The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19
YORK TUESDAY NovEABHR is sl-gRlP'IIR SHEET
lIirfi1nnmusda.ion upon an wtnm

cannot beatow too daiion upon all whom
seahe h,qw seeenmena On ,tlst tday Supplied WIN n
inferior and deaGtye ars, many OF which could not oq
discharged and others bmstng in use thoy f9ngnt np
enotny IN woods wtN wheh be- familiar, behind do
fnaiye works witch he had been prepas ing ior months
CUTS at c5am ljs aud although nhmbtring thtee oy
for toosrnY, bsa lam. fapprpe seyefal Stands q as
a"pntr mi mentioned From lis own
Eehk5aeaF acco,iTt hts da tNas sM fttndfcd kiyedi
wS F t sss ssss SssoS sSe doss nss sss
m'isng Cn& bip9yad Rad dfty'fvs " eaners VINO were
bsr-ngftt tn tfrls rcst
twyeaaema9 @iso earas under my gcrsonai notic&
th ofSgfs ;,nt privacsf Cnd ttcirwhoio dwty nDbiy
assshss ss sHs heS sss s ySssss ss
ar o. " err country by aphediag u In triumph mind
tno shoakx Naals and tho din OF armsa Tho ppoJ
corntry and serves "a halhw just cause With glorious
0a ass sis
asd sSs baScort n III mesnbsrs q y ss
ae onliMa .oy gratitude for Tho zeso and Aaosty h
wich ,hey bcrg my orders II tho face Of danger and '
isMQpc]y Bufdrd nkc and iogh rcpeateaiy 500 their
gans t0 Sharfs a as Sttss r9ys I ne snsy
a.er and largely contributing to tho SUCCESS OF our Arms
tobrSl EoglH ad dMitabc tactiossot only dorod be r
qsput atcnns Of tho cncmy flank him hut secured q
Epukt and his command exposed Throughout, 10 Calling
march NJ, %ssa s. yii liz tie and Toundoa
A : ( ~
Accomplishing dlcah circuit, Colousl Bufoni, actvc,
any wqs h0 s! y ,nFFqv m his et men M'.'p
scaniaR yioraHd Lieutenant White managed thd hss
terry attached 70 my, ConSuaRd with admirable skill pnd
most ,ccessfu effect. Captain j. D. Dolns, WITH ms
conl ai 10 eaSAhyI MApNyedc unsu snd gnt
hrng 1favfas been early IN the day deaehud from his
regiment tire thirty ffst Sho found hrs way IN company
with the twenty seventh to the cnemy's camp on the
QNrg side akargne his ipe with an ippetapsty Shpracf
tegstil ~ tlnseiC andsbis byate followers. r
!0nr Ssctory houh inm and extraordinary cost mayy
valuable lives or the Twenty seventh, ii were kilsdj
AZ wounded pnd 2S are Missing Among INC Woulaea
ws lSca tnat whl shS.ty fccmpany a, gallant ant
promising ynirg o.'ces Who has SINCE, died. ,L,s
OF the Thireth, 9werc Killed, u woun !cd and are
issiRgi ,Anoag t&e Killed R GAlnain fhpnas harki
10y, Company D. brave aud valuable officer who died
true " his trust ssss rf - H. fi.* r &. .
Major Thomas McCicrken acco piishcd AMI efficient
oAQey, whose services were conspicuous on the field, WAS
severely aud, tear, n,qrtally wounded. .a II. I
or tiTbTiyGret, ten were killed Ssixtyone wouhded
and eighteen misng, Capt. J0iia w Rigby Of Com
pa,s Fa veteran ana fathful 6iccr-bcing among the
W. unded also Capt Vim. A. oney, of Company c, who
.ya m erely injured, while leading his company in desl
perite encopnter w,tha detachment Of th6 ehcmy OF
lDolLs cavalry, one vas killed and two wounded. yl
OF Tsylor's company oil light artillery, five. were
wo nlcd among whom First Lieutenant Charles W.
inri3m4 this report, nnaYoidally sonicxhat impert
rect mn, tJorbear bearing my testimony TO The gal
ntry and good. conduct OF every arp Of yonr whole
t6elr valos las ar rtd III yoans tN sitces;ial eonJ
mapd,q, : tt tss =
! have tbe houoy "a be your obcdient servant !a
e" rujiN 4 NNc<1 tts.S \Nl) Brig Gen COMMANDING