New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

4, 80 also ceriy oc'ccptDe That the resolution aud o5h
OF in close proximity had ftu,ey eject in animans sud
encouraging tie pe troops Ior instance in me en bssee
where he a. -nd $50 Ohio 3slh Indiana and o;h Wisconsin
fought we'd proud the Ssh and 95th Ohio, Vie
with thcir brothers In deeds OF honor.
Ccun xders under have found occasion for severe
reflections individuals whose conduct did not entirely )
ty confidence Tepoed in them by their State and eonn
tTY. These cases, happily but Jew, compel ns TIC more
rrd ard careful selection OF officers who may join to tnsn
qualifications: the essential Of courage and honor Inc
sd regiments Nv apology for the misbebsyio Of some oil
them want of discipline and confidence in their held
officers
II not great pleasure duty eoupe u. to call
the attention OF my supeors and my Government 10 'e coz
Rousseau UPON this oty-conested field The manner oil
posting his e and its position rcndeIs mn ons
nv supporters is called tie good conduct and gsntiy
Of Col L. A. Harris Of I'd Ohio Infantry, commanding ihe
monding enc 18Th Brigade Col w. IL Lytie ofl0h Ohocom
msnins the 18th Brigade These os,es deserve promoo
Gp LOOMS R - tn S , Isl cs Pnses Of the 9Th
Sin Battery greatly distinguished himself during the
t1 pea Gem Rcbc Michele Division For favor
abr mention other officers and refer you % the re-
pots OF Rousseau also 10 those OF the Adlnep Oencs
OF tiens Js kson aud TeIl and Col We5sef, herewith
i-rosed 10 my personal siat-Leut.C Col J; v Bomford
Geneal Can't j. 4 Campbell Asst Adutsat General Capt
~ r. Hotlizell Ad.deCampi Lieut. ; W. Davies Aide
siaes volunteer AddeCamp Capt H. N Fisher Volunteer
Aidde-Ctmp; Capt jas I. Collier Volunteer Abide, amp
ie
irence on the field Of battle Lieut. Col Bonford was
wounded twice willie fG,ns STeHt in e E Siar.
Riehs.on S6h Illinois Avery Lspham, 3iih Illinois Henry
iuo, lst Ohio Infantry. George r. Jenniss SAN Ihhoisl
VIM Edwards ID Indiana Cavalry and Harvey knowles "a
Indiana Cavalry, behaved with GOODNESS ana ois'eIy on le
hed and recommended 10 their supeos Tor promotion
To Surgeon George d. Beebe Medical Director OF my corps
my thanks s good conduct on the hed and the KIND
care ne taken o the wounded Favorable mention IL also
made OF Surteons Monks Oh Wisconsin, Dixon lst Wiscon
a, Villains, ilst Ohio aud Fowler -- A.'i',s.t sl,
geons Tan, lOsi Ohio Devendor LIST Wisconsin A.bIsh
g,h Pennsylvania Mitchell 10th Wisconsin, Reeve aud Full
/ Ter 2ls, Wisconsin. ard shannon ID Ohio.
Nsjor C. s Coer Let Ohio Artillery chief Of that arm,
a. ~, srte action lie Was unfortunately taken prisoner
after dast. CAPT b. y. Williams, Assistant Guar ormas',r
near his birthplace and le OF inesimable service 10
Lieut. NJ b. Grstz ard Nopneer-Ad Henry Duncan Of ~
Of Nor ,ailart General lieut. C. C. Panons 9Th q. s
Artillery reported after his battery had faen ioto
g n1S hs e entire ire s fio los. V h battery no a
Of his lie remained with 1t until he deserted by every
man ground him. Capt VIM. p Anderson Assistants AdJu
ant Cen Teui ase reported to me after the fall OF
his chief and behaved with GOODNESS and bravery during
1pon to noun the loss of such spuis Jackson, len,
Webster JOwe,t, Campbcl Beuyhi, HerFei, and others
-, ALE%ANDER Mc6o@ELL Me I, OK
REPORT or BRIGADIER-GENERAL l.. II. Rous-
SEAJ, COMMANDING THIRD DIVISION FIRST
CORPS ARMY OF THE ONO.
Captain J. a CANPBEII A. A. a. g. i" C'F' A'"yef hs
! SIR: have the honor TO submit the following re-
port Of the part by the 80 Division Amy OF the Ohio in
the battle Of Chaplin Hills. fought On the 9Th;
On the mornin Of the 9Th, the march. Gen. c. McCook
showed order from Gen. Buell. in which IL was said he
should move Oh ~ ih j Wbn
Chaplin Hills battle-ground and perhaps ihfee miles
Peyyie tine report OF artillery t. night aud iIoui
was heard and Gen McCook ordered 20 advance
airy and infantry III reconnaissance eavrs the artillery on sn
moved On with Tie Inanry preceded by sI companies
OF the I'd Kentucky Cavalry Col Buckner Board and when
halted the command sen, back Gen. MeCock aud he
sn1 rode forward the front examined the ground AID
upon u.s. and aowGrd moved TO hufses house,
hill 9okug toe d AID then halted the head OF the
column. While there the artillery two pitces) Of Capt
Hsrriss battery with Gays cavalry, continued TO he and
small all heard cty I'd essed note to me saying
he hid been pressing enemy all the morning pressing
HI. nee, order.i M, ga Indaua Regiment 10 DO 40 and
rode forward to HIS pieces and found him and Capt Hams
The enemy ust dsaprssrins in The woods far TO the
out Of HtTss ordinary hiass pieces
then ordered up LOOMS with Of his farrott and he
sheled the wood the enemy aud then appearing until
finally he longer be seen and the lrs ordered
to be ceased Everything indicated thsi the enemy bad fe
tired and yves 30 believed Cen cOook rode on to see
Gen Buell. understood 30 be two OF three miles ngh
Waiting perhaps an hour CONCLUDED to resume the mach
TO Chspn Creek then pobspy nie 70 our iont to get
FOR my men, VINO were suffering intensely for want
Of 4 Ihefe was 'ns poo ~ the PEG OF 's ~ .issn
directed in order to obtain supply and tie main column
was within bundled or two yards Of Looni,s pieces
halted it and went forward - sec what reported TO be
minutes could them plainly, aud the discharge Of shell
from three batteries masked give nnst4kabs evidence Of his
tie remainder Of his guns and cent order TO Capt Simon
oa 18th Indiana Artillery TO join Looms all Of which
his brigade in good position and goped bscG TO place Hsr
br sade poson to oppose the advance Of the enemy.
life Of Col Boards cavalry being made In that direction
in great force OF infantry, osy,!ry and sIii,.eIy
eon.n col Chspin end the sd Ohio Ltcol Noon being
alter this. OIL
weather commanding the 28h Brigade announced hi, arrival
the le his brigade having bern unfortunately cot of and
seprsied from my division by Gen Jaeksons column tina,
morning =, Maoksve but hehsd the good when b.,
heard the hpg In oni TO abandon the rosd around
Jscksons column and by going throug the he Ids to fall In
the le and found nis brigade he spot where
large body Of the enenys esysy appearing tina. moment
mile and hall 70 the front was admirably ,heed and dis
pered IN great disorder oy Cspt stones let heniuciy anti
ley. then directed Col otaSkwcaho 10 place stuar.'s
battery aud that OF Capt. Bu.Rs @th Indiana artillery
hish dsr on the e1ue1e ie ana extending diagcnaly 70
the front aud TO support those batteries with the t Wis
consin LeuiCo bingham paced that ridge. and by the
9h Penny vans Col hembTght, pseed another ridge
ruunns at almost night angles to the one which the bat
teIies planted This formation ire and
proved Of minute value in maintaining that aimposnt
sition during the day.
moments but without the es,t confusion disorder the
moving into lns parade. then rotpned Harris's
found that SD ONO had been ordered further 20
by Gen McCook. and then engaged with the enemy
Ohio TO s support and sent directions TO order up the
zih Illinois aso. Capt. Maui commanding. led the 2ilh
promptly deployed administers by its commander and
calamity into action on the lci Of the $50 Ohio
The ~ Ohio moved up 10 support the SD Ohio which
engaged before II arrived ground when Oh. SD
fighting. The Sh Indiana Col B. j. Scrbnef commanding
CALAMITY into action the right Of the I'd Ohio
thon followed ia support the gith Ohio Col Fdzze wish
here say that this regiment although and but few
weeks in Ee service behaved most calamity under The steady
lead Of lis brave Col frzzel Col HARRIS whole Brigade
Capt sIlonsons battery tue right repeatedly Ssed
by overwhelming numbers OF tho enemy but CALAMITY held
its poGtion.
The 8ih Indiana and I'd Ohio after eIhausng their ANNA
fran ho.e If n
the eld still held their position did I,o, believe the
0th Wisconsin and 53j Ohio. For this gallant conduct thse
entitled 10 the gratitude Of their country and
thank them here did the field Of baltic After
Gath Illinois went into sclion the undiseipned troops