...orced back; but Hooker came up from the left, and Sedgwick from the rear, and the two together not only stopped the enemy, but drove him off the field. at about 4 P. M. Heavy attacks commenced on Kearny 's left, and three ineffectual assaults were made. The firing continued until after dark. About midnight Sumner's and Heintzelman's Corps and McCall's division withdrew from the positions they had...