A letter from Leesburg, published in the Richmond Enquirer, says, “at the late battle there, about 30 Confederates were killed, among whom are Clinton Ilatchcr, of Loudoun county, Donahue, of Loudoun, and «a son of Gov. Pettus, of Mississippi. Many are wounded: Lieutenant-Culonel Tebbs, of 1 the Eighth Virginia, was slightly wounded— graze on the cheek. Col. Burt, of Mississippi, was badly wounded in the thigh—not mortally. Dr. Martin, of Mississippi, was shot through the lungs—supposed to bo mor-i tally wounded. Lieut. B. G. Carter, Eighth Virginia, was wounded in the hand. Lieut. Fleming had Ins leg shot off, and Dr. Brock his arm.’'