New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

Col Kane, who commanded them, was severely
wounded, and refusing to allow his men TO carry
him of the field was left behind. and is updoubt:
edly prisoner. Capt. Taylor, brother Of Bayard
Taylor, was wounded and captured. The Acting
Adjutant of the regiment, Lieut. j. j. Swaine, ia
probably killed.
The enemy had artillery, and used il with effect,
continuing their fire after our troops wore with
drawn, and after dark, while not solitary gun
could be brought up on our side. In the confusion
and haste Of last night only the most fragmentary
accounts could be obtained. The substance Of sucn
% could be collected and seemed most Trustworthy
put into dispatch, to be forwarded 10 the nearest
telegraph station. This morning l write without
other information, and momently expecting the mail
to close. With the rapid advance of the army, mail
facilities become more and moro uncertain and rreg.
ular, but hope Tomorrow to be able TO forward
lists Of killed and wounded. Whether to-day is to
see march or battle, or whether we move at oil,
Is still uncertain.
Jacksons progress is undoubtedly delayed by the
exhaustion Of his troops and breaking down OF
trains, otherwise he would not have strengthened
and halted bis rearguard last night. Riding all day
In advance, heard, at every house along the road,
that his main column passed early Thursday morn
Ing, and the reargusrd some hours later. Only
small body Of cavalry, not more than hundred IN
number, kept near our advance, showing Themselves
occasionally 10 line in favorable positions Thurs
day night the Rebels camped near HarIisonbnrg.
Friday Jackson seems to have abandoned the main
road and, turning to the lett, endeayored to reach
either point on the river where II could be foTqed
or Miller bridge IL miles on the road 10 the left.
The people OF Harrsonburg agree In stating that De
did not expect Gen. Fremont TO reach the town mn
til tonight and it is probable that when surprised
by the appearance of the advance guard, he deter
mined to make an effort to check s further progress
The only other explanation is that he has arrived at
the place where he il Obliged to make final stand
Col. Windham's rash advance beyond the point
where he was ordered and his attack in such cir
cumstances, still more rash than the advance gave
the enemy an opportunity which they improved,
and came near bringing on general engagement a
the end of long and exhausting days march.
Later-As the mail closes the official reports begin
to come in, hurried and fragmentary. zen. Bay
ard report severely censures Col Windham, OF LIST
New-Jerssy Cavalry, for rsshness and unskillful
conduct in advance and attack. The charge was
made after harrassing march when tue horses were
staggering in the ranks from exhaustion, and the
men had been without other ratons than beef for
three days. The repulse is wholly attributable 70
| Col. Windham's bad conduct aud neglect or dle'
| obedience Of orders.
| When the Kane rifes--the Bucktails-were sent
INTO the woods a large force Of the enemy was al
| most Immediately unmarked, and orders were q!
once sent to tue Rifles to withdraw. Before this
could be effected under the terrible fire 20 which
they were exposed, they lo.t in killed, wounded AND
| missing ty-ive men. The regiment exhausted III
ammunition, and the 9Th Virginia, ordered mp &c
support them, had also exhausted theirs
II I send You a corrected list OF the killed an'
wounded.
II BUcKr.rI KsnT RIFLES
H KuLyp-MAtin Kelly. Co. @ Geo Fine, Co. C. JOIN
Woe,SsD~Lsu.-coK Kane. wounded .ai prisoner Cap,
slightly, S-ry- EIoch BsrnGm. Co. g, severely VIM
Fsad Il k5afS CO. .s,y Ed%a
Co. ,'c"rsy s Nv wo CD c. % S9n
| I,.l.n 20 a y
H. Carter, 60. II. severely; JANE, Grace Co u severely
Willard slv., Co d:pssrou,ly I1Hn srabie Co. % Q
dignity Thos Campbell. CO. c, severely Perry heKinne
sy ) cf g..: Co ', cs c .S. M'
John Rineha Co. o. severely H. G. Bailey Co o. am am.
f. a. ST. lnt &C. 4 :S.sly ;s rf
Wn. l.. Pierce Co H. severely Luther LUcoie. Co o.
s'ly Thco Malone Co c, ssh;lyi Auga',u. Smith Go
M.:lsa-cspt C. fayle: brother q B.yaTd raylOI Co
Adju.n Of battalion. probably killed Sergeant John cols
Co. o; Corporal Frederck HOLMES wilisS Dell Co MI
LOCKER 90 q Adophus Coox, Co. II.
THIS lis. was obtained from the hospital and "a
complete with the exception OF six men so slightly
wounded that they have not been taken from can
and excepting also, the missing o. Go. q, not ye
ported Their names will De forwarded "a ~!
letter.
YIRsr SEw.JIRsLY CANAL.
LIST KILLED, WOUNDED AND MSS,
conrisI A-Cspi. J. II. shoilrir. ai.s!nc known 70 b
wounded and probably blied. Corpora Edwin OF miss
ing; Jonathan Jones' missing Charles d. Parry, shes ia.
D. Walton, missing; William TIspg-F, mi',nt
CoxPAs, B.-CorpOEa! Phiip Ray m''las: Thomas Ne
Fsrlsnd. missing
COxPASy C-Not in the tight
ConP,sY D.-ssrgesnt Tholn., f. Brady. mis'ins Ser
sssnt Thes II. Mutt, missing william Armstrong Prisonsr
CouPlSr E-John Grrith missing Mssehal Reeves
missing; Henry Baldwin, nis,lng, william H. Andersen
CospASr F-Ssrssant Care. Carly youhasd sni missing
John Mason missing - -,
CoxpIxr G-Cspt Clark. missiny Corporal John Snith
missing; Private Frascari missing Warren &. Hefsh,
wounded
CosP.sr h-Corpors Henry Weiner, missing Daniel
Uotn,en missing; Joseph y. Ahser. missing
Coxrsyr I-Ed1srd Myers, missing.
CospAsr K-Whitfeld Lrue missing; Joseph L. Do;y,
MISSING; Isssc Dickerson. mining
CoxPisY L-Chases T. CowPeTthvsite missing John
Cowan wounded -,
Coxrssr M-Copt. T. r. H,ineI, missing, probably
filled Sergean. Robert X Adams, mslns; Dauie Shuts
missing; Aaron Cool. missing; Isaac Seeds, missing
This list obtained from The captains and surviv.
ing officers of companies this morning. 1t is
complete, but the fate Of most Of those reported
missing has not yet been ascertained. Two OF those
missing, according to the official report ssnt IN at
nrst have aimee come in,