The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-07

hem. the muskets II httcr raised the entire
body Of The robes IN lhs ps up with white Gags and
surrendered There were between three and four nun
dred q them tho broastWosGs and all preferred cap
iure TO repetition Of tho regmental hrc they had just
received. Colonel cross command was entirely pgin
jured.
sxnsL sDiK occrrmp.
Az soon Ne the plts cleared the Loag Island Chas
and Eighty second Penns yvania up and 90
cuped ,hem and extended tho line, ~hle tho Twenty
third Pennsylvania sent forward to foel the enemy
but shortly after relieved by troops from he Twelfth
corps.
SUPPORTS MN coRrs.
The First New Jersey Brigade undor command OF Gen
Torbet and Bartles old Brigade commanded by Colonel
Upton acted supports TO the nh corps during Friday
but suffered very few any casualties.
rm McoSD p,vis,os,
under General Howe was posted upon the left and had
brief but decisive brush with party Of tho enemy, who
had nearly reached wagon train when hey we're dis
covered Neips brigade charged upon them, capturing
the larger portion and putting the rest TO fight lilo lost
one ofcer aud tvo men killed and eight wounded Tho
Vermont brigade commanded by Colonel Grant was ALSO
engaged, but withou, casualties far A. can learn
Only one battery Of tho Sixth corps artillery engaged
This was CowaHs First New York, which occupied aTo
si,ion upon ne right, and suffered heavily
siAiSR's nR3Aps uspuL ONE.
During the hght Of Friday the various srisaos were
constantly In motion from ape wing TO tho Other acting
supports TO the corps engaged IN the front shaers
brigade, for instances shifted from ono Command To
hess than umcs nfter entered the field
Under these circumstances impossible for your cor
respondent to keep track corps during the action,
| and Il has been matter OF extreme dm-
Guilty ascertain the whereabouts Of m fragments since
| then. This morning, however, they arc gradually 70
cru.ng.
| skpdv,Ks STAY.
Too much prase cannot be sardei tho Sixth corps
for us readiness aud efficiency Immediately after is
forced march Tho duties Of the officers OF General
sedgw,cks stsu in communicating with tho troops In oil
portions Of the line the terrible hre were peculiar
" difficult and perous, but they fortunately per
| fopmed without = casualty OF any kind
MR.. CHARLES II. GRAFFANiS DESPATCH.
/ GETTYSBURG, Pa, July o, 1903.
The HEaAtD loudly chcerod through It's reporters,
by the army OF tho Potomac rhle moving from Gctiys
burg The cpthusiAsm arose from a liberal supfD5 Of
HKRALps brought them and the fact that its representa-
tives checrfuily accepted commissions letters
&c for the soldiers.
HERALD Rnromfsas INCIDENT A. orrrssrrao
whilst OF your reporters tour Of inspection
70 tho wounded the late battle at Gettysburg he had
his attention drawn to s,ngulary beautiful young man
upon whom death had already settled his mark. While
admrtng teuuer ana FnRiie tha young
oponed his rofs hazel cyes and looking up said
won't You please rase my head and rub my hands,
u cramps So"
| Our reporter complied and asked Of him his name. III
stated that II was James Warner, Of Loudon county
Virginia.
II was then that no th,s young sufferer 10 be II
,e rebel service. Upon questioning him he stated tina
ho entered the rebel service willing that boil
| Of his parents Union people
"wont you tell my mother when you Y, an oppoftu
nifty, that happy, and expect her 10 heaven
WIN you give mo drink aud then 1sbal die eNyf'
OuS reporter Of acqueseed and gave tho lsti
rebel sufferer all attention consolation be coul
bestow. Al he left big framed and big hearted soldier
Of the Union standing BY their late caey shower
ing him their tears and blessing him with this
attention tina, only the brave know how 70 sestow
INCIDENTS
Colonel r. T.. Cummins, Of the I42d regiment Pennsy
vania volunteers killed the LIST while gallant
leading hs asains, vastly superior numbers. Co
Cummins sheriff Of Somerset county, psnn,ylvann
Hswas brave Officer and highly esteemed by his troop
He was Captain Of Company A. Tenth regiment Penhsy
vana reserves, and made Colonel Of the IS2d rev
raent Pennsylvania volunteers, September !, 1861
" Lieutenant A. g. Tucker Of Company u, it2d rcgmei
Penasyiv spia volunteers and acting sdjutaDt
tally wounded the Ist Of July. lie was FIRST sho,
the arm, but continued 10 cheer The until he
MORALLY wounded 10 The body lie has since die
Lieutenant Tucker aoju,ant Of tho regiment
Captain C. II. Flags, Of CO. X Fourteenth regiment
commander OF General Knowley's stat, killed BY
solid shot July .. He highly esteemed by all ~h
knew hun This regiment portion o. the Firs
brigade Thrd DIVISION, fnst army corps The dlv-c'
was commanded BY nri.sder General taro~ly n ilis
burg
In the bsttle Of July 3 the old California the snty
ninth trshJ aud tho fro zouases eunsy iranA rcoI~
we're Ia action The Seventy California men loo
nno officers u fifteen in aud hundred md
ont o. too hundred ard fortyslx ooilstfd men III
sixty.nnth and Seventy assi The ealre. front
sad pfoppr,.on their members suffered ths worst ~
Guided - ,be killed Captain stellar Ga u lbe scysniy
1rst colooe oiaoc Lieutenant Colonel sheciy, aud
Captains 4 psay aud Thompson u tho srty ninth. zap
tain Andrew aeBa.hy u TIE seventy second AMI ieat
ant Jones The Ia the brigade i hundred and
aigh,y two and foriy.twc cracon.
The rigbt wing the seventy hrst unier eommAnd u
Col. smith fell bsas and to. posln behind ston.
WALL from ~hicb they did fearful erection ms lei,
wing With the cobprs aader command Of Col. kerehen
syorger oucd with the seventy second, under command
Of Col ne.er and charged the enemy arriving them
over the slight sarhvoks taking more prisoners than
they numbered and stands u oolors, osr q whch
wore taken by The seventy ,hrs. Zen. wssb, Who
rnands the brigade the charge With The seyen,y
nsst ard seventy Second and advance Of and nth
In twenty of ~be. Cen. Armtst-sd ~ tina rebci
vice and old associate a his. va killcd. webb
had Joe, ordered - this brigade hs ADD they
e mutually pisas.d ~,h each o,hsr sondsc, Is
ocsasion
Tho SISTERS q Charity ,urned out 81 ssttsysbofg yes
to-day afternoon and proceeded the hospital.
to relieve ,be sos ADD wounded. They Aeosnps
ord ny the Ksv. FATHER q their csureb.
George N. Moore, 80, ders % the Court 10 Phlsasl
pbA and james u gsish, nsssitcr u fsrss thu
ohp, ssse oonap.cooas toe battie AID oaersr ca
ISOLATION asss,saOs ssd s'nares. both wounded snd
wear I'D SOLDIER.
Inc cavalry aessrs ih.i inc ate t.a,. Al o-uys