The Battle of Williamsburg, Va. May 5th 1862. : After the evacuation of Yorktown, our troops followed up the retreating Rebels with great rapidity, and overtook them at Williamsburg, where it was found they had intrenched themselves behind their second line of defences, determined once more to make a desperate effort to drive back the victorious heroes of the North; they soon made a furious : on slaught, and for a while the tide of the battle was in their favor, until a propitious moment (as shown in the print) General McClellan appeared on the field of battle in person. He was greeted by his soldiers with the greatest enthusiasm; their flagging spirits revived, and with a tremendous bayonet charge drove the boasting Traitors from the field and : added another splendid triumph to the advancing Arms of the Union and another glory to the victorious Army of the Potomac.