New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01


and we trlst that the time has come Tor MAKING we
campaign against Richmond short sharp anu NC
eisive.'
Additional Particulars of YESTERDAY
tIe-Names OF Killed and "0"""'"
srouo Correspondent Of The N Y Tribune &c,
s,yAss's STATION Va, thursday 'ane % i'o''
U..,so o,a..n, bonr % D. M the battle has not
been renewed az was gencFa''y oeiie'eu "'"'.
he. During tho night tbe enemy nreu d no'i''e' VI
yoes of musketry, probably Tor the purpos" Vi '"'
-, .ra Harvesting our soldiers. Quite number
Of The wounded who had lain on the heid over
~, ,,ere brought in to-day. The 20lh Indiana
eegimap,, in Gen. Ksrneys Division, who ha7s los'
ohont 90 men in killed, wounded and missing, mace
a brilliant and successful charge against "a force o,
ahout five times their number Inc 18th occupied
The center III the advance OF the brigade supported
90 he right BY the cd Pa and on The lei! by the
s7th n. Y, aad in the rear by The i0lst \: }!
The enemy made an advance on the LETT IN strong
force for the pdrpOee of taking one OF our batteries,
when the 2OJh charged upon and drove them back
from one-fourth 10 half mile and beyond Que OF the
epclnys batteries wbeu for wan. OF sufficient snp'
port tbey were outilansed and forced TO retire
This occurred about dark, and th= ruth were IN
fortu,s,ely mistaken for the enemy and fired into
bv the l0lst NewYork Regiment, losing two men
Killed and several wounded.
cant. Jas NJ. Lytle Of Co. j, 10Th Indiana, who
commanded division ct the charge, seeing his men
waver a. the large odds Hganet them, srnng IN s-
vance and, waving his sword, commanded The men
90 follow bin. Just at thar instant ball sTd,h
him IN the wrist. lie Continued leading MS men on
until the enemy were driven beyond then nnet,
wien he fell wounded 10 the side and thigh, ana re-
manned upon the field Of battle over night.
The following is in addition 10 the list o. Klned
and wounded forwarded BY me last night, obtained
fyom the officers OF the regiments:
EI6BrY-sIvEXrB SEw.YORg.
raxPASy JEraucis C. MaDes, in tia right lang seo isy
Seth H. Condeu leg Corporal James Kendall leg; Micnse
Lar sdOn head, Private Murphy neck. slight
Ps,f Gsf DUCK, by limb oftTcs, slight
COMPANY DJchu FARLEY, bali through The leg; Terence
GALLAGHER through both kighes james herrimsn hand
Areuss Feeny. ara John Donn-l. missing.
COMPANY E--Seygoant Jas I. Muianey, arm Lawrence
CSxF4sY G-Ale1snael Logan, missing. Peter Smith les
CoSrsS. H-kiled Corporal Thomas Lennon CorpoI.i
Aoaa.,. Wounded. c. Epson. bal. through back serious
1hos McNsmcc, head, shgh'i Jas suadah' ami tfsnc'
CosraSr K-wOuu6ed, Charles Bles,o, hip Robert Par
balls through breast and dangerous
CoAPAsy C.-woauded JOAN O'tIsneei, ak; VIM uIEs
hip Mishne, J9s Bosiiel, -, ,,,.--.. u...,., c..u
VIA. weeks oolorbeuer seriously; frark srnth Js
e. ii-udri.kson hand sidney Luck hand; Peter srkin
yannes head sshty by Ihe Lieut. John D. Schiller in
Corporal Richard h. Ryderis highly omplimented
for h.s daring and bravery while acting ia color
bearer during the day. The coors were compile ely
yiddied with bullets, but Ryder never for moment
lett his exposed posisioo but the contrary sauciy
shock the colore 81 the enemy, and dohed them 10
come on.
The 81tn with 80 men, under command Of Lieut.
Col. X. A. bachia, fled scross the field opposite the
redoubt 10 the support OF The 20h Indiana, who
were advancing in the tbicket. Alter passing
through a niece Of woods TO the LETT. the enemy
nsde an advance toie the fine woods on the night,
and were supported by pickets posted in two houses
short distance OIL and two small rifle pas IN close
proximity.
A line Of skirmshers were thrown on, when the
regiment advanced in line Of battle, taking pusses-
sion Of houses and riie-pits which they held during
The day and at Digbt they were hspked on tue right
and jett by large force, and consequently fell back
70 the Original position. The loss III killed and
wounded was about 70.
John Masenes OF the 9TH Penn was wounded in
thc hand The regiment were not in the action.
LIsT OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE ONE HUMID
RED AND TUTB PCNNsYLyASIA.
KuLsD.-Sies Trivia and James MoTehead. Col.
woUNDRD- Samuel IinEley Co shoulder, badly. Geo.
teer, Co T.; ieg Geo hdueIi, 90; = mp WIN Sasle, Co
C,!eg Gilbert T. Rs5 Go. u. thish, badly Palmer Il.
Lieut. Wn. G. Hevs, Co. c, struck with butt Of gun and
SeTgt. hTeis. Go. h, missing.
BILLED AID WOUNDED, sl1It-lhiRD PENssYLAsIa.
k1IIEp-,John Z. Ford Co p wm. Gresnswal,, Go. f.
w9rsDED;w% ~, D.yid.Gn Co bs9d Joh9 I.lyey
Co +, sishiy A. Grniyalt' Co. arm smpusted; Joha
Isl Lent H. cohTsn Co. q 15rtsiy since dead: L.Wr
once Lyon Co c. badly mcieel Kelly Co., slightly Jacob
.
David Lynch Co. = missing
Lieut.. Jesse Bullock, Company G, 9Th Msssachu-
setts, wounded by plug Of shell from our own
battery in the rear, died OF Dis wounds at p. IN.
to-day.
There are various surmiscs as TO the object Of the
attack upon the euemy Yesterday. Many supposed
that 1t was for the purpose Of engaging The enemy
while an advance Was made on the extreme right Of
the army, bat no movement Of the infantry took
place in teat direction; therefore il is inferred that
the movement for Reconnaissance 10 ascertain the
position aud extent of the enemy's works ininedi-
aieiy iii front.
attendance, and have received the best Of care and
nOurishment All who Were able 20 Be moved have
been sent 10 White House, and from thence to 20
North. 1t has been very quiet to-day.
FROM THE RIGHT WING.
There has been very heavy and rapid cannonading
on the right wing, commencing about D. m, and
confirming until sundOwn. The enemy were at
tempting to she'll cat the batteries at Mechanics
wife, but far have f4iled Our batteries promptly
xephedto those of tie enemy. No casualties a. yet
are repOrteh. g.
- Battle On the !5tb Advance Of the Leu
Wtng-rhc Rebels yaucpished 10th
hdbann, s7th New-Yorls. 6Sd Feou.,t.
'Hni", and tS,i, N@ssachusr,ts engaged
ft'r4 ''i.e' PoAa-At Yt The \. l. Tribune
bAfris fgYtD FAIR OAKS
June e, 1907 :
Tic n;ght before last a leory p, - co,,a or 80