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Western ProdgadP, No.-AOh3IITCLD
lTAlKKVec=tet of First, Pittsburg,
Pa,
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FRUIT, and &radar. , generally, No. In Marker
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PDAMSIONS AND PICODUVE GENNItApLY. 0.
maaberty street.l . NtAlyurAh. -VIL:;f:--,%'.4--IED
al (Alai, COMMISSION ArMRTA
• dealer in MUMS, CAltgtat
DILSi GLASS. 111,031 T, NAILS, dm, 1,:0.1153LS
anuaals ax.asei, j worm a CANOLfellt,
An: corris,l 4„..t3yecial Peal-
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I.lLL'iresildles., !dews ttoo.,.wno.f.g..sA.Lt
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Cleati‘eurneraWo6d ateiWaturatreeta, Pittsburgh;
Peno'st
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- UlltaiTS, :AT Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. atts
t 0301t1.-gard0t...::....—.v.- -...;.-sowszu'uotaig„-
PRIN. I. HOUSE &CO Wnoutua&
Ga.ociali asp Vousingag ilszOstArts, of.
tiutithneld sad. Water BrIllet1{; Pittsburgh. Pa. JYT
Muds ,
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107 Wood street. Pittsburgb., jadl)
3. staurstatcc...-11.. P. atagratat4g.
10tHOWN IacRICRAVALCM, litincorx-
JUP sum Ontiorats and dealers ;in FLOUR Alp
No.. tvi aud 193 ytfertyatteet,
Wat: Daidatia,:• 'SON fl..oll3tv
t* ' trios algacasiris [Wile sale of PliIJDi;
MINNS! CallßON_QlLS.lio.' oo and 70 Water stropi t
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10'. DRUGS AND CELDELIOALS, PE-Bsuaims,
recturr..43(loDS,;Lßtrasoo ILUID, OILS, 1 , 24
ELY PIEDIOINES; Lc., As., of strictip prime q •
icy, whidx,War•rs pt Demi print*. Corpse Stnit •
&Id inntoniastients, Pittsburgh. Pa. • i
Prescriptions carefully oomptninded at *II bolos;
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I. tux Manama: and IllintitfastinlernfeWHlDl
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satall'4,Broere, Pitbiburgb, P. , -I,May
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Al.. 6MIT ATIORNCY
.i._OorttswoolT LAW. tua removed to KOlllOl3l
' , LAW BUILDINUS, No. LI Diomotvl street, next
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.11E011 & 'IIeriCIIINSON - Commtmos
AND rOZWIEDING MasccUANTS, deka!" n %VEST.
17QT- EMILY& CHEESE, CLOVE, FISH, DA.
BETTER, LINSEED OLLa POTS AND
- PHA g ASHES, SEEDS, GUMS, DarLD FRUIT
an d p ro ,Znee generally. Pao brand. family ..Plenr
0,04 on ...kand. i-IngenV Media age 'or Italia.
Patented Pearl Stant. • Npos, _ll6
&amid a nd lar,-',ltatani:ibettitea'Wood
Sad. Pittsburgh`
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abate Water; Tltfalatrgh - • ' InY2
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PILOUPCP, FLOUSAACON. PUMP., FlBll,
CARBON AND LAUD in L,11104, ti AILS. 0 LAS B s,
WTPI.II.II YARNS, .ud Pittsburgh msnuracturus
guilandly; itti elecuod street, Pittsburgh.
OKLA 1W nous- -
iitcd¢o idUax, PIiitODUCK AND CONMUtiIOII
mum; Jobbed* is N. O. SUGARS and MOLASSES,
RISFINED• SUGARS pud SY.ILUMATLOUU., BA
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R.4.Y_ALF-WALBRoTilints , 4uiceesors
to . ".nefine:r dr. Anderson'
Wholesale deakre in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON
rxermrals, SUGARS, sulk: WOlikiti, An., NW.
I%L24ant.PBAY4O{l itplai, above •Fiiih, Pittsbargh,
Penn'o.
twang `ll- scradaa.
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kiwis or Onfarnr PRODUCC AND PIITSOUPIiti MANI) -
ctexvivis,llo. -249 alteel;offixalta head of
Woad streot, Plunburab. Pa. at:oy
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11.0131SON&a.)., .MruoursALs,Ouo
lihregni;tuxstian'ox lifraCtiviii and doulors iu
all kinds of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, and Pato
bursh Ekauufactureo Llberty.stroct, Plo
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er noLetua.a
MECCIIIO. and dealer In FLOUR,
ouALN, ,PIEWDLICE AND PILOVISIONS, No. 270
1.11..er4 Wept, oppedte Bawd, Plttobuogb, P.
adsancee made on oonmktumeuta
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Iriii.ksigelt;WHOLEßALll 1J ALEs
N.A AA' BBOUBBIES, MANILLA RUDE, OAKUIII,
LS;PIVIIirind Pittsburgh rardnufeclured ankles!,
No. lit Water street, ribecolhe Ilenerigaliele Bridge,.
Pitrelirgh,. P.
.14 O).i.ERT CO & CO., \Yuma
cAmr. Gamma,' MMIASIOX AIND FeIIiCLUDINO
blsatusarre .aud dealers in PRODUCE and Plus.
burgh inantiftwtarre, rilubargb.
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LAWIERT it! SaLPlX)l9, : WilotEs.tax
G.N6EI..&' P14166cr. Dieu.iis Attieeintausit.
CrucitAims, No. 6 Sixth larva, Pitteburgb, Pa.
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WATT WILSON, WHOLE:ILLS GAD:
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ProdUoto and tit.tiburgla wanufactume,l4o. ILS Lib
ortj xtrevt., PittaVurgh.
I bAblii DICKY:A HOLESALE
JL'Oiorese, Cousnastol 6IcsCHASII. sad limier* in
fi9.:;to,Wios, street - , soil 66 Frost stmt.
OW. W. W.t.Wonni... ...Wan 8. DILWOOSII.
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T., • ,Gazcsio, Nos. 130 az4 E.!,t '
mond 'teem, WU
Smithfield, Pitiebtuith. 001
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MONDAY MORN a, _ JULN 7
TB tErRIORDIARX FIGHTING BEFORE
RICILVIND
Detailed Accounts of the March to
Jame River.
A NDAY
DESPE R RATE R
. BATTL
MO E ON JAMES
IVE ON .
The events which took place on the five last :..
days of June, tit front of Richmond, are among '
the most extrlordinary in the annals of mili
tary warfare. •We have already publiabed
partial details of Ile events of Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, the 2fith, 27th and 25th of
Juno. Beginning with the fight atlilechanics
villa, on Thursday, our troupe kept up an al
most contincions running fight, while faring
back, until Monday evening. On Friday a
terrible battle was fought on the right or
north bank of the Chickaheminy, near Itaine's
Mill: On Saturday, our forces retired to the
west branch a' that stream, and broke down
the bridges halal:illein, and thus uncovired
the defences ;pf White Reuse, which :was
abandoned to the enemy. On Sunday morn
ing, at daylight, lieu. McClellan broke up his
bbadcluarters; at Savage Station, and with his
b i ody-guard ttrosseti White. Oak ereek;and
haltedaorne five.miles on. the Way to James
river: At StOtage Station Owe were, on Sat
urday, about one thou : nand sick, and wounded,'
who had.te be left to thecae:ay. 7 The &pals
lof the march of the arinY froth Savage Station
to James river, commencing onSunday morn
ing, and lof the fight on hfoutlay, will he .
Ifound below : . ,
WITIIDEAWING FR./1 Tot FRONT.
Gee. ilooker's Division broke camp in the
intrenchments at 3m'cloek Santay morning,
aud Gen. Sickles' and Grpver's brigades pro
ceeded tu tbe out -poste to relieve Gen. Patt
tersbn'e New. Jersey Brigade. At 5 o'clock
in. the three brigades fell hark to the- second
tine of redoubts, where they formed aline of
battle with Riehardion's and Kearney's idi
visiims, and remained until- a o'clock- p.
Oa discovering, that lien. Rooker bad fallen
hack; the enemy advanced his 'routs iiith Iwo
field-pieces, and 'opened a brisk* fire alien his
rear, along Abe line of the railroad.
Meagher's brigade made a movement on both
the enemy's flanks, while the Foghty-eighth
New York chi:gist in front, and captured iwo
of their guns: , .The enemy then fell back an
der cuter of .rho: oioi• hone were killed
ilooker's division. In tin Twenty-sitth
Younsylvauist throe were, wounded; the First
Massachusetts ,lost two priseee4s. One Man
lost both-legs by a Atoll. Kearney's and
Riehardson'S divisione were last off the field.
On the approach of -the rebel force to
Savage's - Station, where the hospital was es
talslished, a white flag was seat out, and it Was
mot by a Lieut. Colonel of the Confederates,
who gave assurance that the hospital should
be respected. There was no tiring, purposely,
in: that direction, and if an occasional shell
es ploded near the house, it is believed to ha;ve
been accidental:
About 120 rebel hrisoners who were cap
tured on Friday, ercompaiiicidns under guard.
On Sunday forenoon an advance body of Ma
cavalry, who were reconnoitarieg in froat,
discovered a body of rebel cat al tY_nuar a emiii
ohureh, and, after a sharp engagement, put
thine to flight, killing a considerable nunilior
of horses, - and capturing some twenty-five
risonors, who were added to the group al
ready In hand.
Sedgivick'S Division left the trout. at day
light, and Were engaged by the enemy half
way to Sat ago'a Station, nihich they reached
at- sp. in. Bare the enemy's infantry, with
a lottery, ameont of tho wood., on , the right,
and attacked them. _
'rho Finit Maine were aavancad on the left,
with aline of skirmishers in front,. They - hdd
I waive wounded, three mortally, via : Smith,
Wren and Taylor: ' ilaskell, Compurti
0, Was slightly wounded* in the hand byln
. •
Sedgwick's Division crossed the creek kt
White Oak Swamp, about 4 o'clock A.
Monday. Ills roar !PS, nut annoyed daring
the night.
lioyes and Porter's DiYiBioU3 hail already
preceded en on the match, and, had readied
a position On - the James 'River, near Turkey
island, *Minh is about: ten or twelve miles
abeive City Point.
The Engineer Brigade of Gen. Woodbury
preceded; he artay,c'and cuustructed corduroy
roman whore - they were necessary. At the
Four-mile Creek, a bridge wee built ['areas the
run. At. the •White' Oak Swamp Creet; twb
bridges reek' also constrected by the sand ,
valuable corps. One 'fur the passage of the
main armytrain, anti :the other to accommot
date Gen. lieintreluian't Division, who, with
llOoker and Richardson, covered the retreat.
, .
DtkrtRPCTION fur. 1161DEllith
Au the army resumed its march on Monday
marningeinformation VMS' received through
Gen. Richardson, that the enemy wer
dog, and orders WPM/30 43 i de'd.ree pureut
l the
bridges.
The Engineer' Corps was detailed for this
duty, and.also to defend then pprovsb to the
place. A'swide space of trees had been felled
across the!cieek, and the brigade was deployed
as skirmishers at • the' ight and, left of the
passige. Ayer'e battery of Mx grans Was also
left to hold the position, and was stationed on
the bill overlooking the swamp.
IiOurTIM llttlllllll. WAS CONDUCTEP•
1.." Tharetreat Vrsll conducted_ in the most per.;
feat order.," There wasio trepidation orhastel,
no Smashing np of wagons by careless or, fast,
driving; and not a single accident of any con,'
sequiosea believed" to have occurred.;
drove of:1,500 fat cattle, under the charge of,
Col. Clark, Chief commissary. and ".Copt. E
M. Buchanan, Commissary. of Subsistence on;
Oen. McClellan's Staff, weresuccessfully driv-j
en along. They had been brought up from )
the White H01:1150, .and narrowly escaped ,
stamping by the retain. , ;
The Country through - whickwe passed mini
Uinta Some of ""the finest 'farming lands I
toot seen;-I- Virginia. Broad" farms,. with.
bell%grOWn,jorOps otj oats and wheat, Were;
puled along the reside, in which: the Jhorseil
and{ cattle found - abundant' forage. Thej
forage of the army had all ' been consumedi
the day, efore; thaw relieving , the train' or,
an Immense burden. Instead of the expeeti
ed-awncopennd-inipassable vriads; we found"
WellAraveled'inuntry roads in excellent Mine , :
dition; along Abe. Immense artillery',
and semen train Imsied with the greatest easts."d
After,approsehing within about five miles of
the river, the train was divided, part:' being
sent sash or. threo... roads which.conVergedi
nplitAber,lemding..:Anacateasional. halt -wits
ordered; tonnable the &draw° taaraminethe
roadajand woods in' - front:rot; a .coacestad
force or masted batteries; but nong cif the
hitid.interriapted our.- progreas.' A teamsiep
or
all111)131,0 mimbiairoutpargan would occasion'
ally istort' that - we' , were -attacked in - ".frotit,
which would' produce a temporary. smug bet
'be*ond this; nothing alelajed; the ' ino , retnan,
The soldiers; regarded ie itirthe Carrying - oat
of pattni neeelsiri,iplartzabeenly dientatis-
Nation ispfesSid-belnges the leaving.heirind •
*tie-Many-of .tbirj sicklatit.itonhdelf.' „
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Tianty of .Eirovildous and laedidnasvet o left -for3heorittiworld -sad if3the7.la!
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mitted to itie them, their situation for some
time to come will be much better there than
with the army in the midst 'of conflict and
•
CARE OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED.
At Savage's Station the Government bad
made arrangements for the sick and wounded
as they wore brought, from the field. It was
under the care of Ur: John Swinburne. Mr.
Brunet, of Pittsburgh, Penna., arrived on
Monday with a corps of surgeons and nurses.
flow many of these remained with the pa
tients lam not able to state. There is a re
port that a large part of them ran, away when
the army left. It Was certainly s. severe test
of their philanthropy to he left in rebel hands.
The demand for nursing and surgical attend
ance wasio great that large numbers were
obliged to wait for long. hours before their
canes could reached. The worst cases were
attended to'firsi, but there was and have been
a . great many who never received attentions
at The entire area in the back and on
bothsides of the house was covered with the
wounded, and there was alio some twenty
large tents pitched in the garden at the east
of the house filled with sick and wounded.
The stores for Alia. Gerrie; the benevolent ,
lady, who, assisted by Mrs. Sampson, are de
voting themselves to the sick, were delayed at
White Deuce, and if-they reached Savage's at
all, it is..doubtful whether the good t hinge
wore notappropriated by the rebels as soon
as they got possession etthe place.
Many poor fellows who were scarcely able
to drag themselves along, clung to the skirts
of their, comeades;or hobbled on crutches, ap
parently "dreading more than death itself, fall!.
ing.into the hands of the rebels. Many be
came so, isalutusteti.that they fell by the way
side, a nd' could only be roused and helped
forwardly the greatest exertion.
THE APPROACH TO JAMES RIVER.
When an aid of Gen. McClellan rode back
and reported that the sent' rens otiopen to Janice
Riser, a thrill of relief ran through the whole
line, and the sight of the green fields skirting
its banks was indeed an oasis in the terrible
desert of suspense tied ipprehensien _through
which they had passed. The teams were now
put upon a lively trot in order to relieve the
pressure upon that portion still in the rear.
Gen: McClellan and Staff rode ahead and
took Possession of the old estate known as
Malvern Rills, owned. by B. F. Dew, one mile
back from Turkey Island Bend. It is a large,
old-faibioned. estate, originally built by the
French; and has near It, in front, an old
earthwork constructed by Gen. Washington
during the Revolutionary war. It has a spa
cious yard shaded by venerable elms-and other
trees.. fine view of the river can he had
'from this eleitited position. Gen. McClellan
expressed the Opinion. that with a brief time to
prepare, the position could be held agoinallany
, force the canny can briny against us. -
Exhausted by long watching and 'fatigue,
and covered thickly with the dust of the road
over which we had passed; many of the oft
core threw themselves upon the shady and
grassy lawn to rest. The soldiers also, at
tracted by the shady trees, surrounded the
house, or tivoutieed in the fields near by.
Geo. McClellan immediately addressed him
self to the task of preparing dispatches for
the Government.
THE ricr IN I/MI/EAR
•
At 2 o'clock P. 51. firing was heard in the
direction of White Oak Swamp, where it was
suppoied Ayres was holding in check the re
hot force who
wore attempting to mots. This'
continued for nearly two hours, when sudden
and heavy bring began ' further to the left, in
the direction of Charles City Cross Reads.. ' At
this }Mint immense body of fresh troops,
with artillorY and cavalry, had made their
appearance) direct from Richmond; mud were
ettgaging•onr batteries still left to guard the
road. -
Orders were sent immediately to pat the
troops in lino of battle ; and liens. Porter's
and Keyes.' comovoid , ware seen on the way
up the hill, returning from their comfortable
encampment beyond Malvern Lillis. By 434.
o'elock Peat. the tuna wan throned with:
Omen troops, with artillery and cavalry has-,
toning to resist the advanee of the enemy..
The fire now became more and warn rapil,l
and wee evidently approaching our line. The;
rest of cannot) was incessant, and the
the contest swept upward and whirled in ed-!
dying clouds ahem , the forest trees, which
concealed friend and tooTrom view.
Members of the Staff and messengers her ,
tiedly, mounted and rude to anti fru with itxtj
imitaut orders to tha commanding officers:
The wagons were drawn top on the right of the
field as a kind of temporary breastworks, and
tho . troopa were disposed in line of battle at
the westward. from which direction the enemy
) were advancing.
TfIC MINI:OATS ItHOUGIIT MO ACTION
The firing now became incessant, the ex
plosion of shells constant and most terrific
Jrum both lines, and the roar of musketry,
mingled with the shouts and cheers of the
contending forces. If we could have seen
them, and estimated their strength or number,
it would have been come relief, but they were
advancing, apparently, to within less than ti
mile of our position, under cover of woode.
It was very evident that our wen were being
I driven in, nail Mot, too, fig no overtahelminy
lonc. At this juncture two of our gauboate,
the Onions. and. Aroostook, moved forward
seine half a mile and opened fire upon the loft
1 with their :4-pounders, the shells exploding
' - in' the edge of the woods along the line bf
hills where it was supposed the enemy would
attempt to turn Our left. No doubt those ter
rific missiles had.an excellent effect in deter
ring them from this enterprise, and in retard
trig their advance. In no long a range.there
was danger that some of our own men might
be hit, and a signal station Was established on
the top of nit old house overlooking the field,
and also commanding a view of the river.
The firing from the Galena was direetell in
front by these signals. The Jacob Bell and
also the Aroostook fired several shells during
the last part of tho battle.
7 During t.lto evening, and while the fight was
going on, Growls' of dusty men rushed down
to the river, and plunged in to bathe. Con
sidering the elreunistances of the army, this ,
woo hardly the lime to adjust one's toilet.:
'Meantime the eontest raged with terrible
fury along Our whole front and right. kx
ploding shells filled the air, and rifled shot
screamedoverhead. So thick was the cloud
of dust enveloping the field, it was impossible,
except from the sound, to deter Mine• which
way the tide of battle ebbed or Cowed. Thit
gunboats kept ripe. discharge of.' their heavy
shells upon tho enemy's, position:l ProtrOst
'Marshal Porter meantime took charge of the
'disabled and sick soldiers, and conducted them
to the rear.. A large number of ntragglerd
filled the road, whit' seemed to 'have business
'in an opposite direction from that in which
the enemy was miming.'_ ,
The Prince De Joinville, with the Duim - Do
Chartress and the Count De Paris, took charge
of dispatches for' the GOvernment, and Pen;
IdeCletlein accompanied, them as far lasi the
gunboat Jacob Bell,'onhtiarti of which he,
bade them a final adieu toward evening, Thus
mew mennedihe rigging: and cheered as the'
Oanoial returned:to 'headquarters.
The day's contest wound up by a dithinu•
__. . _
_endo,of musketry, and by da i k ail firing, ex
cept an occasional shot, had ceased.' It wee.
too late to obtain .any- . list - of.. killed . and
',Minded; br in - fact - to learn definitely, the re
sult of the fight. - : The Jecoh,ltell • wentdOwn
to City Point ordering entire Sottibfield, and
all the other'resiiels lying belori.' ••'
It should be borne In mind: that the wide
battoms along the separate the gunboats
in many: places, some two Miles froth the
limos operating on the hills. The.,guiiboals
o.ilena, Maratensa, Aroostook,_Maraskit and
Pint. Royal, aro near by, and ought to baable
to render valuable 'assistance tothe army en
'Slit can be placed in position` to operate.
The indications are that the rior roaL
oome to Auran oar pmt ion; - owl give iliy
the troops
to rest day nor-night until they heti brew dia.
fudged or complied to embark. Should , affairs
reach "the latter crisis, utiere-I.are teens.
norta to receive ' such atcariny on board
There-are
scarcely. ireisels :enough - time in the Jawed
HATO/ to take onboard the Wounded and Sick,
Waxy nothing of the army. '
The4ocek Dill having returned from City
wee dirPatelied,,about 10 p. to Par
trace Monroe, w the , Prince: De r:Seinville
'And companioasigho, It ertainndorstitod,'nar „
tied dispetchei to‘!tie llhif . DOPirttnent.:" . •
...vnie n .efintearaer
'ieft all waa ; gdlet along .
the rieer;,etei Wersiieepposerf that oar forces
were bidding -Calf pOition - at
The resului Of this contest ore;.ziotlknesiti..
The fighvgesiatiist:deteritansdOneert. both
elate ;t : - 1 -`
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up the riveri among them the Wilson Sias%
of the Sanitary
. Commiuion. All their yes- -
eels Will be needed to remove the, sick and
wounded. Early arrangements will no doubt
be made by the Government for the recovery
of the wounded from Savage's: Station, and
from the battle field ofGaines'
THE - BATTLE: OF. MONDAY.
Brave Fighting and Terrible Caruge.
OUR GLORIOUS PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE'
bout One-half": Billed, Wooded and lissig.
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TURCZY BRIDGE, JAMES RIVER,
Nine a. m., Tuesday,. July 1;1862. I
Another tremendous hattle. more terrible.
carnage, yesterday. From Wednesday kit
Monday has this army been fighting—a - six.
days' battle, or, if you please, forty battles. .
Early yesterday morning the enemy appear',
ed in force at White Oak Swamp, the-position.
we had assumed during the night previous:
In this retreat—why hesitate to use that word?
—be has not, in a single instance, iLog heal.
tated to attack—rim did not now. By no n
the action bad' commenced — the battle of
White Oak Swamp., Musketry had not Was
when I left the field at 10; p. m. It di
no
scarcely rank in magnitude with Gaines' 11 tr,
and yet we did not suffer more, . nor cause to
suffer more, at Fair Oaks. .. . . : • .7
It is impossible for me to give a circa
etantial account of this battle, raging sa l it'
did ten hours, and extending along a final Of
234 miles, and fought on ground such that not
one-tenth of the field was in view fronanY
one point of vision. At least three-fiftlis rot
what remains of MeClelhin's army was en
gaged or in immediate reserve... Beintsei
man's, Sumner's and Franklin's corps were
thus, and a portion of , each of Keyes' •arid
Porter's. More could scarcely have been
brought into an action had the fate of the
country depended op the one effort:- Not So
many can be brought:into line to-day. Arid.
yet we only barely held our ground—perhaps;
not quite.
I shall have to hurry on to the results. Kliti
lose of yesterday mat be estimated at 6,000.
Many of these are prisoners. The 'Pemnsil-'
van's. Reserve were again in , the thickeet.
This morning they &not muster 3,000 men. I
Add to these 1,000 who are straggling 'and.'
will yet come in, and the number is lees thin I
half that they began with, at Beaver DAM. i
They lost severely there, they were more than {
decimated the next day at Gaines Mills, end i
yesterday they shrank to this small =manse. I
Their leader, den. McCall, is severely wound
ed and in the enemy's hands. Our Brigade
Commander, Gen.. J. J. Reynold, is a- Fut.
onar at Richinatida, another Gen. George;G.
Meade liar in a tent near us seriously. wound - - , I
ed. Officers of lower grade they have lost . in
about the gattle.proportion. lett the Bactrian '
.Regiment not a hundred 'responded to the
roll-call.
And so with other divisions. Fur the leases
of the lest six days cannot be loss than 15,600.
It is Only hoped that they will not reach 20,-
000.. .
Our Generals behaved like Napoleon's under
his own eagle eye. Gen. McCall was severely
wounded in the shoulder, but refused to leave
the field or to dismount. At night, when the
enemy had been driven back, his horseiwas
found dead, and this is all that is known otitis
fate. Ilow Generals. Richardson and Bina,-
always well up in the melee,, escaped unhurt,
stoma miraculous. The sante may said of
ro
Scta. (` lens. Burns and Brooks w ets each
slightly wounded, but neither so disabled as
to leave the Geld. Col. Wyman, 16th Massa
chusetts, was killed lite in' the daY., tinder
what circumstances I cannot say,' hut.in a
brave fight it may be warranted, for such was
the place be always sought. Col. Rinks,loth
Massachusetts, fought - his regiment , until be
had less taterara than contranies, inadis tiro
bajenet charges, and ; fought his men until a t
length he fell wounded. , . .
Let it be recorded bore, that a regiinent
always fights precisely like its officers.s . This
fact recurs to me as I speak 'of the 4 19th,
since that furnishes one of the moat *able
iostances bearing on the assertion. ' .:. '
The varying fortunes of the field arealiown
by the fact that each side . took guns 2 and
largo numbers of .prisoners. Among tlictse•
taken from the enemy ate Col.; Lamar,. of
Georgia, ex •M. C., the noted. Secessionist of-
tong Fta nclizi g, tied Col. .Pendleton,' of a'
Louisiana regimant, formerlY of Cincinnati.
A whole ' brigede was captured • bylleintral,
man—a small brigade,' 1,600 strong.,'„ Per
haps 3,000 were taken during the 'day.
That the enemy's loss of`the last; week,
more than exceeds our own,- is as nearly'
certain as anything. can be of which? there
is no direct proof. ,Re has lost' fewer , by
capture than we, but his killed and.wounded
must fully balance the account. By, tight;
ing the enemy in chosen positions,'!wnere
the artillety could play . havoc with all who
shouldattempt toapproach, we piled his dead
in winsows.—:Correrixtudence N. Y. -Tribune.
. ,
MAJ. ROBERT 'WAIiDEN, 9 r 'the 26ttr:, , Penn
sylvania Regiment,-died - ef fever, at Winches-,
tor, recently. lie lived: fn Wevtmereland
county, and_waa a meatiest ef the State Leg
islaturetn 18571.5. • 1, •
r-CONORESS.—JosiaIi- Cgieigir, Of
Allegheny Clt,y, (formerly of Arinsuang Co.;•
and now the Republican nominee of .that county.).
'wilt he a mudidnte for Congress for the 234 Dtstlict,.
composed of the counties of Armstrong. Boller and
that, portion of Allegheny wait Mahe Alle•
gheny cud north of the Ohio, riven, befori the C9lln
tentlon of Delagsoll ttimo dud part of Allegheny,
t'unt7 •- • • •• • Selkte
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vontion to be canoe-by, the Bapeblbitnl .Enneutlee
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