The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

Capt g. A. Forsyth, Sth Illinois cavalry, right thigh.
Major .s h Ssvss.idss sl d1sS nSG's esvai5y sS,
Lieut.. W. H. Philips, Sch N. ", left leg. amputated
Lieut.. E. Reeves, Sth New York through the throat
Lieut. c. Egner, 9Th New York, in hip and stomach
The bodies OF Colonel Davis, Of the Eighth New York
cavalry Captain Canhed. Of the Second United States
cavalry and Captain Davis Of the Sixth Pennsylvania
cavalry, and private Supple, Of the Sixth Pennsylvania
cavalry, reached this city this morning. and win be for
warded to their friends.
Among the officers wounded Lieutenant Leissene, Of
the Second United States cavalry wounded in the breast
Lieutenant Madison, Sixth United States cavalry wound
ed in the back by fragment Of she'll Lieutenant Irwin,
Sixth New York cavalry, wounded in the leg asi
Captain Charles seiper Of the Sixth Pennsylvania was
beaten on the head with . pistol stock twice
taken prisoner but escaped in the charges made
own men.
Lieutenant R Ellis, Of Philadelphia, Adjutant Of the
Sixth Pennsylvania regiment received painful wound
in his left leg, partially shattering the bone.
These officers represent this the ercest and boodest
cavalry fight Of tie war; They are both IN Washington.
WARRINGTON, June 10, 1885,
Yesterday our cavalry force crossed the Rappahan
nockGen. Buford at four A. NJ near Rappahannock Sta
ton Gen. Gregg at A. M and Gen. Duner eight
A. N. ct Keny's Ford One brigade OF infantry (Rus-
selps) accompanied the cavalry.
As soon ns Gen. crossed he the
my, and sharp hand to hand fighting occurred Genera
Buford succeeded in driving the portion Of the
forces he engaged two miles, Generals Gregg and Duner
were sent a. thanking forces.
II became apparent that the Of the enemy.
both in cavalry artillery and infantry outnumbered
own, being nearly TO one, with the advantage Of
position The force Of the enemy in cavalry alone Is es
mated at quite so O00
General Dufer ordered TO get in the rear Of the
euemy, and advanced fr that purpose but recalled
when the true state Of the enemys position aud force be-
came known Then forces attacked the enemy
dately in his front. Colonel Percy wyndham, command
ing the Second brigade of General Greggs DIVISION made
three successive and successful charges Brandy station
and the heights adjacent where the headquarters OF
stuart situated On Of the of the
enemy being handled so expeditousy he compelled
70 retire. He captured howaver large quantity oc pa
pers Of the rebel General Stuart containing valuable in
formation as To the intentions Of the rebels and many
prisoners. While retiring before superior force and
during the three dashes upon Brandy Station and the
headquarters Of stuart Colonel Wyndhams brigade suf
fered severely. Our infantry suffered but little.
General Buford, who was on the extreme right, was
engaged heavily all day, and must have sustained
siderable loss The fighting in the not
Colonel Fitzpatrick lost but handful Of The Second
brigade General Greggs DIVISION lost pretty heavily in
killed, wounded and missing.
General Duner's brigade suffered slightly. The First
New Jersey cavalry lost several of its officers All Of
forces this side Of the Rappahannock having
crossed without loss at six o'clock yesterday Afternoon.
have obtained the following additional names Of killed
and wouaded:-
Captain Sawyer, rerOrted killed.
Lieut.. Brooks, First Pennsylvania cavalry, wounded
Major McEwep, slightly wounded.
Lieutenant Lucas slightly wounded.
Lieutenant Greenby, slightly wounded.
|. Major Russell. First Indiana cavalry, prisoner.
reported killed missing.
WOUNDED OF IHK FIRST REGIMENT MARYLAND CAVALRY.
jas Anthony. private Company !, gunshot wound in
breast, reported killed, missing
Daniel Cassie, private, Company !. head
Martin Young, private. Company I, head.
Jos. Barnet, On. I, Nip, severely, missing.
VIM. Noulie, Co. !. finger. slightly.
saml Long b1gier Co l. sabre cut shoulder slightly
Henry Appen First Lieutenant Co. h, thigh, severely
George Nelson. Co B. hand and sscuider, severely
Lawrence Mexler, Co. B, breast, severely, missing
John Tslvsres, Co B. hand missing
Christopher Morback, Co. B, head, severely missing.
Sergeunt Andrew Dost Co. r, side.
John G. Campbell. Co C, abdomen.
CORPORAL Jas. A. Campbell, Co. C, hip and leg.
Frank T. Mckenzie, Co G, sabre cut in face.
John Elk. Co d, gunshot in side. missing.
First Lieutenant Errick Co D. gunshot IN leg. slightly
Second Lieutenant Thos. Good. Co. X missing
The following s list OF the wounded enaagemen
Beverly Ford yesterday who have reached this city
and at the Lincoln Hospital
SECOND NEW YORK CAVALRY
Horace Pike, Co. H. James Miller, Co. H.
George Sill, Co. Sergt. Michael Mullins, Co. c
NEW CAVALRY.
scrgt. W. l.. Colt, Co. G. Patrick Kelly, CON-.
EIGHTH NEW YORK CAVALRY.
Wilson Caruthers, Co. M. Riley Lowe, Go. A.
Corp Milton Culbert, Co. n. Sergt Harmon Burroughs
| Charles Geer, Co. II. regimental commissary.
sergt Chas HChurch COD Frank l. Thompson. Co. D..
| Charles Minor, Co. G. John Schroever, Co A.
Corp. Geo. B. Scott, Co K. Edw. II. Cox, Co X.
Ser Daniel H. Haskell COZ. Corp Henry Schmidt Co
| sergt. John J. Brown, Cob. Elijah Walton Co 3.
/ NINTH NEW YORK CAVALRY
sergt. David McGresor, Co. Malired Arnold, Co. A..
Sgt Spencer Crcnkite, Goa. G. W. vanNess, Co. A.
Henry Gibbs, Go. n sergt George c. welton
John y. Dixon. Co. M. John Enston, Co. K
TmM NEW CAVALRY.
Corporal Robert Burns. Co. Corporal John H. Watkins
FIRST NEW JERSEY CAVALRY
| Seret Robt ruthi Co. X. John N. Hcndershot, Co. K
l EIGHTH ILLINOIS CAVALRY
Sgt. Isaac N Brooks. Co. d. Ekanen Hughes, Co. D.
| Corp. d. r. Bump, Co. F. M. H. shurtleH, Co. B.
Julius G Clemens Co. Il. Geo. Mills, co. +.
| Jas. O'Brien, Co.C. Geo. Fleming, Co. X.
A. woodra srss sss css aupp CO.
| Mich. oOsman, Co. A. John Knapp, Co. @.
rhos. J. whitney, CO. i.
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY.
Jas. Rumble, Co.F. Chief Bugler Jas. Candis.
Sixth pEsNsYLvAxn cAvALRY
| lhos. c. Ewart, Co.F Henry ClInen, Co. n.
SECOND UNITED s1AIEs CAVALRY.
Sergt. Francis Lorenzo Col. Martin Good, Co. NJ.
| McCue Pefer, Co. g. Sergt. Jn0 Henderson Co. {
| A. J. House. Co. l. Corp. Eph. Metdams. Co. +
| Henry Sears, Co. g. Henry smith, Co. H.
| Patrick Horrigan, Co. f. Jos Swart, Co. NJ
| Jas. Butler, Co. G.
vrTH UNITED STATES CAVALRY.
| Jos. Marshall, Co. D. Sergt. Henry Gothem, Co. K
| Richard Hanlon, Co. c. John j. Kane Co. A.
Sergt- Jacob Buck Co. q. VIM. Muckler, Co. B.
julius Golding, Co. A. Antony Spingle, Co. K.
l SIXTH UNITED STATES CAVALRY.
Jacob Estlon, Co. G. Peter Smoud, Co. r.
Corporal VIM. Burns, Co. @ Jos. Kilenbacker, Co. q.
| Corp. Chas 8. Miller, Co. r. Hasca Coats, Co. g.
| Bruce bingham, Go. Z. Wilson Floyd, Co. A.
Herman Gon. Co. O. Corp. John Noble. Co. N.
| VIM. Williams, Co. u. Segt. A. N. Bradman, co. \
l Alfred Tears. o. c. John p. Kinney, Co. =.
! VIM. Leessnger, Co. c.
SIXTH PENNHYLvANrA CAVALRY.
srgt. Evan D. Hughes Co A. Bugler Jas Mayor Co.
| Buger John Keisen, Co. @. Edmund Berry, Co. K.
| SIXTH INDEPENDENT BArrxRY.
| Robert H. Foe, Sergt. W. II. Bishop.
/ WHITES BATTERY.
Chapman B. sllett, Co. H. David s. Dossett, Co. q.