The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY u, 1868.

No,u,s Of Iha noppahnnnock - hddihonA
Particulars.
Below we condense such particulars of the
late battles near Chauceilorsvile az have bee,
received from the Richmond Enquirer Of til,
7h,
We are only enabled 10 give the line of tn,
battle, which extended from ChanceIlOisvi!i,
10 Wilderness wamp, ~ SpUsylyana, cuttlng
across the Q.auge Plank Road at an acult
angle, our lroops oi course occupying the
Southern ground, aud alter the two days
fishl duyhg the enemy, Wy front and reai
charges, across the iivrr m The direction o
Fleuerlckshulg. An effort wac made by the
cuemy 10 drive oar army IRON It's position ol
Mdlye's lillI on Saturday evening, which sue
ccedcd i0r The lnght but the posiuOl, with
pris ncrs aud guns, WAS recovered ON the lOl.
loving morning,
TIE battle is considered one Of the most
desperate eUr fought, a. the slaughter 0u
bUtn sldes will attest. During the eneny's
retreat our artillery had ialr sweep OF lh, NJ
while crossing a lord, aud added grea ly to
their disasters Orr eulire loss ~ estimated
from eight 10 ten tDouaand that ol the enemy
from twenty five 10 tAluy lh1nsant, lnclndmg
yrght thou aud prisoners. We give The iOl
Iowl z list Of casualties IN the stoneWaIf corpe:
Gen +. Jackson wounded, as hetetolore
slated.
FIRST BRIG4pE, (sToNrNALL)
Gen. Paxton, killed.
Col q a. Nddouboush, "a regimen, ia
;auiy, slightly Wounded.
Captain Fulton, Of HE 4th Va. Vols, lost a
leg.
In the 9Th Va. Vols Lieut. Bell was Alled
and about $50 killed and wounded.
Ia charge over four llnes OF tho enemy,
ana the lokmg OF q battery, this brigade's Ioes
Was very heavy--about one third of the
whole brgaie.
Nine OF eleven Communicates Of companies
were killed, wounded and prlsoLers.
Col. T s, Glrnett of Inc ash vs.. Vols
commanding The brigade, was wounded and
IL leloved to be dead. lis gAllanry is most
highly applauded.
zen, McLaws was struck, bat not much
hurt.
Gen. A. P. Hill, coutusioni has resumed his
command,
Gen. MoGowani, slightly, but painfully
wounded
Bug. Gen Hoth, not much hurt; slil in
command.
Mai Rodgers, (ortillery.) wounded.
Col +, NJ, Mallory, reported kuledi this is
doubted.
Capt. Boswell, Chief of F lgnecrs, on Jack.
sou stall, killed
Mai. Price, OF Richmond, killed
Capt. Forbes, OF A p. Hills staff, killed -
All the stAifof A p. HUI either killed or wound
cd.
Capt Duncan McKim. killed.
Conway Howard, oil A. T.. Hills staff killed.
In the 18th NIrsinia Volunteers, Captain
Field aud Lieutenant Morehcad killed, and
thirty killed. wounded and missing.
In the SO Virginia Volunteers Lent. Col.
Casey prisoners seventy killed, wounded aud
Missing.
The 40 h Virginia lost thirty killed, wound.
ed and miss ug.
Colonel stafford, l4h Lousona, wounded.
General Hope OF North Carolina, list l20
men.
Brig. Gen. Rhodes behaved with the great
est gulanry
Lieut. Bell 9th Virginia Volunteers, Ut
4ugusla) was tIllcd This make, Inc ont Of
twelve IN this iauny killed in that regiment
Idours. Calhoun and Ryan losttoch q leg.
Captain Van Borsch, Of General Stuarts
staff, "a gallant Prueslau officer, killed.
Major General B,rney (Yankea) left dead on
the field Bngader General Wm. Hays CYAN
kea) taken prisoner, This man was born in
Richmond lis A.D C., M Echles. Cyan.
keC ID q prisoner
The loss OF the Confederate army is report
ed between eight aud ten thousand; tha, of
the enemy much greattr reported as high as
forty thousand.
The struggle on Mrye's Height is also re-.
presented a. being desperate. On Sunday lie
enemy, nv flank movement at Maryes Height
aucoeeded IN capturing ak IN, belonging to
the Ist. ~, 81 and 4h companlea OF the
Louisiana Washington Artillery. The 5h
Louisiana regaeIt was nearly All tnken pri.
eoners, together with many mep belouging to
tho 9th Louipiana.
Col. Stafford and Major Williams. ot the 9Th
I.,nisana regiment, are said 90 have been
taken prigonora.
On Monday our army nAuked the enemy aud
retook Marye'a Height Hays Louisiana bri,
gado greatly distinguished ileef, taking four
teen pieces Of the ouemys artillery.
We loat IN all fourteen pieces Of artillery,
aud captured aey.throe We also captured
nearly 10 600 prisoners seven thousand of
N,h IN are pad 10 be az tininovs Smpon. on
their way 20 Richmond Oar loss IN killed
aud wounded i estimated ct six or seven
thousand.
Can't. Sauires. Eieut Balbmlth and Lieut.
Ovens. of the First Washington Artillery. were
taken prisoners Lieut. y Russey p II Won
Cation. otto Frank, Bluou Kirk and r Yalen.
tine wete wounded Sergeant Wm. West.
Corporai Lewis aud Aobt Many woro killed.
Z. q smdlin. Of tbs 9th LOuiaaoa, was