The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Robinson's and

ances Dromp arrived The scene Of the conflict and
carried on ~ who were unable TO walk
sHs MET MORNING.
The mornings light revealed scene al which the mind
shuddered, but which WAS composed Of those eonccmi
tans only which render all batle;nelds after the excite
ment OF che conflict has passed away terrible and
voting the unmpassisned beholder In the nght
Culpepper the loss Of aeld and line officers very
markabls Most Of wounded have received their
juries on the lower limbs.
GEN. roPE on zHn KuB.
During the progress Of the nght when, indeed, IL
raging with most fury Gen. Pope and sta rode TO the
aeld The General was greeted by his troops with tho
most vocrous cheering he rode 10 the front and took
position In the thcksst of the fight whilo here in
tenssy occupied marking tho phases Of the conflict and
revolving the advantages Of different positions no
near falling into rebel ambuscads only discovering his
danger In barely sufficient time TO enable him to avoid It.
SEVERAL RxHxL rRsoSKRs FELL INTO OUR HANDS,
from whom I received particulars attending tho
fight, aud some Incidents connected herewith II is
TAIN from what have learned that Gen. windsr was
killed In the dght.
General jackson is wouAded slightly In the hama Gene
raj Saxton is morally wounded. The rebel force
gagged in the battle was from forty 10 nfty thousand
General Augur's wound h not dangerous. II Is flesh
wound In the hip. General Geary severely wounded In
the arm General Banks had his horse Killed under him.
a did also the chief Of General Ropes sa Colonel Rug
gles Culpepper vast hospital though most OF the
wounsed win be sens to Washington FOR treatment.
wH ovs rsoors sSryaxD ssyEsnr.
One cause Of TIE amount OF casualties falling upon us
aro,s from The necessity which compelled TO
open ground considerable distance raked By the fire
Of the rsbcs who under cover Of the woods jack
son put his usual strategy in prsof upon this occasion He
concealed his strength for hours during the day. fighting
with cannon planted and In his time
nd fcr urd
raassed troops suddenly upon eur limos. But hero he
was chsckmAed and hn strategy rendered abortivo by
shs watohrunsss Of our generals and the unsweryng
sailantry Of the brave troops they lod.
MAJOR YuouEs.
Maor Pelouze, General Banks' Adjstant, took COM
mand Of hesasng regiment and bravey led II through
a calling nrc He received two shots, aud is severely
bu. not dangerously wounded In the sido.
Tho following is partial list OF our officers killed and
wounded
Lieut.. Col Crale Cd isconsin, supposed killed
Major Scott same regiment, wounded
Col Donnelly, 18th New York, wounded
Major cray loe,h rennsylvan,a, wounded
Capt slyman, lo2d New York, wounded.
Caut Clay ton, samo regiment, wounded.
Can't. Spring, same regiment, killed
Can't Title same reg nent, wounded
Lieut. Mead same regiment, wounded
Capt. Mcdonald, LIST Pennsylvania cavalry
Can't Taylor, same regiment, wounded
Cstt Hawley, ST. Wisconsin, wounded.
.ut Hs saoII on ,sn Princes stan, slightly wounded
Lieut. Long, 2sth New York, wounded.
Joseph NJ Gadder, Of Gen. Popos cody guard was killed
white Cen Pope was cSamining the battle ground
rns RATTLE VICTORY, why.
Tho victory has beon compsse though am aware that
many newspaper writer's here look upon tho issue Of hs
saturdays aght disastrous defeat simply because
at tho setting in Of darkness, forces rered hai
milo TO the roar put tho cnoay d precisely the same
thing On Sunday moruing. however, wa 'ava'oea
asaln tok up our position 10 fed Hhf comnene ''
bu wing our own and tse fs.e aeab Neibng bui iesa'
,css,s vc,, h. ~ esn i..,e ly lleay sunday; NO