New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
a Daring Dash by Moseby's Gang
Gallantry Of the LIST Virginia Cavalry
TIMELY ARRIVAL OF THE FIFTH NEWBORN
The Rebels Routed and Dispersed
LIST OF THE CASUALTIES

s,esa Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON Tuesday, May 5. 1861
Your special correspondent with Gen. Stahel senos
the following:
FAIRyAx STATION. Monday, May 4. 1853
Further Intelligence from Warrenton Junction
proves the rout If the Rebels yesterday 70 nave
been complete. Moseby himself was oer'ainP
wounded in the shoulder and dropped his saore,
which was taken by our men. Over twenty oeao
bodies were left by the flying foe, ana many
wounded who took refuge in the WOODS nave OeeH
captured to-day.
The Rebels feel very sore over their discontinue
and acknowledge that MOsebys band is badly cut
mo. Nothing of the enemy has been seen 'o-oay
save few sconts
Fron ou' 0p0''' F.RyAx CouRr.Houss, May T. 1863.
The telegraph last evening conveyed the intelli-
nance of a fight at Warrenton Junction between
portion of siahels Cavalry, under command OF Col.
DE Forrest and Moseby's guerrilIas. The Rebels,
numbering about 800, succeeding in passing the out
posts between s and 9 O'Clock yesterday morning.
They then made dash upon some ~ men OF the LIST
Virginia, who were dismounted, feeding their
horses These men finding that they could not
mount In tine 10 resist the attack, prepared to de-
fond themselves on foot. AS the Rebels came up
they gave them volley which ePptied number OF
saddles aud checked the onset. A desperate fight
now occurred, and for short time the Let Virginia
succeeded in keeping them at bay. But numbers
told and the Rebels captUrsd about half the force,
che others fighting CALAMITY. One Of our men was
SHOT after he had given up his arms, and this cow
srdly act aroused his comrades for revenge.
Meanwhile force Of the 9th New-YOrk, led by
Major Hammond, had come up, and they gallantly
charged the Rebels with the saber, completely rout-
mo them and recapturing all our men, Major Ham
nond continued In pursuit beyond Warrenton. The
Rebels fought desperately, but only succeeded In
killing one of the LIST Virginia and wounding l6,
eve of whom were officers. The Rebel loss was
very heavy their dead being left upon the field and
scattered by the roadside. Twenty-three prisoners
were taken, Is CT whom were wounded. Among
the prisoners is the notorious bushwhacker, Dick
Moran. Moran Las been Moseby's right bower for
long time. He says he told Moseby not to make
this attack that our force was too large and that
they would be whipped. He thinks MOseby threw
the command into a fight which ne had no business
70 undertake AMI 80 sacrificed his men. Moran is
badly wounded.
lempIetO1, a lNeDel WIN hoo OocH ah w osh'
ipeton within q week, and who was supplied with
NIL kinds of papers, was killed. The prisoners be-
long TO Stuart's Blaek-Horse Cavalry, Hampton's
Legion, Richardson's Battalion, and Moseby's Bat
TALON. One of them, formerly Major in the Quar-
termaster's Department of the c. s. A., resigned his
position for the purpose of joining Moseby. His
name is s. P. Lushane and he halls FROM Washing
ton, Pa. The man who shot one of our men who was
made prisoner is also wounded and with the prison.
srs. Our officers and men behaved with great gal
lantry. Mention is TO be made Of Ma or Hammond,
Capts Krom, Penfeld, and McMasters Of tho 5th
Now York Capt. Harris of the LIST Virginia, and
Capt Bean of the lst Vermont. Moseby begins tC
understand by this time that guerrilla fighting has
Its reverses as well as successes. He has now los
within week, by capture and death, over $50 men
and Gen. Stahel does not intend he shall have mucl
peace until all are captured or dispersed.
CASUALTIES.
Private Niehos Co G, lat Virginia
Mai Josiah Steele, Isl Va. MORALLY
Capt. Wu A. McCoy Co c, LIST Va. slghtly.
Capt. A. II. Krom, Co. g. 5th New York, dangerously
Second Lieut. saml McBrde, Co b, sh N. Y. slightly
Levi Lowe, Co. {. lst Va, slightly.
yss Swihart Co. n. Isl Va, dangerously.
Isaac Shaw, Co. IL, lst Va, dangerously
Wm McDade, Co b, lst Va, slightly
Michael MurPhy, Co; G, lss Va, d@ngerously.
frsokin Dost, Co B, Lat Va, slightly.
Tbos T. Hatfield, Co. {, lst Va, dangereusy.
David S.uller Co y, Let Va, slightly.
Bartholomew GrineI, Co. NJ. lst Va. morally
Jeremiah Riggs, Co. b, LIST Va, slightly.
f = Bowman Co B, lat Va. nOr;ally since disd).