The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-27

had hed. the rctcls nssscd and came rr thc
slopes, through the ravincS aud over the rii. IN
svarnis just like ices In swar'nins n,nc. Asa
last rrao-t. sud with determination sill uuvNvct.
ing. Gen Cor.c tcnk possession " one u the forts,
and Col rIuiteoite occupied the othcr Zach hsy-
iug PORTIONS = the battery anl r,sm'uis oi TIE
shAttcrNl c.u nand. IN tbe ditch around the forts
we-e thlsc whc, Tor want of room. couii ne cc,
l'hind the pro,cc,iag walls. On n, came
TIE curuy; "O1. on :" was his battle.
cry. The battle increased In fury. and
cn warrior tcramc more cuntdcnI ~ triumph.
While cheering his men. and telling them never TO
l'c'd, Gcn. CJrsc rcccivct n mupkci hall in to
cheek, which partially fractured Use len lVnc and
cut of rsrt oi the len ear sinking to the ground
from loss 4 ucd, he sill rcpcat,d "llJd AllatJv-
M :" nnd for tinc vas unconscious. Col Rich.
srd wet, - The al Illinois, assumed conmiud
IN his Stc.d. nAd She comlat continued unahaici.
Away IN the i stance, ON the Iiuuuclc VI kcucsAw.
an interested spectator watched the Irosress of the
battle. II wcs ~ O'Clock Presently ho speaks TO
signal officer. and IN two minutes th.i dispsth ~
rad IN tie i'r'; "ilyli on 10 A''i.ona "a she last
Will help you. W I, SHERMAN. Mai G'u.'
An hour later the battle hed not abaicd. hmmu.
nition WAS running shcrt Col. EowcVs fort lsi
become slaughter pcn. tie mcn under h.s com.
maud ncing c,tlcr kii-i, wounded, or covered
with the blood ~ frrsi's Reluctant he EsVc
the order to cease irr, intending g. let thc tucMy
c""c close enough IN gee thr,t oyehalls. hstasinS
- order 90 moan surlr1arr, Tho thcn with Que
voice exclaimed, "N yrr ugytr!' Before The cole
,ucl hat i!mc - explain. lr received hall from
the enemy, Which lti; A.iu spn.rcutly htol"s'.
bravo warrior such ..I.u,ty AZ your, = un.rn.
T'sc. n.ic Nfihiug ua.cr , iaUs painful volti,
Cen. C,isr s;aiu tool. command sud dire tel as
lcfo'c.
ruy ClIsIs-A CONT rrr v'croEN.
Two o'clock came, and with Il the crisis. The
struggle hal become appalling, ,hc ISSUE ircfutlri
ia tie balance. Loudly cheering the r,t'ls made a
tins. swoup-,hnty,i N solid body 10 the rrc'i ~
the hil-c'saycl 10 break down tie palisadcs-
when cunucr, the on y one lc to worl. bis piece,
Iu' IN = dodoc Load rniniucd i home Win grim
fyI'", and, tai INK careful aim, let drive tlc death
dealing ~. ect.ica rrsht into ihc very faces o' The
| =" Thc cu'wy haltcl, ..nagcrcJ, icceici. lied +!
tci IN H." wili' a disorder, every IMAM !or huse',
| leaving their Eiiicd, wound i, about two hundred
| Prisoners and three etauda oi ,ollrs aud seven
hundrcd small arms ia the hands OF Nc Union
| army. zen Young was severely wounded, And
| several oi Fr,lch's del officers were killed lis
entire loss vii not fall below Uue thuusaud men,
wnlc the ~. rde - that army - damaged forever,
| one rete. Nsot came Ia that evening voluntarily,
| auI surrcndc-rd all Tat WAS l.lt of lis re-
| g.mcut. Rcael officers v b. were wounded aud III,
! iuto or hands declared t,Uy never intended to
htut again, tuat t,ir ,alIst w.G wura" Ian lo pc
| ltue sold officer o' the uctny, VITO attempted
| to urc the depot ,ouiIluius supplies, was found
! Head, with As torch rtl burning, and In has
/ ccuch.d hand Among the wounded prisoners
| wAS found Missouri gii dressed IN male atiirc.
| Tic nnputatiou uI u lCy DIS luSUI her sex. Gen.
| Young vus pluceA in su ambulance, and lis = 'l-
dicrs attempted to sc, him away IA II, but were
unsuccessful. GarrsrI's cavalry brought the t,cn-
| eral To- Rome. A million faiious Ncrc n store at
| AllhooUa. a. tic G.,ht was brought on to obtain
,hcrS, the rel Il soldiers call Il the lIrd-,ack
:" FRENCH hsSol Tor peace ani brond. Gen
tuise gave him war mud lohd Hood parked he
supply train IN g. 'ht Of tie patriots Of A'ln"pna,
md ordered French 10 draw tltions. tprsc de
1rc!. on fau ot "a needless cluson OF II od,'
'Lat he shouldn't, iseuc, except with Gen. Shcr
mans approval. AMI he didn't.