New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

right during the morning by Gibbons Division OF the
2nd Corps, which had been left as reserve at Fal
mouth. They stood well undar considerable she'll
ing but hsd no chance for great activity. Ihe &C.
ton closed soon after noon, and Fredericksburg
seemed ours, with twelve cannon and about thous-
and prisoners, though not without a loss OF near
thousand in killed and wounded.
The men, begrimed with sweat and dirt, rested
from their fatigue, and in the OF I. couple oil
hours commenced marching TO reinforce eur right,
seven miles off where Hooker was battling with IN
complete success. Soon, however, our hopes were
somewhat stayed. 1t was forad tbst the Rebels had
rallied, and were approaching toward our extreme
left. Brooks's Division, wbi,h Lad been compare
lively inactive during the day 20 ordered to attack
them, and sharp action occure 'shich continued
Ill after dark. The divisions OF Howe paused upon
their march toward Hooker, and se1iered efficient
assistance. Brookss Division, hoSsver, bore the
bruii, Of the engagement, and ct greatly, though
the Enemy were driven bsol, losing heavily Id
killsI ouDded, aud prisoners
gt.gue and darkness closed the fight, which may
be newed in the morning. This battle, II lost by
tie Rebels, will do much toward deciding their
fortunes. Stoneman is said 10 have cut their rail-
/ TOhQ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tuu tuey "hi WV -
supplies. A desperate attempt Is Therefore making
~ keep us from reinforcing Hooker. 10 regain
Fredericksburg they doubtless scarcely hope. Hhey
know well that the dispersion of their army leaves
an open road to Richmond. The strategic skili Oh
Hooker is being tried TO the utmost. Our WORK here
il comparatively simple, and requires only tho o.
termined bravery now showing. The battle must
yet Last two dayr. Long flee OF anbulances are
coming in, and win continue during the night. we
have lost as greatly this evening perhsps, as during
the day. ....F
NAY 4.-The battle opened again this morning 81
daylight. and lie still going on upon the bills OF the
extreme Left The cheers Of our men upon sue
cessfu charge are varied by the yels OF the Rebels
upon similar advantage.
Gibbons Division Of the Second Corps, which re-
turned to Falmouth last night. has sent over brig.
sde, commanded by Col. Hall, one OF the little oand
Of Fort Sumter, who should long sgohsve been mace
brgndier
AsI write, the cracking Of nusks.s comes nearer
and nearer All non-combatanis, except the eur
ceous and wounded, are leaving and rhe-phs are
even being erected side OF the river 10 pro-
tect the bridges. The wounded are coming IN. The
killed remain Apburied on the field The regiments
are All fiahtipg aud have not collected returns.
give a fragruentary list Of killed and wounded.
M. EEwBouLD
Corn Jacob Ri.dins.r Co. B. is.h N. J. ss'h wound,
'"'s John Godfrey. Co. y. ah Ne, leg. n..h weund
n J. k.ehsld.os. LAT Md Att n.,h wound LIE NJ,
LsSs b. Brsnssn 20 D, asa n J., a.'h wound, and leg
slson O. P.tneh. Go. q, lssh N j. h-sA wPaod arm.
Ord s~rE. kranes " Ds~esB &c. y, sssl FehE- eoHil-
SION Andre beyl. Co X. Is,h N J., lower jaw.
r.,i.x "a 4 "a ~ J.. lace Ana breast
+ s. s.,ss. Co J. s,h ~, h.aa ae,h wound
fs.,s,r. CO 3, so,S Psaa., sSsi,.
S..sra s.rsia Co. X. Se,h Penn breast and hand
h,y !" e,ors. w. q s.b.. Co G. I'D j. ss.s,hsh
AdJt U.ors. W. Blelnsr 9Th Me. band ard scalp
il, lieut. j. s. ClenAnaeF, Co. L. 1h fenn- eoHsa'i0n OF
'A'I p.ae c.mpS.n Co. f. 9th Penn breast. n.h wound
&c DosleA Co y, sslb Penn, confusion Of bu'toet
B.Fia 81 H:qshM g: II en- K i Il M: " r'e so s i5
C cS.g M Nation. Co. T. iish Penn, had
Corp LAiay Bllls Co q, soh Penn. he'h LEG
smi.a & R1 Gage; C. Co. e g i' is,S b
KoOsr, Lseas, 60. C, 18Th n
usnry St1bbslbler Co. Z, 10Th Penn.
s-rsf Jpo. 3. l. ssoa Co = III" N J.
J M.tnsI k osS' o. =, "a n y
Daniel Mccall 60. Il, 9oth Penn
coIg. Es.d sc,,.S,os.s' e; q 5i, iHs y j.
JOssph Wilson, Co ssth Penn .u.,
"a O. I y.., thsh. r. Blart, q, ~ Pa, slight.
A = p.u,,r A. azs, w H. I annassn. ~ pa, thigh.
: T o,.siI A 7Mass thigh H. DRAKE. d. g. y. Y, arm
a. s,n,s,' n Macs sde. 7. Ryso @, 81 ~ Y, hand-
doiS:at ls a.. leg s,v p p..a is g r T.. E
k 4: pIa.rM Mss. M foot my Vim I@6ssi H. ca Pc.
r. upS.ili q 7 Mass, slisht thigh.
aSos ":.s S g e. s i,' fst arm
81 an ana hand A. Hodge c. l22 N. Y, arm.
Nathan Finhsnsr b. g. I WIN; r. siAisht o. n f.foet
shoulder - jas Stewart, q. 81 Pa, arm.
Wit ,hi,S :. D'H''"'' = N. Ra,hvr, i. 81 n T. arm.
,oan copo,sr c. 90 Pa, legs. boswell q, 80 Pa, hip.
snd arm. Geo w Ba'ehs', b. g. n T.,
Ds s..S Si's'e' V j. johnson, o. 81 N thigh
usoIy Wh.len g. Pa, sidsy Murdoch. l. 80 NJ T., leg
Iis.t Thros r. 81 N.Y. hand yohn Ebert Il, =? y. T., leg
linn Connolly r. 70 Pa hsndT. J Gilbert c. 70 Pa, alb
cha, Fonner, A, "a Pa neck domen
Geo. Rhinsoerser. oe7 N "A is.msn, y g. N T. head
IL D' John 7. H.wiin. Lea Pa J Bach F.aNY,n arm.
.rm. Dse1 Locke, c, 65 N Y, leg |
s.r ID Wood, X 90 MY hand Touhsy. q. 81 N " arm.
j. Lssmy, X, 90 foot w J. Lr,ter, u, 81 Mass sb'
= .s a, on'n''' 7. Reed. G. sas.. scalp
d. Fi.nreIy, c, e,N r. ann J. Steward, e, 81 Ps arm.
fidaey. D. ii. Dean, y. Mass, leg
e Bow c. 2iS Y, ip' r H. Msishsil Y. 81 Pa arm
b. Ducsworth X, i2s Pa Capt John II. Delays, ~ Pa,
4. '' Sslly. K, g. N Y, aesA 9 t4sh; p, asP. lip
D. I Efe.Sa, O. NY. arm J L.Seasr C. Q, Pa xh..
s. Metal K, 9? Pa, thigh w. J. ponnely, J. o. N Y
Msjor H. NJ wi .ler swis, j. M Coudry, g. n Y, leg
thigh w. b. sands r. lo2 Pa. leg
] Hsyins r., Wa foot J. C. Hsugh, A. lO2 Pa. thigh
Cspt G. Knapp. Wis aide. j. McCul d. 81 ~ Y. hand
La L. Il. Miller, Wis, sdo.E Tracy, u. 81 N Y, hand
H. s. knes, Il, 8 Wiz, tLigh.J b sehefmerhorn, e. o. NJ
g. d Conover, u, Wis, Y. arm.
serious r. Lyon A, 7 Mas, LEG.
c. Y. Jones ID, D Wis, arm. l. Allan, A. 30 ~ Y, leg
1t Hathaway, Wis, thigh ~ L. Dunbsr u, Mass,
IL M. CartsT..s VIA, thigh thigh.
J. lawrence 90 Pa, nsck. NJ Bishop. q, 3N.Y
w Ely n, IS N. Y, aide. \ En,e b. 81 N Y, lungs
L. Sam. Lewis q 81 Y. arm Jas Scudman BIN Y groiu
". Il, Kent ., eaNY thigh Corp T. d Budd Mas; leg
Jas Wright, ID, 80 NY, hip Pet Malone, A, Mass back
Jas Smith, ID. 81 NY, hip Jacob Sshsr b. 20 Pa. thigh
Ser G.shsinsn.F s2N ling WIN. Robinson 70 Pa hip