New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

some OF Mayor Rogers men, were conrngled indis'
crimnaiely, ightIng shoulder t. shoulder.
! OF the regiment, there were certainly over 300
in the fight while If the battalion there were
SC rely l0O You publish the loss of tue iorm er IN
killed ard wounded, TO be ~ aud that of the latter
to tie 81 OF The AZ, 9were killed. Of the %,
were killed. Tue battalion lost Capt. Mollohan the
nobest.ooking oiieer | ever beteld. The pslIant
Luher ID. Raymond, Lieutenant Of Moiloh.ns
| CompsDy, lost his nght arm. Several Others were
severely wounded. Col lIsnsbrouph, himself was
wouI ded severely ia the tbIckes OF the fight urging
ami leading on the men FOUND BIN, many Of whom
were 3lst aud Rogers men-t5e writer belonging to
the latter Glass; He exhibited tbrOus hout eDtLu.
siasm highly contagious, and a courage secand TO
mans lie bad picked upa Yankee musket, Viii b
| loaded for him more thun once. was Dear him
when he Was shot. He pla ed bis hand on lis thi>h,
where the bnl'et entered ard ten Staggered and
fell. | heard him cxclaim, They have biz me, but
IN give them one round more" Suiiot the action
10 he WORT, lie drew up 10 log, and hfed bis nue.
ket ana several barrels Of IS navy revolver with
Deliberate aim. He cont Eued TO urge on bis men,
tall Lieu. Robinson aud another toe hun on tas
field. THIS was about II O'Clock, and tho enemy
were then recoiling before our incessant lie end
deadly aim.
1t i. josi, also to say that the battle was COM
mencel by this battalion. As soon a. bis SCOUTS
spnodnced The approach OF the enemy through shs
woods on our risht, c.. Hansbronxh led bis bit.
taliou 10 meet them. lie got within 10 yard. oi
tie Enemy aud gave them deadly volley. The aia
AID Rogers neU were 400 yards distant, and out OF
sight. The battalion fell ba. k aud met tue Dish
which g,ilantly advancing. As it teii oacR,
the enemy poured upon IL d shower OF Miuie balls'
| The enemy at this point $50 strong Then
il war that tis 3lst and this batt hon advanced to
the charge aud became commlnglec. BOTH corps
acted as Otavely men could act, tDonga tiey
evinced but Little Discipline. Hsns0iougis met, ~
well as the 3ist, are Ill Northwestern VirynEna.
These are facts wei known Ia camp, ard it appean
TRANCE cti.r-aiers aud others si.ouli DC 80 utterly
fpryeIiul OF them. | believe The enenys lo-s IN
killed bud wounded To have been at icast JO) lhsf
al surely a.re account Of tho result Is Father eon'
hImaiion OF our statement.
THE LYING YANKEE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
OUR TROOPS, E1C.
/ Corresponderce Of The Richmond Di.patrh-
Gasp AILrGaASY. Dec. 81. 1851
Our boys are lag ing heartily over The Yankees
pulli- ed Gccodnt Of the ba lie OF All ghahy ihe
follow, Q a.s,ge is really amusing: " The rebels sss
ire to their camp and Ielreated TO Stanton. Oar
boys lett the field ia good ofcer. why, my Gear
| siIs IL would have done yOur heart SOoo Ia Laws
seen tie scoundrels run TIE road for thee miles
was covered vi b their knap-scss canteens Hank
etr, hats and haversark-, ard the etizers from the
country brit u the news thtt trey we're -tilS zen
with the mo,t disglaceiul panic. the villains veB'ed
their spl,en upon sn old womaD hyiug npon shs
g ,een6ank road, aged ~ Year,, by deS foyiog her
furniture, carrfi"g Of her provisions and 6r,akihg
nu her cooking utensils. Col. Juhnson .eut Ter
sack of -four and some other ariicls Their troom
went back to Cheat Mountain Ia Mid coo usion, 10
NOM iLed aud cl-I irited. Nothing PERVERTED thef
entire capture but the Withdrawal OF Col IaGasr-
70 = bri ade from ibis lire Of operation.
! We learn from our -pies aud fion men recently
! from North-W sem Virginia. that tie enem! con-
fer "A Os. in killed, wO1u' ed, shd missing, vi over
: ven hundred mep. larir d I'D bodies are TIN
| being found in the w0Ods SIX weie IU1nd yeetS
day. with their ewes licked out oy the crows, ana
u,ay more doubtless lie scattered through the derss
lOre-f.
Among the officers that distinguished Themselves
in The late battle was Major B,yEin, Who snui.
n,aned the 3l,t Virginia K, .iueut. lie charged d
the head of lis meD cLeered thea ON oy Is ysi,r,
ana drove the enemy ia confusion down tie I'LL.
Major 30, kin Is from Lewis Comfy grlpu''e Oh
the Mill ar Institute, aud l. quite yong men.
lie il the idol Of his meo. We learn thaf he hts
,ince been pror'ot,d 20 Lielte aut-Coloneicy.
We daily expect a renewal # ths attack np'n oui
camp, Tie .nemy, under the giid,nce OF tory
named Sltyin have been reconnoi eiinJ our POSITION
with the intention Il cuttI road Tor ar'iliay.
patty has gone olt u caytue tuem, ana Lotg Trey
lniied The g. eny in m. attack on he 18th iu-. IL
thev Lead "old johnson, they nay next ce 'us
devil. hs'
WINTER COMFORTS OF OUR TROoPs-GEH.
LOKING'S SPECIAL ORDER.
! Onr corresp oud-nt " L. s." t. whom We ave To-
debted for graphic desc iption OF he battle OF Aiie-
Vbnpv Mountain, here oio a published. writes ffon
Col Jobnson's camp, uuder date " ,he l'th hrs.,
tat our victory was, inleed, brilliant one nd
probatly the hardest fought battle u Tue war lbs
enemy : loss WAS very severe, ana anLOush tcv
carried off many wagon lOads Of dead and woibcea,
and l,tt many dead Jooies upou tue field yet We
,on,inue 10 find their dead behind logs aud 10 crew 81
of the ro,ks every day since TIE bt l. % issoi
H.. Il - "a. our troops that nearly oil The dead elsDy
f.u, d W re- SHOT thfOaS the head or ofeas'' ins
" liter aGds: 49,.
nWe have a very hard time OF It upon these
mouufsins vet we bear Il without mhTiHur iSo
I.tet from the balance OF the worii, depilse9o!
every ooai5zi, AID doomed to the mos oe'yl.e go
In nth America, we are stu read, ~ suhei e'ou
orr. far our pohl. Commonwealth alb our .efe~
rights Our homes are ID possession OF tne ene{,
ard n, ye have 10 sutler al THIS posi- we are unas's
zen 10 procure "a pipe, much i,ss tue vIniiof'' %
la Inst rLInk Of men .lee irg ia tle open air. 90
,hs hare uroubd upon tie .umniit oi aneS hni a
rhe Iatter part of December we 10 'o's "a
nigh,ly since the battle. Last nikht srP' oeu's
p, ,b, yyiud blowing a hurieane. The Keeh oi.ss
d 'osl w. ham h my blanket aga clothing, aud ehli.
;n 80 drop OF NY blood. Our men beai all ''eS
-, ;o, . Al erriu U.s. aud express "a arm uefrAi"s
,, ., ti@bt the war through. Il 10 true We wong
nrefer leing s,nt 70 some p'llt where VIC oOu,u
purchase necessary supplies, anu VIZ &C.. @ -
= - orders; int the conflict OF tie iSth hss onr"s
Il orer aud we viii probably no" have W " 'H'e'
vi son~T,,ul,tory order Of Colon johnson 70
! i, t,oops h,s aloea Teen pnbns 90, a." 80
now received tie iollo~inS isSueu ~ wv"
on lIe u''' "a -, ,ysv a, NoRrE.NyRsr Sr.usroS.
HEADsuA y. Drreuiber. Il. 1901. J
ov Ma 9Th. General coum ,ndins iearp', ~ creed
os'.';or ~ the tendiI scht W met "a the "hsl'
Ky , ira, D. under Co onri r. Johnson on 'ue su NM
"i tho in o,, 200 = -ctise he met al iepus'c
500 sfong vim h,s'g lo's, ai'e' ~! 'Sf'
, ~. Al mi, 4 seven hJur' duration. -, Ill.,
an. l. of our gsll.n, nrades who bsye allen.
s,np,iti -s with the honor-nle sounded "a lou'1
y,Inss 10 the officers and soldiers OF the eolshs
i0' 'N'" b, dsI OF General Loring
J. ~ BAKI0N A. A. "