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he prisoners appeared, but all demonstrations of disrespect were suppressed by Gen Hatch. Dr. Kline, a surgeon of Brockenbrough's rebel battery, who was captured on Saturday, has been paroled, and ordered to report at Washington. He is from Loudoun county, near Snickersville. The full list of killed, wounded and missing are completed with some few exceptions.-- Considering all the circumstances, and the disorganization attendant on the retreat, great credit is due to Assistant Adjutant-General Wilkins, of Gen. Williams's staff, as well as the brigade and regimental officers. General, Williams's official report will be shortly completed. The Yankee March from Fredericksburg. Front Royal, June 2, 1862. Thursday a telegraphic dispatch summoned us from the verdant valley of the Mattaps nox, and before the haze had lifted from the meadows our gallant boys were steadily tramping the hot and dusty road back to Fredericksburg, disappointed, but not disheartened. Meeti