The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
TIE sEFOND CORPS.

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MIR. Finley Anderson's Dcspatch.
BATTLE FIELD. IN FRONT pEreRspuRa
JUNE 20-10P N.
Everything has remained comparatively quiet 70 -
nnt since the date OF last despatch. little usads
evening enIivened portion Of the lines but LASTED
few minutes only, and was occasioned by an alarm
among the pickets
PETERSBURG sHMIEr.
During the night Colonel 1idbal chief OF the Second
corrs artillery having previously examined the groanA
In front posted several batteries at favorable points
in advance OF the inantry sirinish lneard
this morning they sheIed the town. The object OF the
sheng not to destroy the city, but TO show tbs
troops which understood msssed 10 the streets
of Petersburg, that could reaca them with our guns
Tho enemy did not with their batteries oppo
site front, perhaps partiv IL not wholly for the rsa
son sharpshootcrs advanageousv located
us II very incouvenent for the robs arier!s1
to work their pieces few shots fred At us from
the batteries the heights beyond the Apponat
tox and the canuonadng ceased altogether.
our sTRENcTnsSEDDHATH or CAPTAIN wooLsEv ASp'
General Blrney has strengthened and improved tls
nes Of the Second corps and made the pastiss
perfectly secure. Captain woosey, who commanded the
Fifth New jersey regiment In the assault Saturday
morning and who was wounded at that time, died yss
addressed to him, stating that his wife bad died thas
morning. but be never IT. for about the time Of To
arrival the Captain died himself.
rHE REBEL FORCE PETERSBURG
The encny is evidently endcavorng TO deceive u
cresty with reference the force Petersburg for
some of tho prisoners captured yesterday belong to Hl
and nngstrects corps Of Lees army, tn or which d.
visions it is aaid arrived in Petersburg Friday but
these prisoners az welt as others say they In
ttaxu hn,id ha nI.au pri
they must say they belonged to VICES brigade or Beau
regards command.
Trx HEAvT ARTILLERY
suffered sevcrey in the sssuult on Saturday. as win BE-
seen BY the long list OF wounded It heeaang resi-
nent Of the stormng column, and behaved In a 60
RECErr DgaTns IN HOSPITAL
The following is Iist OF wounded died In riryt
division, second corrs hospital, Juno 10 and TO- 1884
= Gninghsm D. % Del Akccarthy, g. regimen Ast
7 d eHsneii i INV john ""S xssar l,hsva
rss .cmSasy and 70 g sh ssa !. ,aoh p
g" wno not shsH s smss ssS
Chas Kason. II, 9th III BHolmes. 9. 37th Wis
HosrTTAL.
the following is list Of wounded In the First divistss
hoso.tal cf the Second corps June 90
Ss.i:s T. I! e.? ss;
;I st ssst nssT l. q AN Ma:
ID Nv,
Jacob Sna abolts r. Th II Thos Leonard, a. TN ar
artillery kali, X, 18th Y art
Tho owing IL list Of wounded In the First divAiaa
hospital Second corns, June 10
John Eisrnd-ant r 18th N II Capt Ketcham, ri, xn
A~tno | rvav r.
-rra"s 'ames % n"h Pa 10 Fjern. NJ I'd " yart
.o SULLIVAN l.. I'd art III Richmond. X. ID kY aft
Fen Written. ". llth Mass Thos e Rrl, Y, hlt "a y
Jacsb Davis I'd NY Noel Myers, l., ~ ! neaSy
F " Green, v, lt1a Ia artillery
Ect''sran A - v art q Thowp 'nn. q s1e' Y
Chas tIont, g. rth NH II Williams c. 9th u
las Lord. u I'd IL Y nrt Cava'ry
Jeremiah Hartenhayer, T. w Iriman u. ~ \ ysa
lSlth h LIT as. NJ, I'd y at
Va II Uaso r ftqth Pa AcrtwneI. ". "a NYart
capl Nelson PcnGcd, i25th 1t O. ! Palmer. =
NY ing ID
ItHc Lacy ~ eaNYar John ulndnan v f"h IA
n Save. N 1891 IA John Tervl, q. 9Jin Ia
i w i,oucks II, I'd " III tsefbarn. LIST NE ar.
g. Ii Edwards II, sJtlt Pr Reel ?, l|d "a
Jpo Jobuson II, "a n art J Fog, q, I'd artillery
ARE II "a at J Mcdonald A. Cd " art
I Gary " Tin " art RI y c1nuoll r. s7th NJ
CLARK S gar X, % w art Dan Ktag A,lNdhPa
T ross. J. Goth Nv II Nck won, X, tn r.
Ii Gnriock v. I'd art " Rose, y, btll " y.
Eg 2 Frch u, "a " art Finch j., TN N ar
" walters VI, "a NvGT
Capt. Chas Bird, Second Deawwc, Chief Engtpew
V-..n fu t~oundpd