...dd number of pieces to be shared; about three hundred and thirty prisoners fell into the hands of the victors, together with ambulances, caissons, a battery forge, the headquarters' wagons of Rosser, Lomax , Wickham, and Payne, and other wagons, forty-seven in number; in brief, almost everything on wheels. Of this engagement Torbert enthusiastically reports, that the cavalry totally covered themselv...