...tte Artillery of this city was engaged. The Yankees made four separate charges upon their battery, but were each time repulsed. It was in the third charge that Lieut. Peyton Johnston, Jr., son of Peyton Johnston , Esq., of Richmond, was struck in the breast by a Minie ball and almost instantly killed. He was a deserving young officer, highly popular with his command, and much esteemed by all who knew him. T...