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The Daily Dispatch: July 17, 1863., [Electronic resource], Gen. Lee's army — the Potomac Re-Crossed. (search)
.suffered very little.--Lieut Col. Skinner, of Staunton, was wounded. Among the losses in the 3d Va. are — Killed: Lt Col. A D Calcotte, Lts Guy, Murden, Arther, Mitchell. Wounded: Adjt. Stewart, Capts Hodges and Tuck, Lts Brown, Jackson, Birdsong, Fraetas, Gorner, White, and P H Arther. Missing: Capts Phillips and White, Lts. Gleason, Garey, W W White, Drewry, Wren, Cage, and W M Tuck. Company D, 14th Va., sustained the following losses: Capt Coghill, Lts Taylor and Adkins, wounded and missing; Lt Chalkley had a leg amputated and was left in the hands of the enemy; Orderly Sergeant W Godsey and privates Childress, Wells, Colton, Bough, W Cheatham. E Perdue, and Thos Perdue, are missing; Hughes and S Cheatham are wounded and missing. In the Boydton (Va.) Cavalry — Missing: Lt Gales, privates Gregory, Arnold, Nash, and Robertson Wounded. Capt White. 22d Va. Battalion (Heth's Div'n)--Wounded: Sergt W C Winn, Corporal Dalton, privates Shorter, Shelton and Berkele
The Daily Dispatch: July 17, 1863., [Electronic resource], Progress of the war. (search)
. But this putting out a peremptory order, and a few days after qualifying it, excepting some, is no way to win the respect of either loyal or rebel. I have before mentioned the course of Judge Peabody here. One of the latest causes is worthy of some of the New York Aldermen a few years ago, who used to release notorious criminals a few hours after their conviction. Several of the most violent and rabid secesh women in the city, who had been sentenced to thirty days imprisonment by Judge Hughes for the most unwarranted and unprovoked insults to Union people, have been released by Judge Peabody after about seven days confinement. Major Carr, of the New York has been "relieved from all blame, " without any inquiry, in the Opera-House affair, although "it is to be regretted he pulled down the United States flag." The order of the Provost Marshal regarding the departure of registered enemies says they will "be allowed to take provisions for ten days." I don't know how the