New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

thirteen commissioned officers being reported killed
from the Maine regiment alone. The other troops ad
yancing the Rebels were driven from their position,
over 200 captured.
-Four batteries and seven stand Of coiors also
taken.
Following up his success, Gen. Sedgvick drove the
Rebels from their position the Rappahannock,
capturing their pontoon train Our Losses here were
very heavy and will probably be between eco and 200
killed and wounded The wounds are said 10 be of the
worst description, having been principally inflicted
with fragments of shells.
The troops were exposed to terrible FIRE from bat
tcrics bo, sides Of the river but behaved with the
greatest saaniry. The charge upon tie Rebel works
is spoken Of as most brilliant achievement and the
terrible loss of officers bears evidence of its desperate
nature.
Among tie prisoners reported brigadicr gen
era four colonies four Lieutenant coonels and l2l
mssioned oiicers The total number Of prisoners is
given AT $50
LATER.
General Scdgvick's troops left warrenton yesterday
4 division of Ewells Corps who were completely sur
prised. Being strongly in'renchcd they made des
peratc fight hut were obliged 10 yield to the npetuous
attacks of our troops and the whole number were cap
ured.
Gen BsIileu's and Gen. Russell's Brigades Of Gen
wrigh,s Division. 9Th Army Corps were the troops
who charged ihe Rebel carihwc:ks The 9Th Maine.
9TH Wisconsin 10Th and 10Th Pennsylvania comprising
Gen. Rgssos Brigade. exposed 10 terrible Ere
The 9th Maine went into the hgh; with so men. and
came ont with only IS.
The sth Wisconsin lost abou; 100 Our entire loss In
killed a.d wounded will be between 80 and 200. The
Gli lasted about an hour and half but the heaviest
losses were incurred during ,he charge in space Of
about fifteen minutes.
Al the prisoners. about 200 in Eumber reached this
civ to hight also 600 hundred of wounded who
hcinc removed 10 the hospitals and whose names Ne
send Tic soldiers are reported 70 he in the bret Of
spirits and delighted at the prospec: OF again meeting
the Zoe. Gen Meade is determined TO follow up his
sucoessc. rapidly and 10 stiile vigorous blows nj
Ls antagonist wherever and Whenever opportunity
ofcr..
Gen Scdgwiok is now nj Brandy Station and has
ovoIy Sdsanag. of position. Al the corps are IN easy
supporting distance snd the Rebels falling back
along their entire line In the direction Of Capepper
1r., f..fs prsl lf
reaches h former strong position On the south bank OF
tie Rspdan.-
rh,io are now 40 indications o. the enemy near tie
south ba. # .he Rsppahnunock and it thought by
soc that Lees force has again been materially reduced
merely making show of strength by oontesting ihc
l-ds 4 brigade u Rebel cavalry Is reported TO be In
tie rear Of Meades army and between Cai'le,s and
Brisiow stations.
/ Yesterday morning when the army commenced
.narcs.ns an attack va. made by Rebel cavalry near
Ws:icnion. who succeeded in capturing one hundred
mnes and horses Those were subsequently rccaptured
D., our -ce, Part of the forces belonging to the De
p,rtmcnt q Washington are within supporting distance
OF neac's troops. and Will guard the Orange aud
Alexandria H. L. Work Il. still progressing on The re-
construction Of the road.
The proprietor Of the houfe where Con Flen''i''i'
had his Headquarters or some days pat having eAc'u
suspicion by lie e2ccssc professions Of .o!"i! was
arrested -n the Generals leaving. His guefrih nhl'
form was found buried in his yard. and other evidence
..ne uu against lin. -Four or ave Of his nciglbor
ggei lillas were also arrested.
/ II was fumofed today that between IL ana O'CLOCK
ibesyy firing wa. heard in lhe direction Of Brandy
station There was also rnnor ilni another coiVn"
of ou oice. had proceeded still iaTther do"n the river
and fla, IFS advance under Cen Kpatrick bad effected
a crossing and now occupied the mght ~ i''o'i''''
bnr. These Tuinors lack confirmation. however
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