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the right flank of the enemy, doubled it backward and backward, until we had turned it 90 degrees. O if only the blessed sun had delayed its setting but two hours - we should have rolled the rebel lines up like a scroll, and captured ten thousand prisoners. But the processes of impartial nature wait neither the desires of good or bad - and so under cover of the kindly dark the escaped for other thrashings. We have followed to this place, where, in a splendid position, they are again at bay. Whether we shall push them still further, or, returning to Atlanta, reorganize the Army for another campaign, I do not know. I think it will be - I certainly hope it will be - the latter. For more than 4 months this Army has not been out of the sound of firing - for 8 months it has not been paid. - Think how a citizen would feel, if, for