Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-06

ner and in these locations both armies ere resting for
the night
The ID 5lh and 9th corps are moving this way, and
BY morning will be up and ready to do battle with
While the latter mentioned movement was being
made, the enemy kept up continual rain Of shot and
she'll upon the town, and when ceasiDg, their cavalry
daihed through the town, capturing s stray parties
there eongregaied, together with she wounded, Who
were occupants o. and the surgeons and nurses who
Eere IN attendance in the many hastily organized hos
!pais there located While the firing was in progress
some few buildings Sc, on Gre, but the town IOf
being eOmpaety built only such buldingsas s5uck
By the shells were consumed
GAN. REYNOLDS KILLED.
While personally CALAMITY leading the FIST bayOnct
charge made By General WadsWOrths division the no.
BILE popular aud gallant Msjcr General John y Reynolds
received wound which, in less than hours tune, re
suited in death. The missile which robbed US Of one Of
The brightest ornaments Of our army as well Of
is bravess and most ueiu members, the sharp
pointed MIME rifle ball. it having entered the back Of
Tue neck, coming out at the temple
Among other prominent officers killed Is found the
name OF General Paul General WSdsNorth is severe
y wounded General Robinson, for the third uoe, bad
horse shot under him. While amOrS the names Of
officers OF less rank who are more or hiss wounded
found those of Col Bates OF the 18th Massachusetts,;
Col Leonard Of the 18th Massachusetts,; Gel hicbld,
Of the % Wisconsin, Col Root Of the oath New Nora;
sptan Robert Williams, Of the 18th Massachusetts,;
Lieut. Thomas Acting Aid to Gen. Baxter; Capt. Cbas
"a
AGj, Weaver och Penn.
Among those captured are the names Of DR.. NOrd-
gIisL Medical Director Of Rjbnsons division and Capt
FRED GerSer o. Philadelphia Of the division. Ia
The confusion occasoned by the charge Of cavalry aud
on approach to many Hospitals being out Of it is i'm
possible 10 obtain cOrrectst Of clsuaiss Our losses
though, are Ously heavy, specially amorg field
AID ne officers Neither are warranted J. guessing
how seriou IL the rebels ave suffered
OF the rebels nothing definite to their numerical
strength is here positively known; az least # kEOVu, is
not stated, some placing Ih,ir eItre Strength in Penn
sylvania at $4,000, Others at rs 90.
Dor scouts report that to night Hill IS reinforc the
enemy, and that they are moving down the mountain
BY three different roads Tler position 70 day one
Of unusual excellence and selected with the same eye
natural defence AMI strength which has charac
terri d tiem-upon the side Of broad running stream,
nd with high mountain back Of them; their artillery
upon the hill side IN position above the other like
seats in the paTq lette OF a theatre
EIBEL BRIGADE Captured.
They also made effort to capture a wagon train on
the left and rear, aud in attempting this movement
nearly whole brigade Of rebels captured among
them BrgadsSr General Archer, of the Rebel Army,
formerly Of the Ualed States Army.
So rapidly tee rebels reinforced nth fresh troops
IN their attempt 10 turn the lex Of the rSt corps that
obliged DE order 10 Be giye, to tHl back distance Of
perhaps a mile, FIGHTING the Wbuls tine.