The national Republican., 1862-08-12

but the unusually heavy loss Of field and line
officers was remarkable.
Aost Of our vous1pd ass wounded 10 The
lowe limbs. tY M f ~
XIoal four s'eloSk in The afseIn noou Gsasral
Poya and s,a{ we6t upon - 81, and were
grseesd nth u mo- vocl1 pu& hser. The
gsaef1l tbde toshs oktrem6 IN the tkick-
est Of the fight, and came near getting Into a
rebel anbuscade, but he discovered bis danger
In tims 70 avoid It.
:. Ne took sssArA rshsl prisonsrs, from whom
gained some information. II Is certain that
~ rebel Gen. Wfpder Is killed.
Gen. jackson is wounded slightly In the
haad. - Gen. ssxton ismovtaliy wounded. -.z.
The rebsl force engaged In the battle was
from forty 10 fifty thousand.
The casualties on our side are fully set forth
10 the list Of names send you Of killed and
wounded, now q the hospitals 10 Culpeper
Court HOUSE. The Int was taken at Q O'Clock
today. 'g G .i
Gen. Augurs wound Is not dangerous. II is
flesh wound In the hip. Gen. Gesry is severely
wounded In the arm. ,, w!
Gen. Banks had his horse killed under him,
as did also the chief Of Gen. Pope's stan, Col.
Ruggles. .0. -.a I.,
Large numbes Of hospital tents and sores
were sent from Washington to day to the scene
Culpeper IL one vast hospital, though most
Of the wounded will be sent on 10 Washington
| for treatment ..,f ... "
Two pieces Of artillery and large number
Of email arms were captured from the enemy.
| From The Star Of last evening. D..
The editor Of the Star, who was 10 sight Of the
battle, and who left Culpeper Sunday after
noon, gives the following additional items
The prisoners say that the rebels commenced
the fight with 10000 men, Ewell In command
who were reinforced by jackson with 5000
before p. m; the balsnce Of J.'s army getting
up early 10 the night. They claim their COM
bined force 10 be from 6fty to sixty thousand
strong. 81. H. T.
Gen. Pope's order, 70 Gen. King to join him
with his K.'s) admirable division, was delayed
advance from the vicinity Of Fredericksburg a
4 p. N. of Saturday, and at 8 Q. m. Sunday had
reached Elk Run Ford. So be 10 doubtless ur
with The main army by this hour. III:
We lost single piece Of artillery one o
Besth. II upset 10 ditch, and as II could MOI
be righsed BY those in charge Of it, was abAn-
We heard (aftsr leaving the field) tha. twt
of Gen. Pope's staff were killed by rebel 6rt
| curing kne lhLtoE part Oi tut tuBh8elutut, w
were then without the means Of verifying th,
fact. "
Our los Of regimental and company ofacer
was very heavy. Among those killed were Col
Grain, OF the Third Wisconsin Major Savag'
and Capts. Abbott, Russell, and Gooding, q 4
Lieut. Browning, Of the Second Massachusetts,
Col. Donnelly, Of the Forty .sixth Pennsylvania
was, we fear, mortally wounded. Ool. Creigh
ton and Adj. Mclyneau, Of the Seventh Ohio
are also very badly wounded. Capt Robt W
Clarke, Of the First District regiment, received
II wound In the foot - Il.
General ,Augur received n Minnie ball in hi
back, as be was in front VI bis division, turn.
. ing In his saddls u cheer II on. Gen. Geary
n wounded In the arm, 30 that be will likely
lose Il; and Gen. Prince Is slightly wounded.
On Saturday evening, as Gen. Augur wa
, being carried past Us back 10 the hospital, !
was thought bis wound was mortal, but or sur
gical examination II was found to be sever
but not dangerous wound, we rejoice 10 b
, able 10 say.