The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-16
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

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Dnripg the entire day yesterday there was
All absence of any intelligence from Gen.
Lees army There was repetition Of the
report from Stsunton that our forces have pos
session Of Frederick City, Md. From pas
asnssr who came down on the train we learn
that the enemy evacuated the "Maryiand
Heights, opposite Hsrper's Ferry, on Thurs.
day night last.
The train yesterday evening brought to the
city two hundred and ninety Of those wounded
in the late battles in Pennsylvania. Four hun
drsd were ss9' on to Lynchbufg from s'aun-
The baltimore american, of the evening
Northern dates we published Tuesday, con.
tains II telegram from BooDsboro dated 10 a.
NJ. on the lith, stating that all was quiet il
front, and that during the night Gen. Lee e
army had evacuated Hagers.own and Fuuks-
town aud fallen back to ST: James College.
This movement changed .he frcnt of the
"rsbel army" their line ottsnding from st.
James College to the Potomaa. TWO miles east
of WilIamsport.
The following is list CT the killed and
wounded in the Richmond Fsye.te Artillery
at Gettysburg KilIedSerg't A e Edwards !;
privates VIM McRae and Moses w Daley.
Wounded-Privatss Carter Eabank and John
Brnmield.
iu the 2S.h Virginia the following are q
portion of the losses: Col X G Allen and Maj
N & Wilson, killed, Captains Ii Nsison and
Spessard, wounded; Capt MoCarty, missing
L,eats Spansier, missing Waldron, Holland,
Repass, ami Gray hill, killed Wildman, wound
ed and prisoner.
Casualties ia the 8th Ga regiment. Killed
Capts Ballard and Marlborough L;euts Bliss,
Echols, and q liam Wounded--Col Towers,
Maj Dawson, tseverely J Capts Hall, Butler
Malone, Young, and Boiling Lieuts Dwneli'
Branch, Hopkins, Free man, Huntington, iiar.
per, Wade, Fields. Brautiey, Hutchns, Far
row. williamson, Dukes, Heard Reid, aud
Nj. .CiHsky. Missias-Lt Bridges.
iIth Ga Killed. Cap,s Stokes and Nun
naiiy WVuLded-Coi Little aud Capt Wood
Severely.
9lh tia Killed Lit Col MoungeE Wopnd,
ed-Maj Jones and Capt CeshO.a.
20tb Ga X ied-Coi Jones
Ida Kilied-Coi Harris
20;h North Carolina regiment Wouutsd-
1t Col Slough, Mi j s Brooks Capts Smith,
Monk, and Derano; Its Irwin, Williams, and
Wright Kiled-Capt Mercer Lisuts Gore,
Wilson, and Fulwood.
26.h North Carolina regiment Col
Burgwyn, Lieut. Col Lane, Capts Wilson and
Wagg, Lisuts Richardson, Holloway, Brough-
ton, Laubet, and McCono. Wounded; Adt
Jordan, Capt Bradford.
17th North Carolina Faisbauit severe.
iy wounded; Lieut. Col Graves and Maj Cru.
dup missing
52i North Carolina a-Uol Marshaii aud Maj
Richardson missing Lieut. Col Parker danger
ously wounded.
ia company +, li.h Virginia, but sixteen
men are left. Capt Coghii and Lieuts Taylor
and s Watkins are wounded and missing
Lieut. g ii Chalkley had ii leg amputateJ, and
was left in the hand, Of the enemy.
We have received the following list of casu'
altiss in the battalion of Washington Artillery
at Gettysburg on the 81, and =: Wil!iamsport,
Md, Oh the 9th. The losses in the second com-
pany were published yesterday iet Comps,
ny--Wouadei; Lieut. Ii G Brown, severely
through body; PIivatss II L Zsbal and Van
Vinson, slightly. ID Company Killed Pri-
Yates X Ridsau, q ii Bryens, aud jos Cialk.
Wounded: Sorgt Ellie, slightly; Corporal w
Leafe, P:ivates w A Tew, A Dupree, tse-
riously through body,l & A Gaugb, severely;
+ Kouieau, foot amputated; + koyie, j
Huisson, and Dick. 4tk Company-Wound-
ed Capt Norcom, LIT g + Apps, Corpls Le-
sssne, B Hutit, all slightly; privates l. Baker,
leg fractured; w p Greasy, shoulder, severely;
w TONel, A Boucher, and T. Bateman, al
slightly. The entire battalion lost ~ men
killed and wounded in both engagements
Ssrgt Newton, of Hart's (South. Carolina)
battery, who had volunteered to go in with
the "a company, was killed. Maj B h Eshie-
man commanded tho battalion.
General Wade Hampton, who received two
sabre cuts, besides bullet i'll the thigh, has
arrived at Charlottesville, where he Is doing
we'll Major Miller, of North Carolina, aud
Capt. Williams, both wounded, arrived here
yesterday evening.