New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

more upon the gradually rising tree tops ind objects Of
minor altitude incading the projecting rims Of wagon
wheels and tho carcssses Of drowned and mddbem cd
mules and horses left by the receding delage
gpun dry land "Soon wet so0I dry" B The farmers
saying Of the lands hereabout Our horses viii have 10
subsist on green wheat dis Of tho coic b. entng
IT, for two three Days. When the forage train wiz be
hoaied up Lieut Lyon. 4. A. Q. NJ. Of the % Divi'
son. good navigator; he has been on the lakes
and has oil tho ncoassaTy aquatic "xyorenco for tAe
emergency. He viii bring up bis steamers If anybody
can.
"gohwAPD."
Not en- hour 10 70 DO lost. GEN Thomas will assault
the enemy on the M ut and az al Other parts OF
the line we are to advance end keep the enemy busy,
driving hin ous Of bis advance no. II possible. Gen
Selofed confronts the enemy from the center ol hia
line acrcss open fields falling away toward Allaoona
Greek and nl,air rising the border of woods where
the enemys works show themselves IN bold relief along
md lust within The edge Vt danno Gods eeya
ton about equal 10 1ur OWL Acres the valley 4, If
bel mile at the lef IN chliqne ne: to- .h1 right
milo and more, open wheat be.ds, int rspersen
18th standing dead tIee anj divided into large lots ~
fences green lines oi co.se and willow. Around nc
frtr EDGE If the field. n se'ricioie rre line 81
Rebel rifc aits or "r,i piles" lsthey called be
hind which cruueh Rebel picsets VI skrmshers Peep
nc through between tho ris, watching ior every op
p.rinnity to pick oif some ircanious blue epot woo
aay venture 100 fer from The cover OF bis ,fe or shs
to many heads above Ob- long !iHo Of eait.wo Is.
lhionah the wiley neGniers Ai!4tvrna Creek, now
swoicn by tho cent rains Attic zen Is farmhouse,
with herns and ontbnild.ngs forming scene Of
rural beauty AID QUIET which rccaLS the
ir'mury Of happier days for the Georgia. arner
Now ballots WIKI nv hts door md shr!s crgsa b,ye hs
ruftlsr, knock .is nIi1ouf chimney inin r Inoie
20 squad Of ouv nen. us sent in ny Cen li"sean 10
charge TIE encu, . lines. They are directed 20 advance
cautiously, keep ander cover wat" ~ eiect OF onr
slsl upon tic epom,e soik-. sud On tey DO go ior
tn suslf IN q frrT
battery Wi.h Crpt. Padlocss csh Niliison brtteiJ,
IRE Ia p ,en. AID pour torrent Of sh,ls eeres tie
ysuey which buTEt bike iron hail in ahd over tbe en-.
on - works stu puff, puff little round volumes OF
white smoke iise rf behind tie rail- piles ard from
the edge Of lie woods opposite; and Oo--h. oo-',h
20 tie leafen messengers OF death with nournir
snngh sroug our sk,rmisiers. Row comes N.rie
ball over oIr works; y hundred heads drop rnder
cover ard Laugh rings along the lne--a kind OF
mntaal derisioa 81 each othrT ioI Gnaslhs. re re-
nr,t moment group gatceis suddenly around ono OF
the ehe!tor tents There il laugh there. Sitting al
Unconscious ~ Danger. with hfs innTring nrai 2hiy
L,lf fnish.d the bullet which q moment before had
wlzca By cEircd the e:t soudcr aIf re3etra.ed the
heart OF Frederick Swarz Co. A, 9lst Indiana kLnng
tp aanst instantly. HIS eomiedes cay poor Fellow
cover IN Up with MS shelter tent ard return US gay
rnd Needless nc bo.oge 20 watching tho eairrsinI II
hon De- ic the terrific bursting Of shell ard pow
ny Of shot TIE leie pcteis keep their places for
tine eytortrg admiration from every part of our me.
Eat s,op CAPT Shields gets the range and pump goes
~, deadly shcn every tine square INFO theii hid7s
taccs Then orr boys go with dash Gu' Of our works
terss the fcI half hidden by the sroa ing beat AMI
iars ii. .l.caIy aIs ths line. Instantly the Rebel
ri. seis bsaiG to l,as. their ooyefe aud tie E'e.a
fa!ds dotted over With thrm, Iranisg hurry.
rcrrIy FOR shel'er TO tic woods and ot.tT reaFcst
pfo.eciian. 4 whole brigade desert their strongly
in;Ionched line and retire Into the woods. not
waiting cpon the order Of their going, they go
NJ uAee. but the Rebels do not all fan o.e WAY.
Here G. mes group OF dozen more running With
lie aertncss OF 20 many d,srs, directly toward our
ssrnish Inc. One u thcm hods np his aaycrsnes o.
Its- as.s a.. n n frr1ea rTl !.
Gis,ce in,. hit spd d,d,e behsG trees spG ~tumls
as n uncertain WHIST Kind ufa reception they VIII
Hith. Come along, JsiEny come ao1g' rinEs goca
surcd bu. still looking bind as II 70 avoid parting
utefion some old ConraGe ~ TIE Rebel ranks they
hsrry hrw ard. Tie Union boys taLe them ~ tie hanh
quf after health. divide with them tho cCnsaaS
Of tIer ka,e.sacSs nnI send them 10 the rear There
Is u iur feeling" IN the Union ranks toward the rank
aud Ie OF Tho Rlbe army They shoot at ono aroiher
pruf ssionaly IL duly bound but meet Win kindly
greeting ench IetuI ming prodig VINO throws down DE
rspvns of Rebellion. and seeks In good ath protection
IL Ne Union lines.
events the entire Rebel lire IN our front wes desertcd
crowds thHnged across The open fields 10 the right
u lug for cover to the ravnes and fences ne they ran
ard were soon covered fran view In tho dense woods
beynnd. Gcn Hascall advanced BIS lines. occupying
te deserted works \. the enemy. aud ef;erYaId push
ing on Rnl attacking them in their second hnc. He
swung his right ma nTonId closing la upon the Rebel
IN md compelling them To Withdraw Hom bis eftire
nont Then, was active diminishing until long Into
ts evening, and division headquarters were adssncod
about mic for the night
Gen Stonpngn. dlflng Tie sine tune. moved win
portion vi his forces 20 iocnnnci;or Lost Mountain Col
Adams. with oeinolt OF less, pushed up to within
uDdIel PAGES OF The top OF the mountain wien ne snd
denly came upon the enemy force strongly ntrcnched
and hgyiag four pieces of artillery IL POSITION. Tic
vthdl ew Just il time 10 save bis bacon. Capt. Win
end the prisoner taken thus morning says they were
urcrarrg 10 c.cse IN nrorrd and capture the whole
The enterprise VIII BE- renewed to-day tn
der more favorable OF more .o'uidatle auspices.
OPERATIONS ON THE LEFT.
Gen Th.rnas en- The len made gc;d use NJ the
tire kcepng up steady FIRE nom hrs batteries and
constantly pressing their ige iruln about noon urti
after n.ghiial. Ii WIS uFa Gs part " the me til
The res or chief scene ~ opersti"ns for the dry.
Toward evening Cons HowaId end Ge.ly succeeded IN
the enemy nut Of his hrst loo 81 rne PITS and
IL. suffering colptfliyo. small i,ss ~ 81
doing Gems buiieIfold aI, Wiiams pushed The
eneay hack and pot within sight Of ts works, but DAD
net pc, possession ast evening. Their work viii be
rssrct 10 II entan arlorg the oasnaltics to-day the
death q, Cart Camp Co H. 10Th Illinois Infantry.
who was shot through the mead al hour ago. while eli
gagged IN relieving tho p;ckefs IN %, bonds brigade
VINO was greatly affected by his death. Ec WA an oz-
ceent ucer and highly esteemed throughout the CON-
nuAd. .It f"
DEATH or MAJ0gGEN rolK.
Among the prsufsrs Who bayo fallen into our hands
during these LATEST operations is Capt John NJ WIN
stead. Of Rosss staff whose slgnnonnnl is next above
l
II pickets. lie rode ~ the unt f"n his quarters THE
morning carly 10 louk AFTER lis liaes and misiaok our
adyascc lire for his own. being able IN the dense
fo distinguish coors. In the gray onorninf. and in
a gray fog. Why shouldn't everything loo~ giay
bn,.ei winged by the Captains ear. Raising his Lat
he sad Hold o. boys surprising c was addressing
his own men Fol dc forward So t. te better idci.
tiGed, and fuui s4oH II blue nniiurms with hund
red muz2os p, n.c toward hn- I'm IL she wrong
new; yu,l,e got NE certnn." raid the Captain, aad
gracefully came down. The Captain Is tai A be
,I,rolu halls ir Neshy die Ienn.. aud ~ person of
gertee maBners and address. lie was handed over to