, 1864-06-07

late III tho evenInR, intellgenco arrived thst Ne,
Pperson had reported himself On Da7te' right, and
that The latter hsd slde stepped" 70 the le 20 ss
70 n1l np the gsp fnt~7ening between nimsenana
On ths dsnt, then, Ill w.s u It should b. On
the LEFT also, connection WAS naada between scao~
fa e .aa M tss b nMR Ma Sas kpaes eeass %
aion), Gar7ara md Ed. McCook, Gensra, Mecook
eoonectlnR with the intantsJ., Gen. stoaeman
I'D sn ~ as9 on she nanne
q mut letfy and occasional hal1owfng OF aftiaery
opened again, to continue the whole Of another
% fa,'v Il Il The tofenoon The mcaotony Was sadly
broker bJ the death of As,or Hs@pson, Of the
1.4th ohio, and ,d to Gen Wood 70 II ssI1sk Hs
wab general Mvo1Ite, and bis death produced nn-
felcned aadncts among wide circle Of friends.
The play Of the artillery was, for the most part,
One gunner, however, By the telling OF trees, u
latt discovered m inviting target. and succeeded
in throwing into ita couple Of shells, mos, hand-
disssns IN the a1d q whieh the sebeIs hsd plans
ed battery, and whose tail red chimney stood out
among the treas TOO tempti9gly TO be- refused. \
home without bursttpg, and left no indications
cept Its effects. These were sufficiently obvious.
Immediately psodigiouA 1utser WAS visible about
IT, treer, and moet lldicrous aud ye mosl cruel 81
al. = woman, in white. aeelng out OF the house
in the greatest apparent terror. The gun Wa held
In the yard, bursting Immediately above the surface
Of the gronnd, In position to 90 the utmost pos
tib1c slsshing among the rebel gnnners, II any
were there. Two more accurate deliveries at that
EARLY In the afternoon long lines OF dust were
seen about four miles away TO the rear and left,
oeioeE we feess1sa T eonesusI7s snd W staonine sx
planation ot their import. It was einply rapid
eoreent1atlon to strike our extreme len. which
7$E IA
continually showed ont In that direction, and from
the distance and the roughness OF the way over
whth arlsr %a.t =, IT. rs6ss
meant to thrust heavy solnmn ia betweea scho,
field md the caValry before these could DC united
IN , strong lime. They vera at their old work.
binations made il time to saye the line, hut not
minute to epare. Tho blow was parr!ed, but We
atassered under it. Woods division Of the itn
tie on schnde1d's right III tho forenoon
y, Ss aaa hsd ''sssH rested bat 'ne saor: sine
The gronna was very rough and the bushes almost
1lppenstrable, hut bold1esB Was here again the
asie policy, and ths division vas soon engaged.
bad. Two parallel ridges hemmed in It's hanks,
and directly In front visa anothe1 on al Of which
the rebels hsd guns which delivered at once d.
quick and terrible as eross-lightning; grape, can.
lsteE shell and round pouring 1n all 1T once,
4 nd muekct balls flying thick as hail.. Out OF
i 'ood's divirion and Scrlbners brigade, Of John
50 rs division, which was supporting On the LETT
ion hundred men fell In thirty minutes, when
darl naes happily ilteryened. Our lines had held
heit own rtubbornly in the face OF this terrible
8 s1aug bier. but by ten In the evening were drawn
b ack that they could be supported BY batteries
f.5rh had meantime been planted. Hero lay 400
Honnde and dead men in need Of immediate care,
and the ambulances aud sttetchers were three
mlle4 AVA r, and the road between was ve,y bad.
Deslxte ii c best endeaTors Of Captain Tousley,
Cher or ~ 1tulauce Corps, who ordered up the
8ho.usor ut ouca, nearly hundred men Fay on
the ntfd in night Those Fho could dragged
Themselves YEARLY along. with the aid Of com:
rides, IL the hospital. This number OF Wa1ndetf
and k,td w,:Fe fonnd On the Geld, and ethera n,sy
have been !etaia fhs retreat: Among tae mfeelnSs
oprieoner or killed aud fallen Into the h1nds Of the
sebcts. Ano1heT painful LOGS was thst Of Captain
lMrYy StIsFonr 6f General Qowatd's stuff, who
u1tshot elr1y In the day through the 1rDgs; and
Will not pr&bably survive. He 10 but twenty years
Of age, aud bad jnst been appointed Aajorty the
The General himself exposed his persoc. feck-
lcsay, aud ctune sufficiently near being onslez-
ged, ~ he Is fsneady one-a1nned, Tetersin. AI.s
gsd piece OF s1.cG coutu used his toot seEerely7Wle
be was riding too'ly outside the tkFmlsh uEn.and
another piece sl1Rhly bruised hts forehead. The
Generals remsEk that r.. has made sufficient SAG
ziticesto The rt>ss and must, therefore. be enI-
tied to mpanlty at their hauds. would weigh IIht-
1y with the bloody mined traitors il any oprorto
nitJ araln.t him should he presented, and wiEhok
much ~ ditpelli3g The anxiety OF his ftleude-.
The heaviest e7darar by the evenings attack
TAs, pvobanlY, HtzeR's brigade. Forming the ecp-
ter Of tae attacking colnmn. and driving upoE the
ercest are, and 1t came, braceo Itself up s;out
IL Htatp4t1 1f. ard PtQOd,