The New York herald., 1864-06-18
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- ~ ~ b vas ,npssssss 70 give scass dssAiis
man ro~ fwwsrd Amidst tAe Wild excitement Of bat
~ shs advances of saocsssss srmy sad Ne constant
douss OF forces ,nuaiiy The move wss almost I'm
pbs give mfnns dsais, ths spur Of the exseutioa
OF sucSesssa ons Of she which I'm
easseiy preceded Gensrs, Hunters anlry into stann.
son nov propose - give 6stais not embodied IN ny
y~svicus dsspasch
IM SAMD HuySEs's lArns-rB LAs8 fxEREls
Relative the last hehs which we had before entering
stanton, many wanted TO style It according TO tho
Of dinsreut localities, such Pedm mt New ors
&c. Pednont " perhaps the acceptable. In this
Sgsgsmcnt our losses several hundred The arst
cavalry division suffered hus Rttis. General Sulvanr
division lst quite largely
An ofrsia report made thai sullivan lost only
seven hundred men out that report was incorrect.
The battle lasted with great spirit for several hours
We drove enemy their fcthcs,ons. These almost
described sem ioircle.
GESsan srAHEt LgApa SEH ApvAScg-Rs wouNDsn
The mrs, advance made by the cavalry. Geperai
stahe, wounded while leading his cavalry forward,
dismountsd Hs vound though painful, rs Dot dangerous
After Con. s,ahei wounded Ca McReynolds took
OF the division and operated with great vgor
A soOp as ihe infantry after the cavalry and
some artillery had become engaged, charge was made
GENERAL splII2Ass nARSB-tAy1LHY CHAHGE CNDx HaEy'
y
apty tanning the rebel works right and lett with
parkablo success Just about this time there
was made . heavy charge OF cavalry On the
onemys Ier This latter charge successful that
got tho enemy flank and partially in the rear Of
his works, taking several hundred prisoners.
rpx CAVALRY
Although the infantry did nobly, stil several rebel
officers whom captured ssid II the cavalry who
decided the fate OF the battle Had the charge been made
ony by the infantry, and had THIS force even taken the
nrst hue OF they cd the rebes had Sill
another hoe to Tan back upon. therefore, when the cav
airy charged upon them, they conh not reform or
rally their N en-, and hsd to give way.
sFgAIss srAuSroS-rRso Sxas
The destruction o. pubic property al Staunton was
very great, The Virginia Central Railroad is destroyed
beyond extensive repair. We captured whole
rebe wagon irain
Te hundre1 prisoners have forwarded to Beverly
Cour, Bcue under guard General Sahel conlmaDs the
guard lie viii proceed 70 Martinsburg probably from
there % Washington. The prisoners will be sent 10
Wheeling, and from there 70 Camp Chase.
The following rebels are among others capturod:-Cap
mb 7dsu OF the celebrated Imboden; Lieutenant
wlscu apt, Faulkner son Of Mr. Faulkner Minister
France Colonel Echan, Colonel Davidson, Colonel JONES'
Mayor Gimor reported killed; Colonel Brown, wounded
VIII die We captured In all nfty-nve commissioned
cfhcers.
Leu,enant Colonel Gillespie OF rebel Tennessee reg
80, :. ,,x,.ona. a. 49, ,arao and -o,nSaa a, ~.
n'''' p1oa', - o.' '-"1' ~A' , "o11- ! -
shoulder the rebel Coicnci Davis, VINO was commanding
. bra sde is captured
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DISTINGUISHED AP'iA
10 the hgh' were conspcoousy engaged the Ono Hun
dred and Eighty y-rsi New York. Lipcon cavalry Four
ieenth Pennsylvania cavalry, Twentieth Pennsylvania
cavalry, New York cavalry and Ono Hundred
and E,yn,y nts, New York veterans Colonel FYtxsm.
-, -. a., ~. w. .ara,-. !. .r,o.sr ,icn,,
"ous' i"ens''n'e' Wv Io'A oA'aifS' spAsA aSA"
o. for gasnry on the neld The Twentieth Pennsylvania
cava,rv h.a S,,a.r r,,,as .rd ,b,,tv ,vopndeA
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cAstAiiSs ~ rak ASooLH oA'AHs'
From she Medical Director Of the First cavsry division
Major walls have succeeded in acquiring the following
~. :. 80. = :, -,
partial ik' o. Killed ana wounoea'-
Sc rrrant q r. Reaser. Co L. neck wounded py . round
shot, slightly.
Josei h Paln. Co. A, in let arm by ball.
yorsrron Gssdon Co D siish, nesh wound BY ssA
W. Il. Rcra, Co. II, wrist, trscture u ocne by ball.
Peter Demerest. Co. h. right shoulder by ball.
1us' " Ing a."au'' 10 ~ nsoo, Ooos O'oAO@
g. h. Boat Go a. back
Mn spendiove, 60 q hip ny SHE'LL seriously.
D.rcan smi,h G. Z. haad' sl,Shtlv
Russell Hsdock. Co. L, n back BY ball, since deal
john Donovan. %. A, breast and thigh, fatally.
Jas. Milan, 10. A.
Edwin Hiaaans, 20. X
i,anei rs.rsk, : s, 20. . fnouo1, pal us,
4 = n.v,s Sn.r,srmssaar ssr,ssnt a. A E,,isA
Daniel X. Morris. Go. A. killed.
Gnas As hus.o, 20; Z, Killed nsssL.
FRED osbsru' 90 &. kiued
Coz k Daniels. Co II, killed.
Orrn ixrisx' ". kihca.
Carl p-esepesr. 90 L. ccssus,ou. spId shot.
,en, Tvens a. q co,,,s ou r,g al shonlder sbeu
Lieut. C. STA uton, Co H. flesh woand. right thigh
10 vs.,n @ o. y, nesn "osou ~ ~, .su,sss
George Mason Co N, fc.h wound, r,gnt hip
Hepry Blsh. CO. NJ cnin and rant shoulder.
Snres t ~ 20 nsso oaa ~"aaa III i'sa' nus
Jonn Molopey 20 N. lace. etighty
Andrew Ross, Go. N, fracture lett shoulder
re.sr 70 2, nssa moo1a: ~, ,.,,,. 49,,
- Th,IrstQn CO. K Ie.t lutg
iieuiersut yermhyes, right lung.
Chss oasof' 20 l. i4'n rsn","e 0AVAry' ""Nnss
cAsr.rurs IN THE rwssrY.r rrpsr WV Yoax CAVALRY.