New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
Heavy s,1irmisI,ing-A General Eng"ge-
ment Expectcd-List Of Wounded.

ment Expec,cd-List Of Wounded.
From Correspondent Of The N. Y. Tribune.
FAIR OAK STATION, Va, June al p. m.
A heavy skirmishing took place this forenoon in
front of Summers corps, about mile and half in
advance of Fair Oak Station, and come distance to
the right OF the railroad station. The I'D Regiment
Baxter Zousves) took possession of ride.pit yes
erday, previously occupied by the enemy, and held
it during the night. The line in that vicinity was
held by the Baxter Zouaves Goth Massachusetts, and
let California Regiments. This morning the enemy
fire with grape and canister and after sharp con
test caused men to fall back toward the main
body. The corps dGrm6e under Gen. Sumner are
drawn up in line Of battle, the rile-pils are to be
reoccuped, and, should the enemy attempt to resist
our PR grese another terrible conflict VIII probably
follow. As | st writing, at the rear Of the line Of
battle z p. NIL the discharge Of light ed-pieoes has
commenced. Lieut.. Moore Of the Let California
Regiment is reported killed. Others are reported
killed. and their bodies left on the field.
Lotest-6 p. m.-The rlfe-pits were reiaken, tie
enemy retreating without showing any disposition
10 ieht. No casualties are reported this morning
The following is the list OF killed and wounded:
sEyEsTY-sECoND PESssfLyASIA BANTER zoUAyEs).
der: Private VIM Mercer Co. g. wounded by fragment Of
shell In bach, Charles NJ Appleton Co Il, thigh by shell
ossher Co c. elbow joint By .he Arthur simpson Co c,
arm by ball Je,sPh hdley CO shell wound Of thre
through The aas fatally John 6.hlan, Co T. bullet wound
by she'll Peter MELON &c T. shot through b. lung Cot
ISIs fIn Fs, mo, ,irouSh D"s j, pss. Go
band Eibben Graham Co " bullet through les Edwaid
Ioainey Co L. head By fragment Of shell Eneeh ers, GO.
TwESrErH MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sergeant Robert =. A;hin' Co Il, buet through lefi
Kelly Co. H. right shouldor blade fractured b. but
Inciosed send d
CORRECT Lisr OF KILLED, woUSDtD, AND Mss
ING S1TH n. Y. v. Al THE RATTLE % sr'Es
PISys, os SATURDAY, MAY 81.
Col Stephen n Dodge ssn,shot wound in ,hisb(t,ten
pri.oner l.. Lieut. D. a Fiandresu slightly Lieut. H. c
Seytge, arm slightly Lieut. d. U. Beci~ith breast, 'er
Kif1Ep -Corporal l. W. Duvsl Co. ~ Corporal Edward
Bonney, Co. c; John Mullen, Co ii Richard Mon. Co. X;
John Arerts Co X; Jane. Hand Co. u Michael Pcndsf
Go. d Valentine Brand. Co l. George fa.1 Co. II Ihos
Doyle Co X Jas Scuiy, Go. C.
wOtSD,D.-ser.esnt Hiram Smith, Co, A eighty; Corp.
seriously; John siennelau, Co A. seriously Isaac Bane,t
Co. A. slightly, VIM h, Durham Go. A Huntington;
60 sIs Scf..., Va. Co. Co. S'p oa
Holm Co c; Christopher Sloan, Co c. Corporal Alfred
Co D. seriously Sergeant James Murphy Co. T.. seriously
Danid Mccain, Co. Martin brown Co ii Thomas
sergeant VIM Wilson. Co. O; Sergeant VIM. G. Corbii,
e1.e.u to JOIN "a A. Bend.tt Co. Il f. Moa.sD Co. Il
JoLn Lare.sy Co II James Nichols Co. II Thomas Malon,
Lowell Co. Bernard Sosnan, Co. II George MoDsde.
Co. IA John Shell Co IL Sergeant Jerome ap.lye Co /
Kssy Co. w Ga Mc6.y dS 5Ss S' M s
Co l. slightly; Cornelius yeirlsnck CO slightly; Fritz
Miller co. l. slightly Jane, lisy', Co X Daniel Morgan
Co h George llswen, 60. X James Maysher, Co. Eu.
gene O'Conuor, Co John Murphy, Co John Tee Co.
X John sicily Co Henry rhilpitt, Co. X.
sEvKs Pins Va, June s-2pms
The slrmish at The rifiept yesterday, in front OF
Gen. Summers line, RENTED in the loss on our side
Of men killed and % wounded. The bodies of the
killed were recovered at night after the rlie-pii had
been retaken. Their names follows:
CAPT Fro.t Co X icGth Psnn'yyara Volunteers Private
Moor Co. Ii Caifornia Regiraen Prystes james MAJ
wei Of Co g. aud = laroi Of Co O. lot 'sifolai, Reg
ysula). died u his wound last night.
The body of Capt. james j. Trainor Glet New
York Volunteers, was exbumed to-day, and will b.
taken North for burial in OF lis father and two
brothers, who came on for that purpose His death
was caused by bayonet wound in the night breast. |
Gen. Sumner forces occupy the same position as
Yesterday afternoon, anticipating attack and are
ready 10 fall in at moments notice. The enemy
occasionally send shells tie line, evidently with
"A view OF provoking reply, in order TO ascertain
our position, but 30 lar bis efforts have failed.
Some Of the papers continue 10 assert that our
pickets are considerably in advance Of the position
they occupied Oh the Saturday morning Of the bat
tie while the fact II, we occupy precisely the
ground, and no more, IN front Of the battlefield
A considerable number Of citizens have visitei |
the battlefield during the past two or three DAYS,
and almost every one carries away mementoes OF the
sanRuinary corfiict.
The odor arising from decayiDg human remains,
necessarily buried in shallow graves, il quite un.
pIcasant, even TO those whose sense Of smell has
become deadened by continued nhslation but to
Wis tors il is sckening and barely euduTable.
our soldiers have fairly recovered from the iatgues
and hardships of the ast battle and again ready
and anxious to meet the foe feeling confident they
viii defeat and orve him back, aud after taking
Richmond they anticipate the close Of tho campaign
for the Summer at least.
A Rebel Surgeon from South Carolina states that |
the Confederate Government are about to establish
a mint for tie purpose Of coming silver and gold
plate.
The weather to-day is fine, with a cool breeze,
causing the mud to dry up very rapidly With two
OF three such days. the roads and swamps will be- |
come quite passable.
From Cores pendent Of The n. Y. Tribune
FAIR OAK STATION, Va, June G, 1867.
On Tuesday noon, Sd inst, Assistant Surgeon
Greenleaf, with full powers from Gen. Mcclellan,
came to this point to make arrangements with the
Medical Director OF the I'd Army Corps in reference
to the transportation of those wounded in the recent
battle from this place TO the floating hospitals VI The