New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10

interest to some Of 1ng THmusE readcfs ana there.
devote these few limos iCr that purpose. On Tues
day, nay - Gen. hcPlerSOB, witl the Army 81 the
Tennessee demolished their CANVAS elite, and be-
iogo $40 bugs notes Which Lad sounded tho too
sin Of preparation lad died away among tho
hills whioa surround tho hlilo deserted town
~ Bingston Ca. tho glittcring columns vers IN
measured notion. The day was intensely hot aud
clouds Of du.I on,eoped our troops almost from
view adding misery % the uplriging heroes
they tru1sed along With their muskois upon their
sslwart shoulders. Our Iorccs osmped for the nigs
lew miles north Of tho village Of Van Wert resnning
onr march early "Wednesday morning, MAY % On
Wednesday vc crossed a.. Dag Down Anaioona
Mountains, which 1 have described and encampcd ut
Iuupkn Vino ChuIch three and q half Inles from
DGllGs entering the lattor town Thursday since
winch time NC hare been engaged N heavy skiImshins
with the enemy
ON Wednesday. the oath Gen. Hookess forces on
our extreme eit had q heavy battle with the enemy
just beyond Dalas In which lToops more shan sus'
tanned their reputation for bravery rcpusng The ino
with great loss Our losses rumoEcd Lere - amount
" 800 VI Go. No particulars have yei been received nj
these headquarters oi tho results bus they EoIo iaSoE-
ab.s 10 our cause
INCIDENTS
M individual bravery The battlefield src too numer
OTIS Tor Mention but once IN phiie something llto
cut Of the regular war routine takes paos which is
worthy OF note. Here Is an anssing rAif and per
i.oty true one. verified 10y dos, Of brave Witnesses.
a Chpt A. H. Smith, wliuss regiment have furCuttoH
was adv ancing with three men 10 relieve outer
pichets yseterIlay, whom twenty keLels jumped ron
behind The bushes and daia sndng tie surrender
W ln' taptash ana DIS itr Dthu Nitn ne turned inc
tables and ordered tia Rebels 10 surrender OF he would
blow them TO warm region Ono Of tho Rebel, al.
ienpted 10 shOot tho Captain aud sLOt b. one u
the taptGin's men lilo taking AIM The entire party
became alarmed ~ this summary mode u dealing li'
teo and th.y surroldoIcd 10 Tie gallant little Yankee
band, nJ douut convinced by this time thai Knight
VI Tie so8ihern Clcss whipping Lso nudsills Is more
theoretical than practical
Ia Tie hospital at Reseca bright young lad Of 10
years, belonging u II cavalry regiment was mortally
wounded IN the loft breast Ee Was remarkably chce.
iul. although suffering intensely from rcs. painful
wound. and his black. piercing eyes seemed glislcn
with that ardent hops which only burns within the
youtnni 5osoll as ke convened With OF two Of his
isliu.-courses who shared his dangers Oh the many
batteAelds IN which their regiment had participated.
The surgeon IN charge OF the hospital finding tho brave
boy was iagdly drawing near bis last moments nom
internal AolSonhasc. and wiInossing his total uncon-
seriousness II lis pieceiom situation, lrformsd tho
youthful martyr that he had but few moments 10 live.
Re,eying rbo sad tdugs with but little emotion lac
glanced a. tho ghastiy wound which uaitorous ann
tad ndc The bIny just glsteued In tbs eye as hc
kiseed nis mothers picture pressed II with her citefs
10 his bosom ant lhen aEnin Icsiying he gave them 10
lie surgeon. Gaining Of bis fiNUriic COMPILATIONS to
his simple couch. be REACHED forth "a baud saiing