New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

ter, and loss Of between 400 and 500 prisoners be-
longing to Gen. A. p. Hills command.
Gen. Franklin's movement was directed down the
river and bis troops encamped tonight not fal
from the Massaponax Creek.
Our troops sleep tonight where they fought to-
day.
field.
The firing Of musketry ceased about G o'clock thin
evening, bat the Rebels continued throwing shell
into the city until s o'clock.
The position of the Rebels was as follows:
Gen. Longsreet on the left and holding the main
works.
Gen. A. p. Hill and Stonewall Jackson were in
front of Gen. Franklin with Jacksons right resting
on the Rappahannock, and Hills forces acting as a
reserve.
The troops are in good spirits and not the least
dshesrened
The following is list of oficers killed aud
wounded as far as yet known
Gen. JACKSON, of tie Pennsylvania Reserves,
killed.
Gen. BAyARD struck in the thigh by shell, and
afterward died.
Gen. VIYToS wounded in the side, but not seri.
ously.
Gen. GIBBONS wounded in the hand.
Gen. KIMBALL wounded in the thigh.
Gen. CALDWELL wounded in two places, but not
seriously.
Col sScLAlR Of the Pennsylvania Reserves
wounded seriously.
Capt. llESDERsOS, commanding the 9th New-fork
State Militia, wounded seriously.
=. a. l. of.,fi r,l
Han pshre Regiment:
Col Cross wounded in the abdomen.
Major STrRTEyAST, killed.
Aliuaut DoDD, killed
Capt MURRAY, killed.
Capt. PERRY, killed.
The firing of muskotry ceased about o'clock this
evening, but the Rebels continued throwing shell
into the city until o'clock.
The position Of The Rebels was ss follows;
Gen. LoSGsTREEI on the left, aud holding The
main works.
Gen. a. Z. HILL and Stonewall" JAcKsoS
were in front of Gen. FRANKtIS, with Jackson's
right resting on the kappaLannock, and IIil's
forces actins as reserve.
Gen. BuESslDE will renew the battle at daylight
IN the morning.
The troops are in good sIii;s, and not the lea,
dsleaIioned.
KILLED.
Lieut. Col Dickinson commanding battery 9Th u. g. AT
WOUNDED.
Gen. Tho, Francis Messhor l. reported By Col Sasen.
- Nuseai s9i New Yoi badly wounded Ia, been
MAJOR Jcul.ngs. 1,th se~ YORK.
cent. Cameron, eth New-lCfk.
Cart Mucle OH New Yoft.
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Ctpt Han Ass.ste.t surgeon Genera 70 Cen. Tyler
CAPT Andrew MiAoney, 60. h. Iy.h AasssehGieits arm
CaSt 81 Dom. Co .. lsih Massachusetts,. ,hIsh-
Lieut. New cofdh, i9th Masslchgscit., b9,h lsgs
Lien, ) Hsz,,t CO. D. lo'ih Pennsylvania aTa
ssrg. o. Pitcher. GO. O. tssh Nos orr. ehess.
sers Z MeNsnas c.. g. ,gh Eewiois shoulder.
se's H. Car Co g. l' p, As,'seau,e's, leg
CorP. John Cumnia, &; q 4".A A,nseha,e.s'' les
4. B Rogers. 90. y. lsh Mehisan. srm.
henry Oflm. GO d. 7ih Michigan. arm.
Ps,riSk Wsn.s CO. 10Th Ms.achnse,i. leg annpu,seI
Randolph Co.well 90 b. ijth Ma,sschus,tts side.
l.. T. Campbell, 2lth Ma.sscLuseiis, arm amputAted.
Timothy Hsffin gtou, Go. +, l4th hassar husos arm
O-o. DsliofiA. 90 ,, lgh Ma"schase,ts. arm.
n o. stiierleckef. GO B. 2lth Msoaohusetts. breast
L. j. {. D0d.c Co. -. l9th Mauarhuscits, breast
II. -. Wsguau, c.. T., lytA Mss.causeiis, leg
Andrew Dousherty, 90 b. e5.h ieHn'Jlvanis, head
Chas Hanna Go. d 18Th Ne,.York. hand
G. D. barrett 10Th Massachusetts nesd.
J. T. Richards. 2 % Massachusett., hand
Henry Vocal. 1ih hew.IoTk, hand
p. b. Bfisgs, 20th MasGchufeits, bp.
John Dascoli, 20tA Mas.achusetts whist.
John Desiue, llth Ma saotuseits. elbow.
james Cochran. c.. J., lOth Massaohusetis, wI.sI.
Michael flo.gsn. 18Th Masnchuset,s. hand.
Owen HeIle 20ih Massachusetts, arm.
Andrew Kirby Go. ii, 20ib Missachuseits heed.
Mol.sn SwceIy Co. q, 2iih MAssachusetts ear.
J.mes McOinuis Co o. 10Th ha'.aohuseit, groIa.
John Alley, CO. ,. 9th Mssssohuseits ieg.
J. n Barrett CO. } 20il Massachu,et', foot
a. Atkins, CO. y, s,h HeV-foTk, hip.
T. Kelly CO ~ Zvth Masachustt's, wrist.
Wm III Edwlfds Co. n. 18th hewiofk arm.
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