The New York herald., 1864-05-25

most saIlspt manner. He advanced bis r. =.
wods, uni ed % his commssS me Esn !. nm AID Ooe
PFC et az his front had basu e. .assa sr . /, Nc ma
wnb the enemy holding liner ~ inst the attacks o.
srssss: s'd S rep ,.ys ,,0s svsy ess q:
Howell pahsd abe a. sco"o,essS sS' sss Ss- sae%s ia
iorce. and alter ae-sy ngntng, b the rifle
pits WIN gree laughter and abshed that part OF
the line ~ 'ns eug glecment the rebel General William
Walker rfom hississipp wounded and fell into
our hayds. Quito number OF prisoners csptured
and four OF five hundred OF rebel dead and
wnded atested the severity Of the conflict The rebels
made two attempts 10 drive from this position,
but failed 10 each sus aiming heavy losses. Our losses
during day about three hundred all IRON the
Tenth olrps Lleulenaut to!onei wilson, Captain
ter are wounded Lieutenant Vance and Lieutenant Hen
dricks all Of the birteenth indiana wounded and
Hendricks, Johnson and Hphter missing. Lieutenant
Ccns Ma H. Of the Thirty ninth Illinois, was wound
| ed IN he thign
derstandng to refrain from firing. Very le firing Of
small has been heard Today, though the artillery
| is at times lively enough
attacked en,re picket line 10 force and severe nght
going on. The musketry Is rapd. ana the artillery
hring is heavier than have yet heard H.
tho attack has been repulset and lines have not
been driven back an inch so lar We know OF no
loss 1t seems TO be The general impression that
tie enemy win assault works. with view Of driving
OF capturing the entire command We do not feel
at concerned about the matter We can hold the posi-
aud in due iime assume the offensive The question
will be settled in twenty four hours, u 10 thought
Tenth corfs in the engagements to June IL, lS64:-
Fourth Neu Jersey Batferp Wounded-Second Lieut..
John H. George, slightly; Sergeant John W. Penn, flesh
wound; Captain William Ackers, right hand; Egbert
Bush, slightly Isaac Cavalier, shot through the ARM
Lewis Wlets, shot through lett elbow.
Third NeW York V0luH Heers.-kIted-John A. Urst.
Wol,ided-Co A-Ssrgeant Daniel Ieany, slightly in
neck; Alexander Brown. slightly, In neck. Co. C--Ch has,
s. Mcbride Chas Motzcr, severely, IN legs Co. D-Jno.
Callahan, Robert r. Curtin, dangerously in breast.
Co ESergcnn Patrick Nolan. severely in face; George
N. Barber arm; James Doyle, shoulder; Owen 0. Hol
land, James Relly, 1nger slightly. Co. F-Corporal
John r. Darling, flesh wound, ieg Vim. b. Hull
Patrick Stratton, hand. Co. G-Wm A. Locke Corporal
Parick joy, head, slightly. Co. HAfred Springfield
O'lIara Co D-william II Davis, William Ternin.
Solimon Dorimer, James Murphy. Co. C-Corporal Amos
Walker, Robert T. Bont Frank Cregan. Co. E-Sergeant
Thomas b Balie Co Edward Tsdali, Isaac II Pang-
born. Ca. 0-Alfred Enrings Ch K-Thomas Mooney
william Poncher, Stephen Armstrong.
One Hundred and Sereiieesth Nec York Volunteers-
Kiiel-wm. Curry. Wo,tded-Co A-Gies Pullman,
In hand. Co. B--Everctt T. Williams mortally; Simeon
+. Putney, slightly, in bead; serseant John Jones,
slightly in hand Corporal Irving NJ Harrington shoulder
Co. C-sergean. WIN. Appleton, badly, in head. Co.
G-Corporal r. Avery, badly in leg; Abel
g Bailey, badly, in leg: Thomas Gray, slightly,
in shoulder; John Parshnll, slightly, In hand;
Franklin A. Oliu dangerously Thomas Lazy slightly in
arm. Co. H-Howell Williams, slightly in arm; James
Gaigan, slightly in leg. Co. IHezclah Mowers, badly
In leg Co. K--Wuiam Dibble, slightly in shoulder;
Warren A. Babcook, slightly in leg lafayette Madrid,
eamuel McClune slightly. Co. E-Chares +. Clarke, In
Leg
eli2hty.