New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

Or rAE BArrIEfIEID, NEAR FAIa oAks,
The following is the official numbers of killed,
wounded, and missing in Grabams Brigade:
Thryars, Pennsylvania, Col willisms-hiied . Wouna'
INA O s. Chss.surs Col CoohraDe-Killed I; wounded
Long Island Volunteers Col Adam'-Hill'd ri wounded
sixty ss Penn,yvsuis Col Unparalleled Ssi wounded.
Twen,yEra peunsyl,sni. Col Ne-Xied lsi wound
4Ssi-Esd liz wounded issi missing 4i-m'iips an
ire ga and Long Islanders as stated in my last,
We're with the main body Of the dlyIiOn, while the
cd New-York, Of Peel Is Brigade aud the fragment
Of Graham ; Were cut off By tie enemy.
The following are the names Of the killed and
wounded in the Dist Iennsy lvania, Colonel vii
Co i-KTed-Jsris, II. BOYD; wounded-Esruest Sheer.
Or Co B--Heury DeUlel. wounded Co C-kiiled-Michl
Oirien Patrick ttz'inmons; wOunded-Ord. SeIe Chas,
II BOWEL Corp. Louis {. Elliot Pivatea Chss. Bu,'ard
andrew n. WIS JcFan '9 CO. G. s.
at Lee Thomas. fsll F Hazel Co. F-Wonrded Corp.
ka sss Robert ea Toeo s
Iersendef!eI. Go. l-KiAsd-Nm NJ Chasei wounded
Color Cory Francis A. brunei David Glet; nislns Seq
Geo. W wnhngnyIe, Pryates l. Webster, WIN. Ednop'-
tsr Chas Rogers. Co korse; FSss misring. 81,
FIsok vslse; Major, j. N. We,hcIcli Adu'ant, NJ {.
Grer -,
The colore used by them in the battle Of Saturday
were the came that welcomed Gen. Mcclellan 10
Pbadeihia when ne assumed command OF the
army. The regiment has received the high comph-
meut of being steady under the hottest fire.
The following casualties occurred in the 6ls'
Pennsylvania on Saturday. They made three sew.
eral charges, but were finally obliged 10 break
Something over AGO have been rallied:
ecei tue Mexican wuI served hi. coqntry viii
ouucou eninelt lawyer Ia his naive place at the
breaking ont of the Rebellion and died leading his battalion
Lieut. Cor George C. Spear Philadelphia, wounded and
Major George 5. Smith. Westchester wounded twice il
The Chaplain The Rev MI stOctOn was taken prisoner OF
Sunday night, and i'm uedistely cent to Richmond.
'sp' Dawson Co. 9 prisoner Cart 0IsTd Co n sied
Co H. wounded and missing; Leut Scott kll,edl Goud
+. c, L, r, and !. respectively, all wounded.
Sergeant MAJOR sle IA was sh9 through the les
killed Saturday night, IN front Of bis battalion being shot
CT his horse. The men bravery svenged bis death.
p Of sd o h.i co OpS I S t a '
stone Mass; Co. +, friyates ToOmsy and Tonyi Co. c
The ERE Of Companies A, B, and d was oblique
and thew lost no The regiment is now in line
of battle ia tie wood. There is a continuous line o.
battle from Porter, on the night, 10 Hooker, on ia,
left. Hooker occupies the camp-ground recently va
Gated by Casey. Sickless Brigade s in that of Era
ham. The lrlsh Brigade occupies part of FAN
Oaks.
The battle of Saturday has been badly reported
and the best of it has not even been named in the
Lieutenant Bogart a. " of the Chassems wal
padly wounded in the leg on Monday, June 2 while
going TO the cid camp, by the accidental discharge
a masket. lie has gone home.
Bsrdau's Sharpsnooters, with their unwieldy
fifes, are perhaps hundred yards in our front.
Our lie of picket reserves are right IN front o.
our line of battle, and the videttes are not much fur
Their out.
The 3ith n. Y. lost 10 killed and wounded.
think the killed was 81. The 51th n. l. Lost Il
killed. The 9th suffered very much Went into
the action with 4S3 men; came out with 26S killed
wounded, and InissiDg. Co. ID only lad men left
Lieut.-Col. Bingham was badly wounded in the leg
Lieut.. Darby wounded; Capt. Wadruf ID, IL
back; Lieut.. LOOMS (Cl, wounded; Capt. CLANCY
~, in srm.
Towards and Meagher's Brigades, Of Richard
son 3 Division, did most OF the lighting.
The sd n. Y, Col. Barkell got panic-struck, aud
came ont with great loss.
Gen. Howard led the charge Of the 9th n. Y,
shouting" Now, boys, to the eharge-chGrge -
and away they went. The Rebels were routed but
Howard was borne from the field wounded.
The 51h n. H., Col. Cross lost oil IN killed ano
wounded The Irsh Brigade, by its galaniry saved
the left flank and brsyely put the cold steel to th'
foe.
Col. Parker of the 9Th New-YoIk had his hors'
shot under him.