The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
SHERMAN.
INTELLIGENCE 10 TIE 18TH INST.
The Grand Movement OF Our
Lines ON The 10th.
RISK FIG .4TIN G.
THE ENEMY DRIVEN BACK.
MCPHERSON Captures Four
Hundred Prisoners.
Reported Capture Of a Rebel
Brigade by Hooker
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Sherman Sees Marietta from
Pine Mountain.
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LIST OF REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED
now PoEK WAS KILLED.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS,
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LIST OF REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED
now Po1K WAS KILLED.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS,

LIZ. Deb. Randolph keim's Despatch.
NIR FIKLD, June 10, 1864
ne latest detailed intelligence the HERALD from this
army contained Information up TO the 18th inst On the
lDsh, owing to the rain which fell during the day our
stire Nnes kept their positions and there compare
Give quiet along their whole EXTENT perhaps occasional
mot passing between picSets fire from battery Ging
up the days work. lath the artillery OF the two
asmies fred with rspldy but no movements were
Aade in consequence Of the heavy condition OF the roads
OPERATIONS O. TIE 15ra-n'rszs5os
fAs morning Of the 18th dawned amid irregular nre
e artillery along the line, and met with corresponding
ars from tho batteries Of the enamy. As the day ad
vSnced the fire became heavy, aud musksify was
ased by pickets OF the two armies Our lines al
e0mmepced moving iato and moro advanced posi-
saous MCPHERSON. who hal the loft this morning. in
sssad OF the rt upon the crossing Of the Etoyah,
ssntnued left, though makog changes ia the
poston of his corps. When the movement OF the army
hagsn the Seventeenth corps (Bairs from its place
= the right McPhersons line, moved forward obiiaue
g towards ths luft and tic railroad. This corps soon
bscame engaged with ths enemy. As support to the
Seventeenth Harrow's Division OF the Fifteenth was de-
cached placed upou the lest whis Ossrhaus
e the corps, followed as q reserve. The other
sprps OF Mcphersons army swung around, tan. 10 on
- right OF the Seventeenth and participating in the
diminishing which was going continually BstoTc ,ha
movement commenced McPhersons command ranged
49,, -. r,an, a. ,.t, csr.,,aor,h sx,aan,h and Ef
s.r.n corrs .b;s o,dsr u.s r,xsrsss osae
ne tie Fifteenth on the right.
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~, 49,, go. ,,,o,r J., ,,o r..r II :, on,iy,
detachment OF tho enemy, consisting OF two regiments
sSting a support 20 his picket line. Harrow imme
aaely opened slight ra upon the troops 10 had ca, or
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a.. ,o,s
pNs N''
nooKHRs OPERATIONS oS TIE SANE pAY--ASo TIE OTHER
coFrs
troops, the rest Of the corps ~eTo advancod--Pamsr
xsnesaw Mountain. Howard at pino M'un,ala, 'ao
n the general actions Hooker during the day made one
q his arnacen, assaults upou the euemys works 81 the
s.ss Of Lost Mountain Re soon carried their outer line
e rae p,s ana charged with such impe,uo.ty that no
-, ,o, - s-,,nx ,no oca,,, ,or,na.oiv ort or HE
vas NOT ions III uefhs '1e "os"'y .O"ipV'ss ''' = -
syst line Of foT,iecatons, forcing MIN up the mountain
Ia the position taken from the enemy Hooker remained
end after little labor placed 10 safe condition o. defence
rhe enemy made Efforts to recover the lost ground
or very npy, Los; Mountain, au. was unable, bong re
pulsed each tune no undertook Il.
The troops ot all the corps took their respective parts
N ,ne programme With their usual willingness
Iossss
Our oases OF course ere not as yet positively known
sus as Gar lean learn slcPherscns army lost about
hundred killed and wounded, and Probably Hooscr
she Tho othcr corps lost less heavily, being les:
exposed Upon the whole tho movement was cminenily