod os doo;Ial,' VI 'iaN uay
mo ann, ,ras :, ~ "i'n our forces.
+h,,.io,1 e., H., -i:io IOnui'ioi' iuli VI en-
Of snoaasS O., DIre p"'tle' anu cohndeht
tbonntt ooroo1,tnndI az: ii''u aiso' IL was
t7 to aleu HIS FORCES 10 greater
- '.,''+ wy eIly' large poruoh OF
Tm,shoai1 Vas W, sun sca'tereuuu through the
- i""u "iiey'
n"uViei account ny gentlemen connected
WIN tIe press, VINO arrived mere last evening
=, ,h 10y having lelC oeloee daylight
~ tile iiornins' represents the condition of
analts AZ 1ne close OF the hght wednesday
1seln? " i,"1e peel sun more favorable, and
PionlSins Vi successful ISSUE than the pre-
Siou ~ inloIl lIS we had received. They
s''y nv icoels h"u heiu UeltSDurg 1or some
Ille piesiouS " tle approach OF our army,
anu n"u not ohiy occupied, but they
n"u coillileHceu lorllylhS the hills at
tne "es1 Oh the town. where they pro-
| P P 10 check our advance towards
Enanloelspurs' ana snS the mouth OF the Cum
peIlahu Ealiey' ne movement OF zen. hey
holdS ana the rapldlty with which he advanced
AFTER entering the east end OF town, took them
somewhat by surprise, and he soon obtained a
prominent position which the rebels were for
ufylng
5e tii1 O"e" ''i0 n''iahce Vi Ihe uay
was was d iuIle at'enlpt Oh tneir part 10 regain
tniS 'ae posisioni IRON winch 'ley were
nequGnuy Iepuiseu' Eariy Ill the afternoon
oo.n LoneStreet ana mn combined their
lolceS lor srahu e4orV TO turn our rlght
h il.'"N, VIZ oen howard corps, wnlch
ulohe anu tha run a. , UmancelorYe uasnea IN 70