New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

tanned the fight, bolding their own TIL . O'CLOCK,
when they retired to Q strong position just to the
eastward and southwark Of Gettysburg. This was
maintained until the arrival Of reenforcements at
night aud our lines are now we'll formed.
No general engagement has yet taken place, but
the probability il that great battle will be fought
this afternoon or tomorrow. The enemy is in great
force Our troops are now all up and well in hand.
The battle yesterday was sangunary in the ex-
treme. Wadsworhs division sustained the early por-
ton of il with great valor, charging the enemy and
taking hole regiment Of prisoners with Brig Gen
Archer We have taken fully one thousand prlson-
ers and lost many most of them being wounded, and
in Gettysburg. the greater portion Of which the
enemy now hold
The Rebels occupy Pennsylvania College as
hospital. RobinsonS division and one brigade oi
Doabeday's supported Wadsworth with great gal
lantry. The Eleventh Corps, most of 1t fought well,
and redeemed the disgrace Of Chancellorsvile.
Among the general officers we lost beside Major
Gen. Reynolds, Gen. Paul killed, and Gen. Barlow
wounded. Gen. Schmmelfenning is prisoner An
estimate of yetterdsy's casualties cannot now be
made.
Gettysburg was iuured BY shells to a consider
able extent. Most of the inhabitants remain IN tie
Burg; many got away yesterday. Itsa beautiful
place, surrounded bys beautiful oTen and rolling
country.
There has been more or lees skirmIshng all the
morning, bat no engagement of dimensions. Both
parties are preparing for the great contest before
them. Our troops in splendid condition and hgh1
Ike veterans
Among the casualties in yesterday engagement
were the following:
Lieut. Bnysrd Wilkeson, commanding battery G.,
9Th Regular Artillery, son OF Samuel Wllaeson,
Washington correspondent Of The Times, right Lex
.hot off below tie kuce while calamity fighting his
battery against an eigh, gun battery Of the enemy
enfIading hir position believed to be prisoner.
Captain. Hoyey aud Tnoma, Of Gen. RoJinson's
,tAf, wounded
TIE following /. H.; Of Losses Of oiicers in Gen.
Sd. Meredith. brigade, WadswoHh division, first
army corps, IN yesterday fights
Oeu Meredith, bfgi.ei toy o. tAe heai ~ asfnt oi
shell hs horse "a. 'lo' and,f hm And oh sP's hin''
bfu. ng ard njufins h.ui iatenhly
L.lt coi q " wooi~.S, AId de-caap to Meredith.
~oandec ia ri.h' arm.
sisJTTEsrH ISDIASA.
Ii,u, Col Dudley. allied.
Naisf L.riiey, thshuy wounded.
Capt Hslo~,y Ia lsE
c.pt.ia. Jons. Hart, aud lve'. wOssl'l
Lieut. Jones, al i-d.
Lieut. fstu,t soundsd m both les.
L.set se4is.s msrty. S.os, wh'lsmefe brsnson' Fat
rics Sa,h ard Can pbel wounlsd
scrst .M.Jlf A. ". bisnchsfd. Allied.
sIkgH wGscuNatF.
Capt, Jao. r. Y,nisr ,nsd.
in l-r h'eii h"d., N ''et' M'n4'' and A''sA'n'
sound.d thaPmin silsd
sIcoSp wIsCosstS.
Col Fsif.hild isfi afu4 arlpltatsd. dl.us vel
Ligut-lol Geo ~ -tsvsn', mo,isliy ~ontass'
Mayor John Asu'n.d. ~euuasd iu led ana lE
Ii,gt ". 4. " i.H~faf. ili'd
C.pt.. rerrJ tnd rsfsaos. wounded
LIs.s sclo~su.f jameson, Lee. Mou.ssn al Daley.
sort MAJOR L-ss,u wourasd
pyISIH wiscoSsiS.
Lieu, Col. Jotu 4 sil. ~ounled
cs.ts Hobart bssn and foHd wounded
Ii,o,. John.,s weeks Compton, E',s', oit'sn, Kidd
spd Tuls.. ~oard-d
rwls1rTounrH xicHioAs.
Lss, Co: flsn,ss.P. ls. .@Ppi.''A
essa B,ilss1s ieaas AZ s.ss 'sysraI ,-s.
Lisa,. %I,i5s ssasia w1iacs, BulL Dos.s,, ,ad
'i.at. sss,1ses Humrr.yvir. .na Die,ey iiuea
| Msof Lemons 81 indsns .sy..fy. flsd 49, e.,
nols. conustIus Firi Army CoTps, shot ,hfos sh the
head D, .D.f ,hOos who oa eHeas iious lfai ss ns
Gsa P.ui. severely wooaied IN l,s since dead.
/ Geo. Barlow severely wouudsd AID prisoner
ooi RoSi1.on Ssa dhis wounded Lieu, Col Boosc ssA
Wneot,in sua Ns,f Bal.I " she ssmo s.lrert wounded
! Ia the sth " .fcousIu paral hsis, now H. already
foot up 2j enlisted men Killed aud ~ wounded.
Many more names are yet 70 come IL.
~ the 9TH Wisconsin partial lir,s show Il Ai,led,
lg2 wounded, 10 missing; IN tho I'd Wisconsin
partial lsls show IS priyates Killed and ~ wounded
In the 18Th Indiana there wero ~ killed ana -
wounded la the 9Gth " iscousin, l6 killed and lii
wounded