The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-08

"0 h0V0 OoeA AAuuky lufulUHSu uSt 0I Jne
wounded in the 13th regiment North Carolina
volunteers, In Sundays blttle on the Il ,ppa-
hammock. The list embraces one hnudssd ana
foIty-nine officers and privates, and many
others, whose names were not known, are l. It
ont. The names ef those who wers killed
and the m9st of those mortally wounded are
also omitted. This rag imsnt suffered terribly,
having lost in killed and wounded more than
one-half Of the entire number carried into ae-
ton. Among those who were wounded we
will enumerats tine following officers Col A
NJ S'ales ard Arjnsant H A Walker; l. su,
JAS N Williams,n, company A; Lieu S r
Thornton, company c.; Capt II A Rogers,
company D; Lieut. D 9osou company E ;.
Capt j A Fuqua, mpany G.; Capt II II
Ward, company I; Capt II L Gusrraut, COM
pany, X.
RIcaaorD d HowITZ RS
This gallant company were in the thickest
of the fight near Fredericksburg. Among the
Casualties we have on'y heard of the follow :
ing Killed-Thomas Birksdals Wounded
Gsorge Richardson and - Royall.
FIRST MAkYL I'D skTilLsnY.
This corps, commanded hy Capt Dement,,
defended an important position on the right a
Marye's hill On Sunday morning, and did such
service as 10 elicit the especial notice and com
msnsation # Con Early. The following is a
list OF It's Casualties
KILLED -Private William R,by, of Charles
ccuasy; N, Pollett, of Somerset county; Dr..
p Duvail. of Anne Arundel county.
Itounded.-- lsi Lieut Jo. II Gale, of Somer
set county, severely; SsgxeaA Alex Young,
Sebarp, of Baltimore, siis ty, Richard S Ell
han sni Charles Meme :, Baltiuore, slightly !;
AIbsrt folson. PriAc- Gsor1e, slightly.
THE YANKEES IN GLOUCESTER.
We learn from Acting Acjutans P,,ler, of
the 5,h Virgini. cavalry, VITO was 10 Giouees-
ter ON Monday last, that on Tussd Y the Yam
KEGS appeared in some force-sTillsry, cav.
AIRY, and infantry-at the Court HouEe and ct
Ciay4or's lanyard. About $50, in lWo .saEas
49, uHu mKd8 ! faaif way % GlouceE.
or Point. TIE first Ri went down on Tuet-
day, crossing at Ayiest's, IN King William,
whore they captured, and pa.o o!ed soldier
nsmed Saunders. The second pafty cross
ed at Walkerton and destroyed q lot
of commissaly stores and wagons. Taey
took along only horses and such negroes
as expressed a desire TO so with them
At Carl.cn's store. ia King end Queen, they
captured Lieut.. Wu. G.. Num- and privae
Clondis, of this King and Queen cavalry
They carried Mum # with them and paroled
C'ondis. A6jntant Fuller and a comrade car-
red, when about one mile and half from
King William G urt- House, two negroes be.
longing to John Pollard, who mistook tbs m
for Yankees, and told them they had delivered
up their masters horses to the enemy Teey
were lodg4d in the county Jail. The Yankees
had sent them ont as spies.
On Monday regiment CT Yankee cavalry
mustered at Aylett's and another at the Court
House. Both wsrs nnder Col. Kipatrick,
commanding the brigade. The troops came
down to Mantua en- Friday, on the Mansponi,
to cross, but two of cur pickets had removed
the boat. Adjntaut Fuller has no doubt but
that the cavalry who made their way to
Gloucester Point are the same engaged in the
recent raid about Richmond He saw tn. IN
once or twice, aid the people said the Yam.
KEGS had boasSed Of b.ing ia sight of Rich
mond They were followed BY negroes riding
stolen horses.