The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

having daeimatsd nearly All shom fhs Ssaswine are
~ regiments taxing part ia l. ! Aetsons-
First end yifSh Omitted States cavalry
asssnd ana ThiSA United States artillery.
Second. Third. Fourth, sixth, Eleventh, Twelfth and
Dssstssnth United ssasss infantry regiments.
Mw roaE nATs VOLUNTEERS.
First artillery and Brsgsls artillery.
5snth, twelfth, thirteenth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth
Dshsse1sh. Twsnsy-foursh, Twsnsy-nfsh and Thirty
pseond infantry regiments
yRWYLvAnA naosA
First artiIlnry.
Eleventh cavalry.
First, Second. Third. Firth. seventh. Eighth, Ninth,
Ssnth, Twelfth. sxty.sesond Rghsy-fourth, Ninety.
afsA end Nnssy-sighth infantry regiments.
ncusm Snoors.
First, Fourth and Sixteenth infantry Segimsnse.
nAsaAzusnn snoon.
Ninth, Eighteenth and Ewsnty.sscend infantry rsgs
nenta
INV m9S noora
sssoaA, Third and yEh infantry rsginsats.
Second and FIN infantry regiments.
-sowA nooSA
Twelfth hfantyy regiment.
n ID supposed that W had about hunlssd guns q.
gagged N NE action. Cavalry, artillery and infantry dA
their work unhinchingly.
rHB REBR. TROOPS.
On che rsls side 10 estimated that fully sixty thos
And took part IN The action. General Lee known
70 have bssn command, and under him Generals Hill,
Anderson and Branch. As I'd nearly every well con.
TESTED battle heretofore had contend against
great odds, and yet they on Victorious Some even
place the number Of the enemy n eighty thousand men,
Among the renforoemsnts according the statement
q one Of prisoners the greater part Of Stone
wall Jackson's column. while our men twice gave way
temporarily % the Of the superior brought
against ths Of them turned his back and ran
they fell back only Al the order - retreat
mowxG UNION yIAos.
mo old dodge Of the enemy showing the Union coorS
and By this means dsosivhs regiments into BE-
usvns they were friends instead Of FOES appears mot
DO played out yet. This successfully worked
several times, am told, during the day.
AynR TEE HATTIE.
was late, already stated, whsn the Aring ceased
4 - past midnight Bodies Of the dead cover the
Ain sides and an the Businesses Of the woods. The
groans Of the wounded OIL the air. and anxious
ire wandering YEARLY about In quest Of missing friends
eensras cannot ind their brigades Colonies their ysgi
nsnts and Captains their companies and nice vyss Each
waits with anxiety the dawng morrow, know what
bops shall bring Of those missing, Il fate to
themselves. II h . mournful night. win not dwell
spon Is.
have placed our loss in killed wounded and mIssing
twelve hundred. Some put the figures much highsr,
md others rsss deal lower 10 impossible now V
% osAswss shan guess u the result
oyuCms KILLED.
haa ben AlAsa day FOR SOME Of the NEST gtsd end
gallant od,csrs In the service.
Colonel Samuel N. Back, Of the exty-ssccnd Penn
Uivania, va among the Arst whs fen. Hs
Was The son Of the Rev. John Black, N eminent
Dcosh divine and professor, was admitted 70 the bar
1oSo end pyactssd the Law with brilliant success ell
Shs Msxcan war broke out when he went out private
b the First Psnnsylvania regiment, and Afterwards
became ~ lieutenant ColsnsL He served with
aistincsicn n The war, and Afterwards return
"a 70 the prastioe Of his profession. In
ASST he was appointed Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court of Nshrasks and subsequently, appointed Co
ssrncs. change Of the administration caused his
novai asss which he for Congress- and came within
. few votss Of being ssctsd. when the present war
broke ous be was among the nrs oasr his services
ths government. His regiment numbers twelve full
companies There y thing deserving special uen-
sion: After the regiment mustered into service
OIL Back, thirtyfour oniosrB and two-thirds Of the
regiment signed the temperance pledge which they have
kept with unswsrvins fidelity ever since. COL Black
Asd ~ NJ Nod Of his regiment He shot through
tho breast, and expired without groan.
Col Cove, OF the Twenty second Massachusetts, rsg1
0snt, also fell st the head Of his regiment. He
graduate Of West Pent and took active part In the Utah
campaign. He was Of nns scholarly attanmsnts,
splendid discpnarisn and much beloved BY his
eiaas onicsrs and regiment
Colonel Roberts, First Michigan regiment % also ~
ported among the killed. He was, believe, graduate
= west Point. His regiment the one commanded by
Colonel Wilcox, n Bull run held prisoner Of war
with Colonel Csrcoran by the rebels.
Colonel McQuads, Fourteenth New York Volunteers,
vas sson 70 fall from his horse. He h reported killed.
but u 10 probable that ~ taken prisoner
hi body NOT aftsrwards discovered although his
horse was found The Colonel b well known In New
York politics, having served in the New York Lsgisia
sars two tsrms and odnciatsA Clerk OF the House
several years. For time past he has bean Acting
BAgadisr General Of the ssoonA brigade In General
Aorslls division. which capacity BE- nlse thsuiDsnt
ability and sasisfactioa.
Lieutenant Coeasl skillsa, Fourteenth New York
Volunteers. was shos from his horse and MORALLY
wounded he lived about - hour after rsssvisg his
wound. vsr years he was . leading dry goods NOR.
chant IN Rems. New York.
Lieutenant Colonel swstsss. Sixty -sscoad Psnnsyava
~, was lawyer or high standing - Pitssbarg He
was Unsd States Dsssot Attorney under President Fl
mere. he has . brosasr on General McClsIlaas star
Major Patterson, Of the same resnsns, reported NOR
tally wounded, b . sivn engineer By profsssssn. Ne
comes Of military family, hi father having ben ~
ysars Colonel u ths PNssburg Blues.
MAJOR Russell Is Q relative Of General Mcclellan He
was able popular and sdneicnt snesr.
Colonel Pratt was reskoned among he most capable
md rusty vsiuntser sfosrs y the service. He Il the
IN u zados Pratt, Greene county In this stsss which
- represented I'VE years n the stsss Senate Co,oQs
Pratt of fortune and a sducasioa, and had
travelled extensively In Europe
Captain Eas.on . capable arsinerhs, nd -
brave - he va capable he honorable mention IN
sns battle NJ DranssvIls - also did Lieutenant Prime
who was killed with him. He lost oil his pieces, but not
until ne had host his life trying keep than from The
enemy.
Captain spauidins Fourth Michigan regiment, said 70
have been killed, gallant officer. He was severely
wounded In front OF Yorktown, but refused % take