...nks. Generals Wood and Van Cleve being wounded on the thirty-first, their commands devolved, of course, on other officers--General Hascall taking command of Wood's division, and Colonel Beatty of Van Cleve 's, on the first day of January. It was a fortunate thing that competent and gallant officers took command of these two noble divisions. On the night of the thirty-first, with the consent of the...