The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

army has cavalry skrmahes which have occurred
daily for the past three days. have thus far nvars
bly, resulted favorabiy for our cavalry
The Press Despstch.
~ Nlo wAsHmafos, June Il, 1885,
The report battle Centrsve between the Union
army and the rebel forces without any foundation
Whatever In truth. % .,.., u ,... ,
There believed to b infantry foros Of The enemy
this side Of the Bull run mountains. = -
Sixty prisoners were brought into tho camp Of the
Army OF tho Potomac last night from the vicinity Of
Aide, among Thorn lieutenant colonel They cap
turcd by cavalry Friday during series Of skir
mishss the Addlsburg road, beyond Aide.
It said that ono Of tho newspaper correspondents was
yesterday and sent the Of the army for
transmitting contraband intelligence.
Despatch OF Mr.. w. Backin gham.
AsxY THE Potomac. June 10, 1893.
General Greag's division Of cavalry. after marching
within about haf mile OF Middeburg, from Aide, this
section OF Fuller's battery planted on hill BY
General Fitzpatrick, and opened nre with considerable
effect, driving the enemy back.
Colonel Gregg had previously driven the enemy from
the hills with tho Tenth New York and First Maine
batteries The rebels reformed their limo OF battle IN
about fifteen minutes afterwards.
squadron Of the Harris Light cavalry and detach.
ment Of the Fourth New York cavalry wero detailed to
1t that portion OF the field where the last
The rebels appeared, ami charged on these
two squadrons but repused. They repeated this
twice, but handsomely repulsed by men, who
captured these three brushes about sixty prisoners
charge together with the practice Of art
ory thoroughly repulscd the enemy who ed before u
about mile.
Al about six O'Clock r. NJ they attempted flank movc
msnt portion OF the brigade under command Of Ma
jor whiting They with force Of about two cav
airy regiments and made desperate effort 70 capture
these men, evidently ignorant OF the fact that We had
artillery.
desperate encounter ensued but again repulsed
them, with but little loss ourselves, although our ar
tery must have done them great damage with their
| short fuses. We drove thsm beyond the town.
The Sixth Ohio cavalry opened the oght, dismountsd,
and behaved molly. The First Maine cavalry q General
Greggs command suffered severely In charge made By
| them just before The rsbss were npaly rspulssd.
In this sabre charge Lisuteuans Kimbai Taylor and
Maple were killed. and Lieutenant Vaughan vas shot
through the hand Our casualties In this eight are nos
| yet ofncially known
Colonel WILCOX, OF The Ninth virginia rsbs cavalry was
shot between the eyes, and instantly killed. rebel
lieutenant colonel VIE captured.
The inhabitants Of the town ny shss General fkhugh
Les was sck and had been stopping that morning vif
| DR.. Powers, Of Niddlsburg.
The following casualties occurred during ths nght q
| Niddisbusg, Va rsF ts.-
John y. yrsseuthsrng, Go. A, thigh, severely.
| John Tolunsn, Co. 4, neck, severely.
Arnold r. wArthing, 20. @. slightly.
Berry Young, Co. G, right arm. severely.
VIM. v. swifi, Co. Q, body, slightly. nrr
Alvin johnson, Co. q, side, slightly. .|
sergt j. Kidder Brooks Co. q, head, dangerously.
chss. Higgins, Co. c. shoulder, severely
| Jos. Gott, Co. y, arm and side. seriously.
Geo A. RuIer, Co. h, thigh, severely
Ambrose Reed, Co v, head, slightly.
Edward NJ. Thompson, Co. y, head aighty.
sergt Horace Hoyoks Co. y, breast, leg and arm, sss
volnsy Toss, Co G, head. severely
sergt. Alanson Warren, Co. ", side, severely.
Samuel Ingalls,, Go. NJ, right arm, slightly.
FOURTH NEW YORK oAvAI&r.
John Ford, Co. A, abdomen. serioosiy.
wm 7. Pray % y, left hip scriously.
wm Bouck, Co. I, neck, seriously.
| TEyrn sEw YORK CAVALRY.
Leut Bunson Bsardsoy Co. k breast and shoulder, ssr
David wallace, Co. A. leg ampu,Assd.
Gastavus Limmgsr 90 A, hip and arm. severely
Thomas savan, 90. hand, slightly
Srw FORK oxyALar
VIM 8. Weeks. Go. II, arm. slightly
John beth Co n, arm, slightly.
Chas W. saxton. Co. !, arm. slightly.
rnrxsru rxSSsYLyAN. oAvALsr.
VIM. J. McKslldy, co. N, thigh. severely.
Helm Het as'G BAKER, C i * .ss: .ss.r.y
Absaom walls, Co. NJ, shoaIdcr, severely.
Sergeant ". H. Logan, head shoulder and hand
Corporal Leanisr Ke'log, Co c, abdomen, seriously.
| rorRIH rE>SsrLyANA cAyALRr
| John NJ Hilbert, Go. T., side, seriously
| Atom Ceibler. Co. II, foot, slightly.
| James u. hamilton Co l.. thigh, severely.
KHoDE cAvALsy
| @. L. Bennett, co d. shot in shoulder.
In little sklrmsh At Goose creek tho following casual.
ties occurred
purkes. % =, FRS. Maine, log, slightly,
ID. Case, First rnited States cavalry, slight.
A casson belonging 20 Bufords brigade exploded
last evening. from some unknown cause while on the
road from Aisie 20 Mddebrg, inurins Ferdinand Bald
win and mark smith, Of Company A. Third United states
artillery, BY burning.
Newspaper Aecosnts.
| CONTRADICTORY RUn0ns ABoUr TIRE novEnESTs or
GENERAL LEX.
From the washiugr star, June 2O.i
II does not become 70 publish any Information
esnng the postons occupied W The Unoa Army OF the
Potomac further than % say that us various army corps