New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
THEY RETIRE TOWARD YORKTOWN.
uniop Loss In Killed and Wounded.
rUNERALOF LIEUTENANT CREDIBLE
FoRrRFss MoSRoE, June II, !

via BALTIMORE, Thursday, June IL, 1861
The county bridge where the battle was fought %
near ,he head of branch u Back RIVER and Is better
Known as Great Bethel.
Alter cross,ug narrow hut apparently deep stream,
sse road ueeeis somewhat 10 tie .tl al ny Its sl0o.
1est beyond the brSdge the rebels had planted Their
kaue,y C,nsisng at least of one E-pound 'iied cGn-
non end two field pieces line of inueDehmeuts tden
fo.lowed the light side of the road, dhcb only beng
between them. Their position excellently ehcsen.
Trere was stream and morsss the left hand widen.
ne ~ as 10 render futile any attempt " Outank the
rebels ON that side. The formation Of ground on Jhs
n h SIDE made flank movement very circuiouH.
The frs. animation Vi the battery was a sharp sis
<hare OF artillery upon the Zouayes, who twice at
sep Ted 10 carry tie work. but were unaoie 10 Psso
the ST. can and mad fall Uck among the Trees Otner
pements then ese up in the order given IN my iirst
dispatch but for want of god COMMANDER fell INTO
ssbfp.iDn. council OF colonies was now be a, and
fke gwen retreat, alter the men had been eA
resrd IN hour aud "a half 10 destructive bre In the
mean time, LeuL-CoI Wsshbuin, win 10 men, hao,
Ly wide circuit reached the OF the battery and
b il quite evident tai the COME crate iToo s-wlo 1t
Il nov mined, dd NOS humber 1UJ men--were GA
tbe poiRi Of leaving tie beid. Notwithstanding TIC
re, or q The pursuit tie Rebels his aide
4
lid ls,l make pursdi, the disappearance Of the
Federal iro0ls
IT.. whole force Of the e3eny fearing an ataoa
ni.deg better aus .cee, Ief ther nirgnlLment, and
Aas,liy withdrew toward YoJhtown, carrying away
their ar,liery and burning she adjnceLt buildings Col
Taylor, with hearty LOO men, yesterday made re-
s,unoseenee from Newport News, but returned TO h-
samp ID tie evening. With tins exception no milf
ssr, novemtnt occurred. captain vi be Zouaves
wb ,.r A>sstart-sa geon, has to-day gone 10 Great
Bethel VITO flag OF and bearing letter from
Gen. Bn, Ter resi- eciug the burial oi The dead They
have DO. ye, retutIed.
The official returns oi Ihe Loot are not We. complete
The following ID li.t Of CD. DurS ees hiiied and
wsaLd.d;
GEORGE H. TlEBOUl, q .nraDy a.
sAMsa CkI5OS Company IL.
f safED RI Sh II ~ z 6 SSP, =
woUNDLD.
RpOLpH VINCENT, Company \, dangerously
A&Es hR ma SIf c,5 IS, Sts .,a3y
,5WARD s0oGt, COMPANY . 'lsh'ly ,
wE nNHMh7 TT'cSiay - e. S'i not 5 s S
I1p. kiLLf AralcE, corp.n, u. 90; danseies,y.
J,5 s,Si' buns CsnsHs d,
Sn nS1 = c S2i SiaN tS S1Ei a. .s s1'
AlssiYG.
se-s HOPPER, coa7s.y G.
The e,,sualties l am confident, win number not les
chan u killed and 10 wounded. Two Of Tx
wunnd.d a. uyecia Hospital died yesterday.
Col B.LdA's regiment bus 3 killed, wounded, and
2misoipg.
The accident in the morning Little Bethel cost
Col. Tvwmepd's regimen, two lives and severd
wounded. A, Grsa. Belhei he had one killed and two
recrt,lly wounded. Quite Large number are sui
mgs,Dg
Lieut.. CREDIBLE whose funeral is now being cele.
br.,ed StD imposing ceremonies, was kiiiea willie Oh
hors-bzek His head struck by ried cannon bali.
Major Winthrop tel mCriai.y wounded in the arns
@ a vermont volunteer BE wa Aid and Acug
Secretary 10 Gen. Butler AID sa'bgr Of hc brilliant
9Th Regiment article il lie June atlantic monthly.
Brig Gen. Pierce has nJt ye. given ar oiueal &C.
count Of tic uuforIngae affair.
Tie NOulicello Las JUS, arrived from Washington
siii, a large amount OF amuIunlolL
Tue weather 10 intensely hot.