New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31
C..,,.,cd frsn F1rss Pase.
e.--..1 tbxt the enemy were IN force ~ CsoaPo"
, D ohont ten miles IN advance.

s,s distance of % miles which pOiut they reached
on Monday, at noon, bringing with them tne %
a,ous and stores. They lave received the higoes1
crai.e from the Commanding General anu ai "o
ccf3cers who witnessed their cool bravery
The full reports of the casualties OF the refresh
heve not been received. We give however, Official
Hss Of the killed and wounded 20 far az they have
srrived. The correspondent Of The Erca'nS rest
supu,ies the following LIST Of the "a Massachusetts
Regiment
CoxrAsy A.-wouDdd-sers b H. a. sswyer' .s"versly
private. NJ LO9shin t'-yerely Il s ssisy m% "
Morse, William Moss Chsries Perkins, iymsn Lane
CoEpAsY b" oond.sVEz ssyrn ic M cs,"nv ,s'sn.
lau,y Missing-SeIg Randy t,iuce in from ispt
ferpl Corp Doheriy fnva'ss Jsmei Cot's" d sem
Dsupl Gsriy. DsDi-l 5 GIinnei, hn Gesson Abeit
Harley. Frsncis Msoy, Edwsrd H. Mo.her james a. Wa;
top Peer MeHim Chre. Newman James NJ Pope s.a
Re.rion Jesse T. Simpson, Reuben Smih S'epne" '"0'
Cosrssr c-Kled-Charles II. Emerson I.t, u San
Mis.ins-sersrsnt Larobe Corporal Laagmal PH,y'
Cesy- Dennis Duffy Hutchinson hiinor SGn Tenn, S,sey
Charles MeCary, kneeisnd Csrsher' oh'er' iO'''
ool'i %,,; Js' T.9s aS
MSug-Firs Sergeant Parker Fith strs'at inG; w..
GorpOs MOacn Ceays. w f,SSban. had CIosy
Lnkir Orne Pre- Lickuer Toinoe -, p,,o. n,
CoppAsY E-Wonnded--C Hgbt Ms-ug-invstes BOZ
nm sart,y Yul,en Daniels A. Facs Foss Grant, Grant
Hos.u Kenney Ms.ne q. j. metcaie trAus haehaios'n'
CospsSY ESKiIei" sergeant Williams Privsie u. u.
Smith acknowledgement C. r. Nudge (uis'ngl Pnvs,es |
bu, since returned isom Hs'peTs tery-ssTg. ant Man
Private. Bling Bawbour Churchill, CuTent Didcr Hay
si.t q T. Smith Town.eud Tyler. Not heard lIon-CoI-
posl Msr.h Privs,es Butler Hail Higgins Powers chsi.'
CosrAsr G.-Kiled-rrivaies Chsnncey Peel, wm Done
wOunded-IhOs Delay an Marsh VIM to,{, KOBE.
porsl. ysmes Purc, Edward fare ell, W. CIowni, HELD
fnvae. Benjamin n. Aiey Wan Andrews. Thomas Bsi'y.
gene Conner JOAN Croui Philip r. Dillon Ric1sId pos
Bios, VIM Draper Charlie. @ ti.aeT Richard dGOSiSa
Thep.. Lamb. Patrick Lee, John eCaIty John Ne'op
kO'Ii, oConne Avsh j. PsFAe Nm j. r.nt,sad, jam
Samuel George w. Spragoe Alvin Linsnse John hoo''
Cosr,sS II ~wonnisasserseant VIM Harris, ccrro,.l
James r. Powers; Pvstes Patrick Noonan michss ne, ~
Cas- Fynn Msns-eorPGrs''o WeSosI obn HS,ole
Nm II JeIson' Morn, kca ing Henry Kelly Michael Ken
sedy James Lehsne John NJ Leonard John Lyon Iena'
AoCresdy Ge, More John g O'Conne o. Henry Sinasrs
J,ues NJ Tbbe,,. Ezra WhttemoIe, Oliver Wight Geo.
CovP.yr L-Killed-Ch,rlcs Higgins. Wounded Co,po-
al. 4 g. M1proe 5. o. Maynard, William C. HsDeces; Pr.
.ae T. Bedford Hors,e Bos@ah A. BI s -, 'onn
Thomas Lydor George ". Quinn, Joseph Steele Charles
fi.yner Missing: Private. John F. james, wsl'ee bon.
D. Avsnon. LORENZO Davis Thonss Kssne'' Thomas Lem
sos, olAss shesIin Bernard Finn us,rv W Col.
Msns: First sergesn, Dsnel CSsry Corporal Je'en'ah
Ds,ay Jobn Fla Ceorse Morris William A. Springer,
james Eye Thoas, Watson Albert Hayward ana H-nry
brrg.
SURGEON Leland was taken while attending 70 the
wounded OF Saturday night. Assistant Surgeon
Stone was made prisoner at Winchester. Major
Dwight was wounded at Winchester and made 6
rrsoner. Drum. Major Kesselhuth is also missing
II il houaht that Capt. Nudge will be beard from
az he had horse. Lieut.. Robert G. Shaw, son o
Francis G.. Shaw Of Staten leland, would have beer
killed hut for bis Taich which received rifle bal
that otherwise would have entered his stomach.
COnee9op Of the Associated Press
Wuuaxsrosr Wednesday Msy 20 1862.
The first intelligence of the attack on Front X ga
was brought to Winchester by one of the Ira iarri
Guard, and was teegaphed 10 Gen. Banks al Stras
burg BY Capt. Flag, Assistant Quarsermasler U. S
A. Blu; fifteen minutes elapsed after the Rebel
were discovered before Col. Kenly's command wa
completely surrounded
The large quantity Of medicines and surgeons in
aruments and hospital stores at Winchester we've
destroyed by medical purveyor Baxter while th'
enemy were in town. DIR. Baxter passed throng!
O storm Of balls and shells and was several times fire.
on from the Taylor ilouse, where he had boarde,
for weeks.
Coiss Zouayes ifrique, battslion of Ira uar
Yis Go d, under Co. De Forrest, Capt Hampton Q
tbe sburgh Battery, few Of bis men, and
sua ,dy Of infantry, cut Of by the mai
boo be enemy, between Middletown and VIII
ehes
The whole force consisted Of Ices than one thoussr
men. The Zouaves and cavalry had seen detsile
70 destroy the bridges after our retreat. Cap
Hampton, after securing lis guns, went tc the re;
TO bring off his battery wagon and forge. Findn
their retreat cut of, they reraced their road
St'asburg. Several times Hampton checked pursu
by the euemy's cavalry by mounting sioye-pipe o
bis carriage and placing it in position till The infant
Lad passed ahead
Tie ruse was not discovered by the enemv
Reaching Sirasburg, this force collected 3j abau
doned wagons loaded with commissary stores
Thence they took the mountain road north, and >,
circuit0ls route, and came in sght Of " nchestc
only to find themselves in the enemy 4 rear Tai
ing the road to Bath, followed by battalion O
Rebel cavalry, they finally reached the Potomac
near Hancock, and arrived here last night with bu
email loss.
On one occasion, the ZOuayes (only about 20 il
number kept at bay for quarter Of IN hous
brigade of the enemy, snd, perhaps, saved the who'll
force. The Zouaves are Gen. Bankss body-guard
and appear to have been well selected for such al
important duty. The following is their logs:
KiLLED-Jaines Lsurisr, Wn. McClane Jene4 b. Bnt.ou
NoUSDED--Chas. feGelan.
hissING-None.
At Hancock the Zouaves found secfecd, anC
brought off, six cases Of rifles.
Less than fifty wagons out Of about five hundred
including many considered worthless by General
Shield whea be left this colrmp have been lost auc
tIe enemy have derived ba. Little benefit from what
was abandoned on tho road. A large amount Of old
camp equipage, Turned over to the Quartermsster,