New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
YruuYNo fnY EMMY.

PrsnNo fnB ENEMY.
From pto g.n maks!sy IRE was kept up on our
ras w,t "a, ecnsasran sPis And sas enemy we're
quite feeble and they acted o. though they short
Of ammunition only displaying much disposition 10 fsht
day. '''Vl = = - : III
r.. ~ GES. M'cooK CAPTURES HOSPITAL
lnteaigencs has been received this morning from
Gen Eu. AcCook, whose cavalry 10 operating on the
righi That On the nth he captured Rebel hospital
together with colonel captains 2licutenants. %
men, 10 nurses and sefva making 50 persons cap
Mountain anil fell an easy prey to McCosks com.
msnd The surgeons made their escape AMI. cowardly
len the wounded to their fate.
49,. A TERRIFIC cANxoSAD,No.
About O'clock p. m. our batteries had crcpt up web
IN advance. ard taken positions within mile VI the
nil and mountains where they could en6ade the
my; Without moments warning, a 4 given signtL
and for half an Sour ne most terrible srsss Gro Il
the campaign was directed upon the mountain. and
TIC TWO Rebel guns on the Inter The firing was By
voiey amt the smoke f0n the guns completely filed
he valley that II was difficult for the eye penetrate Il
Until long amer the Of the eighteen iron threats had
ceased ana Their echo found grave among the hills Of
Of Union artillery. .l'.l'.s. sl7slsIl1l
q .ar ALL QUIET IN FRONT. .a,-b
When the artillery had eeased " Delch forth It's thun-
listened in vain In frnt OF tho 4h Corps al was a.
quiet the grave. This looked ominous; but very
soon we had the solution In tho sound borne on the
a1ag G Wo ,ne hd se ;n *nsh fca ina.
vsneips. From until late into tue night very heavy
musketIy and artillery firing b.. been heard. an H.
which may be properly desominated the center. Tho
Rebels have received 1t hot and heavy to-day. I
question whether they win wait until daylight to make
another retreat possibly this time to the south Of Mari
ett where dcscters say their next line Of works is sit
ua:cd.
Our losses to-day are light probably not over $50 in
WEDNESDAY juno qo--Henvy diminishing has been
kept up all night in front Of the 4 and litL and part
Of the 10th Corrs but the artillery was not called into
reqmhtiop. Early this morning the brgass Of the 4th
Corps in reserve yesterday were thrown into the line
The ball has not opened tails morning. but the Rebels
are still here, and viii not likely eyaclate their strong
movement would uncover Markets. and make II an
easy prey to our troops 81. .iiagA
-,.- ~. 7HE FOURTEENTH cOIps.
This morning rode along the line Of the 18th Corps
and found everything rning nelL 1 have secured .
yesterday. Baiids division advanced from bis reserve
position about p m, with the 3lst Ohio, Under Lieut..
Col Lester skirmisbcrs. His sklrniscrs in front
of Turchin and Van Deryeer became quickly engaged
and remained SO oil the afternooa HIS artillery Co
operated in the attack upon tho enemy. WHO were
slowly pushed back from one position % another. e.
tees date Ueys) brigade were In reserve and not en-
gGgcd during the day. Van Defveel's administers.
of details from various regiments were under
eoinpaDd o. Lieatc Hammond Of the s7th Indiana.
The brigade captured during the day 80 Prisoners.
HJ0hnston's Division, nnder Gen. King supported
Baird with Ceflins and Scribner's brigrdc, Slough
tons being held In reserve The loss in this division,
which was Oh the skirpsh limo part Of the day, was
very light.
Eariy yesterday morning Cen Oariin dispatched
Capt Ford, Of his stsh with Capt. HE son and 90 men
read 10 make reconnaissance. Three times the Rebel
pickets met and driven in. After proceeding TO
the base VI Kenefaw Mountain. the resonnoterng
party captured ambulance, mues. and I'VE men, and
returned. The Esd, however rather the detachment
of H. remained out administers for Datiss division
all dnv. Ivy order Of Gen. Palmer. gj.sr
enemy vigorously all day Morgans brigade leading IN
the advance, Supported by Gels Dan McCook and
Mitchell Later In the day Morgan succeeded In gain.
ing foothod npcn Kenssaw and pusled fully iSurth
holds lis position. The loss in Daviss division was
q SHORT AND DECISIVE BATTLE
For several days we have had constant skirmishing
bu. nothing approaching the dignity Of battle. To-
day, We have had slight change IN the programme
that has been daily enacted selofeld having crossed
perhaps twenty guns, and situated on the
small hill on Palners and Howaids 'front.' opened upon
the Rebel position with terrific fire. sh.f
The batteries fired by voAey and continued without
ceasing until about six when Stanley ordered Whita
ker TO charge knob in his front the possession Of which
by forccs wos Of the utmost Importance nasmuch
Kenes aw ard Bald Tor. Whitaker promPtlyresronded
and With his skrmishers the 2lst Eentschy and 5lst
Ohio charged Up the steep slope on the crest OF which
was the first regiment TO charge the hiII and wero
promptly supported by the 5st which arrived upon
time to make desperate charge upon the works which
they did with cheer AID determination To succeed
al whatever cost Rushing madly forward their deter
ninaon and desperation Increased, as their comrades
fell thckly around them. sN
But i've minutes ere the brave fellows OF the 2st and
5lst we're seen mounting the works and disappearing
tho spectator was painful for The capture Of the whole
party BY the enemy wcs rot improbable. Whitaker,
however who knew the material Of which the regiments
we're composed and that ordered they would charge
ness. A smilo rested upon his countsnance; which
presently received FEW irser as humber Of Rebels
merged from behind the works closely followed By
he enemy flom their works beneath cue OF the most
,eadly msket dres that ever was delivered from be-
lind brcastworks.
willie this charge was being made the brigade Of
Gen. Cruz, now Commanded by Col Kirby made an
,ssaat upon spur running out the southwest OF tho
mob taken by Whitaker, aud separated frsp 1t onlyoy
narrow rsyDe. They gallanty carried the spur out
we're subsequently attacked BY Overwhelming NUMBERS
md forced back. :. "a a 4 80 10 e'iaiqs
DESPERATE ASSAULTS UPON wHrr4KEn.
On gaining a lolgment On the knshin the enemy'G
Whitaker ordered the men TO digging.
rhe Rebel bresstwoFks were reaodsied and strength.
med inst in time to enable the skirInish tine and first
,atc Lac 10 rcc.ye desperate charge from the foiled
remy, who with deuonac cheer that rung out upon
he evening air. rushed Ike infurieted maDiacs upon
ur line evidently determined TO crush ID by one des-
,eIate and bloody assault. HcrI ~
But Whitaker and bis men were not caught mapping.
rhe charge was met by men In the works and the
nemy retired 10 the rear. broken, disheaItened but
en- times more revengefui Hall an hour passed. the
Of the rp1s had hardly ps:ssS xnsn Sss,
oil of musketry that accompanies o charge. But the