The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-13

9ttCr while, having pissed slua Is of soldiers
and any lumber OF solitary no semen, yru are
suddenly brought 10 by a sentinel, whD DC 'lares
that by no nsuuer of means can you b, allowed
- Tiesent 20 proceed further, be YOU wlo you
may.
Having remained in this prediaament for bali
tn lour, yen are permitted TO proceed uppn
yCur erlHHd, hut nO' wthou first rem rkiny the
LunhCr OF burning houses around rte station
~ which tie scrtiue is lodsed is Pos T tvarn.
Bnu's pmce bad been burned, and, ike huge
bonfire, otuCr buildings are burning iu us yiciu-
ity. Pickett are posted one mile ana 4 qu ,rter
ahead. Th shooting neg befwrrn e'Eh' and
ntc est tdaN morning, aud being 60 ltiuued
onr pick,ts had rough time Ia Geuing in. A
YOU proceed, fresh accumulatious of cavtry
hes, tic road. And yet tue sc NJ i so pc tccfu.
lo' krp, and serene WithHl, th Il is almost i'm
possible to iAPrehend it as one Of conn lgrl.
ton and blood.
TIE mocnIght jns' as silvcrly hrcks the leafy
foam OF he green forest, the summer air just u q.
n'uimuIrglH modulates il, voice ~ thDIgh the
hmtS v'rC thts' OF p H"'', and the past on nf
uhpoulled delight. The scutry passed, the
mo nht road be, ONES every IN Jnant more aui.
mated. Bodies Of cavalry aud IL fantry are
moving elOLg IT, lights flame 10 tn DIS tnre,
al ii ~ last 10 l. NOT only the fash yuu see, bnt
the whizyiI Of the hal YOU hear. aud ypu are
tld, with the Rebels only Two hundred and fifty
yfrdk n advance, that yuu cHnuOt proceed fur
ther, and ttat yCu ara yer, fortunate If YOU Ct
bu X without n hu let through you.
All tnis harp nlug In the dreamy haze or
for the p'a teal readrr to reHiZ' that the audl-
ciOus R'be- weto last pight In close proximity
20 him, ana tht by an hours ride he might h ,ar
their hullCts whi ting about his ears. Those OF
Our men who have h en- sounded have neen
kindly cared for Indeed. the las mVu to whom
we sp' Ike near mDOnit hevy of Uniou soldi, rs
bad just Killed and roa. ted chicken ur two with
Which TO tempt the palate of some wUunded
brethren.
Te-cav will evoke something new in this phase
of the Rebellion. Dut, Whatever the future may
develop, 10 greater strength and valIr will be
eyinccd than are waiting for their opportunity
to-dey.
Fre1i the Washtrgton Star Of Monday epening.
Assigned &" Cou,I,,aDd.
Msjor General q. A. Gil more, who is now in
Washington, has been Ps>igueu to the command
Of the por ion Of III" 10th Army Corps now here.
Th~ President Ia lnr Field.
The President rode to the front in the direction
OF TepBally ytnwn ar ahont 8 A. n. to-day, accom-.
panied by Assistant Adjutant- General HAriie
and mounted escort Yesterday he paid sm-
lar rsit at ohs,r'n ion and inspection. His pre-
sencc among our gallant troops wi doubtless do
much :" aUimaie and encourage them in the dis
charge OF thtir duties.
The Probable VimA fOI u Fight.
II the Rebel forces now in this vicinity design
attacking Washington, we shalt duu ubtless hear
the thunder OF guns abOnt bree o'cincs Tomorrow
MOI ming; th, boar OF the twenty -four always se-
,ec eu bt this season Of the year for an attempt
up toliihcbtions by sudden assault, or 10 get In
hctw' en- notifications 10y suddenly overpowering
the def, ndeIs of works connecting fortiicatons
FrOI" Petersburg.
We learn from Grants Rrmy that the usual
aTti lery firing L. going on, with nov md then a
thf thrown IN the city. Sheridan is on the war
path again.