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t of Columbia cavalry, Col Baker's regiment of Gen Kantz a command, lost most heavily in the affair, but the entire loss in this division was not more than sixty killed and wounded. From this point the raiders moved in a northeasterly direction towards Weylesburg, which they reached after a night's march, near daylight on the morning of the 26th. Halting there for about an hour, on 26th, 27th, and the partier part of the 28th of are marked by few events of any importance, except that on the 27th, Brig Gen W F H Lee on our left flank, which occasioned some skirmishing, lasting but a very short time, and attended with few if any casualties. They come to Grief at Reams's Station--their Losses. Upon leaving Staunton river they went on to Creek bridge, intending there to cross and return to Grant's army. They crossed, but found more rebels than they expected. The writer says: It was an hour before sunset when the fight commenced, and about 11 P M the impossibility of f