New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
GENERAL rRENOYT's ADDRESS TO HIS TROOP
AFTER THE BATTLE or CROSS KEYS
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c,srp.1 ORDre No. H.-T5e Ccnnaadny
General desires 20 thank III. troops Nf Their s'eaci-
ness and good conduct in the Numerous recent en-
counters with the enemy, and especially TO ez
press his admiration VI the obstinate and veteran
courage, and the instances OF chIvarc bravery dis
plaved BY them al She battle Of Cross keys. lie
hanks them wannly Tor their soliery endurances
which enabled them in their vigorous pursuit. Of the
enemy TO meet tie extraordinary hardship ana Ia
tigues Of forced marches IN the most Indictment
weather and in tie absence Of the most ordinary
supulies lie conrratuiates them upon thtiT RAPID
aud glorious march, in which thoy drove before them
in precipitate retreat, greatly superior enemy N
nicied ioss upon him in daily engagements com
PEELED him. after ii hard fought battle, 10 re'reat
from he chosen ground, leaving his dead nlon y,
and abandoning two guns, and finally threw him
across the Shenandoah with the parting adm0miions
oil their we'll served artillery.
The General Commanding congratulate hstroop',
but 81 the time regrets that he finds 1t neces airy
70 call their attention To the many disorders aud eA-
Cesses and VTant0n OutragC6 upon property when
have marked The lire OF march Of this army from
Franklin 20 Port Republic. There seems 10 he an
organized band OF stragglers and pluuderers who
prectdc aud follow tho army, M'nl outrage and
plumber for their special occupation. Ino COmLand-
ing General feels perfectly assured that no dispOsl-
ton will be attributed 70 him to require unreason-
ably severe punishment. But the magnitude OF tits
evil requires that il he eummGriiy and severely
clicked, end it II therefore directed "a follows:
No soldier ehall leave bis camp or lie CORPS when
upon the march without tLe written authority Of his
Immediate commanding officer.
Parties sent out for forage snail he under charge n
q commissioned officer, who will be held accountable
for theif conduct.
Men allowed to battle or quit the camp to wash
clothing Will IN every instance be accompa'lo1 ny
q non.commisslOned officer, and no man will be per
iied 10 enter the house Of citizen unless ordered
70 do 20 by hIs immediate commander. StrsRejefs
from the camp or from The line Of march viii be ar-
re- "a and nut uuOu police or Other iabol0us duty,
aud be Otherwise punished according to the degree O!
their offence and any man, whether h. be regular
" enlisted soldier, tCGmGter, or other employee or
cann follower who ehal be charged with plundering
the property Of citizens without or OF stealing
within the lines shall be summary tired by court
martial aud If found guilty shall be sho'.
The General Commanding trusts that III his deter
miuation at once 10 bring about and maintain good
order and sound disc pine IN the army, ne III re-
ceiye the prompt aud cheerful support OF both Oil
GERS and ncu. lie feels satisfied that he can rely
upon tie intelligence and patriouem OF the men, and
lie reminds the officers Of his command that they are
10 a prcat extent responsible for the gross Irregular
ties which have reflected discIedlt upon the march
throughout Nirgiuia. Ii il theIr Office 10 take care
that Il does not become necessary 10 fgcfihce ire5
ia the maintenance Oi good ORDER They are cl0iI q
for this purpose with tie necessary authority aid
viii be hereafter held iigidly accountable
The troODs will be drawn up IN line this afternoon
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tecimcn,s and in German also, 10 those OF General
Blenkers Division IL viii also be road by oihccrs
commanding companies at three successive p1faGcs,
and subatern officers and serge@u,s viii attend to
ir Being read to every Individual Of their respective
SQUADS who may have been absent al Inc TINE o.
reading az above directed
By command of Major General Fremont,
ALBERT TRACY, Colonel aud Asst AdJ-bon
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDLD--COL.
CLUsERET'S brigade.
Can't Gtermaan. Aiide-Cs amp wounded severely.
sIXIILTH ONO.
KtLrp-Iieut. Vance. William DIses, Co. G. - Genet
WorsDsD-Joseph Irving Co. a, leg serious Georee
Rog.man CO. H. groin senoudyi H. Eu.gns' 20 b. iee
seriously.
EIGHTH VIRGINIA.
BuLED-Rose Co. I; - AldeIso1 Co r ore prV''e un'
known. -,
WousDyp-H f. Cooke. Co. !, thigh, severe Charles
Grlss Co. H. shoulder sngAtj Chas. ballard CO. DesA'
sure: - AIbO,ast Go. X. arm. slight J. ta"ty 20
81 shoulder, severely; T. Ballard Co l. chest shshl W.
Iurnor, 60. II, slight; - Baldwin, Go. Il, sIgAI
BUCRTAIL RIFLES.
KiLgD-Corp. Henry Hsdley, Co !. ct,
NOgSpkD--L Lieut. H. h. Rice. Co l. severely ami ,h4'
Na''to. CO. :, severev. shoulder Fftnk We''' 20
we're y sto.ael. S.la. Le-twlIh Sc = ics.',, 49, a..