The New York herald., 1863-05-06

NEW ~
a reconnaissance bat tho bnxsd Ssrrciy the troops
at roons adding In no small degree 70 thcr exhaustion
The boys STOOL up calamity under IT, however The
sght. viewed from rceitioa ths heId, spicn
d. Ia mont tho cf artillery tho ratio Of mus
setry, the wbisiing Of showers Of buls.s tho segns q
sheA asa our noble feslows sdvaHcinms,esdly. In the
rear was ths pIaosd iyes and tho glorious stars and
Stripes Of thu runbeas smith Briggs just appearing above
tho oank whe further on the river, The ops Of
se breasworks batteries black with sosdIcri
and civhans spectators Of tho 0sss band o.
Of No regimen enveood and added
cheer,sg mauosos TO the scene By iis yersor~sncs q
pstsset,c ara througb tso day.
aALLAsrss
Taking an al, tbo esaxnse war me gsantest havt
seen Yow correspondent the Hold during tho
day cneerf0l witness OF tho gaantr,
Of ofcors and troops Conspicuous among tho crnes
who rode all parts ~ The 6old bearing orders sst
taking part m The gcsn' direction cf AFFAIRS, Capt
Stevens tson the ats Gen. sevsos), ad TO Gese'a
| eeuy. .s.s. t.t5 a
c0tosE1 Rlrs. :osD hcarAily woUspgD
teso.oi R,nggold &c toe Oee Hnndred and Thto New
Yora who nocs.ly wcundea tho cosa of ths
day, rromiuect mcvnp along biz lioo Of skiv
,n,sbers directing meo u wbio tho discharge
~ chs duty tnat ts met his doath
The ,i,rrceath New Hampshire nrsi engaged tho enemy
Nd ar,a,ee sernsed Our mon PROSTATE ard 1rcd IN
that position Az n.orvaie she tine woeid riso advance
SOW p,ces apo hen down again tAsiy IL the after
noon heir o,oment Developed mo gallant charge and
sbe rebels were into tho woods a-.tT
rsls wcUNpEp
The woau,ed AZ they were brought from the hsld
were oromptiy roa tda sared ~ Dr. RICHARD
son surce6u os The Thirteenth Ns~ Hampshire and d.
shsw, Of Eynly-u ninth New Yerk These gsatss
men gave abe proofs during ahe day tnA many
operations NV calsdon perforH Of thor
sklll 10 their proFsssiop.
There were sarro,ns lhs 6ed who also dss-
charged ther duties faithfully The wounded ~o7s all
onveyeo from the field to tho town. where they
comfortably large hosp tale They lave the
best o. gwen them ani pains spared ensure
her p,omp recovery.
General Ds came up from Fortress Monrce during the
,ss con erred with Goaera, Peck. ~ tfs
saa ,os-Es.
ire ana,s Of to-day regarded only seConuos
Ovr sies in killed and wounded compared the
nimb9r engaged small This affair establishes tho Snct
that the siin maaLain position in our front
Your cosrespoedcr, Indebted to Major 4 1ostey
Adasant General Genera peoh sor facilities
kindy offered fos tho skirmish and accompany
ne the tsoefs- LeuWUant Sterling, Aid de Camp &c tie
GeOe'al, also iEs.i;s my thanks.
annesed pasts, '.st OF our killed. and wOun,sad -
EIGHTY vEw scRE eo
t'eo NJ. Burnside TO- ", 'eit s.de. slightly
l.ou enant Henry Eppes, To- J, nect. ~
A. Moro Co g, beg.
Corporal Urith A. .'eierts 20 v mouth.
J. ih,y'c, 20 d, back. slightly
job" bav'eS'tol l.
A. Hatch, 20. a. hand slight y. fa
t1ptain Charles Tennant, TO D, og na
corporal IaIots u. Martin, Co " LOG. ft
ss,ssan' is,s J. parAs,t Co. . shoulder and thigh
First SERGEANT - Blakcsly Co A, head.
spTlr ,fas'n ~ h' ho"a ssshy, sslS,;
James u. Mar,io, 10 r, shoulder and nsoh.
H. tafbes. n. 4. kued s@ Sr~.-,,,., -rs F'rll
."''s- 1' '"'s'''.c ,sS,. a. Wounded ss.s.,,-, IS
60. -,...s -, srssS'" srssS' '''SA'""'.