New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
FROM WINCHESTER.
SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT BY GIN. BANKS.
WINcHEsTEk. WednesdsI. June II. 1876

WINcHEsTEK Wednesday, June Il. 1862
Gen. Banks requests the publication Of the follow
ing, as having been omitted in his report:
Brig.-Gen. A. s. Williams, commanding the
first division of the Army Of the Shenandoah,
ceived and promptly saw executed all the orders
emana;iug from me, and by lis military experience
and knowledge of the proper disposition and move
rnens Of trooDs upon the battlefield well hv his
admirable coolness aud energy, rendered invaluable
service during the retreat.
All the arrangements for the sick and wounded
were made by Or. Thomas Antisell, Medical Di-
rector of the Is Division then acting as Department
Director disehareing his duties with MARKED ability.
His name was inadvertently Omitted in the report,
DIR. King beirg absent only a, Winchester
Officers Of the list Maryland, recently escaped from
csptivity. give on emphatic denial TO the charge
against Mr. Clark Of Tie NrtO York Herald at the
battle of Front Royal. They say he was Of essen
tial service TO Col. Kenly, acting RI bis aid, and
carrying orders regardless Of the danger Of bis posi-
ton.
Mr. Clark, through shower Of lead, went to the
bank Of the Shena doah and cut the ferryrope with
his knife thus preventing for time the enemy from
crossing that stream. After his capture, Rebel Off
Ger said: owe intend to raise he black flag in all
futsre battles" Mr.. Clark inquired if he sroke by
authority, saying if So he would find means TO con-
vev this intelligence to bis Union friends, ADD the
Rebels would find it game that more than one could
play a.
Mr.. Clark openly denounced them 70 their faces
as a set Of murderer trsitors and pirates; that as
British subject and non-combsiaut, his Govern
ment would see justice mecd out 10 them if they
inflicted any punishment on him
Major Wilson Capls. Smith and REYNOLDS, and
Lieuts Wilson aud Dutton, of the LIST Maryland
made their escape at the battle Of Ifarrisonburg
Lieut. SellridQe of the doth Pennsylvania also es-
caped Major Wilson and bis friends were specta
tors of th. battle.
! He reports that Sbeu Jackson retreated lie took
his way toward the Port Republic bridge, and had
succeeded in getting over with most of his main
body, when Gen. Shields advance appeared on The
left bank. cut him of from portion Of his train and
rear guard. consisting OF four regiments Of infantry
four Of cayalr7, end fogr guns
Tbo.e sin re,reating took the road toward Mount
Crawford, while Gen. Fremont was moving q
column 70 cut them of at that Point Major Wilson
heard heavy firing in that direction ON Saturday
and believes they were making desperate resistance
The Rebels Jeff 200 head Of cattle and theep on
the Stanton pike which were secured by Gen.
Fremont and he also states that 200 Of the enemy 3
wagons we're cltnred.
Ashby was said by prisoners 70 have leen MORALLY
wounded by the X ane Rifles and died shortly after
re battle. Lieut.Col Kane and Lieut.. Col Wynd-
ham, Of tie New-JeBey Cavalry, were reported
dead.
Lient. Col. Cushane was captured onturi, at the
batlle Of From, Royal.
Jacssous retreat through Harrisburg was per-
feet panic.
Tie total number Of prisoners taken By Jackson,
from tits place, was J 572 many Of whom have
since escaped.
The enemy killed at Front Royal was 2S3.
Col. Murphy of the 29th Pennsylvania and ihc
other prisoners, were sent forward the Stanton
pike when Jackson reIrcsted through Harrisonburg
Gen. Fremont had sent down strong cavalry force
to attempt recapture.
Tie telegraph line IS completed. but not yet in
working order, from this place to Hmper's Ferry,
and III. builders are now employed on the line to
StrasburC.
The Rebel prisoners owing to the iuclement state
Of the weather, were not cent forward yesterday,
bnt are still comfortably fed, and domiced here.
The late route of jackson appears to have in-
creased the spirit Of rebellion in the Valley.
Nothing can be more bitter than tie language aud
actions Of the female Rebels at tie success Of our
arms. They omit no opportunity of showing their
hatred Of the Yankees.