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

such wsrd 10 fall The county, hopes must not be
disappointed. We must take Atlanta II IL cosh nal
the amy 10 get there Let The enemy fll on our lHnA
or ON DO rcar-go where he plenses. but let y ~
ahead and let Providence take care Of the rar III he
enemy cnn live in tho country. We can. or NO can a
perish together. We have now spent tive days snu
nights skirmisling with the enemy and we nay spend
FIVE weeks more. II We are not able TO penetrate mr.
lines are alo 10 take tie rctrograde movement shd
60 back By the way we camel such progrtsn,'no
weuld be w,,rso than second Moscow for us. Besse
ose the army and lis whole material ia one dcspera'c
ppose 10 cheve than 10 risk and lose all in an eor
10 save The COUNTRY can supply another army olt can
il restore tire crushed ConLuehco anu hopes uefcu ="
tho whole psOpef -,
On saurday tho enemy lct his works In front Of
Uookor's seth Army Corps, and nude dsieriniheu
Judgment In our works The Rebel amy wac mssscd
for tic purpose. For hall an hour. the hgbtiiS was
terrible tho slaughter OF the enemy great but he was
driven back in confusion within lis iDee eolsiosi'
allie nunlcr ~ prisoners were captured This was tho
chief episode OF tie day. Skrnishing wls KEPT up I'D
front OF lhe 23i Corps and ~ the left in Hownfds ana
Ielmers front and some valuable officers wtre zoe, y,
The 2Jd Corps. among whom was Capt. Horton iV4tn
Ohio Cavalry killed whose place who can nv nnd
Capt Bishop vos severely wounded. ] send a Few
names Of the more e,erey wounded IN ts "a ~
last night ihore most determined assauf again
made in frvnt Of tie center and righthe posillons
occupied by Gems Iiascell of the ~ DIVISION Gen Ioi
of the 3D. and the whole right of the line fret KIND
OF simultaneous attack all around our works. Tue roar
Of our aid OF the enemys batteries was ike hcos
ni peals Of thunder and the flash OF the guns ana VI
The usket.y lis up tie heavens in broad lines OF living
fire. IL continued nearly the Whole night. IL yci
too eaIy ~ learn results except thet the enemy hsd
to accomplish q Tnnio or stampede. and para uehr,y
for lis tomerity. Heavy cnnrornding ana mnsAeuy
irng also continuous the extreme rghi toward
Dallas.
Im,er loarn ths, the general demonstrations made
upon our immediate front last night was apparently IN
tended tn attract our attention While the enemy
were pitching into MCPHERSON on our extreme r1ght
That wing u The srmy was about moving round py Tue
loft flank 10 form junction with Thomas. but every ~
tempt be has thus lar made has been met by deter
mined opposition on The pnrt OF the enemy as nc.
counts for tbs heavy cannonGding far 10 our right ss'
night. We are now waiting. az understand Tor NC
l'horsos 20 conc IN. when, provided he SUCCEEDS n
doing So The army Wll again be able 10 move forward
Meantime resting. and preparing the forcs ior
another anu decided movement. Our Losses " ere hsSh
the men bsing protected by breaStgorIs.
Itwould appear strange 10 our friends al home II
they could witness tho indifference Or soical eslrIess
with which these exciting events are regarded In inc
army Tie carnage Of the field the sad rites OF tho
burial Of the dead the initiation by shot or she'll fo
dead lad stark and still in his blanket by the roadside
awaiting sepulturs; the blood. hmpntaied nnDs shg
sckezpr but necessary details about the hospitals the
professions OF nmbulnnccs md OF bloody stretcrerS
with tab low Of the fantins perhaps departing
sou AL ps,s unnoticed at lcsst cegse 10 attrnet
particular attention or remark They are Tie every
day .ceues OF the battlefield. and the mind. by con-
tinued effort gradually becomes obirse TO tho suffering
irors, and carnage OF war. 81,
wounded rro excellent; The hospitals well located In
shady places he Geld, yet sufficiently removed to
Client In their care Of the wounded soldiers and tie
nurses AID supplies abundant Friends ~ home may
rest assured that sVeIy attention viii no pad ~ tAose
who may be wounded OF Who my fail sick
4 CITIZEN KILLED.
sad incident OF the battles and diminishing in this
District, which IL known Acorn uec. lie the shoot
isF Of an Old re'iaea' pa1ed Ira camp NJ lnHEiy
fighting on Ifursdry, leaving hr Camp alone IN
charge 81 the hoase. lie ,enured ont to PICK up few
CLIPS e. build ire jsst our fkrmisAerr ouns IN
,Iaht Wien ul,,nkius him fOr a soldier By seci
dental slot aimed al The enemy he received moit.i
wound, q which lie died on sunday the sSih M
Camp was sixty yeass Of ssser nPr.rd was poor. ors
very sstimabe uan and proessed alr avs an attach
uent 70 Union. Tho event Va: very much regret
81 by all. lie Lad large faIniy.
RTPUOEE1.
Families come 10 TIE hospitals and TO headquarters
VITA long troops OF children. wan barefoot ragged
AM totally destitute begging " % aArsd 10 We rear
where they can had subsistence IhelF shpsisnee-eru
IL smounted 10 uuoh--bas been Isken obhgl ns
them 10 seek hoines nLd food elsewhere Their STU
alton ls pitsbis In ire eItreins. hNt OF hsh oner
their bedding ior the use OF TIE sounded OF eoe'oe
that the, may wslk slopg with hs ambulance train and
be led a. far RingsIOa. The Subsistence tfnHs
going " the vii carry large numbers 81 sheee poor
CeorEiAns-~hss TO see ibeir homes srsfn
Tns ATTACK Uroy EPnsEsos.
LArsr-Ths attack upon AsPhsr,oB tSs right
WAS made 10y three Rebel divisIons In the most dsssr
TROOPS They were repaIssd. Afor Desperate engage
meni losing a. near q be learned prigesn 2Voo
and coo mea Fer these figures would refer 10 G.a.
shermau's report already In the hanis Of The VA
Department. The fought With the sroatsss stead
ROSA lhslr firing beng lie tho deliberate aim Of
target practice than field Ds Ii wss severe rot
back br sho eneHy, ard more thsa stoncd for their
tIcanAeroB onslaught % mashed batteries On the 25h
THB woCADTD AND KILLED-ThEEY-THIRD AMY
CORPS.
The wounded in tie battles and stirmishes Dal.
lu, Ga. Ia tie ed Army CcrP, tins far numb9r lOo.
The killed. no, yet all reported will probably amount
TO 10 or 20 OF the wounded. a are MARRIED Ne fsiAl
ord severe and tie remainder a. .lighty wounded A
partial llss Of those killed Oh the he'd IA ~ foossi
job. Ward. B.lsEy. i,aAs w.ton, ohis Cavalry
s.d T wiia.i o. Tenn Ai.s Lia:. sT.a.
NJ. sm..s Q, Toan < 60, Aris.y Is@R sr.
]. A. LgdloIdsI Il sT,n. g. bldd'ecoms, h, - Mich.
TIE ESENYs loss
NAY ST. learn that Gen. Sherman will have 10 re-
port ~ Of the enemy bLried and ~ mortal OF severe
Gases in our hospi.als This would give aggregate
ass by iho enemy Of between 1900 aud 400. Our OWE
Osses do not exceed 80 Or GO tAus mr. Dr. jackson
takes charge Or tue wounded and carries them 70 Chat
tsnooga this morning
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THIRD DiFIhos EosPi-
TAI, TwTSTY-TTuRD ARMY CORPS
Capt H05so9, Co. D. VA one, b ed .,,.-.
Cara A. 4. Jensin Co. L. oJd Indiana itN side sosisfon
VIA. J. Jones' oh Term. severe.
John M.ione lV<tn Ohio, severe.
Jo.hus Lonis, Co. A. al Tenn, smp. thish
Lieut. C-o. A. Taylor TO- A. eth ny, hesk voand thigh
Jaae. Agde. 60. {, leilh Ohio. amp. tlish.
Jss HsIbe Go. g, 7th Ohio Cavalry cannon shot hish-
mortal.
Capt wpn Bihor, Co u. looh Ohio thorn severe
ssfgt. John Hou.iuu. Go. ID. 10 KY, amp kreo
Leut. HonloI sbos0urudy Co. {. llztA iIAno. rsS "u
severe.
j. Wn Story. Co D, 18th Ky, ien am, seVero
Jshn Albert &c. D., t5th Ind, mortal
6eo. W. CssswsJ, Co X, tid Ind dead
John n. johnson, Co u, 2tth h. y, severe.
ssrst. Jola :. HsndTiciton, 10th KY, siight
L.. 81 L. r..l.-i.l