New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

{ ,sr,,.srcoNp EsGixESr Wui. Woods Co 6.
SGEyoeK VOLUNTEERS. VIM. u. s.ornes Co. II.
oygI,FRs KILLED. Wm. Humphrey, Co. II.
C.yt s u. Brown, Co. c. Alfred Downing, Co. H.
Tir, H. T. WsI.ece. Go. G. Michssl Remnshsm, Co l.
opgicFAs WOUNDED. Geo 5. GaDOlny Go. l.
Frs il. " l. Stone. Co. g. Ninety FiFTH PKSS. VOLS
KSf .rEp ~Ps KILLED.
Gee Archer, FER, Co. A. Corp. John Proctor, Co A.
IN Ls.e Co b. Corp. 4. II. Murphy Co. A.
/ Coz Aired G.rlock Co T. Peter Giuignesui Co. A.
Is.psnee bialncsd Co f. Chris 6rsnley, Co. D.
Peer Rl.v &c r. Corpl Knorr, Co. D.
'. l.. baker Co. L. = hata, 20. u.
Eyt,TKD yBs wOryDRD. W. II Cromwell, Co d, taken
Jsues Cunningham, Co. Il. prisoner.
Cros rlneu, Co. b. - singeEisnd. GO. A. Inls.ins
A. BrocG. 90. c. slightly. sixTHESrs NEW YORK VOLS.
cl.s Rinsn Co. c. slightly Caleb NJ. seAbuTy Co. O.
J Gib.oo. Co. d. slightly. Francis Mummery. Co. 6:
Ihoas, Mer.n Co. J.. 1crp' geo; j. Love 20 r.
Messr5.r Dereouri' Co. T. EdSd. r Bishop Co. F.
ROben McNanee, Co. r. woUsDkD
Audrew r. ss Co y. Jas. sinpoI. 20 u, loot airy
Tbon,. Musle.nsn Co. +. Louis Peian, CO. q, dorsal
Elb.- Young Co r. region severely.
SER Tao. idi. Co. O. sey.Js, Cook Co. r. thigh.
C0Pa 1hoS SAul'z, Go. d. ~. n.iiein % - les ny.
sane be ~. Co. a. Geo.Browneli, o .ws'd mss.
E1ek. paie Co @. Alexander B.rnbsrt fn.-ing
Dsva Cooper 90. G. yiFTH MAINE yoLUNrHsEs.
McLse D5,ie Co @. KILLED.
loki IySd.s Co. G. Alphess Morse. Co. G.
Joan Lakeu, Co q. WOUNDED.
Jeha Phj.ip. Co G. james Day Co. +. slightly.
Rctlo Sal good Co. o. George H. Aver, slightly.
i Cks .. Smith Co g.. AiansOn Parker, severely.
belong NJ to tie 3ist Newlork, who have been re-
4 porled ss missing who have since been heard from
They are al reported wounded. These men were
wounded and taken prisoners While detached a. skir
usbers, tut were left the ground by the Rebels
Garng their Easty retreat
The lists Of all the o. her regiments are believed TO be
nHeliy complete although mauy men who have been
Ne. Ia the woods may yet turn up.
BY The latest accounts this evening, | learn that
The Rebel losf is very heavy. They had anbulances
tanning III day and, from family residing near the
e'ns Of action learn that there were forty-on
wounded Rebel lying III the house at one time dur
1g ihe afternoon.
II negro SPY has Just been brought into beadqnar-
es lie prOfessed to have away from his
N', 1a' Oh being interrogated gave such vague and
II i"ot accounts OF himself that he was handed
"" !" ne Provost Marshal for safe kespng.
AniE REBEL NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
"'~l nS papers Of tie I'd, 81, and 5tb inst, have
80 .',''u ron Union City. From IHe Ava-
| 'D' u" We CLEAN the following items Of in-
lhe battle 50 Iongin sniicipstiou st Coriptb il
Il .d,l.,,,. e 80 f'sn'' fI''' From Font Pillow our
"t"s' are ~ 10 ot'iirosy afternoon Tbe irr,oui..s
rih cOhrInued their harmless uas,;' no : ~
~ ass hient ot our gallant boys We ,aIeI ~ Wy Wy
seery prospect that our authorities win -, 80,
| S.''e1Ves 5uren1er 'his strong poston. From
Il ara. a
'arryms forward guns ana completing fo,tis
sAien ale represented 10 Ce OF such io,n,d,' a'
seT as 10 prccads al possibility Of the .nf
~sereny's ieet up the river. s' Vi
Aboai 1910 Unionists, consisting Of infs,,r,
S'alf. snd Grtnlery, aivanced toward Farrnin,,Sy
yeLulda! ast aud engaged our forces for an ~
.ey slc, oeled IN taking tie town with a loss o,.
y 'ide oi ~ hlel eni 100 wounded. Tie Con.
N.sIae Government has abandoned the im,,ort ,,,
%tal eynneetions between Dauyille, Va.' and
Dlssnsbogo, y. c." "'' anu
,Ie Arai0hctc depre ates tie adoption 81 q ,ol;
Il " + ecuiou oi Union men, aud saws smell a eon,s
II - aopn ty Tie Rebel Government i. snjcid,3 "a
ri~slea ~ iead " disastrous resu.ls. The corl ~i
lA~eal becoming unpopular, and lie 1r,,lnaol,
"a lG hesitate % attack il r.gorously. Releyr;r',
IT, .s@,le occupation of Memphis by the Unon.
,'t' remove hs Office 10 one 4 tie Gulf ST.
f'a', ne ne can express his honest renlments re-
"'" Vnon dictatlon "ee