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ht being led by the Twentieth Indiana and Seventy-third New York on the right, and the One Hundred and Twentieth New York and Eleventh New Jersey on the left.--Here the same result followed as in Miles's front. A brisk fight, a determined advance, ending by our occupancy of the rebel rifle-pits. The fighting was principally with musketry; artillery, on both sides, being very little used at any time during the day. Further down on our left, General Smyth, with the Third brigade of General Hayes's division, advanced up Hatcher's run until he reached the Boydton plankroad, a bridge on which he found burning, the rebels having fired it. His position being far on the flank and very much exposed, General Smith withdrew, and formed connection with the left of General Mott. So far, along the whole line of the Second corps, our advance had met with full success and little loss. The rebels, however, woke up to the fact that, if let alone, we might discommode them soon, and issuing