New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

=, -col stnart's lst Maryland and Vaughn @I
sssee Re,inents aud Cash's 9Th ana her'l""
AZ S,~tb Caroline, Nithetss 18th, ara IIe1'On -,
~ V;rc;nia advanced Ia an ire q lar me III
srpltaneously with great spirit from nor,v IN
s;lions mon RE front and fa"ks oil Iue -, Zoo
hu- quarter Of the field. At iNe s am and rear
III resoptely assiled their night ninA CIV e,',,
i-,Is, tie combined attack tLe enemy We" ~",Iorn
f,st ovcr n . narrow plateau ID we Fou'-o',
'n.eds bv tbe two roads, So oiieh 'Ie"' ~
mo s. match oil woods on lbs "es'ein 10
iak over Younes branch and Tue .u' '...o
felds Gf the Du.6n ftrm, ana I e'., ,,,rJ nm
"a !, an available di.etilons, toW"ru D"i'
Nv - rant bod nov become general and CON-
Ilete ,,ry, rossps
U,t1o glorious for onr people, and Of crushing
.ot mon the teor0ie OF our hitherto conhdcnt aho
o,.,rvreenirr adversary, as were the events 81 inc
,.h".4 Manassas. tie field was only won by stout
',,,c and as before stated, with much loss, as Is
,7o,isrIy eNibit,d in the pagers herewith, markec
y q nj. ana being list. Of the Killed and ounctd
H. Killed outright numbered 2t9, the wounded
ino-m1king an aggTega OF ,S5}.
bEAuREGARD on THE UNION LOSSES.
The actual loss of the enemy viii never De hnom
II mas now only be conjectured. 1helr aoHu" ,iey
Jcss as thev were buried by our people WH0io 49, =
IN rofortnna,slv ,ver, not uneraiej; bu' ui"'
mart. of the ii-li were thick Win 'heir G;iaI
bnt .ew batte-fe!ds have ever tesh' -, ON tbis
re,orts OF the enemy are studlousI! sI'en' 80 s.
mint bnt still afford us data Tor an "llroNi'' go,
80 IL, almost in the dark IN tespect 20 'uo
- of Hunters and lieiu'ztlmah uI'Is4on.
at Longest. md most bouy onSsSeo-We aie III
f,ped That Sho,man's bnggGe- yer u nod
fred in killed, wounded, ana hlsslhe' wv -'ue'
- ~ Frankln's brigade GOrmsn' s--ost iweo'y-
o,e nor cent GrfliD's battery loss was 'hh'y per
-, and tbg, Of Ktves's brigade, wlich was 50
i.,dld bv it. commander IS 10 lie exposed 10 o.Hl
,cesiouai vOileys from our trools was Il, res 'e
ut To tiese facs aud the repeated references
.be ,eoorts Of the more rc;iceht cOhhahucIS' ~,
3D.. {" ro,rderous" fire TO which tley were tN3aiN
e,oo,ed-the "pistol range yOlieys ai' ghins
,1.keiry of which they speak, - tcouisius ' -,
-.rks, ard We are warranted ~ Im,rS we e,,ii
So Of tie Unon's,s At over 45'Ol" hiH'1' oun"'S
e.d rri,cners. TO this may Ue legiiimaieiy aHoeu'
f",.I,, of The lai,l, the thousands OF lngiuyes
80. fbe f,id WHO have never Trolned TIER le-I-
and vs bo are "a much 70 10 tie enemy sseiNi
rif Siam or di,alled by wounds. These may not
Le iucluced uuder the head OF "missitg because
in eyery instance Of such report We took Is many
r,isor,fs AZ thuso bIi-atos or regiments a. are It.
tor.so "uj.,iic" let aplerCed eXi iats sOue
400 Of their wounded and others VINO fell luio our
Irrd. Grd were sent 10 llclmOrd. Some were cent
10 other I0nis 80 ttat Tie uuutor OF pfisoners IL
clufiug wounded who I'D not Cie, may lie set down
sf not less than 600. Bes'Ce these oon-ceraQle
nm Der who could not be removed from tie ned,
died az several iam-hOuses aid LelC.hosiltals "ibn
en- DAVIS following the la'tle. A PAGER appended
Xlibits in part the odulu,e und -upl lee csitd'ed
including some - H. icc.s o. tie hest character
q arm. with over TO- rounds OF ammunition for each
1uu. 81 cassous, forge, battery Wagons, o. ar
ery horses, completely equi ltd, JO.UOO OF small
gus ammunition, 81 sets unds Of acc ontreueuts,
over 5)l muskcts some Iesiueifal and garrison
frs with large number Of list0!s, buaPsachs,
words Cauteens, blankets, large store OF axes aud
atrenehug tools. wagons, ambnances hOrses, camp
ed garrison equil ase los ial stcres, and soEe SUI
etCLce.
WY BEAUREGABD DID NOT FOLLOW NC
DOW ELL.
In conclusion il ia proler, and doubtless expected
l14t through This report NY conutyBen should be
padeaco nanted with some O. q sufficient causes that
reyented tie advance OF our forces and prolonged,
'gorCus ppisut Of thr enemy to and beyond the Po-
Ouac. Tie War pepaitutit has been July alyisiC
oug since Of all Of those cautes Of which only
are rroper TO he here communicated. An army
which had fought like on that day against IN
olamo1 Odos, uuder Jolly tuu, most Of the tine
without water and without food, except "a hastily
saicbej meal at dawn, wac not in condition FOR the
oil ofa eager, effective pnrfui Of eIemy mme-
lately aier lie latiie. Ou ibe following day, an
nasnallY heavy and undermining fall OF rain in-
pryeued 10 obstfuct our advance with reasonable
roslei cf fruitful resu'is. Added 10 this, the want
i cavalry force Of cuff ient numbers, made al ell
lent pursuit a military IN. osfibill'y.