New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
the peaceable people of Virginia. We had every

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correspondent had nothing to do but to wander
down to Willismsport and look at the muddy waters
of the Potomac where the chivalry had 30 recently
crossed. 1t WAS "A desolate muddy spot, with never
n .Igu of war save across the river away in the dis
tance might be seen under trees few gray-cohted
horsemen and footmen itanding like statues 10
doubt watching everything Ill Wllilamsporl very
Deep aud many are the EXPLANATIONS of dsappoint'
nent at our failure TO engage Lee before his escape
There was All earnest feeling throughout the army,
to fight the final fight before Lee cot back to \lrgi-
MA and our men now feel that they have been
baked of their game, with the ,eulous prospect VI
the old weary business IN Virginia again. All seem
TO consider tie affair grea; blunter, some are III
clned TO Condemn Gen. Meade, others assert thai lie
was restrained in bis intended advance, by ten;
Ualeck while here and there one hears "a suOdued
runor that Gen. Meade has been deposed i
When THE army will move seems TO be a matter OF
great doubt, whetherit will be to-day, or tomorrow,
or next day or next week. From my seat here
near Gen Meade's tent can our poDtoon bridge,
Just finished, over the Potomac, nothing yet has
passed over ii. But learn that Bnoras cavalry il
on lie opposite fiic of the river.
Before finishing this letter must refer again TO
Kilua;rcAs gallant capture of the Rebel works near
Dxnsp port for its siZe IL one 81 the pluckest
oil .!ss Of its Kind on record. From the WIliam-pOu
road nearly tie river the Rebels nad constructed
about two mice o: earihworks ars nile PITT. Al
one point III this line Fitzpatrick made his attack,
canton and seven hundred prisoners, with IA loss oil
Ole hundred on our eide Killed. wounded and nile
sng. Gallant gs this little ALTAR, lis PROPHECY
as "A military movement seriously questioned. IL
gems thai Buiord furthes TO the lett WORKING
bis way along, with p view to getting between the
enemy and their bridge and thus cutting OIL tbet
retreat; had BaiOy carried Clt ms plan We should
probably have captured the whole OF Evells divi-
zion; a. It was BTords force captured seven hun
c.ed prIsouers IN addition Z, knpatIick haul and
ed IA
As rode into the town sFy about live hundred III
u timber ward rerchcd like 80 many brown chIchens
Oh every elevated point holding hcrce political
arguucnts WIN our men outside The ielce. Ia The
iuIodc Of enc Of the warneet DISCUSSIONS Lieute-
han. rode up ~ bearing one OF our men say, As
rari OF he argument 10 bs Rebel opponent, Then
why the Devil old you leave the beet Government
uuGcr Gods Heaven, le ordered 0iD oil, say lug'
" Now, II you can't speak N ally otber way ibhn
that yog had better clear out. IL YOU were n
soner in Richmond, low would You Ike TO be talAed
10 IA tna,. shape At this tDerc general cry
from The rII-oners "Oh 10, Fir, let him stay; II r
all good humoured. We are ohy discussing politics.
he has.it said ANYTHING 10 offend ar. De-
fl lhe town heard til same story OF the Rebels
thsI We had from Gettysburg. Iaey sceL 10 have
ontireiy thrown Of The musk tcy nave gwen az
telr pretty behavior. an indulge thenrelNcs AL b
tui 20 robbery md mis1LIe, .ictllg all the! wanted
aud C.s,toyig what they lad Ia use cutting wH 81
pIges breaking crockery, Destroying 'urDrufe &c.
.lielneat IL camp. tJo soluIcis gfasI tclg iooin,
40 oaly lcy Tor the privilege q icing allowed TO
march - NcW-Ioik a1d teifle N ONT, van TIE
sconnirs1s who are DOING sHoi dasnnatle work 10
our Dtaaiif1i cliy. l hear BIOS one OIiniOni and j
eau only say God Lelp tie ilng uger Il 1t - loud
nccesy 10 send any 81 orr iI",. to brns tn IN 70
tnclr seIfses. They VIII rec@Ne no mercy from a.
siuge sOsiler IN tits army. D.
l.. 81 USERS Brigade OF h lpa,riS.s DIVISION
arc DOW crossing TIE pout0on bf.d2e with artillery
The 2 iil4ii isi Michigan is among tho number. In
eteahingt0 me 81 the regiment De SAID - wlsh 10
cod va, in New OH with oar regiment, would
rye mo those rI0,crs wltI better stomach lhh
a. y charge ] have made IN the var.
CasucIi,cs in The sixI,-Erur,h crv-YorL.
Tie following is q h,t oil casualties in the 6iu,
Regimen, Yew-York, ith Brigade, lst Division, 2d
Corps, AMY Of tie Potomac a. he BATH Of Get
lysburr. Pa, July Cd, 1863:
Colonel .. q. Bingham. !eit L.p Digit.
A.gJyr l.. W bradley. lyt ara, uslta,Ge. slight
40 gtaut l. 81 Pet'it, left size ana face seysfc
riseaut joseph rGhtsouidcE, si1putsied
CONrANY 4.
TlLLED
WOUNDED.
I'.i.ui JSne, j. Ni,rsy A. .a ~s . .is''e
seis,ani T. a. Darby. usLt leg. severe.
Cofpcfs. Geo. }sni .aca, risnt breast. sight
Piigae =. hessses' n.h' rg. ,esefe.
pny.,. y. n sn.,a rish,tilh ssycrs, aud ioa hand
sirn. hees'ed prisoner
corporsl u H. Darby.
CoII.siel l.. " Pro.ser
coNPAyY b.
AlGc5 lane, ,ho. through the bresfi-
stephen Gurus.
Cent. r. r. Crowley, L.. &C., ,e.gre.
N~fet Lyman Drfl, btcA. i.At.
HS1'ur Flan, in, lei, i,s severe.
William IA Grsfy, Ieit EIDE. slight.
orrln W.i-. nit leg, .eyeTe.
1enuy l.. walsh. usat ulsa feVefc.
rlesOAgHs ASD PROBABLY WOUNDED.
Corp. Esmei Mo'4ei.
James Bo,de
Colp' samuel Owen.
COMPANY c.
WOUNDED.
CorIl V iiam Van AFTER. ankle sight
IcToy snppey, r.hi hand severe.
Rudolph CItsory iisAt ann shghi
COMPANY ID.
LIuHD.
j., LIEUT. Aired II. Levin. $40, thIoash lqns. .
L. 90 prntsr, spent bali. brui.e side.
J. IL. HoN@id, shot through breast.
Corp A. Adam. len Lsqo. .Hsnt.
e. T. CIons. li.ht lrg, slight
l. bHtpansh nsht AIM AeVrIe
}. P.tefs. right hand slisht.
}. Ray, Tight tnisL, severe.
l. !. Bsunstel.
w H. Pcrous.
". ~. S.niEwcsthor
COMPANY J..
KILLED.
r. Caldwell siot through lung.
N.O"sn. 'h0t through hesd aud breast
NDED
Isl serst. +. Shepherd. breast 'evers-pri'oner
scfyL .. 70 r.4 i-it tLeu!Jc., i.isAL
Ssfst.L icObtliii Hrck, slight
COR. ". Dodiry iisht thiga, dangerous, omputaed.
Corr. =. caldwell, nd 1.cn, slight.
Cory. y. DfcItt, Gtat "npf, seyoc.
Corp /. J<'wp head, fught
NeiI Con-. i. Emp. iignt thigh ind hand. slight
- Ou.uE. shoulder, feveIo
y fplsJ. nsfk, AlIsnt
. 'ri'huy, HteA, r.ortsl, died July ., 1863