Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
LATEST FROM GEN. HOOKER.

seven Rebel Divisions In HIS Front
Stewart's Rebel Cavalry ON Ris
Kight-PartiaI List OF Casualties
NEW YoRK, May 7.-Stoneman's force was
divided into three columns, one under himself
another under Colonel Devins, and another un
der General Avcrill. Averill's division me
rebel cavalry at Culpepper and drove them
across Cedar mountain to the Rapidsn, where
the rebels burned the railroad bridge, after Q
smart fight, the rebels loosing Colonel Rossel
and number killed, besides thirty.one prison
ers. At Culpepper Averil destroyed lot ol
rebel government -four After proceeding tc
Orange G. H., Averill returned to Chancellor
vile Sunday.
General Buford's column, the Star says, cul
the railroad between Gordonsville and Rich
mond, also between Gordonsville and Charlotte
Vile,
After the rebels occupied Fredericksburg
Hooker with bis left wing carried the rebel
batteries on the left, said to contain twenty-six
guns. The guns and most of the cannoniera
were captured.
A dispatch from headquarters Gays: The
rebel General Stuart, with his whole cavalry
force, Ia concentrated on our right, Less de-
sign evidently being to turn that flank of our
army. II ie also reported Stoneman opened
gunboat on the Pamunky river.
Seven rebel divisions are said TO be in front
Of our army, with Stuart's cavalry on our right
It is believed the rebels are bringing no rein.
forcements overland, and Lee keeps up a splen-
did front, aud Ia well supplied with food and
ammunition.
Our 1lth corps retrieved its fortune on Mon
day and Tuesday, twico repulsing heavy at.
tacks.
Gen. Whipple died Tuesday afternoon. A
list Of casualties shows the following footinps:
7th Massachusetts,, twenty wounded; 10Th, three
wounded; 18th, one wounded; I'd Rhode leland,
two wounded; 5th Maine, fifteen wounded -
These are additional to yesterdays report. In
Mead's corps two officers and two men we're
killed, and seven officers and one hundred and
eighty two men wounded; in Sykes's divis-
ion, thirty officers and twenty men were killed,
aud elk officers and one hundred and twenty.
four men wounded; in Berry's division, twelve
officers and one hundred and htty-three men
killed, and eighty.fvo officers and eight hun.
dred and forty.one men wounded; Sd division,
Sickles's corps, two staff officers, seven
line officers and seventy nine privates
killed, ten staff, foIty.six line officers
and 523 men wounded; in the lst and Sd CORDS,
Is officers and "a men killed, Ga officers and
77S men wounded Tho following in different
regiments: 6lst Ohio, % officers aud men
wounded; 18th New York, killed, wound
ed; 68th New York, killed, Is wounded; 18th
Ohio, Col. Ruby and ono private killed and Sd
wounded; 18th Connecticut, killed, "a wound
cd; 74th Pennsylvania, l6 wounded; ll0th New
York, killed, 26 Wouuded 18th Pennsylvania, q,
killed, wounded; 25th Ohio, 3 killed, IOi
wounded; 26ih Wisconsin, 10 killed, SO wound-
cd; 58lh New York, killed 6 wounded; 83d
Ohio, 7 killed, 81 wounded; 4lst New York,
2 killed, 90 wounSei; 54th New York, l killed
SO wounded: 1884 Pennsylvania, 5 killed, 81
wounded; 10th Ohio,'1 killed, 81 wounded
s2i Illinois, 81 killed, 67 wounded; 66lh New
York, killed, wounded, 63 prisoners; So.
New York, killed, 81 wounded; 57th New
York, 2 killed, 90 wounded