Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03

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Oplcpei IoAfAi's' "'uo .,...a ma town
force up the valley, anu 'n's' a N.
(Lune) that tMonqay) "O'u,.h' 1850. N
pickles and capturing one fss' a.
the rebel cavalry, VINO Oo0,p's. .......a ~. .ham a
at our approach. our cAsA'.y p. .L;r
mile out on the New MARKS. '0H''
mish ensued. Our cavalry Ona'ss1 -s,
We took four prisoners anu nvun .ss.S
Our loas was one killed anu 'u',. . .v- ssr ~ ,he
Wealluded IN our ssmI "as. ch.,,ss.or q q.
battle on james i'l1n .,,,... o.,led sscsa.
IL took place ~ q nest : .-,,es ,,.a., Can.
sonyille' Inc on''eu S'a''. -. - 1910 80 ,bs
BEHHAh mAue 'ne A's"ON ~ -. ...... s.b,;no
io'n ui',' anS Hl's' .' I'm ~ Io.s a. l;6B
our uooPs "e'o ispss -" a., fo,css
ine"' A'"'.' .s ~ -, os ,ha ouuboats.
resreaseu unue' '"o - ~ snh.
1enerai DENHAM' "no, % 49,. ard
jec'ed 70 oour'''nn', ~ ~. ~ .,,ack.
dsooeoience 70 o.us''' ~ 49, sssg ~ F,,day
arrived az New U.n WV - sss.aa aavsroIv
iast Aho HiSn'n Atio"e-t -1... 7-.il .-.. :,
bringing only two hundred ana nIby men oue VI
the engagement,
The forces respectively commanded oy MAJOR
Generals FREMoNr, BANKS and MCDOWELL, nave
been consolidated under tne name u 'ne Army
of Virginia, and Maior,Generai FORE assigueu
to the chief command-the first army corps 70
be commanded by General rhEAONr, sue Se00",
by General BANKs, and the shird py eeherS'
Mcdowell. After this arrangement was maue'
General FREMOET resigned IN consequence IL iS
said, Of, the appointment OF General rorE, wnom
be ousranks, as his superior oiiicer' and 1enerai
RUEUs KING, of Wisconsin, late a Lieutenant in
the regular army, was appointed to the COM
mand of his division; but General KING dec'in'
ed the appointments, and it is now understood
that General SidEL las been appointed to take
HE place.
The official lials Of the loss sustained by the
rebels at the battle of Fair Oaks show that
eighty.fvs regiments and battaliOns In oil were
engaged, Tho following statement gives tne
total loss sustained by the respective armies
Rebel lOls.
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Difference :. .''...''..''' ~.
lhere nave Deen aurips '"0 p.o, 80
ss'4Vs " '"p', ''A'
iofe hlchmoho'
II appears that atnine O'CLOCK On wednesday
morning, June Is, Gen. HOOKER advanced his
60, ,ho Dr,nosa of taking nm a new DO
ui''0'0N -U' Wv ,o.oa
aition' Ihe enemy occup'eu swamp oO'sl.
with thick uuderbrueh. severe engagement
ensned. which lasted till four O'Clock In the af-
,.. ..L.,,.,ho onor,, ,a.;,od and our forces
'eEnVon, wnen % '"0 '"ens 'S,' ~,
occupied MS camp Gen noOAAA was mS.eH
ally aided in his operations by the arrival OF
two Napoleon 10 Founders, which were brought
60 n, Pr..rv. and
FORWARD opporluneS py oSp''
served with eject. Inc enemy maoe sn "
tempt to capture them, but was repulsed with
,o.s IN, joaa In l;lled and wounded is report
'C''' I-a..a "a or ,ha .ror,v !.
ea a. apous TWO nuuu'su '. ..' eN1
not known, but II is believed to fully equal our
own. Gen, MoCLELLAN superintended the op-,
....;o,, T., ,orson as7
e'as,O1S =, - = ..,,,o. A.eor.
Inero was sefieS VI D'oV'y 'Ns' D'0,s
hlcnmona On .He iAs' 'n'eo u"yo " '''' "e.A,
OF Wnlcn we nave ye' no S0'u'1'e :. oo,ns0'eu
Details Inc movements oOlneV,su r,'n 'nsse
battles are mus uescriDeu py 'ne oin0iiina'l
Tunes: .4
In bis oa position lLEh,ng hCnu Ma Souo '.o@
~ o1 rro.sr, and he enSmv were not long In as
cerssiniDg that they could interrupt and annoy
his communications; witnou. mssn h.hsrG "a I. %
coO1sst was to trapser bis rear from The Pa
munkey to the Jsmep -'-er, bringing his whole
force nca:eE R'csT@.l-, -.e 9TH MS water Gun
munca'iSrs Ta .coompi;s5 cU this he Weakened his
rioht' tsmptipp the rebels to throw themselves
between him and his supply depot on the river.
They bit a. tue Oa hurried ,O.Se upoh
sssd uI IN. % Dusbed on he National force giving
way, vet fighting desperately, until As last the
Pehele turned the Fight, ana maze tnelf way 70