New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

report collected theG from sotie Oh the Objects en-
gagged in them. The following Names leaving out the
names OF the killed and wounded curing the Rebel
cavalry raid of Friday night, collected from Dr..
Dodson of the Let Maryland Cavalry. lie only col.
lccted small portion of the names Of the wounded,
which lie kindly allowed me TO copy:
PART OF THE NAMES OF THE WOUNDED IN THE
FOUR DAYS FIGHTING
Patrick McGowen. Co. Il. 1e2t n. Y, bo,b hands.
George W. FutI Co. A. 6iE Ohio, thigh
J.me. SAITH Co ii, sStn Pa tide ,hrII serious
M'cbsel Mcconnell Go. Gle. Ohio, stomach
Lieut. Hoborg Co L, 74,h Pa. side
John Belts CO A. 7s,h ohi. smpa'sea st shoulder joint
Wm. Morgan Co. L, 6,t Ohio. ACE slight
Johu Mitchell. Co. |. Eth Va, shoulder
Corp. NJ Lsushim., Co, f. OILS: Ohio, hip
Cb-is tsnpb.ll, Co Il. 35tb n. Y. stomach.
Geo. Oed-n. Co. q, rs Ohio, thsh, amp
Cory. m Collins. Co. A. I'd u. b. sbapshoosrs Thigh,
James Walton. Co X. 18th N y. S. NJ leg amp.
Cop Preston Cooper Co. A. I'd Regiment snsrpshooter'
1 i,,iah Bsal, 90 X, laih Mas. forehead, .ntst
First Lieut.. a. rhilpon, Co b, Al n u Csvslry, ks
3D. Gehrliu, sstl n Y, left hand.
John O'L.ary, Co. e. Ia N. Ant, thigh
O.car rrscx Co. II. los Pa. ssnd
Flemn,iLs Cav Co "a golh IA wounded slightly BY shell
Barney sehril, Co q, 74b Pr .hould.r leg. aud arn
Dai 81 Yonkers, Go. &. let Va inee.
D,icl Il. Gs;es Co. e, lot "a. Csv.. shoulder
Abraham woodw.d Co. o, LIST Va Cav spine. since dead
u. ~. ~ .
Jsne- X. 4. smith Co b. Let Va. Cav. prisonct.
Jos. Gttes. Co &, LIST Pa, prisoner.
james T. Gbiptusn. c.. C. IL, Pa. prisoner,
John Eubie. c.. c. LIT Ia prisoner
James scott, Co ii, let IA, pri.oneT
uugler snd his bother of Company X, Of tie
lst Penny lvania Were taken prisoners.
Lieut.. Phillipson, Company G, 4th New-York
Cavalry, finger amputsted.
Young NAL named Wonunderlch, Orderly Ser
Qeant for Gen. Schuz, belonging 10 Company Ii,
ilh New-York Cavalry WAS behind The General OF
Saturday, when he vas shot by rife, the ball tn
tering Lear the wris: and came out at Tie elbow.
Detachuents were Immediately sent into The woods,
hut DO one could lie found in them but the 9th Oh"
Cavalry, who most probably fred tie sho' mistas-
ing th-m for Rebels.
FURTHER AND LATER PARTICULARS.
On Thursday, Friday, ano Saturday Tart the %
Regiment United State, Sharpshooiers Col. II. A.
V. Post, commanding, were sdvanc, d 10 the bank OF
the Rappahannock. During the whole OF th. shell.
ing, tie Sharpshooters supported COR batteries and
did terri de execution among the enemy. On Fri-
day afternoon company Of Rebel Cavalry crossed
the river the center 10 the night OF the Kappa
hammock Station, tie Sharpshooters dlsmoun,iDg all
but four of the whole company. Lieut. Swee;ser,
OF Company l., Of this regiment captured Rebel
Captain, one Of the party. Companies i and ID
OF this regiment were acting skirmisbers, wien
Lieut.. Swee,ser saw head suddenly appear and de
appear among some rushes 10 the right, and riding
in that direction, discovered one worthy Rebel Cap
tain taking coli bath, up TO his neck in water
where lie had attempted 10 hce from 'kiruish-
en. lie came out ~hen COMMANDED; but When OF
dered 10 give up his revolver and sid.-arms, he de-
cs ed that lie knew nothing about them, or III fact
ANYTHING sinco his borse shot uud.r him. IL ~
supposed that TIC threw them into the ditch rsler
Than surrender them But TWO of the saarl shooters
were killed during lhis skirmish-one CorTo "a S'e-
vens II Co. IT, ard one from Co. Is, name unknown.
Both were killed by shell shot. The folouing were
wounded: WIN. Tucker, Co. ID, thigh, AID Corporal
w. ID. Collins, Co. 4, tligh aupuiat'd. Ihrre
others were also wounded by she bat have no;
learned their uanee.
The 18th Brooklyn q the fame brigade niateh 81
were also acting shirnjshers curing the Three
dave Their lo+s more overwhelming eight or
nine killed and from fifteen 70 twenty wounded.
The Keber sho, from their guns pieces Of rod and
railroad non broken into small particles, pumber
Of which were picked up of he field. Tie "a
United States Sbarpshooters have now been III Tie
service considerable tiine never having had much
opportunity to dit Dgulsn Themselves unnl during
the part week. The regiment received The praises
of Gems. King and Hatch. Col. Poet has won 'he
ereem If his " hole command BY bis brave and ga
|, nj conduct.
On Friday afternoon Chaplain Barber Of this
regiment WIS surrounded by five Of the Rebels, and
brayely Tough, hls way through item. During The
he is reported TO have shot four or 1--we
OF the Rebels. The 10 not the frst time tbs. no has
shown pluck" as be has for some lime been called
" The Fl,hung Chaplain"
MORE BRILLIANT CAVALRY CHARGES AED FIGHT.
About 10 O'Clock On "Wednesday morning iast tie
lot New-Jesey Cavalry, Harris Cavalry, and Let
Rhode Island Cavalry, engaged the famous S'uarts
Cavalry, near Brandy Station, On the other side Of
the river, driving them back with great loss. Two
men of tie Iiarris Cavalry, names unknown, were
moray wounded. The ist Ncw-Jersey lost noDo
in either killed, wounded or missing. 10 the IsI
Rhode leland the loss Is unknown.
About O'Clock in the afternoon tie First New
Jer,ey, in covering tie retrogade movement OF The
lIarr,s Calavry, checked the leading squadrons oil
e enemy 10y theiI skimirters alone, TIE duet caused
by the Rebels charging ring III such quantities that
hey wero unable 10 zee our thIInishers, while tuer
eadng squsorOns went down 40 one man,
desperate hand 10 hand fight tben enrued, III
which tie commanding officer Of the Rebel cav
dry WAS sbo, by Lieut..CoI. Karee OF the First
New Jersey Cayary. Tie rebel was seen 70 iail'
After charging through the enemy they iound t"nt
heir reserves bad been used Ia support The Harms
Cavalry, AMI were then compelled 10 dash through
he wood. without forming into line. On the oIntI
ide Lieut.. Col. Karge, with Adjutan' Gaskeii and
NO or three men, surl rised party OF tie he'e''