The New York herald., 1862-08-26

sackened and than ceased the battery naving been ap
parently slonced withdrawn. Three rebel regiments
now rushed across the BRIDGE and Sge onered no oppo
sition
Everything seams svorabls but alasl the scene soon
changes No have they crossed than sgel opens
his battery the bridge. The fourth shot completely
kerry assas the rebels Their retreat is cut on
No hope left few shots from our battery, charge,
sna .ney are ours sos sn s oscspeu l i oIH Ma srS
wounded.
ms enemy having failed this, hurl forward their
forces with impetuosity, and strive 70 ouank sge Dy
crossing Frenchs ford but General Pope orders up
Banks and Reno 70 the aid Of Sigc and the enemy Is
nszs asismps q the enemy succeeded have not yet
learned. M 4 es sE ts3 "a 4sgA e+N1 @t
ward and thas they would 10 likely 70 make deserats
auempt 70 the North Fork, where the road leads
70 70 y IT no s 'o e y sns s Tram
action Might had just set in when arrived at Cat
lets station and the train was switched OH 20 permit
tbs down train 70 scarcely this accomplished
when picket firing heard in the Of the encamp-
mont, which, at this point protected supply tain and
some cattle. terrific uproar now commenced, which
owing to the darkness, could not fairly comprehend
In instant terrific light at close quarters comencsd
the oombatants being close mob in street row.
Some one in command gave the word Sire tho train,n
Fire at tho train, at which the engineer and one OF
fed in terror lay down on the seat Gu which fhad
been sitting TO be protected from the balls, which
observe the Gsht through window Of the car For
tunately Of hs braemen OF the car had the pre-
sence Of mind . turn the % syea ana star, enc or
tacking PARTY directed their attention exclusively
We had not psccesdei Ear when we were attacked
again, Va much terrific and furdcrous manner
than before, by large troop of cavalry.
This time wo all lay down and. Though perfect shower
all fortunately escaped anlssarcd shall rapidly
forget the terrorstrickcn appearance q indy and
revealed their where they lay sarror tho
teuacity with which ycunr man yns hsae ne s'.s.ed
mo for pso.eeton NY pssa.a ~s 90 shs s'as q The
After We nad psoossssd ln.s ru~ss~ en es way.
and s.sss ssssgss q Sss ss,.s sa;s a. 80 I,
the hands had run 90, ana sAs sn~~ 40 vas run.
ming the engine eane ese. ~h~ss - hs.ssn, q
to man the srskss Yeu sou-~gaaa~aa Ard shs maor
accordingly, asd prsossasd ~ay 70 Manassas Gap
Junction, iortnpsirly wshort meeting any inpsdlment
tenant A. G. Ellis, Of the sixth wsoossa regiment. came
up TO Washington from cssIctts station, bringing with
him prisoner rsbel lseu.saant-J g HOBBS. Of Com
pany K, Fnst vingink cavalry Qass Ashbys)-who
captured during the attack on Friday night at Catctts
yA srS s.su om e
BY our forces eneanped a. the station Two Of our men
Issse number Of the rebels were doubtless killed
and wounded, but boSneaway by their comrades Eight
dead horsse with al their sccoutrements were left On
msntoned, the Fifth and Ninth Virginia. under NE
comnaadof Or Brgadler General Lac, son Of the rebel
lander, whose family rssidss about thirty miles from
gton.city. Hswas sent 70 The od Capitol prison.
The .GuoviAla Raid Ncar Winchester.
/ BunxoRs, August 2S, 1se2
gs passenger train the winehsstsr Railroad which
lefhere ON Saturday afternoon for Harpsrs Tery
fscdnto about half way between those points by party
offfty gusrillas and Edward Lucas the express mes
senesr was severely wounded. The conductor Of the
train fsohly stopped n compliance with The srdse Y
tAsTnuy. sfUur s6ydg1 u VI yi1g 1gEyol1 SGtnGA(
were taken prisoners. The passengers were re,sassd
rrsriHas made or with their prisoners.
L Sketch OF General H. Bohlcn.
The brings tdings Of the death Of Gene
raj y Bohcn formerly colonel Of the Seventy Ah Penn
syvania Volunteers Brigadier General Henry Bohlcz
TO this country many years ago, and, settling IA
Philadelphia, commenced business dealer In foreign
wines and liquors. aassing considerable fortune. Much
his to given 10 the study Of the art Of war,
IL was surprising than year ago be
Philadelphia Of the finest regiments in the service
| a regiment OF faithful Germans. This regimsnt was
attached 70 the division Genora Louis Benker and
served Virginia. Its colonel Henry Bohlcn, command
ed improvised brigade, and in April last commits
| stoned brigadier general or volunteers When th;
German division thrown into Western Virginia under
Fremont, General Bohlen became prominent in the me
norable march across the mounsans. Al the battle
| Cross KEYS General Bohcn vicd with the gallant stahe
and Won Seinwer in bis military order end rropriey
/ chcr1su
der the accomplished General franz sgel his brgaa,
| compmsnted for Its bravery and endurance Of
rnrsy prsao was dcssnatcd by s 10 saard hs
OF the retvatng "Army OF Virginia.; and well did
hero performt the rcrous duties assigned 70 him and
his And when the army safely across the Rap
pab nnock. stil nearest the enemy Bohlcn's brgudc
were lighting consaually, and, unfortunately for the
morning General Henry BohIen wa. observed by a rebel
sharFhooter while riding across tho field, directing
the movements OF hsroops and shot through the head
| with Mimic ball. He died Instantly.
The Capture or 0Gc-Half OF the First New
jersey Regiment.
| A despatch from the Rppahaunock, Published yoser,
day datsi Thursday iat, informed that the FRS,
upon the4nemy was unfortunately surrounded by two
regiments of rebel infantry and one BALI we're taken
The First New Jersey regment was organized under
the general arder Of the War Department issued May
snon Wassnron On the astn ane s@
iug. At tho tius OF their dcpar1pp General William r.
qnentiy he was promoted appointed Governor Of Acx
andyia Hc the Military cos1taSndant IL this city
The following list Of the officers Of fhc regiment a.
reported within n very short perioa:--
Cofoae,-Cavtain A r. Torbcrt, United sxates Army.
Li.,assdnt O cione,--Eobert McAnister.
/ Mjo.--nayid Hitfod.
.Ao,naat-Wm. Henry. Jr.
Q.ay.erslassr--Samue Ecad.
Slgyeon-Edward Taylor.
Assislant .Swpsor-t harIes G. Gordon
| CAdyldH-Rcbert b. Yard
Company 1t-captaia, 4 John W. Brown; First Licuteu;
| ant. Paul r. Hambrck Second Lieutenant, Iather
| Martin.
Company B--Captain, Sylvester Van Syckcl First
Licutcnant William IL Tantum Second Lieutenant, John
| Parker.
Company C--captain, +. a. Brewster Fire, Lisu.
tenant, $. H. Parison Second Lieutenant, J. G.
1 Jackson.
CoppGny D-Captain Valentine Muteher; F,rsi Iisni
enaut, Charles sitgreaves second eutonsnt ciars W.
| Mutchler
C5nspany E-capiain, G. N. Peluzo First Lieutenant
A. =. Taylor Second Lieutenant Il. d. Holt.
Company F-Ciptan, H. Fcuratt: FIRST Lieutenant, H.
| c. Warner; second Lieutenant J. l. l.. Elkin.
Compnng G--cantan, y. ~. Way; First Lieutenant,
- -; second Lieutenant, J. ID. wyckon.
Cm'dav H-tnptan. y. H. Baker; First Lieutenant, j.
II. Eltringham; Second Lac tenant, A. II. Jerome.
Company f-c,ptin, ,, r D. Mount First Lieutenant
T.. o. Brown; Second Lieutenant, y. 3. Brown.
Company K-Captan, Charles Consmillcr First Lieu
tenant, A. c. Dsinng Second Lieutenant, " Hoeber.
News from TsGrper's Ferry.
THE ONE HvNpREp AND ELEVENTH REGIMENT AND TuE