The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

r. Harrington, James smith, 8. s. Ferguson. r. Farnum.
": H. Abbott A. Alderman, William Dickinson, c. O..
JobnBon, Y. Ronans-39.
Atssin9- -Une hundred and thkty-sight.
FIRST VIRGINIA CAVALRY.
Wourdsi-Rebeft Allison, seriously; Sergeant Max
well ca roll Corporal John r. Mccoy, Franklin Doak,
Haiss-Three
BATTERY II or TUE FIRsT OHIO.
FTlsd-Ed. Allen, John McGill.
Woaundsi-P Jsnaugh, W. @. Pierce. George Skins,
CAPTAIN T. :. Bliss. G. CiiIy.
1f,ssing-Three. Ns
Lost two guns.
BATTERY L OF THE ylRsr OHIO.
KiUed-Chfts. Hu,chins.
waandea-Frank Piles, silas Moore, James Glider,
John Peters.
Mtstna-Fivs
Sam. Cochran remained At HE gun, and fred II alone
tn o. times, making havoc among the enemy, and
them knockiag down rebel with stone, ne male his
escape.
The foregoing list Of killed and wounded Is complied
from Official and other sources and s AZ near correct -
eAn bs obtained for the present.
The Battle or Cross Keys.
UNION LOSS, 4b0 KILLED AND wouNDED-REBEI
LOSS 6C0--oNE REBEL GENERAL KILLED AND TWO
WOUNDED @t
dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazettel
PoRr REPuBIlc, Va, June O. 1862.
We have had stirring times Ia this department.. jack
took trans the ri, here Friday and q
turned gave battle yesterday, five miles from this
placs, Oh tle HarriSonburr road.
The battle for two hours ragged hssceiy Schenck had
the right Nilroy the centre and tho Biencker division
tHs ei,.
schsnck was saiisd except by skirmishing fight
ing Al was in tis hottest Of the light anu dove
the enemy nal 10 .siat 10 point The Il 81 bsgale
o. ths Blelker division under al stale fought ell
and "a the enemy back for hoaFs suffering
eat IS from destructve fre the enemy. The
let w.ns finally gave way, and ouf whoe line WAS Or
dered back half 4 milo 10 more lavorabe u siti n
Tie enen, did mol advance but commenced rot eat,
We learn hen prev y IA ling hac~, ana by ten
O'Clock this morning. their whole arm, h.d crossed tho
rs ard set re TO Tie bItg. we pursued but not in
time t. s.Ne The b.dsc. surgeon Ctntwel, OF the
Eight. So old ULiO, Was wounded, lot d ousy.
Ialtal. has. Worth " mort ~ wounded. ~.
Tho Seventy third Onio i.si iouf killed. and three
wounded; the lLira Virginia four killed
three killed ana seventeen wounded; the Twenty liz
Lhiv, sA killed AID SKI ycght wOundt d the SIX ieth
Ohio, four killed AMI eieven w,unde 81 es brisais
lost, III III co, wounded and sssng toVr hindrod and
dve privatas and twenty-five officers several ColoneS
and Captains wounded and Captain xii ed In the
seventy wocnded. The Bgcsais ost killed and
wounded. Our totai loss will be from hundred TO
hundred and nfly killed. and from four hundred 70
i've hundred killed and w0GDdea.
The onsnry's loss was vefy heavy. Four hundred Of
their deaf, BY actual count, found unburIsd
neld From the numbers of their deaf scattered In
ether parts Cf The battle gonrd It 10 believed that
there two hundred more u ther dead on the field
making lheir loss In kied six hundred, besiss officers,
who were carried away Gen. stewart was killed. cen.
EIse wounded, Col .aughtoH mo tally wouLded, and
Gen. jackson wounded Ia the wrist.
Col. s. 8. Carroll, Of Ohio. with two regiments OF
Sheds division, reached the opposite side OF Tho river
from here yesterday morning. and attempted " b. ID
the bridge bit driven back by Jacks Ho opened
wi b his tlery this morning on the bridge, M the
rets army crossing. bU VAS driven back by the
supsros locs Of Jackson and rstrsatsd down the liver