The New York herald., 1864-10-13
SEEN NANDOAE.

SEEN NANDOAE.
mr.. Finley Anderson's Despatch.
NEAR SraAsBuRc, SHENANDOAH vAnxy, Va,
Oct. 11-8PM
sAnssAc1oay CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
The situation in the Shenandoah valley 10 extremely
satisfactory. In tho night and chase Sunday
Of the enemy was complete. The whole Of iae rebel
cavalry 10 front Of defeated ard dispersed
There large body OF organized rebels prepared
to operate against Sheridan in tho valley.
y M TROPHIES REGENT BArrls.
Lieutenant Myers. Aid do Camp General Merrtt's
sta goes with escort to Martnsburg this afternoon,
bis way to Washington with coors captured from the
enemy during the successful operations Of
cavalry
BLOODY WORK OF 4 GUERILLA PARTY.
Guerilla bands continue to rob and murder IN the val
ley This morning Captain Whites battalion Of guerilas
made an attack upon small party Of New
town, the turn pike between Winchester and Ssras
burg The party consisted OF Lieutenant Colonel W.
Toss, Chief Quartormnstor, and Df Ochtensacher Mcd
cal Inspector Of General Sherdans department, and
escort OF twenty i've mounted men. After they had
passed through Ncwtown their way from Winchester
to General sheridans headquarters they attacked
in BY force variously estimated at from nfty
one hundred Of Whites outlawed men Four OF our
are said TO have been killed and sx or seven
wounded. Only four have escaped uninjured. The re-.
mander have been captured together with ambulance
containing private property and the mails. The affair
occurred only few miles from here.
Lieutenant Colonel Tolles and DR.. ochtensacher were
severely wounded. They have been brought from the
Of the attack 10 these headquarters Col Toes Ia
shot Tho bead having part Of his brain protyudng
AMI DR.. Oohtenslacher in the breast.
II is intmated TINT when our men wore scattered by
the sudden dash Of the guerias they did not rally
rspel the attack. Colonel Tolles and tho Doctor
Ue'rg left alone, are said TO have been deliberately
slot after they had surrendered Their wounds are 80
severe IL lie feared that they are mortal Both gentle
highly esteemed for their devotion 10 duty by
their comrades n the army.
The guerillas dwell among the mountains, and II 10
difficult 10 catch them.
Our Martinsburs Despatch.
MAR1IxsBURc, Va. Oct. PA. NJ.
ARRIVAL MHrrESANT NrxRs PARTY At HARrlssBuRo.
The escort which left General Sherians hoadquarers
yesterday afternoon arrived safely early hour
this morning.
Casualties In the Battle near Wfnches-
ter, September 10, 1854.
THIRTY-FoURTH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY.
Captain George W. Thompson, serseau. joseph W.
Bowers, Conrad Hannyss.
Aaiu,an, Thomas o0sRIo W. RiDey. C.p,sn Andrew
Potter, First Lieutenant L. n. Van Loan, Second
Lieutenant W r. Beser, Second Lieutenant Melville
s. Colby, Corporal James ~ Rowe, Henry Aber, George
Amy, deoree M. Bgelow, Michael Ciarey, Francis A.
ovs1 Tssss cs.Ws .S ka sss1 h. hssh,
Underwood Charles s,owell, Joseph N Clark Corporal
~ H. msPn ss
NJ X. Stocking, Corporal Daniel wlsnart, corporal
Sss eSrD: .sn SSn
john Grady, Emerson Newton, george 8. Niey. JOnn
johnson, Tsniei Lowrsy. Frank 5. Matthew's, is.ao
5; Nash: Austen Pratt. Samuel RlsIoy, james
Geo A. r.Tnsxoris. Cha. { Usher John Hines, Corporal
siasord, csaris. / Muliei, 6.c.r Adsn. LR Wm
es DssSh c. D aa .orA a4sa
Castle Rufus r. Newton, Carl Pohan, Chancey Stafford
chokorns H s.nes died. Mnss carney Wizard nar
nasT 'a;s As;s %s: K:a'y ,a srv w,s ssos
Gilbert, Fl. Morton, william b Stack L. Gold what
Frank Yergraham, John NJ Anthony.
battle Of Fisher 8 Hll September "a
James shussi l. Clark lark G ~ hsssS, n Bood
CORPORAL r. K Ns. Alfred Jamss, L. Toboy corporsi
H. j. Bowen, Thomas wagner, Daniel Buckley, seressnI
D. Powers, : Wiley, N. Ksarney, Dexter Taylor
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KILLED.
First Sergeant Kendall 9. Couch, Sergeant n lamp
m.n, Sergeant Martin Yanger. Corporal John Trush
John Wilson, william CashdollaY, A. Gordmap, jacob
Reghs, James n Culloch.
Captain Z. McGrath Sergeant John A. Thompson Ser.
gcanls Sam Barnes, wm Cure John McNsIr Corporals
William Vance, John hcDsvtt, James Bradley, vii.
Luke Burke A. l. Elwel LORENZO Lebarron p. A. HAu
lIer James Hodnett, Henry Grogan, Y, Mosher, Jas
Ooyle, George Williams, ist W. l.. Livingston James \
McT. Keen, Thomas Bane Thomas Galloway, John How.
ser, John Huwcey, Vim. Mcdonald, James Moad Lew,
Ring, A. Bancroft John Hogan.
CASUALTIES IN rnB rryTY-FouRrn PENNSYLVANIA |
REGIMENT, IN THE THIRD BRIaADN, FIRST DrvI- |
SION, AT wrNCHESrBR, VA, sEPrExBSa ID, AND 1
TIsuERg HILL, SEPTEMBER o.
Corporal ,. A. Dstkev, VIM. Roberts, John " slu,c,
David snyder, John Hair. y
~y ia..tX .aSSSa wotyteS
Lieutenant Colonel John P. Luton, WIN. Brypnt,J j. A.
Glass, VIM. Lcace Joseph N. Matthews, d Mokennv,
Jacob James, John Davis. Vim Archenck, H. sutter,
Corporal Andrew ward Jerorpiah Rhlrhardt Daniel Hl
Corpcra Simon BQwm an, Julius Albright John snccsly,
Corporal steward shcek, Thomas sharp First Lieutenant
Bitter, First Lieutenant q. y. Camp, John sus Ichn
ossybs John Early, John Ripple, jacob schdcr chaa.
Austin, David Number, Joseph thatcher, lannesloI
Woodward Charles Mclaughlin, Fst Lleutelant Robert
Smith, Second Lieutenant James Brown Sergeant John
Farris frederick Barih, James Chrstmsn Adam weber,
Corporal Jacob Cradle ~ Cum, Cnas. EbTet, Second
Lieutenant, John l. Dott Jacob Schneider, VIM Akin
son, James a. jones' Henry essa
James Evans, John Morgan, wui warner
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