The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
Nicholas Kttle. B. O. Chapman Henry King, Cyrus Nc
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Reports from Companies y and not received.

Nicholas Kittls B. o. Chapman, Henry King Cyrus Nc
Reports from Companies y and not received.
INCIDENTS.
Commissary Sergeant Reese OF the Fortysixth Penn
sylvania cut on by the enemy at Middletown. He
returned TO Strasburg and concealed himself in the
woods. At daylight on Sunday morning he heard the
reveile beat by ten rebel regiments who hour later,
left town and took the turnpike up the valley towards
night, and probably went to Harrisonburg to ntsrCepi
Fremonts army from coming TO rescue. Reese left
hts hiding place and was pursued through the woods
fifteen miles by some rebel cavalry he passed his way
two wounded mon OF the Connecticut Fifth
Lieutenant Colonel Parham, Of the Twenty ninth Penn
syivania was twice captured at Front Royal, and as
often escaped and commands that regimen in place
OF the iamented Colonel Murphy.
Surgeon William King long Medical Director Of Gen.
Banks corps has been detached and placed charge Of
hospitals in Philadelphia.
Lieutenant Colonel Pinkney, Of the Third wisconsin,
has been rendered and accepted tho command Of the
FRon ROYAL, Va, May 81, 1852.
Tho reconnaissance made this afternoon discovered
largo orce Of tho enemy consisting Of infantry art
lery and cavalry, six miles from hero
the Winchester road.
Our troops opened are on them, and drove them for
some distance taking prisoners ana eleven
FOUNDER cannon manufactured in Liverpool in 1851 and
twelve wagons several horses and mules, and also
capturing six men Of the Maryland regiment who had
been left in house in the vicinity. Thor names are;
John Corcoran Of Baltimore fractured collar bone Cor
poral VIM. Fowler, wounded In the thigh Henry Roper
Little York, Pa shot through the chest, serieusly;
Thomas Mitchell, shot in the log; Sergeant Uhlor,
Uler. seriously wounded in the thigh.
In the affair lost man, named Crawford, late
member Of Virginia regiment, who was captured BY tho
enemy and had been released very lately He 10 from
Wheeling, and was trying TO obtain . lieutsnancy.
Richard Henthorns, OF Monroe county, Ohio belonging
to the First Virginia, lost his middle finger, and VIM
Ames, Of Wetzc county, Va, Of tho Same regiment
shot through the hand.
The loss OF the enemy not ascertainsd, a they
left on the FIRST Are. t1tt1l
Lieutenant Crawford Of the First Virginia Union inan.
try was accidentally killed. Seven OF the First Mary
land regiment, Colouel Kenly were rscaptured
In the engagement yesterday the First BRIGADE Gen.
Kimball, were the principal participants. Tho New
Hampshire battalion Of the First Rhode Island cavalry,
Major Nelson led the advance captured ono hun
and fy prisoners and rocapturcd eighteen OF
The Fourth Ohio Colonel Mason and Fourteenth Indiana
Colonel Owens, Immediately followed
Adjutant Tarr Of the First Maryland regiment, was
among those recaptured he very severely wounded
In the head by sabre strokes. but ID rapidly re.
covering and is ablo to walk about
Colonel Kenleys wounds are not serious and he ia
doing very well.
Strasburg will without doubt be In our possession BY
tomorrow night.
The First Maryland rebel regiment was engaged in
tho fight when the First Maryland loyal regiment W
driven back.
. FRONT ROYAL, June 2, 1852
Lieutenant JONES' OF General Shields staff with TWEEN.
ty-vs Of the First Ohio cavalry made reconnaissance
yesterday, going to Strasburg. On his return he re-
ported the enemy retreating through Srasburg very
rapidly with their baggage trains nearly through, and
at length they were seen through the hills.
General Bayard with the First Pennsylvania and First
New Jersey cavalry and six companies Of the Pennsyl
vania Buckta infantry and the Fourth Maine battery
was Immediately ordered 70 advance TO strasburg and
cut OF the train.
Upon arriving within mile Of strasburg no found the
enemy in great force just beyond tho village and not
desming prudent to attack halted for the night and
now occupies the advance looking directly into the eyes
Of the enemy.
Much firing was heard yesterday, during the entire
day, some distance beyond strasburg.
r RECroRrowN, June 2, 1862
The rebel forces under jackson retrsated through
strasburg yesterday their rear guard occupying the
place last night.
splendid rined steel cannon, and number Of prison.
and loaded wagons captured from the rebels on
Saturday r1 Ntt
The Eleventh Regiment,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HARPER's FERRY, juno 2, 1862.
Tho correspondent Of the New York zimes stated o
lsehood about the Eleventh regiment New York State
Militia. The companies OF Captains Roth Rubin, Soils.
and Fisher refused to DO in except in WASH
ngon They and sent back. Tho other