The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-12
ADDITIONAL REBEL ACCOUNTS.
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THE BATTLE OF ELLOaSvIlLE.
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Stonewall Jackson's Left Arm
Amputated.
A BAH also Passed Through His
Right Hand.
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Generals MeLaws, A. P. Hill, McCOwan and
lcth Wounded.
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The Damage Done by stoneman's
Cavalry.
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SUFFERING OF TIE REBEL WOUNDED,
A BAH also Passed Through His
Right Hand.
SUFFERING OF TIE REBEL WOUNDED,
Co.. &C., &c.
he BATTLE OF CHARLOTTESVILLE.


The RATTLE Of CHAHCEll0RSvIllE.
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From the Richmond Enquirer, May u
THB BATTLES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
ns S S
perly the battle which continued through those two
10 only in that confused bu. eShiara,ing
fashion which usually attends victory, the glow VI
which obseures picture It's strategic and mcchan
cal elects. From amdat this confusion we are only
from Chancellorsyle to wilderness swamp, in spottsy l
vaua cutting tho Orange Plank road nj Al acute
ground and after the two days night driving the enc
my by front and charges across the river In tho
tbs enemy 70 drive our army from It's position on Maryo
i on Saturday evening, which succeeded for tho night
but the position with prisoners and guns, recovered
ON tho following morning.
The battle Is one Of the most desperate ever
fought Is the slaughter sides attest During
the epemys retreat our artillery had fair sweep OF
them while crossing ford, and added greatly 10 their
disasters. Our ere loss Is esttmated f'um sisM % Ten
ousand that q the enemy from 'wsntynve 70 thirty
&c General jackson, wounded ss heretofore stated
rIRsr BRIGADE (ssUSxwALL).
Colonel j. O. A. Nadenboush, Twenty nrst regimen. in.
Captan Fulton Of the Fourth virginia Volunteers los,
| q log.
kiiIed, and about one hundred and niiy killed and
sssss, Ee i'm: Of The Twenty seventh vsln.
In charge four lines Of tho enemy and the tai.
ABOUT as n enc third of the whole brigade. 80
In the Tenth Virginia Volunteers from Rocklngham)
Colonel Warren, commanding the brigade, was shot
through the right shoulder (nos serious1 Lieutenant
Colonel s. W. walker, killed MAJOR Slower shot lhree
| times ana killed Nine Of eleven commandants Of
companies were Killed, wounded and prisoners.
Colonel T. g. Garnett OF tho Forty eighth virginia
Volunteers commanding The Brigade was wounded and
n believed 10 be dead. His gaisntry 10 most highly ap
Genera, McIAws struck, but not much hurt
General A. r. Hill, confusion Has resumed his com
General MCGOWAN slightly, but painfully, wounded.
BrRadier General Heth, not much hurt; still In com
m.nd. .u, ..
Colonel r H. Mallory, reported killed. This IN doubted
Captain BosweH, Chief OF Engineers on Jacksonv stan,
| killed
MAJOR Price, OF Richmond, killed.
Capssn Forbee, Of A. r. Hh's stA6, killed All the
| star u A. r. Hi, either killed OF wodnded
Conway Howard, Of A. p. INNS staa, kvsd
In tho hre oash virginia voluniec Captain yisld ana
r,eu,srsnt Morshsad killed, and thirty k,sd wounded
| and missing.
Colonel Casey prisoner seventy killed, wounded ana
missing.
Tho Forty ninth Virginia Volunteers LOSE thirty killed
Colonel Stafford Four -lnth Louisiana, wounded.
General Hope Of North Carolina, Lost hundred and
twenty men
BrrsdIsr General Rhodes behaved with the groasess
| Ralantsy
wa Eisd fbs 8skes nine out q twelve ID this family
killed in that rsgimeus Lisutsnans Calhoun and Ryan
In the Z, su1tou Artillery four wounded si,shtiv
Caps,p Van Fsprseh Of General stusrss stsr gallant
| Prussian officer, killed.
Breadyef General Vim. Hays (Yankee) taken prison or
This man was born In Richmond. His AID do Camp, }.
| M Fchols (Yankee), In a prisoner.
The Iors OF the Cnfederate army IL reported between
eight and ten thousand that Of the enemy much greater
reported IS high Is forty 'houssnd
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II ChancclorsvilIe arrived yesterday morning al the
Trederi ksburr depot in this city These wounded were
sreushs from Guness station Twelve miles tbs s,de ~
Fredericksburg they state that the nghtne On SATURDAY
ana Sunday last was desperate They also state that u
Rhodes a. Alspsma,' and Trimbe,s division t,Ss two
DIVISIONS composed Of Alabama, Georgia virginia and
Maryland troops under command Of General Jack.
,Ss enemvs rear on Saturday aernoon Atsesns Inc
enemy in three lines Of their n,renchmen,s they cap
| prisouerg
The Third Fifth Sixth Twelfth and Twenty sixth Ala.
ported IN oicers-one third o. whom were either Elied
or woundedthe proportion being ten wounded mon 10
| one Filled
The struggle on Maryes egbts IL also represented m
being desperate On sunday the enemy, by flank move
mcnt at Maryos Heights, suocecdsd in capturing SIX
guns, belonging 70 tho frat second, Third and Fourth
companies u the Louisiana Washington Artillery. Tho
Ini Louisiana regiment nearly all taken prisoners
together with many belonging 70 the sixth louisiana
Colonel stafford ana Msor Williams, Of tho Ninth
siana regiment said 10 have been taken prsoncrs
On Monday our army nankrh inc enemy ana refoDk
Marye's Heights Hays louisiana brigade greatly dts
tingushsd ITSELF taking fourteen pieces u the snemys
artillery
We lost In all fourteen pieces of artillery, and captured
Nifty three wo aso captured nearly Ten thousand pfi
soners Thousand u whom are said 10 be al Cub
nea statioD, On their way 10 kichnond Our loss 10
killed and wounded estimated at ak or ssysn thou
sand.
Captain aquires, Lieutenant Gabraith and Lieutenant
Owens, OF the FIRST Warrington Aftnlefy, were tAkeh
Prscners Lieutenant De kHs.y, " II Won eo,on, Vs.o
FRANK. barton hnk MA - 'shentne ve's N.unas'.
Sergeant WIN. West, Corporal LAWS and iobt Many
we're killed j. o. 5Andiin OF the Ninth Iouisana, was
wounded
THE BATTLES ON Tny AHAssocK.
., $1,000 nIsn9s WAY - y. ~.