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! \ special correspondent gives the following
respecting the great battle OF Friday: Day has
closed upon ile terribly iouGht h''d; ana 'h'
Army OF the Potomac has aIaea "no',ler 10 ',S
most hiHFarrouS E"l''leS' l%tS ,'cilrs' 'itl
I'oyea "t ."tHtC'I'fE'"'e "'.u "'''ssp"'S' VI
throwing lis w0oe army hf"t upon one WIZ.
au'i 'ue' upon ahD'her' pH's "s%n "o'n 'Io"S''
10 bear hHt inc Arh'y o' ihc i'o'oniac mas ~
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t""us ~" ihcr sSG,nIr s,II viii b;s w5olo
fnrcc mon Selgwick, driving him temporarily
bacl. Inf ,Le crouud was soon rprnincd and the
rahels hrrIad hack with GREAT loss. NIGHT had
now come on. II is believed that np 10 this
bnur leo has NOT withdraw, from the front, al.
thouoh he has been s;rnallv rcpulsnd in all his
attacks. with nothing but the naturc of the bat
tie field to prev, Mt il from being crushing de-
feat I.oysts on both sides heavy but we cannot
give an estimate
Adyiccs from reliable sources state that But
Ter has cut oil al railroad communication south
of Richmond.
| Nc,r Yurk May o-The nannrs comment nj
,onrth unon tbc Situation. which is rrgarJed Ss
Jcc;Jsdlv favorable.
Tho whole cf Fathers onnrotions south of
picLmcnI oo nm admirable
TLn n,.,Ss Troin ShcrnIonS dpnortmept i yood
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troon, oo grJsr p hin were hurled in ike M man.
mo-. i,,,;nSt onr i'm ,yinc, comnosc of IIoncorss
corns. Worren's corns, Loldino tbe centre. wos
,,Jsd ongaoc1 in renelIinc the ,ssanIt The 6cbt.
in% continued viii hardly onv in,ernission far
tyo Jays. hnt Yesterday morning, Irc bnving
Eucd comnleteiv IN NJ; object Withdrew from
the % enoa rcmsnt leaving tho Army Of ,he Poto.
mae IN nossrssion Of ibe ield.
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leyncuate,l, with Tremendous fire raging IN tina,
vicinity. The only solution We can give is thai
the rebels set fire to their extensive mills and
factories.
Inic,liconcc has been received this morning
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. snc,tss 10 our arms The lightinr on Friday
was mos, ,lasn,rn,e, Gen. ]. i. WndswortL was
kill,J while lnding his troops agnins, The enc
lmy's s.ronrest position. General Webb was
w3undeI
The condition of the army IA represcp,e,l as
olm;raIle a. last nccountsi; Hancock was
pnshinc forward rapidly by the left Of Spo,tsyl.
| yon;o T,orr, Uonse nnd yesterday bnovv can.
nonaJino was hearJ n, A6ain Creek. =
Sherr1un wos hpar,l FINN las, nivht he woull
attack tbc rchcls TODAY. --7,.''--'
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The % most ~ tcrritc bo,tIe ", ronSI, cios ,ols
lees entire army made repratsd and iuriops ~.
saults upon our right anil in wings. commanded
BY Hancock aud sedswick, with temporary sue