, 1862-08-14
FROM GEN. P0PE'S ARMY.
Pursuit Of the Retreating
Rebels,
JaCKS0N LEiVES His WOUNDED
ON THE ROAD.
GEN. BUF0RD CLOSE AFTER HIM.
LISTS OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Gen. Banks sid Gen. Augur Seri-
0uSly Wounded,

Gen. Banks sid Gen. Augur Seri-
0us]y Wounded,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
WASHINGTON, August 13. 1862.
The following is complete list Of killed
and wounded in the eth Indians regiment, in
ths late battle beyond Culpepper:
K11AEp-Co. 4, LIST sergeant VIM Allen;
co. :, 9Th sergeant Noah Allen; CO. B, Capt.
Vim. Richardson; co. D, LIST sergeant James
Fl. Culberson; co. D, private Bloomfield
Beavero; CO. E, Thos. ". Hill, private Daniel
8. Sparks; co. I, 1st Lieut.. George II. Reed,
private Thos. Devereux, private John II. Mar
tin, private Abraham Swartz, private David
Tuggle; CO. (, private Geo. T. Ochill. To-
tai, 10.
worSpEp-Co. B, private Csc n. Crethe-
low, in hand; Co. D, sergeant silas III. Whit
tel, right hip; CO. D, corporal Anstin N.
Wilder, shoulder; co. D, Clemens johnson,
left side; Elijah Craford through the hips; CO.
E, sergeant 4. B. Solomon, 4. B. Med Donsld
waist corporal Jno. Jones, arm snd leg; co.
E, private Seth White, breast, co. G, Charles
a. KiEo, right hand; CO. G, Joseph B. Stin-
ron, bsyonet stab iu breast; co. Il, 1st ser
gent Nathan II. Fitzgerald, knee and thigh;
CO. Il, private Philip Coz, back Of neck; CO.
Il, private Francis Duty, hand; co. n, private
VIM. Francis, left shoulder; co. I, captain T. f. |
Eorce throat; 1st sergeant ". Holloway, thigh,
CO. I; 4th corporal L. P. Stone, slight, leg,
co. I; private Reuben Lucas, right side, CO. I; |
private Geo D. Klootin, since dead, co. T
pirate Daniel Reilly, severe, CO. I; private |
Joseph Sellers, slight, leg, co. T.; private
William slocum, &C. I; private Henry Lewis,
wounded and missing, 60. I; private Aaron
Stewart, co. L; 1sL corporal Bernan Hook,
morally, thigh, 60, z; corporal Conrad
Eckert, slight, head, co. E; private Ferdinand
| snelder, slight, lace, co. 4; private John B.
| Melcher, right thigh, co. K; corporal Jesse
Younger, slightly, co. E; private s. D. Candy,
| slight, neck, CO. K-tota}, 80.
/ M1ss1so.-PrieateP PHILIP Boss, CO. E; ser
! geant J. e. Terheiae, CO. G; private Asron
Allen. co. G private Henry Lewis, CO. G;
| private Richard A. Proctor. CO. A; private
| Elijah Wilkinson, co. 4; private Aaron Stew
arr, CO. A.
HEADQUARTERS ARMT OF VIRGINIA.,
To Major General Hslleek:
The subjoihed report waa received at 1
o'clock this afternoon:
| (stencd,) JouS PORE, Major General.
"HHADeuAsTEns CAVALRY Dn!aADH,
81 coRrs ARMY OF VIRGINIA. Aug. Is. 1862. {
To Col Geo. D. angg1ee, Chiel Of Staff:
have the hoaor to report that In ooedi-
dlence to ipstructions received from the Ms-
jor General commanding the army Of Virginia,
this morning, proceeded in the direction of
Orange Court House, with the lst Vermont
Col: Tom. .kinz. 1st Michigan, Col; Broahead,
! 1st Virginia, Lieut.. Colonel Redwood. the
5th New York, Colonel De Forest, aud four
pieces Of artillery. About three or four miles
from your headquarters discovered the pick
s1s ol the enemy, and soon aftef two large
boalta OF cavalry and the woods filed With
f7otn1en. 4 strong line ct skirmishera was
thrown out, who soon drove in the pickets.
When In range OF the enemy, a fen sa@lls vera
! thrown, which dispersed them III all direc-
ticns. The footmen kept in tho woods aud
fed BY the Rapidan station. The cavalry fled
| DOWN the Orange Courthouse road lpnr5uei
them cautiously, fearing. an a1nbuscado, to
Crooked liver, which had swollen to such M
, ex ent that my artillery could n3t cross. Parts
a If the 1Et Vermont md I'd Virginia cavalry
t swan the river and continued the pursuit to
: Robirson's River, which was so fall aud tur-
4 bulent ns to be extremely dangerous In th7
r. | pursuit., good many psSsoners, wounded or
= Saturday, were found almost abandoned. Mai
!. Anderson, chief Of artillery to Sen: Jackson
/ was found badly wounded at Crooked Rlvel
a IN charge Of IN assistant surgeon. The ilighi
. Of the enemy after Saturdays Sight was mos
= urecipitate and conducted in great confusion
i His old camp YVES stTeWn with de1d men
r Rorscs, and arms His flag Of truce yesterday
= to bury his dead afforded some n1ore time TO
: his eecape. The enemy today has the benc
- - tit OF hard rain which put high waters be
tween Us.
II ism very respectfully your obd't. ser1't
!, {s'gned} JoNS RuFoND. Brig. Gen.
i WASHINGTON, august 13.-Advices fron
t. Culperpfr, da:td yesterday, sny thar, OWN
le to the severe injur5 Geii. B.uks received. til
d co1nu,and Of the Il corps has deyolyed upo7
ID Gen. Wl1tiems.
,e Gen. Green commands Augur's division
n who is seriously. though nos Dangerously
d wounded,
Al escaped prisoner aaw at Orange Cout
r. House Gen. Prince. The rebels were on the]
le way TO Richmond.
1c Or visiting the hattle-f field, many, it MT til
ac greater part, of our dead officers were foun
entirely stripped OF theie uniforms.
e The rebel Generals Stuart and E :fly, viii
u hc1airg tho Gt1d, conveTscd freely with OF
to officers about the battle. They stated ta;
or the bsigades Of A. P. Htll Lorgstrser an
In Ewell oPrcsed cur small band of heroes-th:
n they were terribly cut to pieces sy oar tie
be leading to the inference that they suffers
tie fully as much es ourselves, as previous
r. stated.
re- Stonewal Jackson commanded in the fie
H. in person.
nr Pu11ADELru1A, August ia prIeate di
m patch. dated Cr1pc2per, this morning, stas
|u- that Gen. Geary did not lose his arm, AS Ii
his been reported.
he cr1rErrEn c. F., Va, August TT
: a fears our troops. On Saturday he engas
* With his whole force, numbering at least 80 9
, il uen, portion of the corps Of Gen. Baot
:he Who behaved ncb:y, holding the enemy
1p, check. and, with the aid Of one division,
sis Gen. McDo.elts and Gen. sigers corps, whi
Of arrived during the day, driving the enez
FER from several positions, and finally from
to | field Of battle.
Jacksen's loss can scarcely be less th
lae 1,5tO Our loss is much less. The battle q
lis decidedly the bloodlest OF the waT.
n On Sunday jackson remained idle, the troe
, in on both sides being exhausted.
to On Monday jackson sent in flag Of tr1
ID asking to bury lis dead, q large proportion
my eecapcd with his trains. This morning ia
at | sons whole army was gone. Gen, Bufo
ish- with his cavalry and artillery, quickenca Ja
ed. sons haste towards Gosdonsvtl1e, compelI
ON him to burn bridges to save himself Jack;
ted obviously does not intend to stop running
the til he reaches the rebel foEtitications at Ri
tile n5ond.
tery Gen. Pope has fully met the publ: expe;
an t1on Of him. The enemy not only sho y tt
TAX backs to our faces, but the valley of the So
DDS. andoah and the whole country from Manas
.Dn- TO Gcf00uEVlle IS no longer polln[ea bT
put presence of armed rebels.
re- Jackson's servant has just come into
, d. | quarters OF Zen. Mcdowell, aud reports
10Th | bis master admits = loss OF over ,O00 men
bed the engagement OF Saturday
fol- NEW YORK, August 13-The New T
eht. 1s,nes' Washington dispatch says:
lose t*1t fs considered certain that highly
lose pottant army movements are either in ]
nth g1ess or completed, but 1t Is not regarded
New proper yet to indicate their nature-
i'd Much more cheerful Impressions are
lent vailirg concerning Gen Pope's engagem
with JacIeon's retreat Is known here to hare
cav necessity. He had evidently become ~
iyis- Of the trap into which he wRs being begul
and retreated to escape the danger which
ined execution Of our plans threatened. His
pur- was on Fredericksburg as well as Cufpep
aank The better opinion here is that al Is e
I BE- well with Pope's army, and that there l.
on reason for the apprehensions expressed
Q re- te1dsy and o-day.
ither Well informed persons freely declare
sdad- Poye will be in Gordonsyille by Saturda
farthest, though perhaps not without 1gh,
Pope which may now be going on.
neut The New York I4Ibu,ae'< cor7espond'
that ! states:
two When the rebels fell back ycsterda,
own | their retreat, It is asserted By our men rec
the ~ escaped, that they divided; part Of the
tskjpE the rosd to Stanardsviile, and the O
on Of | portion taking the other side Of the noun
Join | towards Gordousvflle.
[ayed The following is the first correct copy 0