New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

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DAY morning end IN turn relieved themselves
TIE SECOND ADVANCE AND BLrLrAr
Tie troops ordered 20 advance seeoud tune were
led forward Into the position nom which Tie! lnd
lcen Withdrawn. and were orde ed remain there
until tie artillery coud be trought forward They re
nued here for MI hour When tt the batteries Lad not
vet arrived they were ordered back ~ the top Of he HI
.udo. p~,ass this movement VI part Of 'hese
regiments the enemys attention being meantime, oc-
eupied BY en- Cox, On Our Immediate left, but few
men were sacrificed An hour lateg-sey I. ,. n-ihe
guns were got IN position at several places along the hill
10 the left and opened with effect upon the enemy
and silenced their guns
Gen. Mclean had his horse shot, and other officers
had their clothing riddlcd.
The wOuded are coming 10 the rear and are provided
FOR In the field and regular hospitals where tie arrange
ments for their care and treatrent are eAccAtht
Nothing could excel the completeness Of the hospital
rangemenis In the Army Of the Cumberland. The
23d Army Corps also have hospital fayoraby located
10 which all Of that Corps and those Of some others are
conveyed. The Ambulance Corps, under the CHIEF
Capt Wndecker, Is partially organized. ana II dong
well Many Of our wounded are stll under the enemy
fire and beyond reach, lying IN tie ditch, and lie
hind logs and trees for shelter.
FIGHTING on TIE LEFI-coXs DIVISION CARRIES
THE WORKS AND ATIERwARD PALS BACK.
Gen Coz, with his sd Division, 23d Corps. has been
engaged on the left oil the Afternoon Crossing the
low ground upon the road which leads TO the left the
troops Of Gen Cox advanced under cover ofhe woods
near tie edge Of the open field, directly toward The
eneIny's right which is 1anked by long rsvine run
ming back toward Resaea. This whole slope Ike that
/ fronting west is covered with successive lines OF
riff epit and there is also earthwOrk having three
faces Ut the mouth 81 the rayne which opposes thor
march with grape and canister. MAJOR "ehs OF "en'
CoIs staff had established battery Of brass IL.
Founders in the open whoafeld which had been occu-
pied in the morning by the Rebel skirmbherS. Tins
battery which was one Of the frst that had been
opened, capszed Of the enemys guns. and alter
ward rel fire house in their rear containing arms
and musket ammunition. There was for time heavy
volume of smoke and fame arising from the con
lagraiion.
The troops steadily advanced undera heavy FIRE and
cnrIied The outer line of the enemys rifepts, but be-
ing exposed TO the enflndng FIRE and wanting support
they were compelled TO retire which they did under the
deadly hail Of grape shell aud musketry. The division
aay during this brilliant assault had been planted AT
considerable distance in the rear Of The Rebel battery
above described They retired under cover Of the
woods skirtng the valley sti keeping up their fire upon
tle cnemys line The Losses Of the Sd Division
reported TO be large in both officers and men,
THE ADVANCE OF THE FOURTH CORPS.
AT 3o'clock D. H.. the 4tb Corps are seen moving
from right to e to the support Of to relieve the sd
Coips They move by the eft flank under OF the
hills upon the double-quick and in excellent order
Now they halt form in two lines face to the front and
Ale soon lost 10 view in the dense woods adv ancDg
/ the attack.
TIE TWENTIETH CORPS MOVE TO TIE LEFT
From about $50 until o clock. y. m. the 10Th Corps
was steadily moving round nom right to left Gen.
Hooker and staff passed the center Of the line about ~
O'Clock p H.. riding rapidly by and stopping only mo-
meni TO speak with Gen Mclean. who was engaged re-
forming bis scattered brigade The Generals horsew
shot under him. and he had narrow escape willie charg
ing in front Of the line Gen Hasco led on his brigade in
excellent style, and with his staff present at the
most important places, encouraging on the men.
A about O'clock ?. m. several Batteries we're put
in position along the different spur Of the hills and
opened upon the enemy who replied with shell and
solid shot The enemys sharp.hooters by their long
range rifles made il unwhoesone 10 stand the crest
Of the hills overlooking the field as their balls occason
ally were heard stripping the leaves overhead and COM
ing far 10 the rear The itb Army Corps relieved a
part of the odd Corps during the afternoon. They
moved by the flank under cover Of the I'LL when after
MASKING little 10 the left Of the center they halted IN
two lines faced to the front, and at the word For
ward r. were buried in the thick foliage marching
tn The attack They soon became actively engaged