New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

sdmoniihed the enemy that bis right flank bad been
exposed TO this interIoper via Fredericksburg
There was therefore, no fighting in the afternoon,
with the exception Of now and then a slight
skirmish.
The number Of killed and wounded is doubtless
large, though 1t will probably fall short of the casu-
alties Of ADtetam, the troops were ices exposed
to murderous artillery firing. The small arms were
more suited to the nature Of the field, although at
times artillery was used with good effect.
1t is not yet sunrise, and the guns are already
laundering on our left. IL is believed the day will
prove most disastrous to the Confederate cause.
Over 5000 prisoners have already been brought in.
These report that jackson is in command Of the
Rebel army, be having relieved Lee on Friday;
also, that A. p. Hills, Hoods. Andersons, Picksus,
Jackson's, and other divisions are engaged. They
say resnforcements have been sent in from the Pc
ninsula and North Carolina. Two full regiments,
the 4th Alabama and 18th Georgia. were captured.
The army is in excellent condition aud in fine spir-
ito, ready and anxious to march out on the enemy.
J. r. SYPhEk
The following is a list Of Casualties;
Lieut. Col. Chaplin, Goth Nsw.Yoit KIDD
Maj Higgins, B5th NsS iork, wounded.
Col. Crcther. ITO PenLfylysnis W. A!Ied
Col. Potter, i2.b New H.mp,hir severely wounded
Lieut.. Col More, iz.h New Hlrneshrs. wounded.
Maj sevsge, lzth New IL aInpshiss, wounded.
Capt savsss. 18th New. Hampshire, hled
Msj James, nth Pepn.ylvsnis Vols, wounded.
k.L Wilioushby, 18Th New.York. wounded
Lieut.; Thomson, 18Th New -YoIk, wounded IN side.
Lieut. b. L. Ecfel, l4sth New.York, wounded
Nsl Higgins, wounded IN Knee.
Liout fitzgerald, "a Ms.l, killed
Capt Grafton, "a Mas, wounded
Leut-Co. CossTve % Massachusetts,, wounded In arm
bsj. strou'e 10th Psnn' ylvsnis Killed.
Capt DeUaue, Howsrd's Stsf. Killed
Col Miles, ost NswYork. wounded.
Can't Hamdeu. Penn wounded
Lieut.. Powers I'd Mtuschuseits. wounded
Lieut. Perkins, 81 hrfssohusetts wounded
Lieut. Thompson, I'd hAssachuSetis, wounded
Col Ross, S,h Connscticut
Lieut. Dinsn Illd Penn. Vols wounded.
Liect Springer, l22d Penn NolL
LleuL-C,L Wslhsr, A. A. @. Of Couohs Corps ~osneed
Lieut.. Col. Scott 81 Wisconsin. weuuded.
Capt Rut,er lO7,b Ncw-i0rk MORALLY.
CAPT. j. Stevens, II, Co. Ci2Jd ~ L., severely thigh
Capt Schenspk,, Aid 20 Gen. Schriz, missing
Cot Price. ii7h New York, wounded IL leg
Gen Berry. Killed.
Gen. Mott, wounded
Col Pss.n-r, lIsth New.foTk, wounded tnd prisoner
Capt. Scu~ sfrin, wounded
Lieut. P-bner, wounded in leg
Lisut. {. r. Lewis. wounded and prisoner
Lieut. Tracy, Gen Siocua', staf wounded In arm
Lieut. Col Cook Itg.h New York, wounded Ina loot
Capt Murray, lsSth Newly orb, wounded ln leg
Lisot. Co.lins l49,h New YORK slightly.
Lieut. Palmer. l.9ih Nsw-York, .shily.
Col Stsnwo1, l0Jh Peensy lvhnia. kil.d
Lieut.. 3. Is. Crosby u Artillery killed.
Capt. Murray, l2fb New ORA, billed
Lieut. Denton. Il4th New.York. woandsd.
Capt wiesAId. i2@tr NeF-foIk, wounded
Gait Cnst, l2sth New-i oh, wounded.
Lie1t. sayfe, l2Sih Eew,i orb, wounded
Lieut.. Quick, l1sih Eew-foTk wounded
Lieut.. Benjamin, IAN New-Yofk wounded
Lieut.. Bronson, Fan New-Yort wogaded
Lieut.. Oo~dy, l2tth NeW fors vonnds6-
Lieut. Tatbll H,th New orb, wounded