The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-02
S H z R N A N.
Successful ManGuvres u
Our Forces.
Another Fight and Rspulse
OF the Re bells.
DEATH OF GENERAL BARKER,
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specaai Des pa &c n 60 the Herald.

specKal Despatch 60 the Herald.
NASHVILLE, July 1, 1894
Your correspondent with the Fifteenth CORPS, undee
date OF June "a, says
on the 22d General Hoods rebel oorps In General
McPherson's front, wae Withdrawn. The movement
seems TO have been commenced on 10 list.
General Schonnd, on our right, moved forward After
the capture Pine Hount,n ard crossed tho Sicascn
creek, followed BY General oorer There General sher
found him at right angle TO the rebel line on keoe
saw Mouptan. Johnston co'npeiled By this move.
meut to change his direction beng north snd south.
and still covering Marietta Gen. Sherman, nowever,
kept moving his right souihvsrd. thus compelling We
rebes abandon Kencsaw ani lenshentner line soush'
ward.
The object Of the msuouvrna our part was 10 CON-
pei Johnston occupy ground sbmo natural advantages
for defensive battle would 10 crest a. s Kenessw
Our efforts are successu but tho enemy s, ho
high ground about the heso ssters OF ihs numerous
streams rising near Marietta
Their limo IN supposed the assaulted by How
ard and Hooker parallel vltn omewha. west of tho
railroad, the right cover M Her,et,s.
Your correspondent with General Hooker o tho snmo
date reports that on tno 23t rebels made Msaus
on he left OF General scnoned spd be right Of General
Hooker and we're repuked With severe slaughter losing
three hundred Killed Colore Barthelson, OF the One
Buodredth Illinois, and Major Duny, OF The Thirty nfih
Indiana, were killed.
OD the Gath Gen. Ese rsportsd to bave relieved
Gen. Johnston, who goes to command 81 Ri'hmond Tho
truth Of this report DO, known but Ewell 10 believed
10 be at Marietta
The Indications that bs'tle win take place neas
where the armies massed, Johustos so closely
pressed that he cannot get away beyond the river safely
We have nothing later by nsi.
A gentleman who en the front os the 2T,h repor,s
heavy firing Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Hn
knows nothing Of the details Of he bstes but repcys
large numbers OF wounded pens 70 the roar.
Gen. c. c. Hsrker died Of his wounds on Tuesday. Con-
Hooker was reported wounded: but n b tboughs biz
name has been oonouBded with Farkerr.
The Hew Tarin-IntsrsstsnG 90 Impert-
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