The exhausted Confederates did not closely pursue the retreating Federals. After minor skirmishing the Federals withdrew. Black troops were not considered equal, neither by Federals or Confederates. However, nearby Confederate artillery turned the entrenchments into a death trap for the Federals. This attack drove the outflanked Federals back across the creek. Gen. Gouverneur K. Warren's V Corps and 67,000 Federals were present. Two federals and three militia were also killed and others were wounded. While Kingpin and Daredevil fought, the federals stormed his building. The Federals retreated across the river during the night. Badly outnumbered, Morgan attempted to cut his way out from the estimated 3,000 Federals. Among the dead Federals was the civilian toll keeper who perished near his tollgate. The successive assaults of Hill's brigades on the well-entrenched Federals were short-lived, and achieved little. Coming onto a Confederate camp, their unit is attacked by the Federals. He therefore ordered his army to intercept the advancing Federals in the Wilderness. Mounted Federals in Sheridan's reserve pursued and captured nearly 200 prisoners.