New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

LATE FROM RICHMOND.
lIIE EEBLLs JtDliAAI-rIUNf Or JIiLiK lat
DASH IN ORR REAR.


from qAe hicbsaord Dfipi,eh June IS.
X being determined upon 20 penetrate the enemy :
li.s. aud make ;ull aud Thorough ruconnci wance
Of ther po.iion and strength. Gen. j. l.. b. Stuart
ordered The iat lCol. Fz Hugh Lee, 9th Col +.
w. Fitg Hugh Lee, ard ith Virginia Cavalry tii-Rt.
Gardner cOmmandIngl 10 hold then selvcs IN rlaoi-
rrfs. 1teie regiments, however did not turn ont
more than bali tL-ir usul strength. the itn not
having more than four companies the field. The
Jch. ID Wis Troop were nlso Incorporated IN the De-
ts ~ also two plc,es Of stuart Fir.ug Artillery
o l,-pould hoNii4or and G-fouad Ensiisl NE
Iiece-ibo whole force no, numbering more than
l., 10 men, If even the total reached that number
Ou Ihuraday a. dawn this column proceeded down
the Charlottesville Brook Church. turnpike, ard
bad gone rome distance without nolestallon when
ne yanyuard overlook eli Ia or Ten adventurous
groes lourneying rapidly toward the Union lines.
Tbese ruuawiys secured und sent 20 the rear,
md as night Was drawing near pickeis anh vlGeites
were PLACED aud the column caGied Tor the tigtt
uear Atllald il being considered imprudens % pro-
gros, further.
Toward morning signal rockets were hrtd, and
answered by our IroO,s gt the huea iu 90 the nar,
1hd - soOn A. day broke ihe cavalry 60 nan pro
credcd Oh Iis ulIch. Carefully aud oautiouly i0ui
lf' Ing, The Ugon Zines were penetrated, when
h0re pcke- discovering our vdeitos advancing, TIE
yid.ltos bafty retired according 10 orders, upoa
the main boay concealed BY woods and turn 10 the
81. Being near Hanover Court uouee, The Union
10 were won, proceed tlher daily Tor forage
captured picket Iniormed The men, but on th orch-
rion al orders 10 proceed far as poss,be toward
Richmond. Il beiUg thought possible TO capture e.. 0
whole detachment, dispositions were accordingly
made bu' upon tho appearance OF the Second
rQusdron Of the 9TH composed Of che Caroline ORA
youns. Cap. Swan, and Lees Light Horse, Lieut.
Hung ericrd commandingl under Command OF Capt
swan, tie euenye Ou,posls hastily Raliopeo back,
aud their nam body took 20 Diglt, Cap. Swan =
squadron dashing aft r ,hem down the road, making
Il s,eudid race lor two miles Ut killing pace. Hay
iug proceeded thns far and Dear the Courtd House,
The enemy seemed. TO have been rec forced, ant
nude h stand Oh tie road, and In the fields 10 the
ii, ht end LETT OF Us.
Thinking to flank them, and capture the whole
force Col Lee of the lat proceeded round their 20
fition 10 eat oil retreat but the movement occupy
inc longer tine than derrcd the second squadron OF
the 9Th prepared 10 charge And as they trotied 10
ward the enemy. the Union leader could be plainly
seen and heard harunguing bis troops, urging aud
reging th,m 10 net like men, and etand. His elO-
quence WIS OF no avail and rs the second squadron
OF the 9th incrcas tn ir pace and came near 10
them with hgshing stbers, the Union officer gal
opod TOW ard them, thinking his ucn wonid follow.
Not no, however, and rs he wheeled his horse back
again, our men were upon him; be fell, shoi in the
head his men gave feeble vollsy with pistols aud
scampered of tue Geld IN ludicrous style, leaving
killed and wounded behind, and many PRISONERS.
CAPTURING outposts and pickets IN great NUMBER and
oyertakng wearied horsemen, IL was ascertained
that the iorce engaged were squadrons OF the 9TH
United States Reg ali1r who had eeen Lard service