...d the assault had been made in rain and storm. Nothing was heard from McClellan, and the enemy, rallying on their reinforcements, made such show of resistance on the crest a little farther on, that Rosecrans directed his men to rest upon their arms till next morning. When day broke on the 12th, the enemy had disappeared from the mountain-top, and Rosecrans, feeling his way down to the rear of Pegram's ...