The New York herald., 1862-09-14

nea9 a1o nney got away WitnOut injury notWtnrtaae
ing he at the time within i've yards Of the rebels
By some means other they did not see him:
.h Lieutenant Dern in making charge broke sfosGe n
three Of his The either got unhorsed or lost
in one way or another In that charge eight q hs men
were wounded The Lieutenant, hnong himself win 50
elm command, took charge Of the provost guard and
again charged down another street after body Of
about the same in number his force. The rebels
got out OF the way before he had time to catch any oi
During the fight the contrabands looked and tco
They did not even slight tho killed wounded belong
ing TO enemies. One party oontrabands
bringing In dead rebel, laughing licking as they did
So They appeared 70 be delighted at tho effect Of
Three contrabands were killed while serving battery
in the absence OF The men who had been shot down.
Three more were wounded. One negro had both his
Captain Jocknck Of Company |, while charging in
street with his company, had one man killed, two
wounded and ono horsc wounded.
Corporal Nchol Of Company Third Now York cavalry,
got up sick bed IN tho hospital, went out in the
street. picked up dea rebels musket, shot two rebels
and took ,ebel captain prisoner
WOMAN AND CHILD WOUNDED ~ = EShEi, cAyAIRyMAS
While the fight progressing, native, belonging 10
our First regiment Of North taro.!nans, going
down to tho hospital with his WIFE, y when ,y they
fred the man twice, woundins him severely, when
the wife made remark 10 his killing her husband.
rascaf She replied TINT she did, when the rebel drew
his sabre ana cut heron the top Of the head with it, In
little giria prepossessng little creature--happened 70
up at this time, and shot in the sh ,uider The
cared for by our soldiers The father and mother were
taken board the steamer Nassasct II is said they
will die from tho effects of their wounds.
Tho following is lis, Of our killed, wounded and miss
ing
nLIED
First North CdToltaa--Sergeant Wrn !c'iowan, while
trying TO ol our guns, Benz Hutinell
1h.rd Nee Yo,k Cdrotsy-Chas. Grinn, 70. !; Lewis
Twenty -foprts nassacsusa.s-Fransln Odson, Co. b
o0f4ra aRGa Sesy S,ayk Yors S1 4 a,ne Andrews Co. G
Frank Agnew, Arimss A. Dresser Anthony Degges,
battery II.
Third Ney York c;,a'g-Len,enant cs,aa- Everett
(Adjutant) in the e n. NJ. Wilson, Company in tho
wrist Morris L. Green, Company J. slightly over tho
eye, J. D. Zimmerman, Company y slightly in tho
shoulder Sergeant Samuel Hoffman Company D. slightly
in the VIM. A. occkins. Company y, slightly IN tho
face Sergeant Edward stebbins Company ~ i've balls IN
one eg Chas e Fooe, Company D. seriously in the head
and arm Corporal Hugh McCunc Company D. slightly in
the hand; Andrew Rodmor Company u, sho; through Tho
face injury not very serious Geo Wilson, Company -
lbuGcr) Company D, slightly wounded in hand and foot;
Byron Cha, X Company y, slightly wounded in the leg;
VIM. Mcbrride, COMPANY D, nand very sisny wounded;
Third Ne,o NeU 4rtiers-CompanuG Ga. g. Miilard,
slightly in the hip; A. Willard Bl''eryl; Corp smhiu
the knee seronsiy G Merchant, in the so der Albert
Mott in the leg slightly; Geo 1cott, in the back J. Nc
crane, in the hand John Malone, in the hip, slightly,
Frank Rare, IN the hip, rather slightly.
1reay-tourt ~ ssachus,s vonauoersSyivcs:er Clark
Co. d. severely Franklin Aldson, b. badly; Jas.
Littleied, slightly Edward d sprsg severely Edwd
Fs,a Norts Caroline vo1uaee.-screean, NJ. Jarvis,
slightly in the arm lhos. Robbins. slightly the hip
Ihos lowell slightly in tho head franklin Livermao.
Ebenezer Hadnel, i'll face J. r. Aaibiy smpIati6n OF
log necessary; J. lloyd, b@dly in leg.
COntrGtands-1hree.
Third Neo FORK A,tiliyy-Wm W. Bush Augustus r.
Leonard, James Benson Irwin Castlcson Mlon Burhk,
James chapman, VIM Emerson, Alyns Jockqaett Abish
Conirabands-Ten to fifteen.
PRISONERS
Tie following list Of those rebels who taken,
mr. n0t md ard cvrfono 10
Captain I. J. Norman, CO. q, I'm Norti. Carolina
NJ ". Proctor, Co. +, l4lh North car"iaa
Joseph Bal, Co. H, 10th North Carolina.
]. G. King, Co. H, fucker detached cavalry.
7. (or H. Morse, Co. G. sth North Carolina.
!. Sangnon, Co. B, Both North Carolina.
Charles John. 20. +. 4o,h MOI til Carolina.
Jesse Winium, Co. !, Tuckors detached cavalry.
G. VIM, Co. a, 17th North Carolina.
John L. Turner Co B, 55ti North Carolina.
b b l. White, Co {, S6th North Carolina
Thomas Green Co. d, b5th North Carolina.
William Mckecl Go. +, 4otl North Carolina.
Grey 9 @ asggo.t, e. T. ! ! Turner's .as s cayal.y.
Lewis Walker, Go. X, Cd North Carolina cavalry
Alexander Ibaze, Co b, doth North Carolina
David 6. Sader, Go. d, 40.h North Carolina.
1hos. Thornton. Co, u, 10th North ts.roina.
W. g. SadIer 90; y, 4oh north Carolina.
s. Emery, 20. ID. 40th North Carolina.
g. Purscr, Co. D. doth North Carolina
J 4. Hopkins, Go. D. 10th North Carolina.
p H. Arm Id 90. D, 4o'h North Carolina.
James Platsman, ,tapt James company North Carolina.
Robin Moore, Co. h 65th North Carolina
David Price, Co. 6, Doth North Carolina.
Joseph Price, Co. G, 55th North G ,rolna
I. smeads, Co. l. 4lst detached cavalry.
PRISONERS.
or this class there fifty. they are chiefly citi
zcns OF washington n e. who have been put under
rest ID consequence OF and large Quantities of am
muntion being found in their houses often hidden away
n places and manner that indicated suspicion Of their
Deng intended 10 be used against the Unionisis.
NaEL worNpgn Ho<PTsL
Mccoy Sergeant Co q sh North Carolina wounded in
Enoch wadsworth, Co. b. 10Th North Carolina artillery,
flesh wounds in the side and am
Ell Price, Co. j. sth North Carolina shot the log and
Joseph SOls Co. ! stn ~ North caroiiaa, hand wounded
Stanford Ciapp in leg ard back, badly,
4. F Wood. shot IN tho reck.
Thomas Farmer. sho1 in The back.
coSCLysios TIE Eyca64gENr
showed that the robes had been defeated their object
notwithstanding they were mf1andei by 'r radicr Gene
raj Martin IN person. They hoped at that early hour II,
the morning, to find troops and officers mapping.
Their design was TO murder all the North tsroiIans 10
our service carry OF Prisoners all ctizeus inspected
CDcn sentiments. ana hon burn tho do az much
damage as possible They did not expect to hold the
place for any length Of time bn, 10 have said THIS
Information got from prisoner Of who French
man by birth.
NEwmBv, N. G. Sept. !, 1852.
Case Of Napa, fasuIori;rasios-An CVcer saot-Rs,e,
Bcserss the Eli.at,l Rircr-A Fgoq of Itrce--a Ss
ter Rebel Gsaeral Con,es Wuhfg t.e linton Line,
dc., dc.
case or insubordnaton occurred ON board the gun.
boat sentinel the 81 inst Frederick Keccr Albany
N. Y, engineer nchicf, shot by Lieut.. Eastmcnd
In the morning Iiea Eas;mcnd had occasion conflne
sailor for shtng wcroupon Rcelcr ntcrferci For this
act no (keccrl ordered 70 b. pn. rone. whilo
this being done he struck Lieut. fastncni whom tho
latter drew revolver aud shot his assa,ant the upper
part Of the arm, ractung tho bone The act has been
approved Of by So.cral roster.
Tue gunboat vdcte, Lieut.. Person got permission to
90 Up the Elizabeth river ior tho mrrcsa Of pro.
curing a supply Of fresh water. The next morning
alter leaving the the Nunbnat discovered
several rebel batteries in tho neigbcrh0od OF Great
Bridge On examination these batteries proved 20 be
gun battery and two two gun batteries abandoned
The guns dismouned and the carriages and snmn.
milton we're conveyed TO the gunbcct aud IRON there to
this city.
On Thursday Inst, Lieut. hbbs Of the Third New York
cavalry, sent out with Tag Of truce 20 convey 70
the rebel lines Mrs Mycr Myors. her daughter, nuree
and four grandcnifrer The ssmc party returned from