New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
sr.cial ni,nnich 10 The N. Y, Thhune

Special Dispatch - The ~ y lii'u"e
p,,r,v F,y,p srosE RIVER, Saturday, jan D. 1863
7. '-,in,d hard ali this dav, snd both armies sus-
~ rd,a bo.,lties save skiru.irirg. This evening
"a battered do III a Rebel houte which conceded
,o.n.boo,ers. and after short fighting drove tie
.uemv ont Of a cover from which they had damaged
us Uncss the enemy attacks, Sunday will perhaps
be quiet.
On to date, our killed and wounded including
diminishing, amounts to nearly I've thousand. An
unu.ual proportion of the wo,pds arc severe. The
number Of killed is about one-ifth that Of the
wounded
Ire MurftesJoro Rcbd Banner Of Yesterday ad-
mi,s a Rebel loss Of 5000 in Wednesdays battle.
Tbey have Lost at least 1000 since Prisoners state
tia, Generals Hardee srd llsason were killed.
The following are additional names Of Union
officers killed aid wounded:
KILLED.
Col Ned. c. Jones, Nth Ohio, ga'lan,ly leading
Lie regiment into action.
Lieut. Taliaferro Of IIirkox Battery.
Adi,. B,ynton Goth Oio.
WOUNDED.
COL Nick Anderson, 9th ONO.
Col. Charles Anderson, 9ad Ohio. Both Of these
cfcers were wounded quite severely, but after the
wounds were dressed, they returned 10 the field
Col j. F. Miller, commanding 7th Brigade, re-
-prrcd 70 duty sfer hs wound was dressed
L'eu, Col. Hall.
Lieut. Col. Elss Nef, 10th Indiana, severely.
Cert. c. c. Webb, 18TH Michigan, severely.
Lisut. A. G. Russell, 2lst Michigan.
Lieut.. Mark Walker, 10Th Indiana, severely.
Lieut. Enoch Welry, 2lst Ohio, severely.
ieut. Frank realer, ooh Ohio, severely.
Col. Leonard.
Col. c. G.. Hines.
Naior and Adj. lott. Thee last are all of
the 9th IL iiaaa, aud are severely wounded.
cI.J.W. Tyler, 9hh Ohio, severely, but not
d..rg srously.
Minor Hickox, 9Th OHIO.
Cart, Mcdonnell. Adlutan- General OF RosecraDs's
staI
Lieut. James Mcconnell, 18th Regula
Capt c. W. Burkei, siighty.
Lieut. s. T. Smith, s.isltIy.
Ii ui j. b. Ferguson, 6ith Ohio, severely.
Lieut. James c. Rowland, 10th Regulars.
+ ju,au. Massey, 5ith 01io, severely.
Co.. Alex C4ssell 65;h Ohio, Lot dangerously.
cut Grins,ed, ri Kentucky.
Lieu,. McClaun, ISth Ohio seriously.
Cart. Ercok aDd LEM, Peter, 7ith OHIO.
Major M5,yiuc, Let Wisc,ns.E.
The LieuteoaL..C mel oi the Cob Indiana was
saveJ bya bsea.t-p.te. \ slot struck his bre-t
Knocked him oai Of lis saddle
Lent VIM. Por er o, Gen. 4 secrsilss stat, riding
directly behind &c Geu,fa', Feceled ircr 0! thei.
between his Iauts and Aayersscs. cuitins be
trccches.
ence the shove was written the skrInish dovel-
opeo iu,o bitter fight. Gen. Roseorans, worried
bv anne Rebels behind trcasworks, cent Col. Beat
Is e TIC 81 O8io, with ais regiment and the Ssh
Ind ma, aud they carried he works at the point VI
he bayonrf. capturing many prisoners and holding
tie woke. All j. quiet now, but tho ehemy Is re-
lcr'ed evacua,iDg.
Special Disratcb to TIE \. Y Tub4re.
BAI1IE-Fn.fp. 81 ISL FitRa. Monday, jsu. ;. 1903
On Saturday il Iained, aud al wn' quiet until
pjgif when the 81 O.io aud SSH Indsna charged
aud carried H., bel breas'wolk capturing 80 pTison-
ers AID killing many Rebels, with slight los
During the night tae enemy evacuated, aud are
snnposed 70 be re- reat'ue TO Fayetteville.
Our lors in killed AID wounded il ahort G.oc
The enemy claim that they captured 90" rrs ne's
Their loss il fiy ~ great. Oar loss Of doilcrrs
valuable ones-is distressing. The river mrs OIL
rising rapidly. Gen. which ID t. prisor'r
. To the Asocs,sd '-ess.
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10 the II T. L. II srAsTOs. secretary = """