...'s assault was to have been made in the woods, so the Seventy-fifth New-York and Twelfth Connecticut, his skirmishers, were not so badly cut up as Paine's, though they lost nearly one half their men. Weitzel , finding it impossible to carry the works without losing nearly all his command, rested them in the numerous ravines. For some cause the charge on the left was not vigorously sustained, and the l...