The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-03

Of tbe Tenth Virginia cavalry and several other rebels,
i were killed
rebel battery stationed In the outskirts Of the town,
opened our cavalry, and skirmishing was Kept up
through the town, the rebel battery playing into the
streets. without however, doing much damage.
KnPArncx nlLp.
Hastily moving the remainder Of his command and his
batteries from Abootsstown 70 Hanover, General XII
patrick directed Ewels regular battery open uron
the rebels from the north eide Of the town. they then
holding the road TO Lttlesown and Westminster and
forming line Of battle In the skirts densely wooded
forests the south and southeast The enemy failed
reply to our artillery, and unwilling to give battle
| 10 cavalry.
General fitzpatrick then ordered regiments cavalry
to open communication with Lttestown, and drove
the rebel cavalry back Infantry approaching
the latter place. piercing their centre and compelling
them brigade to the right the Gettysburg
road and the remaining two brigadcs TO the left the
| York road.
Until four or Ave O'Clock there occasional skir-
| mishing between portions or the two commands with
| slight ioss to either SIDE
THE srREETs.
In the streets and outskirts Of the the rebel dead
lay unbured until nearly night and dead horses rendered
the streets like the battle field than they locked
when. early in the morning, the ladies' gave cordial
| welcome 10 their deiiverers.
ACKNOWLEDGE wnE BEATEN.
Rebel prisoners confess that this they were beaten
and got the worst Of 1t.
'e.'fe'' eruARr WEAR HER.
stuart's whole command Is supposed to be not moro
than two miles from here Tonight and II is probable
that Fitzpatrick will feel him out 10 morrow.
STUART
General Stuart was himself in the town to-day and
rowy escaped capture being timo in his zeal TO
cut fitzpatrick on from his connection with any other
part Of the army. nearly cut of from his own command
WIZ THEY HznArrD 10 GIVE BATTLE
ia thought that Fxhugh hesitatsd 70 give battle 70
Fitzpatrick hoping 10 protract the engagement until Ewe
came up to his support. fitzpatrick, having divided
Lees command and annoyed him with administers,
disarranged his plans and purposes and SO Lee found
prudent to slip by on the ioft
LoeeEs IN KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The rebel loss in killed lie known TO DO hfteen in wound
cd s known twenty -two, prisoners forty i've.
Our loes in killed nne thirty and some
prisoners Many Of our wounded injured by sabre
cuts
The following is q list Of our casualtes:-
KILLED.
Adiutant Alexander Gall, 9Th New York cavalry.
Sergeant Fam s. Dye Co E. 9Th New York.
Sergeant Wales. Co. A, 5th New York.
John Lanesar, Co. D. 9th New York.
George Collins, Co. L, rst Virginia.
David Winnings. Co. D, 18th Pc nsylvana.
jacob Hervey. Co. N, 18th Pennsylvania.
Major white, 9th New York, ankle
Corporal $. r. Uptergrove. co E, 9Th New York. leg
John R. updiks, Co. b, 9Th Now York, hip and neck,
T;IlaH 9th New York sabre cut and foot.
%s% ''Ess 6 g. r 81 New ges nsss ua
Sergeant owen McSu.y sn New York. hand and arm.
Peter sohermerhorn, Co. ?, 9Th New York. slightly.
Corporal james H. Mcdurey %. D, 9Th New York. head
and arm.
j. II. Tathiii, Co. r, tsh New York, brniss
b. Little Co. D. 18th Pennsylvania, head and shoulder
wm Smith, Co. J, 18th pennsyivania, thigh.
Vim. Cole. Co. A, 18th Pennsylvania, wrist.
John Herrick, Co. B, 18th Pennsylvania, lungs.
John Duroin Co. 18th Pennsylvania hand, sabre cut
John Montgomery, Co. r. 18th Pennsylvania head sabre
Alfred w Stone, Co. B, 18th Pennsylvania, head
Alison Iaterbaugh Co. r, 18th Pennsylvania bruiss
ssys,Qt Samuel Rodebsush Co. N, 18Th Psnasylvsni.
Samuel Jones, Co. r, 18th Pennsylvania, back.
rtsdk. Boyer, Co. z, 18Th Pecnsylvan., shoulder.
Hami.ou hatcher, GO. +, lst Virginia, .hsh.
Lieut. Nsxwsil carroll. Is. virginia 'N
James Livingston, Go. +, 7th Michigan, back.
CAPTURE or wAooNs.
Stuart In bis command about one hundred and hfty
s sssS UPON ss4 Z &. s:y he
L.
Ton .rs 0ui Mag"
o,o lady Who saw the stars and stripes At the head
Of KYpatrick's column, when approaching Abbots
town, exclaimed almost frantcally, Oh rs Gag
us nag, They told the rebels wsrs coming; but
ns our dag"
JULY l, 1868.
STUART NEAR FORK.
Information has this mornins that Stuart IL
VIZ nj nrssIofce. Klpatrcks division 10 under
orders 10 move. undoubtedly towards him.
REBEL CAVALRY IIrnRsrowH.
small body mounted rebels made dash into Lttles.
town yesterday, and half Of them were cap
tured.
BEHAVIOR AT ABsorTmowx.
On Saturday column Of rebel cavalry infantry and
artillery, estimated 10 number five thousand, passed
through Abbottstown, On the way 70 York. They 70.
spected private property everywhere the soldiers
conducted themselves with great proprie.y.
| wHrArnKLDs TRAxrID.
Fields OF waving wheat ripe for the sickle are tram.
pied down by the march Of armed men and the sanguun
ry conflicts between opposing hosts Thus far villages
| have escaped destruction.
| HASovxR, Pa, July !, 1853.
The rebel cavalry left this vicinity last evening this
morning. and passed on by way Of Dukes M Jener
/ son and Seven Valleys.
The following correspondence from rebel soldiers TO
their friends In Dixie was captured this morning.
i YORK. fA June ~ 1858.
We arrived here yesterday about eight r M finding
General Eary with his headquarters At the Court house.
York surrendered by the authorities without srug-
gle and ere th reaches you We expect 10 witness
fall OF Harrisburg There small night or this side
Columbia bridge yesterday which resulted in driving
the Yankees the river when they fred the bridge
and burned t. The boys are joval set Of fellows con.
| ndent OF being able to take Philadelphia.
YoRK, Pa, June 70, 1853.
Tho "rebes arrived here yesterday ana took posses
sion and hold this place. l. by strategic movement a.
brought up the about eight O'Clock r. NJ yesterday
Il NJ he In has I hsr0
Gen. Early has demanded 500 900 from the citizens as
their portion OF the levy for the support the roops
The Confcderates brave set Of men, anxious a all
times 10 engage the Yankees
l - YoRx, Pa. June 20, 1888.
nv srur Rs,mnErm AND DEARLY Bst0vm-iIow loas
has II been since hst saw you and listened 70 your
sweet yoiceS And whsn about 70 leave you the clasp
We give each others hands the kiss the last fond look
md thna parted. This Is all freah 70 memory and