New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12
Probable Engagement with Gen. Burnside
NAMES OF OFFICERS WOUNDED.

Special Dispatch to TIE n Y. Tribune
WAsHINGToS, Monday, Aug. IL, 1862
We have received the following dispatches, dated
Headquarters. ARMY or VIRGINIA I
Two miles from Battle Ground, Aug II, 1922
There was 10 fighting yesterday. The enemy
made several efforts to flank us, but through the
,killfu disposition Of our forces were checked at
every point.
AT dayligh. on the morning after the battle, Gen.
Mrov was pushed forward, and occupied the battle
ground with bis pickets the enemy having rereaied
two miles TO the sides aud summit of Cedar Noun
tain.
Its difficult as vet to form An estimate Of the num-
Der killed but 200 is said 10 be fair approximation
and il will take until late this evening 10 complete
the burial The number killed on the Rebel side Is
said to exceed our own. This is explained from the
TACT that, as at Richmond, they hurled vast masses
upon us, and our artillery consequently moved them
down in great numbers.
Gen. Augur is at one of the hotels and Gen. Geary
is at the house of Mrs. Ward, a Union lady. Both
Gems. Augur and Geary are doing well.
Gen. Hartsuf had an unofficial interview with the
Rebel Cen Stuart to-day. Stuart said but little Of
the battle, ard was not at all exultan- Both Cen
erals manifested desire TO renew hostilites
Gen. Sigel now occupies the front, and his Wet
en successes lead Us expect much from him in the
impending great battle.
Can't. wilkins of Gen. Williams's staff was taken
prisoner.
The Rebel Gen. Winder was killed by a shell.
A large number Of our wounded officers were taken
prisoners. but the Rebel Generals would not give
their r4mes
Gems. Stuart and Early are encamped near the
battlefield.
Gen Stuart says be got in the rear of two brig
3D. ,e..A fro,, E'-sierckshnrS. r'"'- ']"' Hs'-.
him. and then went around by cToss road and
came up here.
Tie following are some Of the officers wounded,
not already teegraphed:
Major Gray, l09th Pennsylvania, wounded.
Lent. I.usk, l02d New-York, wounded.
Lieut.. James 1923 New-York, wounded.
Cavt Syraan. IO2d New-York, and CAPT. Clay
ton, same regiment, wounded.
Capt. Spring, same regiment, killed.
Cart Tuttle same regiment, wounded
Lieut. Bacleder, same regiment, wounded
Lieut. Mead, came regiment, wounded.
Lieut. Austin, LIST Now-Jersey Cavalry, wounded.
Cart Mcdonald, LIT Pennsylvania Cavalry,
wounded.
Capt TAYLOR, same regiment, wounded.
Lieut.. Haskell on Gen. Princes staff slightly
wounded.
Lieut.. Col. Crae, Sd Wisconsin, supposed killed.
Major Scott, same regiment, wounded.
Cap. Hawey, same regiment wounded.
The 81 Wisconsin went into battle with 500, TO-
day they muster but 225.
Col. DonnsiIy, 2Sth New-York, wounded.
MAJOR Cook, same regiment, wounded.
Lieut.. Long same regiment, wounded
The IOgth PENNSYLVANIA had thirteen officers
wounded and three killed. During a tkirmlsh yes
terday, twelve OF the Coils Cavalry were wounded.
Jos. Al. Gaddis Of Gen. Popes body-guard was
Lled while Gen. Pope was examining the battle
ground.
On Saturday night, Capt Ball of McDowells
body.euard displayed great bravery in riding up to
sbatery of our own artillery which was firing upon
Us through mistake during the night reconnaissance
Of Gen. Pope.
During the battle Gen. Green of Augur, division
occupied the left wing Gem. Prince aud Oeary the
center, aud Gens. Crawford and Gordon the night
Gen. Crawford Lost in killed or wounded all his
ofctr-.
Al the sick and wounded now in the hospitals IN
Alexandra are being removed TO Washington 10
make room for ;hose lately wounded IN the ba'tie
OF Culpeppsr.
The following officers Of the 9Th Ohio, wounded
III the battle Of Saturday, have arrived ana are
andei treatment a, the Washington House:
MAJ. u. q. Armstrong,
Adj. H. Marshall,
Capt. j. A. Renley;
Lieut. r. KirkuP,
Lieut. W. II. Thomas,
Lieut. Jschanaway,
Lieut.. W. 0. Medley,
sergi. A. j. Sbires,
Lieut.. j. w. Miller.
They report Col. Candy Of the Goth Ohio as also
wounded.
ins following ineidenis are narrated by officers
dsy:
On lle afternoon Of Saturday, the 9Th Ohio, Col.
o. H. faaick, was ordered to charge bayonets on
ieBueAt Of Confederates stationed beyond the basin
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