The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
HOOkE RS ARMY.
The Eleventh Army Corps, and the Cause Of
ItS Failure 10 Withstand the Shock
Of JaCkSon's Attack.
Dr.. Lords Experience on tho Battle
Field Of Charlottesville.
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Details Of the Removal Of the Wounded
Across the Rappahannock.
GENERAL HOOKER AND THE PRESS.
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The slxty-irst New York Volunteers h tho
:, Recent Contest OGnsiaI Report,
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Details of the Removal Of the Wounde'
Across the Rappahannock.
GENERAL HOOKER AND THE PRES

! WASHINGTON, May 10, 1885,
Gentlemen returning from day to day from the Kappa
hammock repeat that affairs remain unchanged.
Nothing with certainty to the plans for tho
future.
Union Omcers Wounded NJ Chaneellors-
-" vile. .ssS.'sa G-@ =,
The following partial list OF officers transferred from
the late battle field near Chancelbrsville:-
Lieutenant p. Kaler, Co. F. 2stn Pennsylvania volun
tsers, wound IN the shoulder.
Colonel J. II. Potter 18th Hampshire voIunteers
In the leg.
Lieutenant Colonel G. b. Walker, l4sh Pennsylvania
Volunteers In the chest s~oC ~rs
lieutenant NJ, Beahen, %. c, 9Th New Jersey volun
ssers, "a TBS hip.
CooEe P. II. JONES' l54th New York Volunteers n the
hip.
Captain c. B. Kase, Co. G, AO.h New York voion.
s1ors, in the leg. az. ~.SlT1 ~,
Captain G. G. Dow, Co. K Now York Volunteers, in the
thigh.
Lieutenant 8. F. Mckee, AdjusAnt, l47sh Pennsyl
vapa Volunteers, in the face. -
Lieutenant J. NJ. Durgin, Co. B. 18th Kew Hampshire
Volunteers, In the side.
Lieutenant W. W. Weeks, Co. ssd pennsyvao,a Vol.
unteers. IN the chest. .s mas. .a
Lieutenant F. Thomzs Adjutant 10th Indiana vorun.
teers, in the abdop1cn.
Lieutenant r. s. Loughery %. c, 9th Indiana Volun-
teers, in the side. h1 81
lieutenan. p Eeke Co. B, l4o,h New York Volunteers,
n the arm.
Leutenan. J. E. White, Co. G, 9Th Indiana Volunteers,
In the wrist.
lieutenant ". J. McGyegor, Co. B, 18th New York VOL
unteers, In the foot.
Lieutenant W. Hays, Co. G, sab Pennsylvania voiun-
seers in the hip. ltnE sW
Lieutenant j. s. Williams Co. G, esd Pennsylvania Vol.
teers, in the side. I
Lieutenant c. Nsger, Co. D. 18th New York Volunteers,
In the hip.
The Correspondence or dr. q. w. Hosmer.
l CAMP NRAR FALMOUTH, May Il, $685.
ORDER cRoss RAPPAnANSoox ISSUED COUNTER
MANDED f.Is 10 III \. ~
Distinctly and certainly-as forcibly possible, in
fact-the Army Of the Potomac south OF the Rap
pahaunock river. How the abatement that II could
have been spread and believed at the North do
know but the false Perhaps was given
outfrom Washington that order for the army pass
the river had been Issued and not given
out that the order oountermanded almost Immediate
ly. Some whispers Of such order and countermand
heard in camp.
WHERE WE HnAIL1 AKs-rm yxnaxo IN m. Army
Here dropped noisesssly a. random Tho hills
and in the valleys beswcen Fits Hughs tho lsf
and Fitz Hughs house the rght-not exactly In
old camps, but enough to them 70 know how
they smell Here we are, and the army feels
this Sixth corps part Of h-much ~ II
always has felt after battle-t feels ready to light II
feels that has done Its duty and that the chance had
hee, given N tho sx.h co,rs ana tho ,.,rnch Ala a,
who commands IL, they alone could have changed the
issue Of the nine days ALL IL this corps-compossd Of
Couchs old division (now Newtons Smiths old division
(now Howe's), and Brooks divs,onK II had only been
where the Eleventh corps wasl the light that this
'orps made on Monday had been put in the place Of the
hight that the Eleventh corps did not make on Sunday
But perhaps Il Il coptraband 10 ,ndu,se in n
what mich, have hosr
"nA' might nave peen'
Yesterday the enemys pckets called out 10 ours,
across the river that we might send Tho vboe srmv
,.r on, ,,,o 80, ar e.,,.u g., -, -.
heights hsy don wan, sasw,cs .nv As more us'ou 'ne
~ WAITING foR Nxws-ruE rArkns SUPPRESSED
,, ' .nas ste amy msScs very mucn az the p,eeent
s',, anu aas i.ne AIser oa,.ios mas Always
VIII, !, baI -" Tp y, e s ~ uAu ~ :" reaalng
@Te supp 'd tney are oonraband-partcularly the
sell them br. ,nev arc ,essn , ~ ,S % p' M 70
Tear that Tie papers will demoraize the army They
=, ~ ~, =, o Sna ~ sun .' % made
~ VI uo .ono u. 'uc army Ihe rotonac After
,hsoo rsoon, ~ a is .r coeny al aroand II, two or
as u they had the world TO back them aud had never
% ,h , ru sas escept tne Eleventn corPs-as
part q the Army Of Virginia. recent addition to the
Amy W .ne Iotonac-and u appears 70 DC bogus De-
% .s no. .ne trouble then put u clearly felt
.h , ru AS' wont s'and crtcsm Ihey fear
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,,,,,. ,,.. 81, vks IT,, hookx AND Ihh WRITER
" sna onoe ivn nv. u con'ersasoh upon ruin IN the
:, 2 u ~, oa.s 10y vas n AZ ccmmana ., tnAt time
behind the earSwork that Casey had os IN a
the seven Pines and near OF those high square houses
known 70 the Tebe rs Barkers Sickiee ere
~ ,ron. anu now ana tncn shell burst near us.
asked the writer III be ooald tell the sr ~sn ss
writer answered that he always made the attempt II
,oorr xo,r Or asr,ai ha,q nsd no reference
meant as the General made clear 70 US further on sw
headquarters Jet you write and publish what you believe
DC ,s a n ,es5 h aa mssu n'e sss now and