New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

The lord ssd loving rre 10 witness PtTsape a, a..
rain deuged The roads and the Vlnds sang then sad
requiem Beneath the dark sorn eoods tAai serged IN
tho frownng ky silent Mayors were asceH'img for
the safe return 81 tho loved oncs nov borne along IN
THIS fearful frn.n wars thrilling pADofams OF
horrors Such wss he terrible condition o. tne rysSs
that yrhieles O. DID not he used. Had II hra poes
ambulsnces would have been used In conveying tbcso
heroes IRON che battlefield 20 their i~st rcsngp'eee
ANOTHER UNCONSTITUTIONAL ABOLITION oUTkAoE.
As our forces began IN retire. SIN body Of ksDes
made their Appearance at the edge Of The voVds es
contemplating a dash upon eur rear. lindni We gsld
but tts attention 10 tbsm they became cmloldeDed ~
oar .ilerc4 and ADVANCED cautuu.ly toward rigg
faux This MOI elneut not isterferod With unui
he nsolen. foo were within sn range u tho gus OK
the Chioogo BOARD OF Trade Battery, which were am
burhed on q slight tnoll Of ground The edyentuTSrs
just pr pairing attack our right nsnk whea ths
ssnsl vas given Tor the dogs OF war TO osIk ara
Ike the beginnings fash these YANKEES" be slip sna-
Org doses Of grape aud canister which totally deIorA-
ICED the more thsn bcHideTcd Rcbcls-s Hack they'
scagpered without waiting for orders TO get up ara
ended the engagement and appeared n enjoy
the striking snx II raay iadgo from tho nproaT-
ioos deYou'alion Siih which they greeted Whes'crs
rHB' BssEt loss QUITE HE4vY.
Prom rrtsOuers oaptursd IN ths isst ssirmish ard
nom u car wounded nen who erawlcd behind sore
bushes and thus escaped capture, We learn that ne
Rebel loss viii not fal short OF one eandrea
and twenty-five, 70 one hundred and my IN
aly yards Of the Rebel hospital which was In an OIL
church and be reports tie Rebels busiy engaged al
light in removing their dead sid wounded.
From the learned thai the deadly show.
ers OF grape and canister perstraicd the Rebel eanp
and caused most precipsaie TStreAs INTO the eslss
U0Ods.
OgR loss.
Many Of tho Rebel dead were EFF upon the Geld and
were sin unbaroa he next dag. Our loss was quite
sma considering the stnbhouaess ~ the EgAi and the
superior forces With which our uen coped. SiSy.1ye
killed. and wounded ak or eight prisoners. ard MY
horses killed.
LET I'm WHO HAS WON 1T BEAR THE PAIN.
Gen. Gsrr9rd deserves great credit for tie sGiihI
manner In which ho administered tbs severe hageli1-
tion e. tho brnegart Wheeler who filled 10 "gobble-
M The whole ~ Gen. GarrHrds raysry mand HIS
efficient brigade c0mmanders Coils. Minty and MiieY.
are entitled 70 praise for the gallant conduct they
eyinoeG inspiring their with gfzt valor and en-
thusasIn. The behavior u the ron. commissioned on.
csrs snd vas in keeping With their pas, record
OF gallantry and where no eogarliee was shown ens
each man stood usAfaily "a his duty despite tbs
mud aud rain, Il woud be inyidious 10 hestow piftco-
lar encOminm. rhe costly charge this eavalry have to
keep the guarding VI our eft Hank and nom the be-
rosun dispayed under many obstacles "a beet their
path last Monday feel couhjeDt that our len Hank Is
sao give below complete list Of casualties ia ina
engagement.