New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

chV cite took position on the rlght, JUG oou emmy
va ala and lGlst New-York ac,ing aS To- ~, =;
force mon ma across "A wheat field 20 our leit Inc
9Th deployed and advanced 70 '"v ie.r ''u 'oh'l
and the 2Oh Indiana ~ pidy follower nc o'isHse
then consisted Of the Slh New ioIH' |'1 ac,
and 10th Massachusetts, ID 'he oiue hau 'u' w 'V'
an he riO.t bu- not connecting WIN Inc center
a. he ooh Indiana advanced, The Slih became
sb-r,1v engaged with the enemy, end Gen. ROBIN
SON ordered our boys to cheer, which was taken oy
them for an order to charge, and cheer ana charge
thew did scattering the Re els like chan; ont Ihey
Lo6 NOT proper support for The enemy deploy,ng 70
the rsht and left, fanked the SIN New-fork ana
2O,h Indiana, and entirely cut off the lo'h MasSi-
cbusetts from any power of supporting vs. iHo
2Oth was therefore compelled 70 fall back, when
they did with severe loss, u. not uniii ihey h@'
killed and wounded some 200 OF the enemy. , =,
Col. VIM. l.. Brown Of The Goth Indiana gaiIan'iy
led s regiment into actlop and had 1t not been LOT
the superior numbers of the enemy ana the want ~
proper support, wo1ld have carried the day, ana
aiken ,he Rebel battery IN front.
Lieut.. Col. Vanyalkrnberg was wounded, ana ms
horse thot while leading the right wing, on which
the enemy poured al euilading ire.
Capt Dick OF Co. ID, Acting MAJOR, led the left
wing, and each officer and man did mia whole duty:
Cant Jyile OF Co. & was mortaily wonDdsd
while leading bis division, and Lieut.. Vatchett OF
Co. ID was severely wounded at the head OF the
sklrmishers.
Of The war when the lOss is taken into cODsl iera-
lion. and reflects credit on the regiments engaged.
We held ou- nrst position that night, and nave
gsiued mile on orr advance on the LEFT.
The open field of he ba,,le remained neutral for
the plght. The enemy treated or wounded Win
kindness and paid every attention TO their wants.
Our hospital arrangements were excellent. Brigade
Surgeon Everss aud Chaplain Porter were constantly
bury and our wounded rave been taken 20 she boats
at ,be White Honee.
The battle may commence again at any moment.
We are holding the position andthe enemy threaten
Ing and both are on the alert.
The enemy Tough, desperately, and they can light.
There is no denying that. Many dead are yet lying
in the swamps through which we sklrmIshed, and
probably will never be found.
The following is he list Of killed, wounded, and
missing Of the 20 b Indiana
Lieut. Col John Van.skenourr wounded IL eg while Iced
COMPANY A-CAPT. KEYBURN.
KutEp-Corp Nieho.. J. Smith
WorrpEn-CorD. solomon vi. Hs'nsn Wm. C. II.
R--d-r s-riOasiy; Nathan 7 bonne!i Lewis b F,TeI'
DE ford God, seIousy Morris Kelley, Simeon 3 March
Jonn w. Prs5e, John NJ Tice, John VI. Tuehe' J'coo
Vessel
cospANY B--oAPr. BELL.
worxpsD-!.hn D GIeidel pavie dsui.rasa, 3,o VS.
mon Crawford Peter Motc.t seriously; George Abrams,
David Richmond.
hissING-Jo.in TophsA
COMPANY Capt. BABBINGroS.
'VorspEp--Corp John sippe,, stephen W II Coon. Flies
Stues John Pearod Adom X 3is Henry r. Bisni, Francis
MIssiSe9Jehn o. Sitter. Adam Young Rupert Upward
Albert Crimes, samuel siiekiey, John feIsu.on.
CoHPASY D--LIEUr. RGLsK cohMtNDiSG.
! kiIIKD-Robert A. CrEw ford Agfifs ksin
! WoUvpRp-Leut ~m. d. vaicne dangerously, In hsht
lang GS IGo sggs Nm Ws1ns JG,' VsCs
Geo. J. Wolf moTsly.
| COMPANY r-cAPr. SHANNON.
KrrIgp-Emspue ID. Hoover Oscir Phillips
1 p--lst :. Abbey
David ~ BiDgsIoen VIM. II. hsriia Geo Drake, Michael
EgaD Edv-rds fsrn.yo.h; .srpaty JohS Ly,I. John
/ MissiSs-serg;. John c. Thompson, Dennis Seaman.
COMPANY F-cAPT- KIstLER.
WGTSor0-c9rp eeP. ,Fs1di:s; Corp W@ E.ea.e,
ouEly; Frank Kusud 'ighsly
cOYPsyY Capt. TAYLOR.
KuIRp--Corp 8. III. Neville, A Creek, j. Deh,oh.
worsPsD7ce'Pornl j. H. ca''a,sT' T. Bssk-1 w II.
W...sG~ Corporal l. Bardi,,, W. Bailey, C. Di,sney,
Il. J. Taylor, W r. Thscter, NJ Baker.
COMPANY h--cArT. HEErL.
KtIIYu-Harvey hassett
WorSoxb-Frassin Bushnell, Matthew Gardner y,ro-.
Ti!.ison, seriously; AndI " Ellsworth
MIssiSese eesnt Nelson sweet Corpor,l wrn. AIcb-
LsnDen fLigen, samuel Hagen, John Huffman.
COMPANY i--CArt. LYLE.
! HrLgp-Charles u Slight.
worSpsp-tsp'; Jsples H. Lyle mo11tsly f',ak 4 o.;
Hnehey stephen T. Wilson, Frederick tielnsn David
Ache.
Mis.IyG--John Hsun Peter Thompsoa. George BenhsT,
VIM u. Fuller. Cherries McCaTty. ioBn Shaf-f Wm. How.
John shsuns NiehOa. Daniee Jona'hsn Bowen JoDa
than Nster, John Cook.
COMPANY k-CAPT. EEED.
WcuxDED-CoFporal Thonas W Stephen. Aarsm ps,,.
SON seriously IN thg5 leg smpulsed; Oliver r. Li5bet
Thomas Slater. VIM. W. hcCuilocn. severely.
Tosi-kle3, ~ wounded, 80. iu.lsns, ~
When il is remembered that the regiment went
into battle with abont 600 effective men. aud the
engagement only lasted % minutes, i, will be scen
how furious wac the lgb. and how destructive the
FIRE. The Rebels displayed tire. Te2imental tlags,
and there ia doubt that three full regiments we're
opposed TO the 2Oth Indiana