The New York herald., 1864-12-05

fen back to Rowsntycrsek which was held by General
snhs orssde, where the enemy again attempted 70
sifst Maine, with their sixteen shooters and the 1--WE
,s .rs. fennsy'vania gave MIN, such warm reception
'hai ne concluded that II was losing game.
rzK CLOSING THR KxrEDros
me balance q our march TO camp. where arrI we'd
apons sieven o'csock tonight, was uninterrupted
81 MINING Up OF rHK LOSES
Ihe whole loss a tho division today viii exceed
some twenty i've or fhirty in killed and wounded while
We inflicted much greater upon the enemy besides
the capture over two hundred prisone eight army
destruction 0 sufficient stores to feed the whole cavalry
corps OF the rebels for two months II this " not more
since then will try again soon. have heard OF oGy
enc officer who was Killed TO-DAY. Lieutenant Day, OF
the Sixteenth penusylyaaia. was killed while charging
the enemy's works at stony Greek station Captain ~
y irvy, or the Fourth, and Lieutenant White, of The
Thirteenth Pennsylvania. wounded slightly. Among
our captures was Major Ftzhugh, chief quarlermaster
Hampton's corps.
General Gregg feels highly pleased with bis
day with The bearing OF his troops. The were
full Of igh and 1t was with the greatest
difficulty they could be brought or anxious were they
TO measure their strength with the rebels
The distance marched to day 10 going and returning
was nearly forty miles and every one, may naturally
be supposed greatly exhausted Tho captured prison
ers Obliged to walk the whole distance 10 camp and
Keep with the rapid movements OF the cavalry. They
doubtless are much more tired than the rest OF u.s.
WOUNDED BROUGHT
Our wounded all brought or With u.s. and have
been kindly cared for oy Dr. March, sursooninchief OF
the division.
Tue following Is a list Of the killed and wounded re-
Ceved AZ second DIVISION Cavalry Corps HOspttal,
from the fight al Stony creek December l. 1904
Killed.
Lieut. Day, 10th Pennsylvania
Loamma Mays, l., 4th Pennsy ylvania
Corp. --, G, l6tn Pennsy yivania.
Wounded.
First Lieut. Charles A. White, 18th Pennsy lvana left
thigh.
sergt VIM. n. neardsley D. 10th Pennsylvania, right leg
VIM. q. Sourwine, E. 10th New YORK, left thigh
Sergt Grt, e, 4th Pennsylvania neck. seriously.
Gerge iownley lst New Jersey, left arm, fracture,
side, seriously.
Israel & Yard. X, 4th Pennsylvania, left leg
George Uish. f, 10Th rennsy lvana right thigh.
Corp. Wm +. Andrews, 3, 10th New York, chest,
seriously.
VIM. I0yfair, +, 10th New York. chest seriously
BertoD |. Rockwell, i, 10th New YORK, lett hand.
X D Graham H. 10Th New York, wrist, seriously.
Corp. Wellmlr Robinson, C, 21st Pennsylvania, con
tusiou
Unkpowp head, mortaly.
Ell Myers, G, 10Th Pennsylvania, left thigh
sergt Walter Bovard, Il, Attn pennsylvania, right arm
and side, serinusly.
Augustus /. Morrison, f., stn Pennsylvania, lungs,
seriously
John 3. yost, A, 4tn FenLayivanis, reot ltouloer,
seriously.
Montgomery Sprowls K, lfth Pennsylvania, r'gnt trn
lsaac G. Clsre,F, 10th Pennsyv rigbt ankle
Sherwood Houghtalrg, NJ, 4tn PenhsylvaIia, lett eide,
SER usly.
Charles o Eastman. u. l0th New YORK rignt hand
Christian Melting, II, 10th pennsy wanna head, slghty.
Corp Apheu5 Mays, l., Attn Pennsylvania, right sbouoer