The New York herald., 1862-08-14
Official Report or the Pursuit OF the
Rebels.
HEApQussrERs, ARMY or VIRGINIA,



Rebels.
HRApqu sRrERs, ARMY vIaelaAl
August 49, 1862
MAJoR GESERAL HAIIEcg:-
No 25, the subjoined report, was received 1T one
O'Clock this morning. JOHN POPE, Major General.
HEAporA ANrkas, CAVALRY BRIGADE
SECOND Corps ARMY OF VIRGINIA. August -, 1862
Colonel GEORGE d. RuGGIEs, Chief Of Staff
have the honor 10 report that IN obedience 20 instruc
tions received from the Major General commapdins the
Army Of Virginia, this morning proceeded in the drec
ton or Orange courIousc, with the First Vermont Colo
mel TJmpkins FRS. Michigan, Colonel Broldh'al; First
Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Richmond; Fifth New York,
Colonel DeFoes cavalry rcgimens and four pieces Il
artillery.
About three or four miles from your headquarters
discovered the pckets Of the enemy and after two
large bodies of cavalry, and the woods led with foot
A strong line Of skrmishers was thrown out, who
rode along the pathway When in range Of the enemy
n few shells were thrown, which dispersed him in all
directions. The footmen kept in the woods, and fed by
Rapiaan station The cavalry fed down the Orange
Court House roads.
| pursued them cautiously, fearing ambuscade TO
Crooked river which had swollen 10 such extent that
my artillery could not cross Part Of the First Vermont
md First Virginia cavalry the river and continued
the pursuit TO Robinson river which vas 60 full and tur
balent as to be extremely dangerous.
In tho pursuit. good many prisoners wounded in Satur
days tight found almost abandoned. Major An
drews Chief OF Artillery to General Jackson found
badly wounded at Crooked river in charge Of assistant
surgeon.
The fight Of the enemy after Saturday, 6ght most
precpitate, and in great confusion. His old camp was
s,rewn with dead mon, horses and arms. His flag Of
truce yesterday bury his dead afforded some moro
time for his escape.
The enemy day has the benefit OF hard rain which
put high waters between us.
lam ,vcry respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN BufoRD, Brigader General.
The Killed and Wounded at Cedar
Mountain.
CrrrgPrEa, Va, gust l2, 1862.
The Following are The official lists Of killed ard wounded
at the battle Of Cedar Slaughter Mountain, far
received
sixIysMTH ONO.
Colonel caady--21o men,
Woueded-Major Chas. r. Futon, in breast badly:
Samuel H. clark Acting Sergeant MAJOR IN head badly,
Company A-s,rgcant ]. T. Mitchell, badly wounded;
=, geant g. r. organ wounded; Corporal Geridgc leg
Sorsmra p,itr wounded. GRAHAM. voInded fioyilie
wounded: McCiellan, wounded; Mayse, wounded; Sui
van wounded Stokes, wornded Rcd, wouudsd Howard,
cofspsny B-idcuienaut D. A. Mcnorald badly; carpo.
ral v N. Powell Killed; Brown, tady; steven Brush;
Bede woandel; B.uny, woJndea Bryant, wounded;
CopfGny C--Captaln Samuel r McNlrran,. badly
ham, wounded; Ryan, wounded shaipy, wounded
whitcd, wounded.
wounded; Councillor, wounded haIly, wounded iohh
Harndcn wounded, H. Hamden, cElAcd, Hcnde sh0.t,
wounded HoWiy wognGed lufacy, wounded Sergeant
iicConnaoS, woIndedi T. ~ Villains WOUNDED AAeh
C5mp1ay E-sereeant ihos i. DAVIS, killed, n Card,
wounGed ,orp. ods wuEndedi Corp AcleAni wounded,
se, wounded, Fleming. Wounte4 ScpLcuss wounded,
slsiricd, wourtcoi Webster wounded.
Coatf,lRy f-lieut l.. W. smith, wounded; Sergeant
oway wodndea; Corporal Cgodge, wounded; Corporal
Draper wounded, Corporal Nc.ittrdge, wounded; "A.
smith, wounded, JAS. smith, wounded
Company 6Serseant ltumer, Killed: Briggs, wounded;
Esny wounded; Pitman Killed; Irwin, wouudcd: o. ii.
DJw wounded. Corporal Davis wounded, Layton, Killed;
look wounded, Hannah, killed, Corporal sparrow, woand
ed; Johnson, wounded, PITTS, wounded kunkc wound
Ford, wounded; Duel, wounded.
Compang R-Iicutenant NJ. Ellinott wounded; Ser.
saant Davis, wounded Corporal HudsOn killed. Fair
enid. missing McMucn Killed; Wilson, wounded,
Roley, wounded; stokes wounded; Walker, wounded.
CoaipcHy I-Corpora Alley, wounded Corporal noas,
wounIed Burns wounded; Morris, wounded; fiminops,
wounded van Fleet, wounded; White, wounded
Con,Jdiy K-Captaiu J. II. Van ihmon, missing Lieu
tenant Nj. NJ Clark, wosndcd Sergeant khodes, woundcd;
Smart, wounded; Bacon, wounded; Rhodes, wounaed,
Alexander, wounded, stottemgcr, Wounded
Colonel candy had three horses shot under him, and
ock command Of the brigade after GeaTy was wounded
fIwENTy-SINTu ONO.
Captain Stevens, acting Coonci-173 strong.
Company A-Leuenant " J. HGlburt, woundeii Cor
porsl Jas Loomis, wounded H. W Granlin wounded; t.
NJ Coon, wounded DaDiei Thatcher, wonnded; Sergeant
w. H. Grant, Wounusit - scht v. tsuOt, WOnuueu,
| H. NJ Canaed, wouuded Nathan Wilder wounded; Cor.
| pcra w. b. H0yt, missing.
Company B--CarpOrai Albert Bishop Killed; sergeant
r. Gswod, wounded Corporal Frank Chaguau wounded
Georse wright, wounded oscar Bcrtank, wounded, Hy
Brmnard wonnded; A. kengue Killed, Corporal r.. Pot
ter wounded; l.. Montgomery, wounded ByionMcAr,
thur. wounded byron Nswcome, wounded lisnry Hicks,
wounded -
SoD,uarv C--John Yokes, killed; Lieutenant r. r.
stewart wounded Corporal A. kingsley, wounded. D.
Williams wounded; u. D. ~ kor killed. Corporal John
Chapel wounded, jos. Hall, wounded
gss N liant W
Corporal j. s. Alexander, wounded W G Tnncy, wound
cd; H. H. Poniious wounded; H. &. thompson, wounded
Sol gesnt L. b. Stark. wounded; Corporal George Foust
wounded Wan. Haynes, woundsdi l.. sqares, wounded
Id. Gaylord, msslug.
Company E-sS. Tuftie, wounded; James Y Baglev,
wounded
Company f--corporal n Pickett, wounded T. polen,
wounded; Goorgc Nero, wounded; Y Dawling, wounded
George A. ratcheB missing, q Il. BaGh missing; 3, We
Lane missing \. Walden, ms,pg, A, ~. PalDe, missing,