The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

/ Lewis wilson, Co. b. o2d New York.
Edmund Murphy, Co. II, Goth New York
John Iaflusr Co. H, 9sth New York.
| Thomas Gregg, Co. II, 92d Now York.
| II. steel, Co. B, s5th New York.
p In nss corppr sd, Co ss.n New York.
| James Porter, Co. l, 92i New York.
| ii. K Stevens, Co. r, 92d New York.
Charles P. Gray, Sergeant, Co. A, 92d New York.
E yah POOR, Go; G, va a., Nsw York.
Solomon Miller, Corporal, Co. H, 9th New York.
| John Thomas, Co. X, 10lst Pennsylvania.
| Scion Geller, Co. G, 10lst PcunsyIvan
| Simon Ksllen, Co. f, 10lst Pennsy wanna.
| w d. Moore, Captain. Co B Tooth New York.
| Hiram Adams, Co. C. S5th New York. tEt
John Shrder, Co b, 93i Pennsylvania.
Francis Bsaleaeld Corporal, Co. X, 92d New York,
| s. L. skinner, Co. ], 9sth New York
Jonathan Young, Co. G 6lst Pennsylvania
| John B. Hayden, Co. T. S5th New York.
| Daniel Honin. Co. +, 6lst Pennsylvania.
| Samuel Staitler, Co. f, 6lst Pennsylvania.
| John Aughenbaugh Co. L, 6lst Pennsylvania.
George ofrisn, Co r, sist pennsylvania.
J. f.. McKilip, Co. F, 6ist Pennsylvania.
Alexander peterbangh, Co D, 6lst Pennsylvania.
| Nathan Iandes, Co y, 6lst Pennsylvania
| Edmund Anstice, Co. Il, 6lst Pennsylvania.
| Henry Rushenburger, Co. B, elst Pennsylvania.
| Jno. lnuly Co. Q, 61st Pennsyl vania. ~'t
| David Hoog, Co. c, 6lst Pennsylvania.
| II. s. Estep, Co. F, s5th New York.
Captain Harris, 25th New York, sent to Salisbury
| Lieut. Esselsen, 18th New York. dead.
| VIM. X. Fleming Co. y, s1st New YORK.
| James Heron, Co b. 6lst New York.
| Col Dodge, S7th New York
- Pervorce, Co. b, Tooth New York
- Copeland, Co. r, Tooth New York,
Surgeon D d. T. Marshall Bcrdan's S., not wounded.
Four officers Of the Tooth New York have gone to Sa Is
bury All the prisoners whoswere not wounded have
| been sent to Salisbury.
Captain Dawson, 61st Pennsylvania, gone Salisbury.
Ono man. Co d. 61st Pennsy vana, gone to Salisbury
One man, Co. G. elst Pennsylvania gone to Salisbury
The Arrest or Colonel Van Wyck.
Our readers may remember notice, some weeks
SINCE Of the arrest Of Colonel Van Wyck OF Orange
county N. ]. We ind in the Middetown Press letter
from that officer, in which no thus rcfors to the SUBJ
| ject,-
After we got settled down received letter to re-
port to the headquarters OF General Porter Provost
Marshal. WENT and found charges preferred against.
mo for having taken the secession ambulance and some
bacon and corn meal for my regiment when II in
famishing condition All the property had taken had
taken it for the absolute wants and necessities The
| ambulance was broken on the retreat
had II fixed, and the first day carried some sick
soldiers the second day two sick lieutenants-Conoly
and Still-who were unable to walk. Still there had
previously been issued an order, Of which was igno-
rant that no property not even belonging to the rebel
army should be taken So was ordered under arrest,
and in close connnemen-that is, confined in my quar-
tiers, with guard stationoa over me- This, suppose,
necessary for military discipline although IL Seem
ed severe, when man had Intentionally done wrong,
yaborng with too much zeal to procure subsistence
| for jaded and hungry men, who few hours might
be lying cold in death on the battle field
Writing from near the Chichahominy river. May 49,
| Colonel Van Wyck further says - ".
Wednesday morning visited General McCollan's head
quarters at Cumberland Saw several Of his staff officers
The matter Of arrest brought to tho attention OF
the General when he promptly ordered that should be
released; that he satisfied had taken OF the
enemy's property except for the benefit OF my regiment
and without intending to violate any army regulat on
am convinced that my arrest did not proceed from Cen
| oral McCeIans headquarters. leiH-
Rebel Accounts from Richmond.
| ANOTHER REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF THE
| CHICKAHoMiNY.
Telegram TO the Memphis Appeal
l MonlIE. June g.. 1862
special despatch TO the Advertiser, dated Atlanta,
the 4th gives further particulars Of the late battle near
Richmond The Charleston C1u Ter Of the Sd says
commenced on Saturday, at O'Clock NJ this side
Of the Chickahomy about eight miles from Richmond.
Our troops under General Longstreet made the attack
The fight lasted until eight O'Clock T. and resulted In
Confederate victory after hard and bloody battle.
We captured the enemys campa, breastw0Tks and ten
pieces Of artillery, driving him back completely. The
fedcras renewed the fight at sunrise Sunday morning.
aud attempted to recaptgre bis CAMPS but was driven
,han ours--it Is believed to be I'VE to Generals
Ice, Johnston and President Davis tho ground
the federal forces were commanded by General T. d..
Reyes. The slaughter Of the enemy was terrible.
GENERAL MAGRuDER ASSIGNED TO NEW COMMAND.
| Correspondence Of the Memphis sppcai1
General Magruder has been relieved Of his command,
and Is at the Sposwood House where Is also General
Floyd who has not been reinsiaed by the Confederate
authorities both OF these exeeian lighting men in the
4 hunor OF Achilles in his tent
from the Richmond Examiner May 2s1
Major General Mazruder has bcca assigned 20 take
mand in the trans Mississippi district; bit will not
Il
impending crisis in the immediate neighborhood of
Richmond This will be good for our Arkansas
i friends
THE "MARyLAND LrNF.n
From the Memphis Appeal, June5
Is stated that the officers having in hand the organi-
zation Of Maryland lIe'' In Virginia, progressing
quite successfully with the work. Many members Of
Maryland companies, whose term OF service recently
expired have entered the line and IN several Instances
whole companies have applied for admission. others
coming under the privilege or transfer from regi-
ments Of other states None but native Marylanders
| are received into the line. 3nEn
| MOUNTAINS ARMY TO ne AsNIHILATEp--ALLs oRrs
OF RUMoRs IN RICHMOND
Correspondence OF the Memphis Appeal.l
l RICHMOND, hay 81 1862.
You recoect the story OF the London housenaid who
came back from Tyburn in tears because the she
went out to see hanged had been respsed on the gall
lows should the Yankees before the city lay
down their arms and surrender themselves George d.
Mcclellan and ALL gshsr with their stores ammunition
and gunboats, to General Johnston, without fight.
| verify believe there arc people In Richmond
that have been in the army suffered any
thing u the prvatons and exposures OF the campaign
who would consider themselves swndled out Of whole.
| some excitement. Should McClellan's great army be
permitted 70 withdraw without moestation there would
be good for complaint, for Il Is position in
| which, II does not overcome Ms-a most Improbable
svcnt-sce must nearly onwihitate e. We may safely
trust General Johnston that the young Napoleon OF Yan
keedom shall not get of without beng Invested Of all
Napoleonc presigeat tho very outset Of his military
l career.
We have had thousand rumors to-day, all going TO
show that the nearer tho brought TO doors the
Of the arrangements OF the hour II said that Burnside
10 adv ancing on Weldon 70 OF communication
with Charleston, while another report crculstss the
eject that he has actually crossed the James
Suffolk and joined his forces with shose OF Mcclellan II
almost impossible TO learn for certain whether or
not the Yankees IN Of the railroads
the Junction OF the Fredericksburg road Ashland
Last night nj twelve O'Clock the latest brought
away all the sick soldiers aud supplies then remaining
the Ashland hospital and the report that federal column
within four miles OF the place. An equal nposs biy
seems TO exist OF arriving at the truth Of the
suit Of tho skrmsh OF Tuesday afternoon Peaks Turn
Out, Hanover Court House. Accounts givca
who actually engaged 10 the fight
as possible. The EnTayer treats the affair ~ ltts
Importance. The Examiner says General branch
deniay beaten ard ougcn rallied, and that ioss
considerable What the Government really beeres irth
gard % the yesuu may Judged from IT, fac, that General
Htu has bern sfnt forrcord % take ne commend ~ this
4 point orer Generals dndrson aud Branch.
WHICH DIP HE ''rRErER?"