The New York herald., 1863-07-12

Geuera Kilpatrck Sho moved 10 Haserstown Al these
points Iongsree with corps. was stationed haf al
each pace being thcre for the purpose Of holding the
/ river until the wagons were transported across
CHARGE
c.naral Rilpstrio ordered battslions to charge
through Hagersown which thsy did, driving the enemy
and emp,ying many saddles. The rebels fell back
10 their guns which opened ON men with grape ana
| canister, forcing them to retire.
sKRsIsasG PRACTICE
Immediately commeaced, continuing upwards OF two
hours when fitzpatrick fell b,ck to the Wiamsport
pike The enemy moved their battery iuto new position
to bear upon troops and we fell back again until VII
Transport was reached Our battery did good execution
and on the route the rebel infantry made repeated
charges 10 capture but repused with heavy loss
KILrATsicx AND BfoRD UNITED THEIR COMMANDS
and, finding the enemy's strength too disproporlon
ately great fell back to tho cross road on the
Sharpburg pike capturing and destroying large train
numbering hundreds OF wagons. Ibis engatement lasted
from Two r. III. till long after dark lhe casualties ara
rnr Rxsxs CANNOT caoss roroMAc.
Tn. rebels Of crossing, the bridges all
being destroyed II was ru,nored they had swing
ing bridge At Shepherdsown but scout to-day brought
information 10 headquarters that there was no bridge
there For two days past they we're transport
hg their wounded over the river IN ato anu are
aoE saDs a. s On so wo waaon Sey
have 500 collected at this point waiting trans
portaton--one thousand on one road.
t MARYLAND HEIGHTS RRcCcuPiFD
despatch has just been received General Keniy
that he took possession OF Maryland Heights to-day at
nishing going on No further particulars
Meigs of the Engineer corps left this place
this morning with two icon clad cars despatch from
him al sandy Hook states that there rebel cavalry
regiment side Of the and that the rtvct
was not icrdaole at any point, Mne.
Tenrebel prisoners last night captured at Emuetts
burg deserter who delivered himself up that point,
TO General Meade and gave important inors-
ton. There that the robots have constructed
some means Of crossing the river, and are crossing
srUAR1'S AvAIAuE FORCE of CAVALRY
consists thousand and twelve pieces Of arti
lery The rest Of his force is divided into divisions OF
from fifteen hundred to two thousand employed in guard
ing the wagon traius.
Major Noley Fourteenth Pennsyivauia cavalry is re
commended by Col McReynolds for promotion to the Pre-
sdent for hs bravery and ability displayed in destroy
ing the bridge at wiamspcrt.
On Sunday the 9th instant, Stusrt's cavalry made
raid Emnettsburg and captured about one hundred
prisoners among whom were two signal ooors and the
following surgeons.-
Dr. Wooster, surgeon First Michigan cavalry, and bri
.gade surgeon on General Costar's staff.
Dr.. smith, assistant surgeon FIRST Michigan cavalry
DR.. stone, surgeon Fifth MichiS cavalry
Dr. Morris, assistant surgeon Fifth Michigan cavalry
Dr. Spaulding, surgeon Sixth Michigan cavalry A,
Or. Richards, surgeon seventh Michisan cavalry.
Hospital steward Sterling First Michigan
Also anumber OF attaches to the Medical Department.
They desired to parole the sureeons who refused to
sequeny reieased owing TO the rebels being obliged TO
leave in haste. They captured ffty horses, principally
from citizens all the private property OF the ocers the
surgical instruments and medic al supplies.
FREDERICK, Nd, July 7, 1868.
The following the Of officers and designations
OF regiments the prisoners captured by General Kpat
rick at Smhburg The tota numb,r six hundred
eighty eight which does not include two hundred and
fifty in hospital here - atts.
Capt. ". A. Carter, 4sth Virginia.
2d Lieut. J. II. Gilbert, 57h North Carolina.
"a Lieut.. L. z. Harry, Gen. Robinson's stan.
Capt. J. J Tupper, I'd North Carolina
ist Lieut.. J. W. Gillock. 9th Virginia.
% Lieut.. W. Payler, 45ih North Carolina.
I'd Lieut.. j. W. Roberts, 45th North Carolina.
1st Lieut.. A. r. Woodruff Nelson's battery OF artillery
I'd Lieut.. NJ. Julian I'd North Carolina. W N G =
LIST Lieut.. r. Macintire 59th North Carolina cavalry.
Capt VIM Sharp, 59th North Carolina cavalry.
LIST Lieut.. Thoe. Ruin, 59th North Carolina cavalry
LIST Lieut. G. o. Clary 59th North Carolina cavalry.
LIST Lieut. C. Pritchard, 32d North Carolina.
Cant j. Boston, 9th Alabama.
| Lieut. W. X. Avant 87th Georgia.
| % Lieut. A. p. More, 9th Georgia
| Capt John White, 5th Alabama 81 Dt4
| Lieut.. VIM. Popes, 51th North Carolina
Capt C. L. Nelson. 4Sth Virginia.
\ Capt. G. wescott battalion Of artillery.
| I'd Lieut.. J. Baxter 35th Georgia.
lss Lieut.. T. n Lucas, eth louisiana.
| Lieut. Ed. Cregs, 67th North Caroliua
Lieut. p. Quigiy, 9Th North Carolina.
Lieut. J. Biackwelder olh North Carolina II
| Lieut.. D. A. Miller 51th North Carolina.
Lieut.. r. b. Hees0n, Courtney artillery.
Lieut.. n. c. Bass, Courtney artillery. -M
Lieut. L. Montgomery, t9th North Carolina cavalry.
| Capt. j. d. Fryer, 18th Georgia.
Lieut. T. Martin 1St Virginia battery OF artillery. M
Ths mon captured belonged 70 ths following rsg,