The New York herald., 1864-06-28
REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM GEORGIA.
Accounts from the Front--The situs ton
why sherman Does Not Move, dc.

Accounts from he Front-The sirus tion-
why sherman Does Not Move, ,Sc.
Correspondence OF the Atlanta Appeal
The great battle for the possession OF Atlanta and for
the that part of tho confederacy
the east bank OF the Mississippi from the States
deripg on the Atantic Ia stil pending-haDgng FIRE.
Many conectured reasons given for the increased
they arc awaiting that they1 are only
delaying until tho railroad bridge the Etowah shall
assaults on stewart, at Now Hope Chbrch and on our
right, composed Of Graubury's and Govans brigades,
have taken tho edge from their courage The enemy
evidently hacked and are not 20 bold and dashy when
they first attacked as at kessacca Whatever the reason
may be, this Is the fact.
Ever since the light at New Hope church tho enemy
have been mapnuvcrngso onnank US on tho right. 50
they have found General Johnston always confronting
them and doubt not the Yankees beginning TO think
have most overwhelming force, or that our troops
With wonderful celebrity.
Our men are sin cnccrlu ard confident. and order
TO advance on the enemy would make them more happy
than an invitation ~ an old time dinner.
IL would take tho oldest nhabant to read the signs In
ing slowly against our 'front.' Light skrmisbiag, with
occasional nadng may be heard all along sbe ncs.
rach Of rom the front has Just passed
Ev dony the two armies near enough together 20
make battle not unexpected at any hour And yot II s
lolicy TO attack and the enemy hesitate to do
An opinion " prevalent with some nteIse persons
that the enemy will Try pass ound right towards
Roswell noted Tor is fsctory, aiming 10 cross the Chat.
tanoosa In that neghborhood.
The military Prospect-sprcu,atio a.
20 what sherman tvsl Do.
sherman, having beeu Io,ed IN his attempts 70 flank
nalss, retraeed his back the rairced aud
endeavoring to make flank movement our right
His 'rre istiDle body has wholesome fear ~ Jonn
stons veterans Eat rcs" Like Grants. shermsn's
army johnstons forces only to rebound after great
loas aud try the nanking process lie has made not
single movement which has not been OWNED bv John
ston and as promptly met Ine "irrst'oc pressure u
his unrelentng advance has DO. been irresis ihs
and nunreent ng hrs eleconeerng dispatches 20 tho
war Department would Ind,cate.
There must be some excuse for the delay IN thsir
promise Northern pnblIc to crush the rebellion
speedily by the capture OF Richmond and Atlanta Tho
scopcod In hts works, away 80 swiftly 10 his rear"
.Ihe eLemy repuaed IN every assault, all goes
well and Sherrsris telegram that he has routed tho
rcreatng sod al red forces OF Johnston and holds
possession OF he flirotd within q mile OF Marietta,
have been res,,ted TO By them 70 revive and keen
rhoy expect the falsty OF their reports 10 bc
discovered after WHILE but they seek temporary
rect at the expense OF their honor and uuthfnness
The spring Campaign was commenced BY the North by
force of four hundred niy thousand mou Their
losses from all canuot have been far short OF
hundred and hfty thousand
Ths leaves them force ~ the tcld OF present, q
Der " men lost.
The armies Of both Generals Leo and Johnston remain
intact numbers and morale. They have unabated
hdense 10 the aby Of their chicsins, whose nodesty
aUd worth acknowledged by all men. The enemy
have brought out their utmost strength 10 the present
campaign and tho repeated calls FOR reniorcomens show
despre Of Their brasgadaeo deepaienss their waning
strength
Unton Attack Repuised.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Examiner, June 90
hARIstrA, June 2t. 1894