Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
FIGHTING NEAR SUFFOLK.
THE KILLED And WOUNDED.
sToNEMAN's TROOPERS ON
THE PAMUNKEY. ~
Great Excitement in Richmond.
FALSE REPORTS MADE BY JEFF. DAVIS.
Exchanged Prisoners.

FoHIHEss mONROEb May O.-Ihe Telegraph
cable Is interrupted between here and Cherry
stone, and prevents us from forwarding any
thing by telegraph.
The rebels have all left Suffolk, and passed
over the Blackwater aud beyond.
At the fight near Suffolk on Sunday, the Sd
instant, the rebel loss in killed was 200, which
they buried about five miles ont on the Peters.
burg turnpike. This docs not include their
killed which they left on the field.
The following Is the official report OF killed
and wounded at Suffolk, Virginia, May 3, (Sun-
day,) 1893: Corporal Wm. Keyser, l03d New
York, head; VIM. Sheafcr, 103d New York,
hand; Lieut.. Augustus Newman, 1O3d New
York. head; @. W. Burnside, s9.h New York,
back; Surgeon VIM. A. Smith, 103d New York,
slde Sergeant Seth -, lO3d New York, hand
Capt. WIN. Rdlick, 1O3d New York, chest
Capt. - Foss, 25th New Jersey, arm; Lieut.
- Hassler, lOSd New York, thigh; Sergeant
B. T. Blakeslee, 10th Conn, head; Sergeant Ur
LETTERS, S9th New York, mouths Capt R. II.
Rice, 1lth Conn, armi j. Bracker, llth Conn,
thigh; - Gergunk, iO3d New York, footj J.
Greenland, 18th Conn, thigh; II. Fay, 18Th
Now Hampshire, fatally; Peter Bowland, iO3d
New York, head; @. II. Lee, 18th New Hamp-
shire, foot; Fred. Georgy, 103d New York; J.
Bachelor, 18th New Hampshire, fatal; Corporal
Richard Powers, 10th Connecticut leg; Sergeant
= Skinner, 2jth New Jersey, hand; Sergeant
Seth Saunders, l03d New York, hand; Frank
Alleuwood, 18th New Hampshire, back; II.
swltzer, l03d New York, back; Joseph Graft
lO3d New York, hand; Lieut.. II. Epps, 69th
N. York, neckj j. A. Damskoy, 18th N. Hamp-
shire, hand 8. c. Morgan, 18Th N. Hampshire,
knee; John Megher, 103d New York, thlgh
Sergt. A. Merheaw, 1O3d New York, neck
Lieutenant II. A. Murray, 18Th New Hampshire,
shoulder; A. J. Gilman, 18th New Hampshire
head; Peter Smthwrek, 18th New Hampshire
arm; Corp. Nathaniel Cairesly, 18th New Hamp-
shire, leg and back; A. T. Closson, 18th New
Hampshire, head; James Alexander, 25th New
jersey, head; - BnTingcr, l0Sd New York
chest; John Davis, Sgth New York; Moses How
ard, 18th New Hampshire, thigh; Corp. John
Chambers, 25th New Jersey, arm; Adam Sty.
mack, 1881 New York, back; jeremiah lInd','l
18th New Hampshire, thigh; James Nandgue,
25th New Jersey, thighi W. A. Moore, Sath
New York, leg; A. S. Hatch, 10th Connecticut,
hand, Sergeant John A. Hall, 10th New Hamp-
shire; Sergeant James B. Martin, 10Th CoDncc-
ticut, shoulder; Capt. - Tonnant, 10Th Connec-
ticht, thigh; Corporal Jos. Rivers, 10th Connec-
ticut, temple; Col. Benjamin Ringgod, 1884 n.
Y, ,died; 4. Wagner, l03d New York, abdOman;
John Haldiego, l03d New York, leg; j. B. Par
ker, 18th Connecticut, ankle; Capt. = Russell,
18th New Hampshire, fatal; Sergeant Archer
Marritz, 1854 New York, foot; JOhh NJ. Foy,
18Th New Hampshire, fatal; David Holbrook,
18th New Hampshire, legp Henry Bean do.
heel James GilohriSt, 18Th New Hampshire,
knee; Mich. Winter, 1881 New York, hand;
Chaplain +. Z. Butler, 25th New Jersey, fatally;
Jacob Butersh, lO3d New York, arm, Sergeant
Martin Strawn, 1lth Pennsylvania cavalry,
side; Charles Charge, Mounted Rifles, arm; +.
r. Crandall, Mounted Rifles, killed.
Two Of the prisoners who arrived from Rich
mOnd to-day report that they were captured
within two miles of the city of Richmond on
Sunday, the Sd inst, while In pursuit of a cOu-
rer with dispatches from Jackson to Davis.
The City of Richmond battalion went out on
2unlny 1 what the tFDultlp w "a hp ~
municaton was cut of with fredericksburg
both by railroad and telegraph.
The people In Richmond are In a terrible state
of excitement, and the report of the rObels hay
ing captured Ave thousand Union prisoners il
false, and was gotten up hy JEFF Davis to Qulrt
the excitement of his people.
We learn to-day blythe Yorktown mall boat
that a part of StOneman's cavalry arrived at the
White House yesterday.
SECOND DISPATCH.
FORTRESS MONROE, May G.-Col. Ludlow,
commissioner for exchange of prisoners, has
Just returned from City Point, and has effected
the release and exchange Of all United STATES
officers held by the Conicdcratcs, two hundred
and nity In number, and three hundred aud
twenty-five men. Among the officers were
Generals StUughton and Which. The state of
Maine left with them for Annapolis this after
noon, in charge of Capt. John L. Mulfurd.
Colonel Ludlow has completed the following
exchanges:
/. All officers and enlisted men, and all per
sons, whatever may have been their Classlfca-
tion, who have been delivered at city Point up
to the 9th of May, 1853.
>. All officers who have been captured and
released on parole up to April l, 1868, wherever
they may have been captured.
3. All enlisted men who have been captured
in North Carolina and Virginia and released ON
parole up to March ] 1868.
At nearly one O'Clock this morning nforma-
ton was received that General Stoneman had
safely arrived at RappahanuOck Station, with
the remainder Of his forces. He has cut the
railroad connections of the enemy In all dirc"-
tions, and thus won u noble distinction.