...see bottom, until, about three o'clock, Chalmers's brigade was struck by the shells of the Federal gunboat Tyler, and moved away from the river. As Stuart's force, winding its way through ravines to Pittsburg Landing , went out of view, and no other enemy appeared in that quarter, the division, wheeling on its left, by order of Withers, in accordance with the general plan of battle, advanced upon the sound of the...