, 1862-09-06

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teers-k;llad, one officer, Lieutenant Richard
kurtz; ard seventy five men wounded; three
officers, Capts. Zeibert sud Walker and Lieut..
Ctas. Bangs, and seyentysix men, missing.
Twenty six men Of battery schiemer Killed,
two men wounded, one man missing, aud
one officer, Lieutenant Decrsley, sick.
Two men Of the 18th regiment Ohio
volunteers Killed, four men wounded,
1orty-seven missing. One officer, Lieut.. Rey-
rolds and tbirty-one men Of the 37th Ohio
volunteers, killed; none wounded three Off
ccrs, Lieuts McKeel, Greiner, Miller, aud
forty -four men missing. Four officers, Capt
Braekett, Lieuts. Martin, Trimble and Fuller
ct the 25th Ohio volunteers, killed; FIVE men |
wounded; one officer, Lieut.. John E. Merri-
msn, and forty -four men missing. Forty men
Of the 55th Ohio volunteers, killed; fifteen
men wounded, and one officer, Capt. Brown.
and thirty eight men missing In Carl schurz's |
division the 61st lost; kill done MAI; wound
cd, one officer, Lieut.. Riff, and ten men; |
missing, six men. STU Virginia volunteers,
in Ecburz's division: killed, one officer, Capt,
Curtis; wounded, three men; missing, nine |
men. schu1z's whole division lost: killed,
100; wounded 455; missing, 207. Total, Ts3
It Is composed Of the 73d Pennsylvania, Goth
New York, Gsth New York, 18th Penusylva-
MA, 54th New York, 74th Pennsylvania, 6lst
Ohio, and sth Virginia.
Garrett Davie, Horace Maynard and Parson
Brown1ow arrived here late last night, aud at
once started out to the Soldiers Home to see
the president. Their visit is understood to
have relation to the condition of affairs in
Kentucky, condition which Union men of
that State have been frni.less1y endea7oring
for months past to Impress on the authorities
here as sure to come, unless prompt and
active measures were adopted.
The major of the LIST Michigan cavalry,
Capt. T. N. Howrighan, Lieut.. r. J. Mckay,
and Lieut.. D. F. Wells OF another cavalry
regiment, J. Herse Of the 4th Virginia caval-
1y, Lieut.. Robert Brownley Of the 5GSh Ohio,
and Lieut.. ]. Davis Of the 73d Ohio, were
taken prisoners in the recent engagement, aud
are still held by the rebels. It is understood
that where officers of Pope's army who are
taken prisoners or are not Eeriosly wounded
or arc not wounded at all, the rebels refuse to
liberate them on parole Notwithstanding that
they iberate all privates and officers of
McClel1ans's army, and seriously wounded
officers Of Pope's.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ill p. m--The quiet
of the city still continues. No one seems bold
| enough to manufacture an exciting rumor-
There is no disagreement whatever in the
belief that the rebels are extending their lines
ibto the valley of Virginia. with view to
cross into Maryland.
| In front Of our army Today six or eight
miles distant from our most advanced ont
posts. clouds of dust, and other appearances,
indicate activity among the enemy. The sound
Of cannon for short period seems to confirm
this. Whatever may be the fact, no
damage whatever has resulted. It ap-
pears from private letter that
our troops have been withdrawn from Aqua
| Greek. If not all over, at least in that
part, the stores have been placed beyond the
possibility of falling into the hands Of the
enemy. Five OF six gunboats were, at the
last accounts, lying in that vicinity. The
rebels do not occupy Fredericksburg with
any force, as the troops designed to hold that
town have been sent for Hard to augment
jackson, the citizens are performing guard
duty at Fredericksburg.
A rebel prisoner now here, whose relations
reside here, represents that the slaughter OF
the enemy In the recent blttles was extreme
IL heavy, and estimates the numbers far
greater than the exaggerated losses upon our
side. rebel mail recently captured in the
vicinity Of Fredericksburg confirms the re.
PUT ~ LIZ eneniy iosoo'' 49,, AA' on1'"ss
the officers, including Gen. Swell.
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t. a.-.,s,-,a-. o,,d ,,r;,,+a .o,,-,.,,
sans'eu Ao1n n1" 49, 9'0N S~7
1t Is believed the rebels naee crossed III some
| force this side of the Point OF Rocks, and sub
eeonentlv- tor the most part, recrossed into
~ w. - 80 49, 49,
virginia, as thougn nesltaslus ~ laaAe sae eA
pertinent of getting lodgment in Maryland
The rebe1a have thrown shells across the riye]
.a1 t.aat. o+o xz,,;ch ,5i5 m dauauo a
"s eaiaA uoD7 "- -. -
man processing 70 nave maae LIE escape too
sta 49, +to rohal General IacIao,
lepo''e tnos '.' 49,
; had entered LeesbuFg WIN ms troops, an'
Was pushing towards Hafpers Ferry; AM
/ | 1onostreet VAS marching in the same direc
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, The rebels are well supplied with artillery
i Most of the Union people, about Winche>te
+ and Ieeshnro had made their escape into N.
+ rylaId, others we're capsu1eo W anelf seees
e sion Lcighbors while making the attempt, an
throun into nr;stn. Upon receipt of the IL
.1,u.o-.11. Ieaz-aan u,s ,arrh;no to-,
n .C'nseheo 'nas soeo7o
;. LeeAhurg, rebel hAgs were displayed oy man
= Ut the inhabitants IN token OF joy at his coz
>. ing.
+. WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-Nm, Emory, col
70 nect4d with the quarternasters departmen
\ who went down with the otnsr clerks to a
"a the wounded, and who left Centrpyi.
N Wednesday afternoon, SAYS thas N conVers
F. ton with The rebel soldiers he found thee
cf = ith one exception "a 1SAausj EXPRESSING