New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10


They say {mesning the dscsors) mast 90. Matt; but
before 60 let's give three cheers for glorious old
Union. Raising himself up In his bed the effort WAS
too much and csping the rough band OF his co'nrade
10 sank to the door sweet smile lingering on hiss
bronxed bat finely nodded featurss II conscious that
hs bad at he last hour ra.bed the wish nearest bis
heart.
OuIvALRY or Jos JonNsroys TROOPS.
In the Rebel charge OF Saturday which so CON-
pctey foed by Con. MoPherson's timely precautions.
and by the gsllan.ry Of oil the troops in rePc
shown more proof OF their inhunnny. even 10 their
owz wounded troops. Aftsr the dsoonsoste enemy
bad been forced to beat hasy retreat. leaving their
dead and wounded upos the le our men were sent out
to bring In the Rebel wounded. and two men. while
bearing stretchers with Rebel wounded shot BY
tho chyay Cen Lossn then .s ordered hi; men to
Robd Colonel yelled asking permission 10 bury
their dead and bring in their wounded. Cen. Logan
told them to send out heir flag OF truce according to
the rules OF war and their request would be granted
Ills reply from the Rebel lines was as unchristian a.
unmlitary and ungasnt ~ traitors arc known tobe
They yelled toe little fold IN npote Invitation
for him and oil the id Yanks" 10 ~ " -. well.
warmer place than Georgia Shortly after another
request shouted from their lines In the sao manner
to Gen. Morgan l.. Smith. The General ssnt as az
answer. Never mind your dead. you WIZ nave more
| TO bury by tomorrow night"
A, O'Clock last night tho enemy made another rash
attempt to turn our right flank. opening with terrihc
artillery bOmbsrdmcnt upon our lines. Inc Dattle
rsr,d iii after 5 O'Clock this morning. continuing
through the night with undated fury, Notwithstanding
the ebon canopy Of night curtaned tho movements Of
both armies from view except the hashee OF the ar
lery and muSketry which caused the earth 10 trembs
Our loss was very small. not over 90 In Killed and
wounded
| ANOTHER ASSAULT.
MIY3I-The enemy made another feeble assault on
our right flank last night and for time IL seemed %
tho full work u Sunday night was about 10
be rcpeatcd The enomy seem TO- have strange fancy
for these night attacks and thertaste for this sort OF
amusement Gen. NcPberson IL glad to see Geysioped
and he Les spared no pains to crafty their desHes IN
| this matter
Last "Wednesday afternoon. Cen MCPHERSON and
staff WHO had received information OF the occupation
OF Dallas by our forces under Gen. sherman. were
riding toward the town. when dozen shots we're hfed
at them ~ they were nearing small cluster VI trees
The report Of oar capturing the town wss premature
and tbs roarguard OF Johnstons army was stu In pos
scss ou Of the village. and from them proceeded thn
most hosptaple invitation. Although the leaden nee
sengeI sang their songs VI death In the ears Of the sur
priicd party yet all escaped without filing tho graves
which bloody Rebel hands had prepare For then-
REPRE- EN- rATIyEs or THR PRESS TO BR OUTLAwgD.
The following highly important circular has created
IS much CONSERVATION and disgust among the newepa
per fraternity AZ lnores Greek fire oocasoned when
is deposited In the classic aHd cbl'arous preoilc" o.
Charleston;
HsADecA.rRn MILITARY DrusioS or rns MIs'I.rrt
KIyssros. Ge-, May 70 lset
CIRCULAR -Inasnnch impression Is aiost tia. tbs
General has rotbited the mail, 70 md rom
men, the contrary lie sceaasoi thein by Al n i1u
aud authority to keep up ne nof aHrcser'sd eorrs
h. Army Corps aud Division Commanders should psrec,
their Arrangements 70 r-cei,, aud transmit mails. AID al
.sI.t he soldier, communicating with their fsllss
What tho Commanding General does discourage Is he
fst b., follow the army 10 PICK ~ new, for ae .pseu
sns species Of information which dangerous to she
s and worh. officers notice the hard and
ueritorou. who.e mods-y sener.y .qo.i 2 sef eouf
~ W 4 shERMAN. n,j Gen COmaiAna.ne.
This extraordinary circular was read before the entire
tim from irh n
source aud from officer distinguished Tor skli ana
bravery. bedding the highest estocm OF BIS gallant
troops 1t has very naturally inspired the srny WIN
feeling u contenpt Tor the PTc.s Gen. sherman by
is.nng this circular has very adroity succeeded IN
uhetng dangerous blow 10 the Efforts Of that ebusod
and unfortunate class WHO have laoored hard cufiss
this Rebellion to furnish the public with early and
Trustworthy information from the seat OF war. That
there should occasionally occur In their lengthy reports
some inaccurnoos 10 no. at all remarkable but rather
IL matter Of wonder that mistakes are not OF more
frequent occurrence With the Commanding General
Officially deH0uneing the entire class making whole
sale is apparent that the Interests Of the
Prss which are the interests Of the people will not be
benefited by the appearance OF this circular at 80 mo-
mentous period as the present. ono Taught Win The
destiny Of our nation What is sadly needed Is tie
establishment Of osrt&in military rules governing the
representatives Of the press accompanying tue various
armies Let these regulations be Us stringent AZ The
wisdom OF the Commanding General msy deem Leeee.
for safety and best Of tue service and
any euidnnne has teDerity enough 10 infringe upon
such orders every loyal correspondent viii say ansn
10 the guilty party Suffering the penalty OF his orlue.
Las able 70 forward but partial Lat 81 casualties up
70 date j. r. H.
cAsUAufTEs
Col Ezra II Taylor Ctioi Of Artillery, Department
and Army Of the Tennessee. kAIoi-Gen. hcPhcrsoas
stnh severely wounded oE TIE 3Oth Of May In the
right breast. hv Rehe sharpshooter While examining
tie euemys works Tho same bullet Slightly wounded
Malor-GOn. John 4. Logan. and passed within fe"
lncIes OF Gen. MCPHERSON Col. Taylor has two sons
In tho Army ofihe Tsnnossse Doth OF sheln are mem
bers u no list Illinois ARTILLERY Lieut.. Wn. Taylor
will accompany bic father north in few days The
mimic ball which Inflicted this severe wound would haye
pnyc fatal had 1t not been for he resenes OF thick
diary in the Coiones breast pocket through which the
ball passed but the o. which fortunately d.
yorted by The thick oaves nom entering his hoart
Cspt. T. White. comm ndins lets Illinois was Killed
10 n shirmish at Dallas March 2tth lie served sRder
ten Shields in the Mexican with great distinction
lie most gallant officer aud biz oss 10 greatly re-
erstod 10y both officers and mon He leaves "io and
family 70 lament his untimcly Few martyfs nave
falen In ths struggle more universally loved By AL
while has character ohloorsnd man was above
rsproaeh. ST. Tti Terra Lsri.'
Col. Dietefman, le3d Illinois, ed Nay u
Mtlog Ge..s, 10Th illinois, killed.
ut..Gol Nn.r 9TH Iowa wounded . 49,
sc'g benz 5 wss'. Go r: an Mich Cavalry Nay Ia
serFt Frank Savage Co +, All Mich cs'AEy, len wrist
Win r. EssIas,oa To- b. 9TH Mich. Cavalry fesA woaad
Fdssr bmrc., Co u. Oh Nch. Cavalry breast, and
sers ioIpin' Co. II. 9Th Mich. c.ba'ryi Killed
John Msa.Aon Co /, q Mica q, cs,aT lilied
Jane. s'-5A c., Z, "h t h,s d. o.,,,Iy Killed
Lieut. }. NJ. Carter Co NJ, Attn Mich. Cavalry breast and
Lieut., Smith Randolph an nIsh. Cavalry bp; seven.
Tlos Paine Co b. an Mich Cgv,lryi shiomsni slight
M,st. n. n. Barber 20. q, GthSlo~si sisel
Ada n. Ch..s. Cih Iowa. IN neck;
Adj Geo. H. Cosinsiou. l,h Ind very dan,srousy By
she'll noble youns oe.s, brave on, true q, steel 20
Cars A. rs.rs Co X. 4lh Mich Cav. fesh wound
DcosAs W Fish. Go. r. sta Mich. Cav, lea thigh. slight
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