The New York herald., 1862-07-06

fought: for Il IA veil krown fact by this time
that willy foes will not ngn' 'r
with vastly superior forces and other advanssso
probability ia, therefore, that had Mcclellan ooo
more at his disposal Richmond would have oeen o
atsd, and the Fourth OF July would have been
throughout every towni Virginia Where inc amy, 80.
u present. howevee In the hands Of such an inspa -
cautious and able oncor u "IxxAs Aac''-whch y =.
denomination in us army-our fsrcss, u may % nope
are out OF oil peril. On Thussasy morning as' 80
boats which arr supporting him were sheuns -.
my, who Aavs doubs,sss isss ned that We are re"o'
and will sGaroely In their present condition. nav
msrisyA ~ resume their attacks upon oW noros0 49,,
The rnssn troops suoamped near the river An'
an elevated plateau beyond II, while IN maisay
sr .-,A ncvcnd a ma rebels are encamped bcs'eos
A. Mcclellan has row safe and sure baso OF opss,
ro,.re he csn rccs$,e supplies with the greatest 'a'
.usa vithoas thu hi xhtast danger OF having ms oo'u
.sstions ixterr npssd This then, Is the sI"'s ~
rrssent and al that Is now wanted y : s1"S'
70 drive the rebels from their Ptes'n' s-m Sa.s
/ position. and compel them not only ~aon "a
unop Richscnd once more, but 70 "o"N1
4 - -. ,sr on JuLY vlswEp rRoa pSsTAS"'
rh,s h.a,. as the most picturesque scene' ps'n"s,
| ,s, ava svar rs~ted upon. The evening waS e''~'
4 not a bfeth OF wind stirred the atmospho'e nn,o
\ sbovos s,lo bottle field was markeo Dy =. ,n.
.colufun OF moke that arose from 'n' .,.,,ar
| forest and lowered In stately .-osn.
\ coniyna to. tho light oms sAJ "a CON-
mp OF ~. musketry was 90 loud anu -
,n. - . ., r...mb,ed the passage or railroad uan
Al r, spe I'D through tunnel, while the cannohaao
ki,a OF .ppropriate bass the mixture Of souna
l. rcot thu .,r As night drew the column u '
eb~cam. mora indstinct: but then the beauty :" '
prosnce 4 was only diversified The nash'hs o' Ne w
rance and small arms formed the most cnAin''s
! khe ,randest display Of pyrotechnics' us NV
ming ld ~i,h exploding shells after thcy na0' 0ou' =
,, their .wav in tho finest golden line from 'ns s
n Ora aually these scenes passed away -
II rel ned around.
~ oyrcERs KILLED WOUNDED
The following the names OF SONS " Wv
illcd and wounded in Summers corps
So,oncl Char,es, 42d Now York. wounded.
lieut. Col Mooney 42d New YORK, kileo'
4 Cap,ain Tobn, 42l New York missing.
lieutenant Heavy, AID New YORK, wouhdea'
= lieutenant smith, AID Now York, wounded:
a Colonel Hincks, 10th Massachusetts wounded
;, n Major Howe 10th Massachusetts,, wounded.
/, Colonel Grovenor, 7th Michigan, wounoea
!, Captain Mallory, list pennsylvania wounded
nd Iisutenant Reynolds. o9th New York ki,ed
Captan Libby. 69th New York, wounded
Lieutenant Cahil, 69th New York. wounded.
| Iieufensut Donovan. seth Now YORK, wounoso'
o. iseu,ensnt Carr, 6eth New York, wounded
ce Lieutenant Burns seth Now York, wounded
n. owsy soth Nsw so., YORK N ysrH NssnoUs Wounded
,n CAPTAIN 70 ,ohoe, ssth New York, killed,
by I;sn,snant W. NJ Wooai Goth New York, wounded.
in Cautsin Hammer seth Now York, wounded
,ss | Ca,tain MacGoniger. Baxer's Zoasves, wounded
ous Resides rsgimonia and staff ocors General SUNNI
OF who wns conspicuous for his galanry. got wound
slightly by shell in ihc arm, in the hoa Of tho bal
xp OF White Oak Swamp; General sedgwck had q ho
ave shot undor him. General Burns received wound
APPS the face by rifle ball
Of Thus ends a OF encounters Of seven days dn
in tion, bringing our accounts down In regular oraer
ltly Thursday last