Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13

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"ilcas, ri n,iii ii.:.r ps..'!iat "'Lnes" ht'
msn. AID L., uY ~. ,h= Ill ntiells Eursl i-:!i
diddsii llaiis Ike sha;is;s@i .::aIs. sud iaese'
| Away iii !itle ,!s,,,ls al ~ i.i.a iai.oi. nhil'
Others ii!Gi tE sir I'll, -b:ii .ris&in aht
hurried iii i" Lui- iai ii. t!.e ioai EfeiJ
sesoi''i n tis..e liza ,tz sseis! i"ie, ai1 s'si
ii'':i !" zp&Gs n.: pa.E Il nit'' dea,;.
now ~ ni.,1i. ~! ln, ri;:ni.
Ii 7same th,! lie snrinys. .i,Ah:a MAS
CHECKED. r:. hl n.a !airly ot3plsi III I!s
sWsmpy Erot,nt a,..,r. i;.a =; s aiii riai i't!
hs Lsd sanIsi 100 much - @i'@ il UP easily
aid Do uiai ..a.I AID sr.in OH liGe Esg>
EaY The l.t L.,ny Iii mi ir6se; but two Z
:Jsns.Gn's rssiuienls-fbe ;; ia snd ga Penn
syl7enia-Nouidh haTo rnoIo lhaI retrieved it
Ocl. Caianbeil. Of tho ::7tt ,sas sU~a ioTa
bat i.iol. Hayes, OF tie Esd. ~ his he7oic CO
ample and desperate endea7or, kcF. the mer
IN their places, aud Inspired all around tim
With noble emulation; Jet rhs FIRE Wsa iuaT
full, tho regiments ,saslnsd to melt Al this
polIl il vas tla: tho Grsve Devon received bis
wound Hardly uan remained mounted
for sTaTY horse was shni snd lhe regiments
,7sss tdtni;: terribly: hpt "a few
brave men STOOD thero foT tiisIf aatin;.; t:rs
sapt sEair placss
nnERE mAe rIkET
tnns,'s brigade, Of kearreys l5ialoD
when Birney advanced, had been nrt1eroi to
advance by thu railr,Gl III full limo IL have
: .. d -,
he reGGhed il; his lnsh tcUups. poured IN after
tho hesrd light al7.ady upiir, must hsvu turned
tie tide, and the enemy would hu7o been
routed ihaIi. Bul hs did Dot reach it, He
halted. pstterson;a rrigads. ordered in to
Eirn@J';; left, wcEt through Tbs sTS2P5
wouds and siilost TnpasslDIe TICKET, and
pushed on still, wEilo 6.rnsy, WITH lair dry
road, aud the h:at cot n:lis sway: hslted
sud sat down.
oCR'MEE okIEsEI s1cG-.sET ESE7 IL dcof
ORDER.
II = nct e=Itain that ouT pi5n Tcuia not
atil have hsld the point, TIT nov they were
and forming ss they went, so ihst they gave
GROUND and kspI their arieI, Tho Eight in
that parl oi tbs d.ll uu ile williamsburg
road ior ihst deg snie,i e." hundred yards
iuither nu to1 hour llteT bouT che enemy,
witb continued accession OF fresh troops, had
pashad Us Oh, ard nov. after Re had pusncd
rs mile, nc still went lighting him: step By
step, snd in good order. HIS impulse vas
spent, ari &c stepped. He occupied our camps
that night #i;i :roaps that lad ao' been il
acii5.!
IL. rst.istute "Espi3>a les telsi7s1 .
sop oi the :Iew IoTk "HerEld; 81 it's 77sh
insl: from .1niat ne uaste tie iailoHihs az
tracts
IAHEs:: YE5I Ia5 EAIIt, oT :s's5
-5ii5:.''
TKoMr rEIiiNsUiL-TERgIriE iossEs oi IaE
REEEI.-TEI TEoU;iTG r!tiEo, WOUNDED
ARD .iissi:iu.
McriEIIANs hElucr4afEes, Juae d
Two d-ser.ers 4nn as ms ia this morning, stats
thar Goa. Joe Johnston n as seriously II mol
u ortally wounded Though lie groin. EY u
mimic hsll, during tho lste bsltlo,
Ger, GuaLa7us ". Smitl is roT iii o1lu
manl. GthsT ;ui6rrlati6h received goea {" t''I
rohurat5 these I.a:s.
1hese dessieis stale tEai Ito teLe loss is
estimate; ct iu.UGU il: sjllsd. wounded aud
missing
TO naic7::ai -E=a::.. l~; sak:. risSS Il. tie
poeitiou Of the enemy
4 negro hss e1riTed cs:2 W.T. lcir Rt-lGSoa
5asteTdoy. Il represents :hiEss as IN terri.
tie stc;s ::f cInfusioa aud uncertainty. Ft3
tro1ps aIe in The citJ excepting hGse dong
siisri duty sn,i tending 10 tbs SICK and wound
ed, Ill being .on.I.eltd fu teinEil oniside,-->
Thsrs Tsre 10 egns Of e7AcustiIn. EiiI Oh tbs
contrary everything goo, &c sh1@ Il dstei tl!"
el resistance on tho rpri oI tha iobsls
Tho negro s,alss hai nnring ths light ni
Sunday the Eur,ae tni.4 siri all s!esaie'i posi-
tons HrIe covered r'ilh pa"i'ls {" n nii.Gss tho
battle, every 0ne edpe:l'hE IL ser "uf ttohps
driven intn tho GhissGtdlhinS hut "hsn they
saH the rebels lunning tiTsI1e the tAj tbe
greats! G"usleI dstiou pTe5aied,
Many Of lhe inhabitants have .Ios5ad Ito
James riTer, expecting The :ity To he oaeu
pied ty our tTcopE sc0i. /: is TumoIed that
General Iagrude7 is going to 7ssign. having
become dissustei with lrs .e6al military ad-
oinistTatlon.
Wa sro iai1r.. ai rLst stsE. a;o &c tT"sFs
Getoesn lhe RspPala1uocs sad tho afIiy OF
the Potomac under command OF General bic.
C!ellan I nag OF irles eame il to d,J from
Gen. Husar, asking for tie hoaies Of General
Fsttigre", and Oolonsle Davis, Lelghttcot:
LONG and Breton. VINO were supposed to have
bsen killed ir the late battle Colonel Davis
was the only cne killed. Leighstcot and L one
are prisonsrs, and EretGn was wounded. as also
Gen. PettizIer Colonel Davis body will to
returned.
7sisoasE5 % wLH
TaiTszousE, fanunky Ei7eT, Jdus The
following are tie nsnes Of tbs eleven officers
who, with two bundred aud thirty prl7atse,
wcro msae prisoners OF war. They are now 10
charge Of Captain John Esvsnagh, Sixty
Third regiment fieH IulE State Volunteers,
Irish Brigade
! Col. Charles \. L=gtli6ot. la0at} t}-stivnd
North Cafolins.
North Oaroina.
Major Tally Grs56iI ISau:y>eErlh seoF.
Eis
Capt. + $. Iays. 3oli, C.loIa=
csa. HEiTika's sTAFf.
1t. ~ y. Ulsgg, Fourteenth 1eoigia
IT, J.R. + Miller. Forty ninth GooT ia.
L. Y. j. NJ. Preston, Fourteenth Georgia.
LII A. /. EurleY. T"ents coma 'orlt
Carolins.
Ii. Joln Melhtn:, 5i4teaa;:. fioEih Caro-,
lima.
Second Lisi,=asnt d, D=Ec.a. Fo:sJ-nIs'
Virginia
6onrnd Ecyd. Sc ,sao Lisu;.a--lt hslseh AT,
tIlsry. Firguia.
ToIaDEp od TEE Es1':EEc
Major H. !. Hubbard, sth A'sssI.a.
1t. W. ". Horsley, Co E 45;h Ie.
1t O. P. Brangau, %. ! < c Ala.
J. s. Jones, Go. y, "a Els
5. H. Hughs:, &c 1. 42;l.
T. J. horton, 90. /. 9Th GIG.
NJ. r. Hugins.. % 6, 27h Ga,
g. S. ilz, 90. j. 4sth Va
+. Cullen, Co, D, ssh Ala
Fl SoeI :er. 10. i, 24!h Va
J. 4, Mccormack, Co. @, AL "