The New York herald., 1863-10-14

wounded at Fairfield sss and had Sreoovsrod,
Lieutsnans Colonel Crockee, Inspector General upsu
Pieassntous ssan sno through the thigh. md hh bro
thor, Captain Crocksr. bpector General upon bsfosdc
stan, IL reported missing.
Captain Duohsy . prisoner
one loss : ice and 'hs osnsr an arm.
The Washingssn Kilograms.
WAsHuuIoH, Uct. ID, 1854
This morning. absut two O'Clock, eusgsoa eratsr. Of
tho Fourth New York cavalry, arrived IN washingsoo,
with shs wousdsd Of General Buords division, number
Ing about one hundred
From sesrs Of the party learn that General Bufosd
crossod RapdAn 81 Gsrmana Ford Saturday night
The fortcasoss here OF sbs strongest character
consisting rns pits infantry breassworks and ssuisvy
yeoas snsmy appeared 70 resist ths advance ~
all The ohscs Of she sxpsdou wss to move up on The
south bank Of the Rapdan and, rscSoing At RAoooon
Ford foartssn miles above Germania Ford, ths
treat Of infantry then failing back upon the line u
tho Rappahaunock.
the cavalry epcampsd on Saturday night few miles
beyond CssmAna Ford. and remained until daylight Of
Sunday morning, without suffering the ssss dburbsnce
Upon rssaming the march, and before tho command
had advanced m,s from tho place Of bivouaek, large
force rsbe infsntry suddenly ont Of the woods
upon tho nank Of column and opened destructive
nre Two sguadrops ordered to charge and lnaiy
succeeded In driving tho enemy but renforcemsns Of
infantry and cavalry arriving for the rebels,
msnd was compelled TO withdraw towards the river,
which was done IN good order.
crossing was effected at Sarston's Ford, two and
niles be'ow Racooou ford, and upon reaching this side
our cavalry formed tho purpose of repenng the al
vance OF the enemy and engaged in severe nshi. In
the meantime the rebels had crossed In force at fAoeoon
Ford and appearing n overwhelming numbers upon our
right Gapk rendered necessary for General Buord 10
fall back si farther Al stevcusSurg, eight miles south
east Of calpepper, another nght Gas had General Gus
reinforcing General Buford. and driving the enemy
Continuing TO fall back, the rebels overicok again
brandy Station; but, sfser another nght. In
which the enemy repulsed with heavy oss,
ma d allowed to reach the Rappahsuncck without
further annoyance.
General Kiipatrcks com mand also engaged the enemy
several times the vicinity 0 Culpspper but none "
hts wounded having arrived yet have no details of
tho fights Our Infantry not engaged has be~n
since.
Tue Two nmle. are stil lying IN close proximity to
each other ana a grnersi sagag daily srpseted
There that the enemy's cavalry has appcarsd
At Dumr,cs with the view d operating upon our e'I
flank and rear, but these lack eonhrnatDn.
General Baford's Killed wounded and missing
about three hundred Captain Pierce. sirtn
New Yorn cavalry, and Sergeant Look Ninth Now YORK;
among the killed. Captain w.les, NIaih New York
~ wounded ard a prponer.
The following Ist Of wounded received here nearly
all q whom are In islr way 10 reoovors-
Lieut. Col crocker. A. A. General, cavalry eorps
MAJOR A. Puioti, lst Michigan.
surgeon Foreward, 9Th United stainsL
Captain X fitzgerald. Co X, 1Tth Ponnsyfvani-
,aptain W. y. Dye, sth Hew York
Captain nmmcx. 9th New York.
capssn W Aklns, 90. u, s,h New York.
Aeiutant y. Lansing, sth New York.
Lieut.. 9. A: tddy, Go. A. 9th MchiFan
Lieut.. ". II. Lambert, Co D, l2th Illinois.
IHQs III GhrGD n
Lieut. Lieut., ,. iiy. ,se c.. on S.@ .. Ycti' Sd'
lieut. A. G. Robinson, %. v, 9th New YORK
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Herssant r. hoCIea. o.. L, ssh Illinois
sergesn. z. Johnston. Co y, yth New York.
sergeant 4. sickle, 90. n, 1st Virginia
sergeant ". W. risd, GO. ]. s,h New York
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Sergeant r 0. Wright. 90. D, SIN nlinot.
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