The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

| ersacks, talking French meanwhile with
ereat volubility and much Gesticulat,on
| I, 10 claimed By some that the 18th Alabama
finally drove the enemy from the field wor h
| commanding the road but this much we
kuow, that all tbs representatives of s .ales
acted very nobly Throughout the whole ao-
tior. excepting none, 1t being point OF homer
among them so e., nearas: to the Zoe. r.
Hsaoe. Il through inaocuIacy any regiment
| should not receive lis proper need OF praise,
/ all should feel content In knowing .nat each
did his duty nobIy. and 1t was only on &C.
count OF Cline or position" that threw some
more prominently forward than others.
and not fom an eiack Of vim or pluck
We coald nct help Observing the number
CT wounded scattered around BARRIERS
! oa'-nouses ana wcod.piie, ana rspresen.
| tauVes from Virginia, Alabama, Missis.
slppi, South and North Carolina. gould be
freely !oand, with Il ct e few OF the QccvtiaIs
| ana Flcrldians scat tstsd In the surroundings.
Many CT the enemy were found pilsi 0p In
their lately -vscated tents, while their whole
| route for more than two miles 10 the woods
! was dotted and Hved With groups OF killed
and wounded. Implements aud apparatus
| from several field hospitals were found during
Sunday, ar d. RS before m entiored, tho snem,'s
rrepaI a,ions ana arrangement is for caring for,
| or conveying away, the Killed and wounded,
considering all things, wes very far superior
| to ourS. Several ambulance, fonrd mud.
locked, were dragged from IL cir miry led aud
| from tIetr substantial and uaiq ue make and
| arrangement Will pro ve an Invaluable ~ q al.
| s!ticn ~ oar medical cDrp3 IN the nold
| among the many regiments VI hieh listiD.
! suisied themselves, We would :5t forget the
MtssissiPpans, and pei ncuiarly the A1th, for
| their noble bearing and invincible style Of
| nShting Won eIcomlums from all Three
| Idard.bearers III this regiment were sue
| cessively shot doWa. yst onward went our ep !.
| sign waving In the clouds OF battle, victory
perched on every fold, and none regret more
| than We t. a. success should have been per.
| chased at such pr!cs-for one Southern IN an
| Is worth more than any ten sucn ss fell on tbs
| North side Ia battle.
| GEE HAfFCas RAI6ADE.
| la Saturdays light on our left tue troops
under Gen. Hatt0n Tough with great bra very
and suffered severely. Gen. Hatton was OF.
dered to maich la the direction Of q battery
on the :ef: of thu lire for Med after the enemy
| were discovered. In order to 10 this he had
10 pass By Hamp!on's Legion, three OF the
companies on the left OF the Tennessee brig.
! ade charging to the right Of the Legion. They
| went mp to the battery, but were not strong
| enough 70 hold Il. General Hatton was
| IN advance OF his brigade, and had his
| horse shot under hlin. lie then went In
| on foot. but ia short time was shot
through the heart by n piece Of shell,
which killed him instantly. C.l. Gardner,
OF the b Tenn Is..Uol Shackslford, OF the
Is! Tenn and IajJr Elc&aughiia, Of the LIST,
| had their horses sho: under them In this
| charge. Adlutant It. a. Howard. OF the eth
| Tenn, WIS wounded III the shoa ider. or the
same regiment, Clpts. Doweli. Allen, Fry,
Walsh, Franklin, Shepherd, ard Curd, were
wounded also, Lts. Timbsritck, Jenairgs,
| Doak, Allison, Durett. and Baird, were
| wounded; L.. lngrahcln was killed. The .th
Tennessee lost IA Il, 81 Ia killed, wounded and
| missing; the lst, 50, aud the lI.h, l2c. The
Tennessee biigad,, with the other forces, re-.
mainsd on the ii aid that night. 0sa. Hat.
tons body will be carried to Tennessee To-.
| day.
TsE 9iR VIRGINIA.
| Efcm an officer il this resim snt, we learn
| that; Was in advance In Saturdays fight,
and were suddenly surprised by the enemy,
within sixty yards Of an amba,cade. The re-.
| eiment wax a. order arms when the fire was
opened on them, bu; ct once se!zsd their arms
| and did not leave tina scene OF action, al.
though repnlsed four times, whsn the posi-
| ton was con tended FOR by superior forcs-
After Its gallant Colonel, David } Goodwin,
| was wounded, taa regimen Seca me scattered
| The L!eutsnant.C oIonsl and Maior were ab.
sent, but portion OF the men were rallied
| b. one of the Uap.ains who nooiy remained
| On the fisld TO the last. This regimen had
oas man killed and twenty-four wouadsd as
far as heard from, the list was pub ed yes
| tetday morning.
Strange to say, that while 9th or regim ell IS
| have furnished Us With reports, we have net
| received word from the Is. virginia. In
| which We tire So much interested. We hays
| heard, however, that only portion OF the
regiment was engaged, less than lou men, IN
| der Col. Skinner. They were led hgains the
| enemy, and mapy were disabled ths frs. fire
received, We have heard Of but one man
| certainly Bilisd-Uhas. r. New, LIST Sergeant
| OF company II.
uen. Jos X. Anderson has ordered yellow
ribbon arouna the hat Of those attached to
the infrmary corps. Four men are detailed
from each company for this service.
Captain John ID Hyman, Commissary a:h
North Carolina state troops, acting Ali to
Col. Anderson, was wcunds3 in the heel by
| piece OF shell. he ts now In the city.
Mejor Bryan Grimes had two horses shot
under him, bat was unicJ1red himself.
Col. Jenkins, 9Th gouth Carolina, acting
Brigadisr. densrai. with two regime u.s.
made bold dash at the enemy, capturing
three pieces OF artillery. stand q colors, and
spent the night In the snemy's camp, epjoy-
Ing his rations and luxuries. TGe two color
companies went in with so men end lost -.
The Jag changed hands four times without
bsi0g allowed to fall.
Patrick Kelley, OF the Rickmoni Gil ays. had
narrow escape for his lite. A bail struck
agains. Knirs In his pocket, breaking II q
portion Of the handle and bending tie whole.
He low has 10 Ii the baii and L nifs.