New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
FROM WINCHESTER BATTLE FIELD.
A SkirmiSh with AShby's Cavalry.
Reconnaissance BY GENERAL BANKS.
Moro Names Of the Killed and Wounded
wncaprsH, Va, Friday. March "a. isss

Ashby's Rebel force, with four guns, appeared
near Str,sburg, and threw several shells into oss
camp, killing one Of our men and woundlns anohss.
His position WAS such a. 10 prsvsa from cutting
him of.
Gen, Banks reconnoitered oil the positions Of Tho
enemy, several miles around, ssd returned to camp
after dark.
The Rebel General Jackson is believed to be vorY
quiet below Edenburg.
Most of the inhabitants OF Strasburg have becs
Unionis,s throughout the war, and are so still
The agent Of the Manassas Railroad and Station
Master. who have been hiding for weeks in the
mountains to avoid Gen. JacksOn's forces, have re
turned and given valuable information to Gen.
Banks.
Many of ths Inhabitants have been residing fos
weeks in the mountains
All is quiet to-day.
The Surgeons return Of the 9th PeOnsyivsnis
Regiment shows the following lied and woundsd
K,lied.-Col. VIM. G. Murray, Capt. Patrick GEL
lsgher, "a Lieut.. Charles Keen, privates Paul Mo
Lsry, job Miller, John Gilmore, Aaron Is. Wright,
James Myers, Lew. Keocb. VIM. Fowler, John
Kelly, Jeremiah Gates Thomas Hagcoh, e.mes
Kersher, Joseph McClaven, Jacob WalnWrxMs
James Graham, Daniel G. Smith.
Jv0unded-Priystes William A. DAVIS (morally1,
Thos. Rayenhill, ID. McLaine, Peter Miller, Ssnues
Burke, Adam FRANKIE tlightyl James Barr tmor:.
tally, Mr.. Forney severely First-liet: Samuel
BaysoO; Corporal Peter Lyops; jobs Iueddes.
Mack Saxton, Alexander Warn slightly, p. Kin
ban. james Kurtz, L. Kinney, Isaac Johnston,
Abram Hertzler, Jacob Spdee, John Jennings. FRS
Lieut.. b. Morrow (slightlyl sergesnt Henry Frank
seriously; Corporsls james NJ. Price, Chas. Mum
ming ana f. Fowler (slishlyD; Privates G. u Bow
era, Wa. Prosser. J. c. Feer, j. S. Wheeler, Guy
Holcomb (slightlyj; Sergeant Philip smith
(.liQhlyl; Corporsls Emauue. Boubaker lser,-
ouslyj, Alexander Taylor, JAMES GaIiagbor
slightly, privates p. p. Hawkins, Thomas German
Jao. Falbert lserously), Daniel Bittern Sergeant
Sanford johnson, Wu. f. Shead slightly Ses-
geant franklin Houston, privaes Henry Shaickles
iahtlyj, VIM. cassidy lmcrtallyD. Christopher
Smith l,eiiousyl John Lscee. Abraham hern~
slightly
sIxTF.sEvENTH OHIO
K.dsG-SerQesnt David BrecSer; Corporal J. A.
Iauitz; Pfivates l.. L. Smith, --McMaster, hsnry
Cowels, Edwin Amerker.
Hoardsd-Capt. Il. q. Tad Sergeant WigR'nst
Pfiyates Robert Norris, John Fox, Nicholas Greeior
Robert Ieare, J. II. Greene, Adam Piston Z: Gal
lapber William Gray. John Copley, VIM. Miller;
Sergeant David Brecker.
FOURTEENTH IsDhsA.
Kig,d-Corporsis Jacob Fuot, and L. W. Keller;
priyates Edward Nesbet, Peter Snaifer.
. u oua06d--Capains j. III. Martin, j. H. Kellyi
Scresarts Cbarler Neggs. = Msyerboa. - Dial
aell. j. NJ. Mitchell, T0omas Kidd Corporsb g. ".
Smith - wlseDer, j. Null Alexander Put
pam Priyates Charles {, warren; 1. Brown.
QuiIlen. w. Lapber. p. Harier, Frank
fjelduan. jacob Ouiuger, James Jolly, J. e.
Sparks. Howard Leroy, Peter Muller, Mike Pratx.
VIM. Nice. Mike MulviIle, j. Co. Connolly, L. IL.
Barnett, Harrison Andernan. Jefferson IhomsA.
Wallace Hooker Cornelius o. Beam, G. NJ. Mean
drummer Elijah Bsrrit Vim. Miller J. II. Roses.
Howard Lansr s. Kruggs, J. Rope, z. L. Barret.
A. Neahs, +. Wil,ert. Wm. Miller
SEVENTH ISDtAsA.
KfUed-Privstes Michael MCGEE, Charles Gill.
JVound,d-Second Lieut.. S. 5. Lynn, Sergt. y
Ii. Davis, Privstes Henry Thompson, Jno, W.
Jones Geo. X. Lovert, Geo. Holmes, Matthew X
Parter, n Ridgeway, Chss. Montanus, Albert VIII
lsmson. Nenry Thomson Jas. Mcknight, james
Hunt,
TwEsIY-yIGHTH nHw-foRK.
I Vo.aded-Private W. Stealing.
P0URTEsETH OHIO BATTERY.
| Uourdsd-Priyate Audrew Shsrp.
| TwRNTY-NihTH PENNSYLVANIA.
younded-Piyate William Williams
PIYTH CoSsEc1IcuT.
| Wouaded-Priysles Henry Wells and Patrick
CummiDs.
| THIRD WISCONSIN,.
| Woprde}-Piiyste A. S. Tracey.
FIRST VIRGINIA.
| U0uHded-Sergeaut George Truax, Corp. w. II.
III ChCOCk, ff1N1cs JiIlce Siu'uOhS. D.
VIM. Murphy j. NJ. FOrdiCe, Chss. Palastou, David
Reed, George w. Stosemsn, II. Mccormick, 3. J.
Martin. Charles Rawlings, Lawson Deyss, y.
Robinson. Samuel Burnett, James Brown, Thornton
Crow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PENNSYLVANIA.
| Ty0uRded.-Wm. A. Callahan, Serg t.Msjori w.
Cunningham, Jacob Schwartz, Ja@es French, Alfred
Brown Corr oral Charles Wbeatley, WIN. +. Ram
,ey joseph Cooper, john Dawson, Thomas H.
Sloan, j. w. College, W. II. SUIT.
EIGHTH ONO.
Hed--Tobias n. Edwards.
WovRded-SergeaDt A. y. Brown; Corporth
- Bruce. Isaac IIinckley; Privates Stephen
Lilies. George s. Flanders james Emerson; Lieu
tenant Craig, Privates +. Pearson, A. K. Brown.
A. Fry, ID. 4. Parker.
TRIRrEEETB tsDIANA.
Iy0undsd-Strgeaut f. C0wan; Corpor1ls j. T.
Graham II. Hardin; Priyates George W. Bsker.
William Aulloney, h. Ii. Wheeler.
The following wo nded on Sunday died last night
and were Uttered today by Capt. j. H. Vantemann.
Of the Goth Ohio, who was appointed by Cen. Siolds
10 perform thai duty:
Ser2t John KEEL v, Co. I, l7th Ohio.
Corp. Hare, Co. II, 9th Ohio
PriS.tes Thomas and j. (. Crow, Co. ID, LIST Viz
GINA; Mark l.. Helm. Co. +, 18th lldiana Law
renee Veneer, Co. A, 9Th Ohio
The body Sergeant MAJOR Jas. ID. Webb Of tho 9Th
Ohio, who died last night, Will he detained until ths
arrival of bis friends.
Lieut.. Williams Of the 2oth Ohio one Of Col.
Tylers stat, killed on tho battlefield, was buried
yesiardsy.
-Four prisouers were brought in to-day and wero
taken 10 their bones, their terms OF service having
expired.
The officer, in charge speak in high terms OF the
attention Of DIR. Miller, resident physician, 10 our
wounded.
An Office. of TIE Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
s,oak, confidently OF "a III ough connection TO Cum
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