...g, as if casually, that his ammunition was about expended, but he still had the bayonet. It was now four o'clock P. M., and there was no abatement in the fury of the assaults, when the brigades of Generals Branch and Early, having been sent to our assistance, came in most opportunely and gallantly. After these reenforcements had arrived and passed to the front, General Gregg collected the remnant of his reg...