The right was once more assailed by more formidable numbers but a secoud time Ewell was driven back to his secoud line. From noon, to five o'clock there was a succession of fierce assaults, but without any permanent chauge in the poaitiona held by the combatants respectively. The day was excessively hot, and the men were ex- - hausted. About hnlf-past five, Lougstreet, with troops newly arrived from Orange Court House and Hill's corps, made a fierce rush upon the Federal left, forced it back and threw Mott's division into confusion. The left centre was compelled by this movement to give way. There was danger of a break. But General Hancock ordered Colonel Carroll's brigade to form at right angles with his own line, and to sweep along the whole front of it, and so take the assailants in flank. The movement was executed with complete success and the Con federate* repulsed with terrible slaughter. The battle was not yet over. After sunset the Con* federates made a new and fiercer attack. It was this time against Sedgwick. On bis ex treme right lay a part of his division under General Seymour, and they weie intrenching 1 themselves when the enemy fell upon then). The main line stood firm, but this division of it gave way, Sedgwick's flank was turaed in less than ten minutes, and Seymour's brigade, panic stricken, fled a mile and a half through the wood to a plank road in their rear. Sedgwick, however, retrieved the honor of his corps, and maintained his position to the close. The '.ast blow seomed designed only to cover Lee's re treat, which be effected in good order during. the night. "* "* We have few details beyond this. We knew that Genetol Grant pushed forward in pursuit, and found his antagonist strongly posted at Spoitsylvania Court-house, on the river Po, and that after heavy skirmishing on Sunday, Bih May, he attacked his enemy along his whole line on Tuesday, the 10th, the telegrams say, with no decisive result. That Lee has suffered severely there can be no doubt. Longstreet is severely wounded, Pegram badly so, and* Jenkins is killed. 