The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-15

snowdeu Andrews Of baltimore Of General Ew ~ s,ar
mortally wounded.
The advance lines Of the enemy oxte ~ nearly no %
the line Of our batteries the day or ,A,s battle
Arspcrter Of the prcss,by miss - Nh way 10, fsrthsr
10 tho rear laid down by 40 as " truce and was
thus enabled 10 view the falien Of The ensmys
Their batteries, seven IN lumber occupy nearly the same
positions as when they opened Saturday. We
learned that M rebel infantry the right Of their
Batteries Snd that large rebel was behind the
mountain.
Ono Of the rebel generals told Union ofcer he would
Be Cupepper night but up the small hours OF the
morning ne has not attempted e perform his promise.
u ~ estimated that wounded win reach twelve
hundred men. Many amputatons have been performed,
and many have died from their wounds.
Tie atmosphere in the town Is fetid with fever and
perspralion.
Most az tho wounded are comfortable. An tho sur
goons ard assistants al their posts and admirably
have they performed their arduous duties. The division
medical directors have managed the whole arrangements
in such that 1t is believed not single wounded
soldier has been unattended 10 left TO suffer moment
longer than absolute necessity required
The following statistics Of General Williams command
the day Of The battle the only returns obtanabIe
o-day-
GENERAL CRAwFoRD's BRIGADE.
Tenth Name 6sstmo,'--Went INTO the action with
two ed twenty hue officers aud two acting heuten
ants Present to-day, two fed and twelve line officers,
aud two hundred and twenty -four men, Captain Cloud
and Lieutenant folsom known to be killed. Cap
Adams, Captain Nyc Lieutenant Rankin and lieuten
ant Freeman wounded Fifteen are known 10 be
killed and one hundred ana forty wounded.
F5yty-siash ieaalsgrapia hegiaent-toonel Knipe,
MAJOR Mathews Captain tasebius, Captain Luckenback,
Captain Brooks, Lieutenant Sehemer Lieutenant Craig
and Lieutenant Scott, wounded. Mssing-Captain
Foaiks Captain ,iriths, Lieutenant tirearske, Lieut.
wilson Lieutenant German, Lieutenant Seiir'dge and
IsuteIant CaldW ell. fhe total in killed, wounded
ami missing reaches 2l6 Every company IN this req
ment Suffered in nearly equal proportion.
Fgih Ioni,eeti,M lie, inen-Wounded and probably
prisoner s-Coione Chapman, Lieutenant Colonel Stone
ami Major Blake Mssing--Captau Corlss, Lieutenant
esnsy and eS
| Dutton, Lieutenant Whitney and AdJutant Smith.
! Te5,,pegh,h Ne'c York Regme,t-There s no report
been removed from The field The brave and noble Col
Donncy breathing his last Lieutenant Colonel
Brown suffered the ampntston Of his arm to-day.
GFSER Al 6ORDON'S BRIGADE.
Second Mas rhaets RegiDeat-Went into action with
twenty officers and four hundred and seven,yfour
men. Captain Abbot Captain Cary, Captain Williams,
dead. One hundred and ten men are known 10 have
been killed and wounded. Eighty are missing Among
the wounded arc Lieutenant Robertson, enentant Graf
ton, Lieutenant Browning and Lieutenant otey-all Of
whom doing VOL.
Tuentg.se,4G Eadiaac Re;Smeat--wen into action with
ave hundred aad eleven and fifteen officers. one
officer killed, two wounded and one is missing.
Eleven men werc Killed twenty nine were wounded and
| thrty-two missing.
ana Captain Bren killed. Major Scott Is seriously
wounded. Two officers missing. This regiment won't
into action with eleven officers and four hundred and
! twantysix II in the hottest OF the battle.
| Lieutenant Colonel Crane shot three times Eaher
1 or tho wounds would probably have been fatal.
Cothrs oattery, attached 70 this brigade, lost three
1 men.
| On Saturday night, when tns enemy shellsd camp
this battery shots which silencei the euemy.
4 lieutenant two and eight horses belonging 10 the
latter were found dead morning.