The New York herald., 1863-05-06

The soatsst would hesitate 70 breast Before night
may fall again and become slender rivues. Tho day
before tho Castor had been high, but IN single twenty
four hours had falen sufficiently allow MaSmaduks
70 cross with everything except few stragglers.
The enemy small force on the opposite bank a
The Castor and skirmish OF half hour ensued. u /
probable that this merely their guard halted for
NE purpose Of checking advance and giving tho bead
ther column time 10 away, they did nos keep
up tho contest with vgor, but retired after 70
brought our artillery 10 bear upon them Our loss il ths
easmsh -four wounded, one supposed be morsaay
The rebels lost scva wounded BY shrapuei from Aswa
ssss battery, and ater retiring their commander sent In
This rsqucevwas granted.
Tho rebel prisoners whom we have takenc express much
cAssr,n AZ the result AZ their campaign INTO Southeast
Missouri. They acknowledge themselves badly defeated
Cape G,ardeau by General Mcneil and again at Jack
son by General yaAdeves Tho attack al night they
were hardly prepared for, and, al all cycns, cavalry
charge by mooni,gh, must have been new thing 70
them. There are indications that they are becoming
about as fearful Of tho sabre they have heretofore
been Of sunbcets From all thai Ioasn they
much dsbeatened al the DISASTROUS termination Of
their campaga, They arc stripping the ,nhabNanssio OF
sverythng, without tho slightest regard 70 their rympa
thies Even the most ardent secoss'on,sts manifest
strong dislike for The army which 10 relieve them Of
Yankee tyranny. ss's. VI - ~
Tho rebels expecting endorsements Poplar Bluff
On tho Cunent River Somo them assert that Price
coming up, bat there appears actual prcs 70 ,ba,
sGect We shal push forward press tAem rapidly
possible In the hope Of eithcr bringing them stand
compelling them TO abandon their artillery and ,rans
2 pOstatIon. @s ia1~4 hA
give below tho Of those os captured Iy
the rebels in The shirmisb at Whitewater the 27tb
Capt. II. A. Sponsor, Co. y, Sd Iowa cavalry
FIRST Sergeant Thomas II Brenton % y, Sd Iowa cavalry
GorRCant leo. C. HazIeWOOd 20 b. Sd Iowa.
Sergeant Newton Baton, Co v, Sd love.
VT. Cravan. Go. r, I'd Iowa re
s. s'is Ss:,s. Ss:';s; : : + 4 : 'sT'
Ambrose culbcrson 60 i, I'd Jowa.
s.ss.sn. Norman 60 r, Sd lowe, wounded, c'ured sss
pes'ss cl.n.sn soen, Co u, % lowe en o
I, - yansckIe, 60. q Sd Iowa
4 - vsnsickIe, Co. H. I'd Iowa,
- And two Others Of The reg corporal
90 private whose could NOT obtain
rAc enemy obtained few Oarones and rcyofvets, and
shout dozen sabree.
possible the rebels may sca..er their foroes ..
Bloomaeld thre roads leading from tha.
paint. BY 30 doing they greatly facilitate thew
escape
THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
mORfAHT FROM HOOKER'S ARMY.
THE GENERAL ENGAGEMENT.
Fearful Effects Of the Opening
# 0utcf Our Masked Artillery.
8wsThrds Of fyltr's Brigade, si tAs Fifsh
Any tssps, Killed, Wounded end h1ssins. :
xAAapw ESCAPE or GENERAL MooKER.
en-. eOUga TEMPORARILY IN 0nnAxA
Dasseries Captured and Re-
captured.
lE1EL euss AND COLoRs. rxxEI
THE KlLLED AND WOUNDED.
Tho Fighting Renewed ON
Monday.
ueAvy Reinfsrcenents Evidently
ysining The Rebels.
The Decisive Struggle Yet to
~ Take Place.
lsssnse Eseisene.t :. the Ma
@ = tiemai Capitst.
0sptuse Of from Five ts hight Hun-
dred Rebel Prisoners.
Generals N. q. Evans and filzhugh
Lee Prisoners 10 Washington.
rnrs Arrcr nenr. aroo.,s,ro