New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-10

,o,ured who stated that Lee had given Grant very
,ard fyht Contrabands report Grant whipped ana
tarne back 1t is life death 10 here as to whch
way the scales turn in reference TO Grants move
,nent and news from him is most anxiousy awateu'
Some distance back from the shore. nearly opposite
headquarters boat and near brick house. heoei SIG
nal fag has been in constant use This aierho~n A'u
Badenheizer, commnndingtle army gunboat bfo"S'or
with 1875 men from the 9th Ohio Regiment landed an"
succeeded in capturing the party with al '"'ir ""s'
telescopes &c. Lieut. Bladcnheizer was ycs'eiua. Pio
NOTED TO a Captaiuey for gallant conuuc'' "'" I"''.
visited the front to-day. and viii tonoro" transfer '
Headquarters 70 the land The weather is intensely ho'
and the troops suffer greatly Several were sun struck
TODAY The dust Is horrible water along the wayslde
scarce shade scarce and in short, every possible us
comfort which the State of Virginia affords.
Asa trio OF correspondents. covered with dust and
looking as though they " not themselves NJ AL
rode along the picket line inspecting the position TO-
day. they were greeted with the remark rom soldier
that this apretty place FOR citizens 10 Dc riding
about" Good man. who VIII make your regiment
famous If You don't run but that trio. Deluded soldier
If YOU are killed be your name viii be misspecd for
that unknd sneer. But this endurabe TO the sober
remark Of another soldier further along the line,
who as the trio rode by elected the word Vrguians
those who are never astonished at anything
The residents Of the Point off some of their slaves
but VIC were too quick for them get all away Their
owners with the exception OF one Watkins, left This
Watkins stands good chance to be set TO work upon
The ntronchments for his abuse of the Yankees and the
Les he has told bis slaves prevent them from enStng
From the Colored Cavalry on the Peninsula, We have
that they upon the camp of some Virginia
cavalry at the ChiekahOminy across which they Skin
rnshed and chaied each otler for time during which
the heltenaDtcoonel with two companies rode up the
river, dismounted his men, crossed upon logs and
fanked the camp. The negroes mounted the already
sadded horses Of the Virginia gentlemen, charged into
their camp killed number, and few escaped No
prisoners were taken Nothing has as yet been heard
from Gen. Kantz. H. X
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN sEIRMlsH OF MAY b, 1851.
Edw .RowsnG q Mass kneeJ j. stearns h. ~ j. arm
Lev Clark H. q Mas. ami Jennings, r, N j., hand
Corp Loregzo K Lowell al bsInrs, 70 iSs ha ma
q Mas, shoulder r. Meiser, o. 70 Mass hand
VIM. Mood G, 9 \. J., abdn c. / Nye, T. q Mass ann
W Lamb @. IS Macs, hngerN Wallace n Mass, face
] hS: H' HsE r. 4 4 sN'S arm o'i T. ~ ' S"
A. Gninore q Mass. leg. Hy. MeCo9mbs Z. q Mass
Nixon p MAG heed AAs S g. ~ e. shoulder sa .IrD
Corp c. d. Gum q, rs Mass h. 1enger A. n leg amp
c. B. Toldy f, en- j. Shout J s Sieklss /, \ j. thigh
GeoADnper D. p Mass DOR Wallis, Q, IS Mass. killed
J. A. Irwin IT. 27Mass scrotum.J Munich, f. 9 N. j. killed
Thos sales i, M, through D. $ Giles X sN:J leg
F. Wiibouf II Is Mass hand j. Edmonds H. On j. cOntu.
f. B1andeI. q. 9N.J. sion, breast
WOUNDED IN ACTION OF MAY7.
A. 4. Brown :, NJ, sho'r Ldwd Bos''e' C. II Mass
VIM. Harmon, f. N J.. arm C. Hui'er II, q Mass sun
cVan Ses. G. On j. mott. Fred Williams, A, 81 Mass,
Corp Woodhill, F9 NJ, side sunstroke;
1t. f. Hobart, O. sNJ thigh w Saxon c. u Mass 'un'fe