...r, acting adjutant of the First battallion cavalry. He was among the foremost on the field until disable by a severe wound in the arm. Enclosed is Colonel Colcocke's report of the engagement at Coosawhatchie ; it will be seen that his command behaved with spirit and success. The most important point to defend was the raiload bridge over the Coosawhatchie river. From this the enemy were very quickly dr...