New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

Gettysburg that they may likewise receive this token
vi national gratitude and honor

Gettysburg that they may likewise receive THIS token
Vi national gratitude and honor
The Fiji Corps is being partially re- orvanised; the
ith DIVISION being launched irto the 3D. ana psrV
Of tie 30 transferred to the I'd Division rc.nutng the
old lst Corps In the I'd Division under Gen. Crawford
This morning. Gen. Birncy ordered the artillery on
he front 10 bal, AWAY upon the city FOR an hour IN
retaliation for he constant pickct-ring and other dis
honorable cnnoyanccs hat the rebels are daily pIacc
ing upon The city must have suffered severely IN
der the scathing fire that was poured down upon II from
all sides. Through the reminder Of the day. the great
est has existed among the Rebel pckcts and
upon tSeir artillery line. They were probably under an
apprehension that this artillery demonstration by Ms was
the Of withdrawal of troops or other secret
movements so trey emp 0ved themselves I'll after dark.
In constant attempt TO feel our strength and position
As write, the pale moon looks down upon renarka-
bly, quiet hight.
the rccders Of The inRrsE with an account ofthe
loss OF several valuable horses by the "qu brigade
Later you H. in your wisdom, publish private
from the undersigned, relating the visitation OF
dy seem disposed TO present the Play every night OF
the season" Since the night IN which tl.cy cane g IN
beautiful dreams and rode of Capt Austias beautiful
lorse that he had borrowed, We Ceportorialy) have
conceived strorg attachment 70 our little chestnut
pory. We always hold her kindly by the halter or sit
and watch her when dsmounted that No hrrm nor any
other man may come near her. At night we sleep
( we" means the horse and one ma) with our arms
almost about each others neck. for mutual protection.
Well. Gu Monday morning we were the only horses
" of any yalue" left in the yard The story IL worth
telling and may b. worth reading. Mr.. Creighton, Of
The " !. Uorid came ont before he retired, abort
O'Clock 10 TINT the horses were al present or ac'
counted for"
lie saw tgo persons ontsiie the fence, and creeping
M near them discovered them by the Eight Of the moon
10 be clad in Rebel Uniform. He mmcdiatly gave me
" lint" with tho toe OF his heavy boot, without, now
ever arousing me from the embrace Of marl,cns and
my horse Accusing Mr. Peters, CT The Phi9Gth'd in
,;Hro, and the safeguard, they "ralcd BY thIeest"
and Chased the retreatinc Rebels to the woods Otis
rot stated whether or not they then "sheed' the
woos) Falling back on the de) fences. they spent
couple Of hours watching and tlon again retired TO
their v-tGous coLches. at4:i3 o. m. the vigint safe
guard stuck hayJnct into TIL no provoked MS to
waking. The horses. except my Katy darling. and
frame for another not yet completed, could be heard
gallopiug down the road.
Only waiting 10 feel Of their position by nr'ng
wildly into the air with candle In each hand, COM
menced the hot rry hot pursuit. After hour spent
chiefly IN trying 10 Eight poor matches On the legs OF our
wet pants and IN debating whether or not Mr. Cregn-
tons horse possessed the Accomplishment OF farming her
toes out whom she walked decided 10 60 back get
our breakfast. AID then renew the chase.
After breakfast. the Others concerucd-Mr Peters
and MI Rhodes of The Philadelphia Inquirer Mr. Cregh.
ton OF TIE Uofid. and Mr. Bradford Of THE tribune
(who had lost the famous Ken. mare went on n
recon In force" to ce-ary nicke. lae
ana here saw .c,ccaI!r9 party. who lad seen onr
hcises an h-ur Ltfoa. but by mounted Rebel cavalry,
within the Rebel lines.
This lorsc-stcaing fem almost tic very center OF
grand army Is nightly prnCticed By the audaci0us
enemy II Is said that they have disnountcd cavalry
camp about three miles outside pickets IN the rear
that they nye furnishing with horses rom within our
lncs The light patrol guard. that protects our rear.
inadequate discover and TO check such dcprcdatonS
HE.w.