New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
REtONNOTSAN,CE TO Big BETHEL.
Flight Of Fifteen DA,ndred Rebels
THE OCCUPATION OF THE PLACE.
THs WINCHESTER FioHT.

ing to Biz Bethel which was occupied by about 800
Rebels, who fed on the approach of our forces with
out any hostile demonstrations. Our troops now
occupy The place.
Manyof the regiments engaged in the recent fight
nesr Winchester are at Sirasburg and the surgeons
have BOT yet reported. TIE telegraph line Is not
working but the lis, of the killed will be forwarded
az soon as received at headquarters. Non are en-
gagged IN collecting the Of all who have been
buried here. Eight wagon-loads Of the enemy Q
dead were carried into Strusburg Monday afternoon.
This and other facts lead the belief that the enc
my's killed and wounded numered 900.
TIE following are additional wounded:
sIxTY-sEyEETH OHIO.
Zenophen Whee.er, john Conley, Grstsvus
Scbvackmann, NJ. Cooihan, j. w. Lepring, Vaui
Newshsumer, Shelton Cotton, +. A. j. Sullivan,
David Murdoch.
FIGHTY-FoURTH PESSsYLyAsH.
Martin HsrDsu, WA. HcCailny, w. A. Davis,
Ccrpor.l Buncc, j. SprIdee, Win. G.. Hesnan, Thos.
RayenliiL
Samuel Sweat, Frank Bethel, A. I. Withers.
EIGHTH ONO.
SsnE,i Beolor, Ste ,ten Lyle, Sherman Smith.
Jane. Ander or, Lieut. Craig. +. Peanon, SeFgt.
lSIn. WstneroU, sor.L a. G.. Il icon a. Il. Brown,
Csyi. sarchnap, Company G, A. Fry, NJ Master.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEShsYLyAsiA.
J.W. Hllege, John Marian, David s. Baker.
SEVENTH InDIANA.
Jobn MeKnighi, Henry Thompson. John w.
Jouet George X. Covert George Holmes, Matthew
Il. lander, II. Ridsoway, ORDERLY Sergeant l.. Da-
vie, Chss. Montague.
FOURTEENTH INDIANA.
Htwsrd Lauer. u. Simpson, Adam Merr, l..
Di9s. J. 10. er {. WsneI, Z. MeuTs, l.: CfumP'
T. T. Barrett, z. A. hillsr, A. Ne lie, j. Wibert, j.
Miller. II. iiolli, 90 Hooker, l.. j. Wilder, - Nc
MG'ilIe. Jane. Walins, Vim. II. Stat. Lieut.. d..
Bel, Lieut.. John Lindsay, Lieut.. h. slocum, Capt.
JAMES b. Kelly.
FIRST MICHIGAN CAVALRY.
Capt. Parks.
pIFTH ONO.
JIG. Edwards, WIN. Miller.
TwEsTr-sISTH OHIO.
Capt. 81. 7. Wright.
Fitsr VIRGINIA.
Tiomss Roberts, Edward White, Sergeant Me-
Cary, J. Mcfarland, Wm. Nuiphy, j. d. fordice'
CLa1es poleson David Reid, George W. Stateman,
Geo irouAx, Walter II. Hitchcock, ii. Mctarn'ek,
j. \ Martin, Charles Rawlings, John Oardner, H.
Kngebury, j. Collett, B iiaihel'.
TuIRrEENTH IsDiAsA.
Daniel W. Nnfgsn, Andrew Brooman, conrad
RobfDrr j. Il. Graham, q. w. Baker y. =. EIsop,
fnnk Peach, Andrew Levy.
TIE following are the killed;
rIGHTH ONO.
CAPT. whiteomb.
rrFrH ONO.
J. J. Serbian, w. II. Bayard, C.. +. GFsy, Henry
Lpren, Henry Hill, c. Talbot, Mnrliu Mallory
e.. A. Browe, ". b. MaysOns, George W. Nslhous
Peter HaIsrl, W. u Major.
rHIGrEEsrH IsDIasA.
osI uuSDnrD asD rySTH PENNSYLVANIA.
Jo.evh Cooper, - Liebnck, Sauil. Evenly, John
Murphy john Da~son.
Eight names lrot inients unspowDl.
ssyESTH ONO.
Michael McCee, Chsrle. Gill, Allen l.. Lamb. j.
Cre,low, :. NJ Rice, Lewis Corwin, Frederick
GrAiI, John Frain, james Bscte, Elias Hall, james
Carroll MeIrick, Regular -- saltwater.
EIGHTH ONO.
sergt. John l.. Slough, Core. Shumaker, james
Martin, Wallace Manning, Jno. Miller.
Osiug 10 tho want Of largo baiIdinSs and the
consequent necessity Of scattering the wounded
considerable delay bas occurred IN obtaining the
uames.
Country people have just reported Is or 20 dead in
The held, ne from the battle ground, before M
known some Of " bom are rebels. The following are
Tie additional killed;
Corpoml Abner II. Butler, Ulrich Carey, an ariil
leris', unknown; A. Gri-wod, - Oriswoid, lieu,
ben Burnham, Dahi, ). Garrett, one unknown, and
one name unkGo~n Of Company *, Ith Ohio.
srvEsTY SIXTH PEsSsiLyAsH.
Sergeant DAVID Becker.
snTY-sEyESTB ONO.
Tobias y. Edwards.
EIGHTH PENNSYLVANIA.
Five unknown, h. K. Doul las.
TwEsTY-EI6HTH sEw-YoRK.
SIXTY SEVENTH OHIO.
Wm. Green, VIM Gersl.r, "A. e.. Beckwi!h.
TWESIT-sIsrH ONO.
Robert Morris.
siXTr-sEyERTH ONO.
Stephen l.. Illet.
EIGHTH ONO.
David POrcher.
Gen. Shields telegapis that our victory at Win
chester has been more fatal 10 tie Rebels than al
& 81 supposed Union prisouers who escaped from
Mount jackson prson, just arrived ssw eight wagons
loaded With dead and wounded enter Mount Jackson
on Monday Rt 10 o'clock P. m, fory-ionr INLET from
the field OF batIe in thirty houIsl
The Rebels admitted that they bad II, 900 in the
field also that they lost between 900 and 800 IN
killed aud wounded. We aro finding their graves 81
eoine ois ance from each slce OF the rond. The blow
MAJ .tluck horror 10 the heart Of The Shenandoah
valley.
The following circular has been received by Gen.
lield,, aud published to HE Division;
WAsHiH0roS March i6 1852.
To Big den. sHEtD,i Your d'raehs' iretils 10 .h'
hill 4chrFrueit. 81 the forces unfuf your mhap'
hsvr received While rejoicing AZ thr 'ue1fs' " yS
t.t roops deep conn ssra'ion and s>npsiny ne lc 10
bo b. hsvr brrn ih- u int 81 the gallant sud 70 ORION
80. 80 with trr su ani ..b-irD Your wounds - oil A.
% ,ur r,s ro,r tho, Ladder Division {. ain Disyely LED
90 hat snu,-yui ~. satdsd !. dhPasrd he Rebels w
IN, f.isaf~i I'D prued 10 700 sHd The ohre, ana sol
H.. ..r ,our coilnnrl the Depaftnvnt fetuIn th,IkA
D. NJ STANTON. Secietify Of War.
RAiRfAI sENISAkr, Mach p. lbx.
nj, C., ttvw. stuKtp.. The bentml connnndini
Won md th. tr.yr troops under your couiiDAn'
op tr fYItpdd achievement crmirhcfd 10 looi o'phirh
80 h. has it rrcris-d Die desires you 20 itlu" up fp
N' 4. ~ tlLIAhS. 4. 4. q.
HraplU.KTYR. Agsl ,rrns PUt0hso,|
sEaisAHY. Mach n 1902.
n, Bril-, Gen SHIELDS. The Commanding oen-fil coma at
. roo snd troops under your command ufoh He VIC
- p~i b, ,onr own ~ aud activity and thHif bbVrfl
a. raJd lie IL panrd 10 irain tiat the wound You NV