New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

when an order came to boot and saddle Tor fesay
in another direction Tie command proceeded at once
by boats and crossing to bermuda Hundred bivouacked
on Wednesday night May IL. and on the morning
the lh struck out for the Danyile Railroad Passing
Gen. Buffers advance lines at Chester Station on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad lresdy destroyed.
Gen Kautz proceeded to Coalfcld on the DanviW
Railroad and cut the connection destroying the depot
water tanks &c. at that point. From thence nc ios
lowed the Danvile road downward through Powhatas
and Amelia Counties to Chula Station, whore shan
cht took place. The Rebels were here In strong force
as was discovered early the morning OF the 18Th
protect the railroad bridge across the AppomattoI
It was found impossible to disodge them, but thu
station buildings and track were destroyed by ou
troops and locomotive under steam was burned ans
blown nm Gen Kautz then struck southwark, and do
stroyed the stations and track at Wilson's Depot.
Blacks and Whites and at Wellsville. on the Peters
bursburg and Lynchburg Railroad. This was on the
18th, abont evening. Passing through NottowaS
County to the Of brunswick County on the loth
the command reached Lawrenceyille at 10 P. m. wAer
it bivouacked for the night Leaving LawrencevHle
daylight on the morning Of the 10th. movement wa
made on Belfed, the Petersburg and Weldon Rail
road, in Greensville County where the enemy being
found very strong the column was moved up the Re
tcrsburg and Weldon Railroad to Jarretts Station, IL
Sussex County the Of the operations Of the frs
raid by Gen. Kautz
Water tanks &C., were in process OF reconstruction
and the road was repairing at this point The tank
again destroyed and the road disocated and tori
up. fine pontoon train was also destroyed.
The column then struck for Freeman's Bridge
county structure across the Notoway River. On reach
II TO- I'M ha faafr
ton Of the bridge. The bridge only partially dc
nolished, however, when the command reached 1t,
which was about midnight Of the 10TH The pontooriers
Of tho command were Immediately put to work; the
bridge was rebuilt in few hours. and at daylight the
18th the command proceeded for City Point within ou
lines which was reached late in the evening.
The command Of Gen. Kautz was harassed at all
available points by the enemy Yet the work which
this gallant cavalry officer set out to perform was fully
accomplished Large amounts Of Rebel commissary
stores in depots and mills captured and brought
in aud the resources Of the Rebel army seriously Grip
pied.
On nearing City Point culyert on the Petersburg
Railroad, previously destroyed by Gen. kanS' was
found to be in process Of reconstruction. This was
once more thoroughly destroyed, together With all the
material provided for its completion.
KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING, IN KAUHs
DIVISION. on THIS RAID.
COL. hIx's FIRST BRIGADE.
so, co 1rs.s E. aca syre T.
end brought in-Leu stshler Co. l. sergi Van Auken,
D; .erst Goring corp. Bye X corp Gs''er private
r USsf Be1set private Forbes private Hna
Cooper NJ Wounded and n'i..i.s.coP smith II corp:
MSnIcy pyWe esVs private Ra Sn
Young private Lsne n private es. ppriysts
Boyce; private Dehher h: yvon,,.a-s.,,.
DunDsing, and missing.
ELEVENTH PEsSsYLvAsIA CAvMRr0,kiled-L,s a'ensns
sLys Co Pyrts wH sc WWGpDsra Nj Ss
Leonard Co C; Or, d; Grsttsn snd four missing
FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY GSriand'
COZ
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN KAUTzs CAVALRY DI.
VISION on FIRST RAID.
COL AiX's FIRST BRIGADE.
KiLLRp-lst Lieut.. John Msyes, Co. Z, May at stony
Creek Private Martin Nanderpoel, Co. NJ, May o. ssony
WouspRp-Cspt John Ebbs. Co. B beverley, a, Motto
railroad sdss ssIs Mssss Derry Co ~ owen ws5.
PTvsr. Philip wing Co. C. severely Leonard Osborne, Co
FIRST DISTRICT CoLuxDIa C.vAixr-Wounded st Lev'.
H. W. Jackson shot through sft lung r5v;tei ia LeS s
Blanchard r in hip aGs dssd G T. Daniels Z. C. 2
In ss rue hew s,avrcn, Co. c,ics.
COL sPEARs's SECOND BRIGADE.
ELEVENTH PKsssrLyASiA CAvALRr.-kiled-WVm Diets
sS &c. in ,Ssh Ssnsfoa.y seTs J. Hoover thigh
H. Murphy, Co. T., elbow Albert j. Weuson 'n'sh JONI
B. Marcy Co K leg a,nputated; Compton Co. E, elbow
FIFTH PrsssrLvASiA CAvALnr-Killed-M. Msrkers, Co.
E:-W Wallace Co. q. Wounded-Cap. Geo. L. Kerr Mar
I'm Fi,h Co. IL Henry Truly Co. Ii Philip son,ner, Co. BIZ
John Knepsr Co. NJ; Tho,. Campbell, Co. +; Henry Dram
moud Co +; Chas Monser Cy d; Jacob LsmPert Go. II
julius kranse Co r. John kelnser, Co. A; John KIanAs'
r.. "a Staan IN A