The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

Lieut. Geo. n Munger, sSsh New York.
Hsus s VIM VIM. L. Mayo, ioosS New YORK.
Lisut J. A. Smith, SSH Pennsyivania.
IAsut J. ". Atchison, ssth Pennsyivania, slightly
Lieut. Geo. Wood, Esd Pennsylvania, slightly.
Lieut.. 49, wedersanl, 52d Psnnsylvania.
Lieut.. G. G. Gaylord, lo1st Pennsylvania
Lieut.. Anran YOUNG lelss r N IVA ,u,,.
Lieut. Lshrah Israes, 55th New York State militia.
Orderly Sergeant Jas Mayan 5sth New York STATE NIL
Prisoaes oad MissinS.
Colonel Jonathan 8. Belknap, 85th New York.
Captain Chas H. Burhaus Goth New York.
The Tenth Massachusetts, Volunteers, General Couch,
and the Ninety New York Volunteers Gen. Casey
are reported badly up especially Companies B. and
a. Of the former.
Battery H. First New York artillery, had corporal
and Ave or six privates wounded They succeeded in
saving all OF their guns but one but lost all their cas
son stocks.
Battery A. OF the regiment, Lieut. Hart, lost six
guns most them 12pound brass pieces. These guns
the enemy turned upon soon captured. One
or two prvates Of this battery we're wounded, but
the names have not yet been ascertaned.
These are few whose names learned as they were
being removed from the field. II viii be day two
before anything like full list can be obtained.
Many OF the wounded were Immediately taken TO the
rear and placed upon cars and carried TO the White
House, where boats are in waiting to receive them.
The arrangements for taking Of the wounded are
as complete ~ could bs expected.
RxyIsc1oss urox rm rcHr.
IN summing up tho days fighting wo come 10 the con
cusiou that although temporarily obliged 10 fall
back short distance and suffered tho loss Of seven field
pieces and all our tents blankets &c. with probable
loss IN killed. wounded and missing Of six seven hun
dred still have many things TO congratulate ourselves
about ana be thankful for II must BE- remembered
that General Caseys division INTO the engagement
only thousand strong at the outside while the force
OF the enemy was at least four times that number We
succeeded in saving all our baggage wagons, cnBcsrs
baggage and losing only small amount Of commssary
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1he enemy commenced the attack about one p. NJ,
throwing their whole force against Cen Caseys 20
stion with the evident design causing panic In his
ranks which thcy sos only failed doing but was held
10 check for long tims until many OF his men were
made to bite the DUST and till Gen. Couch had time 70
prepare his forces 10 support him. Then and not till
,hsn-when we hardly had officers enough 70 give the
csmmanddid brave fer give way before shs over.
whslmng force Of the enemy anda back 10 the posi-
ton occupied by Gen. Couch. As left the ned regimen.
after regiment wss pouring in from Hsntzelman and
Sumner and though nearly Clark, the firing was still,
kept up The battle will Doubtless BE- renewed in the
morning and the enemy driven back.
New York Troops I'm General Casey's d..
vision.
ALRASv, June 4, 1862.
The following New York regiments wore in General
Cassy,s DIVISION which met with the disaster st the
Chickahomny river
Fifty sixth, Colonel Van wyck ctmmauding; composed
Of companies from Sullivan and Orange counties.
Eighty FIRST, Colonel Rose (sick home) Lieutenant
Colonel ne Forest Of Albany, comm andng; companies
from oswego and Rome.
Eighty.afth, Colonel Bslknap, recently promoted;
companies from Allasany and the Southwestern counties
Ninety second, Colonei Hunt (brother n.isw OF Gen.
Casey commanding; companies from Potsdam.
Ninety third. Colonel Croker prisoner with tho
rebeIs) Lieutenant Colonel Butler commanding; com
panss from Albany Saratoga and Washington counties
mot in the hght.--Ep. HERALD
Ninety sixth, Colonel Fsirman commanding; companies
from Pattsburg.
Ninety eighth, Col Dutton "a VEST Point onicer), com
manding: companies from Malone and Lyons
One Hundredth, Col. James NJ. Brown, commanding
companies from Buffalo forming the second regiment Of
or scragg's Eagle brigade.