New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
&isirf,i.l;nc Between Uricn md Rebel
Cavalry Near the EnppaInunocL-A
Portion Of Gen. McDowcIIs Iufantry
Engaged.
Correspondence ofThe rhradelphis Inquirer

Correspondence Of The rhIadelphis Inquirer.
ALEXANDRA. FRIDAY, Aug. g, lGC2
The LET of sick and wounded soldiers which ap-
pend to this letter was obiaiued from the surgeon
who had charge OF the train that arrived here about
o clock this mor Ing. Tine not peruitte
me 10 gather more than the names of the New
Jersey and Pennsylva trOUus. In fact owing to
blunder On the par, Of the surgeon aforesaid,
there was no plcle list made out, and that in-
diyidual very cOoly informed ne that he bad on
board his train sixty or seventy men about whom
he Knew nothing.
70 one who heard the mnt'ered crrses Of the poor
fellows who lay almost piled on top OF ore another
the rain poured about them, no taorinS idea coald
have been entertained concerning their medical
treatment. There were altogether about 200. an
other train is expected down this evening with about
The same number. Most OF the wounded were
brought from the field after the ekirlnlshes OF last
" Wednesday and Thursday. TIE fights on those days
were principally between the Union and Rebel cav
alrv IN the vicinity oi the EspdahaiLock and
l,audy stations. But few lives wee lost on our
SIDE. Ies;erday a portion Of Gen. McDowel!s r.
,autry were engaged but with what elect could
MOI learn Soldiers VINO were III TIE fight represent
il as AN uniui poraIt skirI.'sn.
The loiioWipg arc tue names Of the SICK and
wonnfed New.Jer.cy aud Pennsylvania soldiers
hronyht down from he RappahaDnocs lbi- morning:
Cap, James Csse, i20 enn Lieut. C0lel @. 10 Penn
w H. Robbins ~. y r. { Hobun.iek A. n }.
4. ". RichfIds. A, NJ. {. Michi alabama Cav
n Penn L. a Il
+ Grime.. G. 81 Pom frsd {. h.. Z, :. Penn.
Cspt Jos Chose ,. 10 Penn. john Biivei O. 10 Penn
John Fieensy. ". no Penn. GATES. n 40 Penn
Iobu Wt..bt X ~ Penn. Natson Hines, bsud. ~ Penn
yS SpS '. scott, q Perm nwH Johnson o . Penn
1'on,a. Rope o. 2s Penn. FdwaTd Daly, l.. "a Penn.
Ilnras Il. Smith, T. - Penn Jer,e Tod hbfs" ~ Icn
The following In llrt OF the tlck ana Wolded men
I.ft al the hospital az Culpepper. Ang. -, 1862:
VIM Latch h. Ohio. &. bslssr A. 81 Ohio
&. ". HeIuLcn. Ii. ] We. " Ihictef, 1, % "a:
J. n. Coates, h 4 Va; CAV. John oo1asn T. Mass.
rss . a.. Nas 4 ~. | - J
J. - Holt il, 3, Ohio. n. Donnely, d, 81 Ohio.
~ Wood n J. Cav ~ Bsmuui q, > ~ J.
g " To- d A. 81 Ohio. j. q Wood, A. ! Conn. Cav.
A. Crsut, /, ii "a {. w. Frost, Ne bai
G. NJ Hcirv T. s8P Pa A OC onueil. q. Mass
7. OreenoH. II, b y. HI. W; Jtnaini' ~ z "a,
/ ~ tydTus. e. = Md J. Wheeler, =. - y. Y.
". ,ou. [. / :. }. Cav J. SItt D. n N4tf
l. Paul T. n Mas i. Williams. II, y Mas
4, Ienisr, = sOPa N. NilAT. n. Md.
Nm St,ley. c no pa J. l.. Hendricks, q. y. J.Csv
Wuu L@srt. H. 2, ONO. VIM. LoeniAT ,. - ONO.
g = - rn0 ccnn Cav. " II Creswell J. ~ J. c.
J.ch i,.i.ii,y | iii Pa J. Hsg.rty. u 81 Ohio
NJ bailey T. ) Ohi1. traua Astin, j., - fs.
Corn 4 Fsnis q. 10 Ne ORD. seIz. ftzscIsd H. ella
- N Mullen, II, O. Ohio. W DurJrow, y. 100 Pc
II French a lO2 y. Y NJ. Green. q, Mas
a. X Werper, r. nj Pa VIM. { Thorp. X <GPa
= = gu'op. r. ~ ohio A. ". Molin, a. y u. s. Inf
8 Tstiugei. u, : Ohio. S. Cram. X, Ohio
+. " Mo2nic. :, MAJ" sergtW.FTL Lowe, A, shy
b. Griiley r. ONO. J. scaihsn, G, ! d. C.
T. ID sach.tt 40 Pa J. Award. ID. &c Ia.
r. st Lawrence, A, Ohio. d. smith v, n J. Cav.
e Coryal h. : Ohio. Fitza,orTis. y. 20 NY.
a Mcdonald b. ~ Ind. 4. 4. Guoi,Iing /. ~ Va
4 Rolru d. 5Na- 4. =. Cooper L. II Va.
com L. Walker, D. 81 Va. W. Willis. ]. II Va
/ Clsirey H. " " \. ". Dormsn. 4. = Ohio.
Ia Col f. " Brown 20 ". y 1T Lt W. J.. Warren 2a MY
C,pt Iuchenbsch. {, 20 Pa Capt. ihapmsn Is, Va
Capt. Clayton. +, lO1 y. Y. Capt. Ely, Mich
~ rsthews r. ara j. Il. Todd r, SO Pa
j. Richardson, =, ~ Pa J.. Laws {. ) Md
CONFEDERATTs.
J. snd.. A 48Vs ". A. Webb f. u Va.
". J. Bsyey, {, 40 Va > osooin, o. S'
DIED.
ser.. S. " Wiisten, Mas. RECT.
The following surgeons were left behind to take
care OF our wounded: