New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

lT5l. aovs-sn; fIiej Of II. ohjerr, simply became
Wa not prosecuted far enaggb. Ihs 70 Pf"'eh v Wy
fact thar after the assault p froni bad bs.n mso1 any
feS AMI The original snk movement vss resumed ADJ
lcon,inu.a The Rebels were comJeled 10 withdraw y
4 simple cohunuit.oD Of that whien VA '"' s"s'~
Art bHt abandoned 100 soon. =. -.
we're Considerable before the evacuation % $3.50
l(snd they were IDENTITY snteien 70 euse s ss
borusecufon Of the o. be st"ppSdh 20 uen wy
er. thew AFTER tie evacuation While IN. RsD~s heie
their grasp upon the mountain they eoli throw
our right sing only their cavalry ana ans @.ss Ss
linfsnfry uoash II they bad fniv known bow weah
wa. fhev might eyeu With this furcr, have ihuictev
much more asohief than they did 6ui wien w! ~
~ their bold upoB IT, they we're al Dooiy 20 s.' p
back ruDiy and b. Messing hesrily on our iighe DO
fore frve could be sent al tie wsy round nvu cos
lle 10 support the right. 70 strike aYy Do" WAS
louarter Our line vas long drawn out -,
Our ,aneralS werr ruliy swar. Ui the risks Of tbe
situation but t seemed BecessaT, that hey should %
Incurred since any considerable part of our ioroes
Inc before the Rebels cUld Dot b. spared By reason Oh
the superior strength and iuterioy "f the Rebel hns
until the withdrawal ~ some Prron 81 the eneny sn"uI"
ihersie lhe 10 their mont, ana, even tnfn tne
Rebels could arrive first going sor''s circle shisn
We must 20 round Nevertheless tie minslrd aoda.iy
and caution which controlled the NOV" use assbheu 70
succeed aud without disaster. The STAKE sas Won,
The Rebels thought Is SAFEST not y MAKE oo'h Pn9"
ax,ins, our right, but secure 10 themselves HrooS
position on the river and sndeav"r :" cover rebvah
division sfle Sh Corps arrived L ' so. s ,Ss S99
presently the bfh and l1b CoiIS "lu"'u ADp 'oo -S
/ Corps hreathed easirr
i RrNER, fACttfkk JNly ie4%
TIE SITUATION.
To one who has closed, scanned the msp n No1here
eorris and uinrlzed himself with The n"ws III tne
d., since this campaign opened must be apparonS
that ia two nuntis thr army Gen. sherman hso
I sccOmp lished q vast work Marching over Ip hnles
,hr,ugh country unknown To them, ssrmishiDs anS
lighting auos daily butns up agaiust wrsssspaole on
res sting double The number under y"Alstonony
20 guln some slight sdyentage or meet Win Temporary
10 tire Chu.tshooehee without having once had s lines
broken. or regiment stampe'led " challenges he
world 10 show better record. The secret Of frees
success lies IN tho superior materiAloi WHEN ." "'A
posed and foresight OF the men who command
The same inyincble host ihat under Roseerans ana
Bueh cut their way through kentaeky and ienneesee
lChckananga reformed their lines and held IN Cheek
vastly superior nuHher sril csrhes the tag Of thsu
country forward through blood and IRE
Here at Chattahoochsc, within zen mnes oi sns
CHEF civ Of Georgia hooking down into Ia 81 eets o
TIIR Retreat OF TIE ENEMY.
Thh morning. the division commanders ~ Howafdp
corpe gt o'clock discovered that the enemy had dlst
appeared from their 'front.' az Nell Dow, aud were ia
,lI retreat sSasas. vas Ssrredy eaten eS"P'
wood moving along the rsilwny Newton following
with the exception Of one brigade that vas sent along
On, road 20 the e Of the railway u pursuit Of awagon'
train and bstfery Of artillery guarded by Rebel cav.
alry who brought mp the hut which faed 10 over
take the train. Stanley moved .h'onyh the wooas on
the et Of railway and picked ~ large number OF
Rebel prisoners and dosrr,srs. Wood TOOK ~ and
Newton also gathered NJ respectahle number
The 18th Corps moved "a ffiHd running
the railway On the hight Baird being IN The adyanca
Skirmishing commonced about Fulton ono nile ana Q
haf north Of the river Nth the on"uys fe'h'goai@
y DO retraated rapidly before oar advance.
Hooker, who was Oh The right Of Pamer SWING
round Ais right and advanced toward The river mect
inc with but little opposition es he mnrchedrpdy va
POSITION within about three miles Of me RIVER 20
night our line 10 An irregular one, confirming sons
lat 70 the course 81 the river The center being TWO OF
three mics from It. and both aanks resting agon re
banks Howard c0rps the left at this point Faces
Farry and Mcpherson the riSht, near where Mex
- OK Greek empties s waters into the muddy waters
ofhe Chattahooohee some i've mlne from the rnirOed
bridge. -.
A very large number Of prisoners have been taken
today by the army but these are oar only captures 40
tie enemy got over with every wagon Ihs 4tn oofpe
have taken about 10 and the other corps haYo d"nv
e1uoly we'll have M particulars of NcPhersons ana
schofelds movements on 'he faux, hr tbe peat Two
days az they have been Isolated from the rest of tns
r0nnaud. They have had some severe Lighting, now
ever. and iri, - tls ENEMY b. me ry'r.
Arriving az Vniugs Station yesterday, " Wos ms,
covered that the euemy's guard Sere efossns AZ
the ferry one milo south easi 81 the stallion AZ tne
rieht 81 the stston two verV high maintains no
the summit II which plain view Of "a" ROAD 'eanlnP
nom tbs Rebel ponto0ns IL Atlanta was Obtained
Palmer promptly ordered tho 5th Indiana Battery CspS
Morgan % take a position on the mountain. ana !"
open with secton ,,s
Ihe shots we're deposited Into the road IN splendid
style and exploding IN the road raised quite daes
about the cavalry, who for over All honr could DC de
notv seen with the naked eye rushing out IT the nlk
of speed and guading their horses Forward Never hae
Witnessed cavalry 40 thoroughly arWVI'u1"ii "nny
horses fell down exhausted beneath their eowardly
riders who fanke1 Themselves Ont of the way WIN re
u,arkable agility. when all bad been driven aeross
VITO were in Iowards front, the enemy nred ms pom.
fons hoh we're burned. Hazen, who had the advance
In driving the enemy across tie river, inflicted CON
siderable loss upon them hsug i've men m Oils Orgaao
THE RAILWAY TORN UP.
The euemy Oh his retreat from hcnesaw tore NJ
mile and g half north Of Marietta, AID fourth Of
.mile bctweeD Fulton and this point Wonder WIZ Sos'
Brown Of Georgia carry OUT bis threat ~ COUNTER
rryo,uton, The railway captured report thaf the
iron was taken up and conveyed 10 AupedgeyDs hrthe
purpose Of Tuotiug side tracks Tor the uep"" OK
! Government supplies
| VIEW FROM MOUNT LOCKOUT.
The view nom The mountain NJ this point rom WHOM
our artillery iotlsy sherd the rcfrrain cnrmy 10 TX,
odingy interesting Away Oh 70 me ~
th ucs.e In the forests around AllaBtathe taiIsplrsv
lof the urohes and pubo buildings, nnd tho hrthcas
tons thnt guard the apprUaohrs % tue .bsts wy
Stretching MAY 10 the south the eye behOlds FAsk
rre.f dofrpd ~ nnumerable PLANTATIONS and villages.
nearer almost nj the base VI the mountain me sefpen.
NJ gsr be seen through ihe ihek grown Of reeo
thar line its banks while HE mbLrl, StHn, abl pr
yne rs to the aud a0utb remind tbe beboidsr OK
a huge spiders web BuUeUns arc they, and formln6
| Ca,f Messenrer and Lieut. Burton ~ Gen. Howardd
saH have sur signal station here. aud daily take
observations al fhr olnnty around tbem which 10 tho
south and south Is quite level but % DINER
points If the compass quite mountainous. and broken
/ by rnyner aud ridges.
Yestsr, tbs curiosity ~ the iroop- 10 htlaDte
V n, 50 str ng thgt slraggers len their regiments and
Climbed the side from which they viewed The Promseu
Land 20 which ihry are 'pigrnihging. MabJ 81 tho
. fellows fear. VIII never I've to obtaiD nearer
" as a desperate dfens III H. made re Johnston
eyacuaps il r ahoiler psillon. and by snrrendernf
IL open the doo-s greater Federal success beyond
| and vn either sile.
| SHOCKING sroHT.
1 While the uouutsln yestcidts che body ~ a man
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