eight o'clock
General Hill was wounded , and at midnight General Stuart of the cavalry took command of the corps . At last the cannon hushed . The terrible night passed away without sleep . At eight o'clock on Sunday morning the Light Division , under command of General Pender , assaulted the intrenchments of the enemy . Our brigade succeeded in getting into the works ; but on our right the enemy 's line still held , and as it curved far to the west it had us in flank and rear . A new attack at this moment by the troops on our right would have carried the line ; the attack was not made . We were compelled to abandon the breastworks and run for the woods , where we formed again at once .