New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
our Troops Fire Upon Each Other.
SEVERAL KILLED AND WOUNDED.


OF Mu"son i''i'' wv" "n'n '''S' "is"' ,'' 80,
dced event "o' pace II io'i'u IL" o''' .a1
those least excited by sensation reports pc'Sou"'
visit, however, Pvt ire i"ct ''!o"u rOO0''
American Flag now floats there IN p'"e' o. 'H5'
-of the Rebels Dcti mn, Hue 'o-"
sons, keYess, ana " aus"or'" o''SaN'', '"N 90"
from Gen. Franklin's division now occupy Mul'oh
Hill heing in command OF COL Terry OF 'he ''H
Michigan Regiment.
tary this forenoon The pickets from Gen. Smith
Division advanced To, and now occupy, Full Church.
Neither this nor the preceding movements met WIN
any opposition wha'ever' az 'he recel army hao
on Friday Hgn' reUrea from zoe "ho'e line Oh tpeT
POSITIONS on .'e III % "'.'''S'''' ct'o" '''',
thlS side OF rams Cimch' is heee'TafIy ihc'"ueu
smoog the points now neia 10y tbe feoeiai FORCES
The works OF the enemy at the places they had
evacuated, were IN military view, almost worth
!ess, being nothing more than rifle pts Of very COM
.moa construction. The positions at Munson's and
Muray's Hills afforded tire Rebels an nnobStrucied
view q al our ioIuh''oIs ana otpef oeleh7e9 Inc
appearance of tie ground deserted by them indicated
that they were deficient III tn"se arrangements whieh
serve 70 make camp ta comfortable, having no cents
bat merely Shclcrs rudely constructed. There were
no signs to show that they bad ever mounted any
guns. Oar troops are now 81 employed as to show
that they DO not merely lh'ehd temporarily 10 occuP!
their present position
The advance OF Geh' om''" on fau On"fcn IRON
the Cb"n bridge, was ACCOMPANIED oy events Oh the
mos deplora6le character. Having passed Naneer-
workers and Wander bergs houses on theH way
to the former place. anu when ABOUT hal inlie from
1t, oy some ui"ceo"n'ioie "'ui,OeF Ooi' OwenS
Irish Philadelphia Regiment IN the darkness OF the
night m''tsAas lCF No'e" zap, -i|,' Ia',oi!'
which was IN the advance Sustained Oy Gen n"NsF
California leg inen' DA'er' ui''eiprla IIoua.e'
and Col. friedman oa'airy, rreu io'l .Oi''S i"'o
the troops ia't-neh'oh'u' Aniu6 anu "O"H1"'s
large number Inc Caaiofn'a "eg'i'en' no' AuU",
nag whence the hrlns came 5''iisu u ",u ,,'su
elect Ihe norseS "'''euou 70 NO" p4'.' "
came ,,,..E,,oss os ,bo rood
were Oro&e' o"n 70 'uo n,lOT &c - ~ 800 80
Lieut. ID ant '.'''s - ad CON-
oioereu Tue guns 10 % 'Oa,'O "-'I or.
nister ana soon N"u '"' u "a
P00'o enc my Wien w. - We '''' ''
was IN '"' .i t,,,, t;,,o o1orsoa bo.
az -, 90 g. ,-os oscerta;nod
"a Ia - 49, 80, r,.sstaIli.bed
,,;c,in., .tori. nr,vail "a 70 The parties on
-, 49, .l,,,d -, I'm, Con Smith ;r,,,a-
~" '.1,,eICa1 O,.a,s,s r,.,;,oen, ~ fall hack
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'''I I- az ,r,,,,,.,. po,
r., Ca-,o-.I por.Io.. o,d pri-ots C,;ucv
Iii ,roIaIJy Ii. 80 ,le, ,yere not
-,.o. ~, ~ ,,,.oo,~io,os lint iro,orlad ON
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ne On I;oLer. Calif,rn;s Te,;oep, the Killed
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Ses'""' EASN"'O'' "
"'""Ge"'
Barry ChhIou' Nonian! ~ spb"'! III t"o NNe'
Sergeant bfahu' Oolp"n! ~ "ouH1'o III INC
head
W in' Osue"' NOHP@'' ~ - Wv
mead. .,
thno'n! ulesoIy' company - ''p' :"
N, "' ~ ''i"A'''' O'-f"D' ~
'ulsn'
VIM chh'n, COMPANY H.
Harry WATSON, company w
Z. W. Martin, Company T.
Martin Glening Company L..
Luke Lutebin, Company l..
Atwood Morris, Company L..
In Col. BaNter's Fire Zouaves none were killed,
out Tue Iono"lhS nauieu "ounueu'
Sergeant Gray, Company u, shot IN the head.
Benz Flood, Company ID, shot IN the head
Lieut. Shrever, snot III the legs ana head'
Geo. Hargrayes, Company *, shot IN the leg.
None Of the wounds will probably prove iatal
John Dorah, Company l. LIST pennsylvania 'oiun-