New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

Lieut.. RObt. Lenox, Co. II, Cd U. S. Cavalry,
guGshot wound, neck.
Lieut.. Paul Qark, +, % U. S. Cavalry.
Corp. G.. A. Forsyth, A, Sth illinois Cavalry,
right thigh.
Major j. T. Beveridee, do, sick.
Lieut.. John w. Houston, ID. l2ith n. T., gunshot
wound in right thigh.
Lieut.. Nj. W. Philips, I, 9Th N. Y, do, leg am
putated.
body.
| Your correspondent, N. G. S., writes from Fall
mouth this morning, that the enemy opened with
solid shot from long range guns on Maries aud other
flights last evening, with accurate range of the bluff,
where Gen. Sedgwick had his headquarters, render
ing necessary for them to take down tho tents and
eyacuae the hill side. No injury wac done "a. Our
guns replied. Nothing lew this morning.
From an officer who was prominently engaged III
the cavalry fight over the Rappahsnnock, and Is
now here wounded We derive the following partic-
ulsrs; The original plan of this movement wss that
Buford SHOULD attack in front near Rappahsnnock
Station.
| Duier's and Gregs's division, and Russel's brig
ade of infantry were to early N the morning
d, Kellys Ford; buffers for the purpose of attack
ing the enemy ,outh Of Cuipeppcr, and Gregg 10
funk them at Brandy Station.
Some papers were found upon person captured
demonstrating the fact that the Rebels were Just
on the point oi making raid, and had all their
cavalry force concentrated near Brandy Station,
II, 900 strong in consequence Of which the original
plan was changed 10 the following:
buffers WAS placed go rs 10 be reserve for Gregg,
who then matched on t. Brandy Station, where the
enemy WIS ia full force. COL Wyndham's brigade
leading the advance, they chafged upon and drove
the enemy out Of Brandy Station. They met with
little resistance, tie enemy relying at first almost
entirely upon their srtiery on tho biglts, near
Suarts Headquarters. which Threatened almost
sure destruction. They charged upon the Nights
and took possession of them four different times,
but were unable 10 keep them.
Tie enemy carried of their artillery with them
ana turned it, together with an overwhelming force,
upon them. They weie compelled to give way,
when orders were received 70 fal back about mile
aud join Bulord on tie right, who Ind been fighting
all day with very little success not beiug able to
advance more than two miles. The whole force
then recrossed the Rappahannock slowly and in
good order.
Col. Wyndlams Brigade Toe, qui;e heavily. Oar
whole force engaged did not exceed 9,vV6 lien.
Stuart commanded the Rebels in person.
Today flag Of truce and large number Of AM
bulsDces cent over to bring away our wounded
aud bury our dead.
The following los,es occurred in the Is, Mary
land Cavalry:
James An.hony Co. ! breast, missing.
Dan. Castle, Co. J., head m.ssirg.
Masieu Young, Co. T., bead, mi's'uy.
james Barrcs, Co. l., hip, Inissing.
WIN. Noulie, GO l. Guger, missing
Sam. Lug, OuRlCr, safer cut, shoulder.
Faux Cfeagef, Capt. Co. l, breast, missing.
Henry Appell, lst Lieut.. Co. Is, thigh, uIissng.
Phil. Duuslads Co. ID, aide.
George Mellon, co. II, head and shoulder
Geor. e i.ulOn, Co. Is, hnSer.
Luwryuc. Mixer, do. do, broas,. missing.
Sereean. Andrew IL, she. d.. TO-, side missing.
Sergeant Jo0D G.. CGmpei {, abdomen, missing
sefgeaut JDo. Siiyefis, IS, Ilud,, Dlstlng
SerLeunt Cha. Morback, Is, head, Inissing.
Conc al Jas. A. Campbell. {, hip and thigh,
missing.
Francis T. Mckenzie C, ,aber Gu, face, missing
JOHN Eike, ID, side, nissing
Lieut.. Ereck, ID, leg, uiis'ing.
Lieut.. Ttoinh. GOOD, X, les, uissina.
Col i. Wyndham, ls' New-Jefscy, wounded.
Lieut.. Col Broa1wick, lst New. Jersey, wounded,
and prisoner.
Major Shilluan, lei New-Jersey, wounded, and
prisoner.
Capt. Sawyer, iSt New-Jersey, wounded, and
pIisoner.
Lieut.. Brooks, let New-Jersey, wounded. and
prisoner.
Mai. AcEwen, lst Pennsylvania, slightly.
Lieut.. Lucas. LIT Pcunsylvania, sfghtiy.
Lieut.. t;reenly, LIST syivauia, slightly.
Maj. Russell, l-i Maryland, prisoner
Catt. Crasger, let Mary land, reported Killed.
One hundred aud sixiy-fve prisoners Of war ar-
rived TO day. taken duriog the fight nj Beverly Ford,
near IappAhannock Station, yesterday. Among them
were sx officers.
To The Associated Press.