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IMPORTANT NEWS.
COITDnnD IttOM THIBD MO*.
to ?fcj'turiug a rebel store train mw Onuubersbarg y?
laroajr, consist ing of over one hundred w ago us. be also
?glared Art' buMrad iiritusen. Tbey will be awt this
Way.
Heavy Bring waa beard to-day m tbe direction of Caab
town, fcidiciting skirmishing. It la believed that General
Pleasanton baa come op with the enemy, and ia engaging
kto.
Tbe mil.tia are turning out very strong, A detachment
mi colored troope waa forwarded from thin county to-day.
FIGHT AT 1 1 KEEN CASTLE.
Hedpoko, July 0, 1803.
tieoeral F1t/.hugb Lee, with three brigadea of cavalry, |
?ooipruMDg the first division of General Stuart's aaval
ry Mrpa, was at Greene. ttle at one P.M. today. Hi#
torce numbers about two thousand men.
A regiment or brigade left this afternoon in the direc
tion of Meroereburg, and another portion proceeded to
wards H age in town, where General Pierce, of tbe Twelfth
Pennsylvania cavalry, is ready for them.
The rebel* are seeking for a ford on tbe Potomac, bat
tbey will Und themselves checkmated at every potat.
Tbe ttnng heard to-day Indicate* a running fight, and it
to believed that Pleasanton is operating successfully on
the rebel left wing.
lbs enemy ia evidently anxious to escape; but aa tbe
MNMto are in a very bad condition, it is quite probable that
we can pursue with etlect with our cavalry at least from
Mveral points.
Tbe Potomac has risen some six feet above tbe fording
BATTLE NEAR MKRCERSMJKG.
. Budiord, Pa , July 6, 18B3
There was a battle near Meroersburg this aftoruooo ,
between the rebels under FiUhugb Lee and General
Pierce's forces. Firing continued up to nine o'clock to
Bight. I cannot send you details before to-morrow.
Our forces stril maintain their ground , and i'leasauton
will be up to-morrow and bead the battle at Mercers
bnrg.
SKIRMISH NEAR KAYETTKVILLE.
1 J a kkihdij ru i Pa., July 6, 18C3.
Anrrnior Curlm baa reoeived a dispatch tbis evening,
Informing him that General Gregg's command bad a
sklrminh with tbe enemy to-day, near Fayeltevtlle, and
(but be n driving the rebel column before him towards
Greencastle. Be bad already captured four thousand
prisoners, so utterly dem r.ili/ed was tbe rebel army.
General Gregg expect* to be at Greencastle to night.
Tbe same despatch reports tbe mountains and hills in
the vicinity of tbo struggle literally lull or rebel stragglers
and deserters.
General Smith has commenced operations on the flank
?f the enemy, and the captare of tbe wlwle rebel army is
?ok the expectation.
The rebels are endeavoring to retreat towards the Po
tomac.
H is confirmed that General Pierce captured a train or
Me hundred wagotn laden with valuable plunder.
Tbo Pennsylvania farmers are tukiug courage from the
?access of the army, and have commenced Bring on tbe
retreating rebels wherever an opportunity oilers.
Two alleged spies were brought in this afternoon from
Lebanon.
Many persons from Hacrt8burg,and some surgeons from
Pittsburg and other places, have gone to Gettysburg to
reader their good offices to tbe wounded.
Tbe Susquehanna is up two feet, and tbe Potomac is
?apposed to be blgber still.
Ceoeral Sigel and Prince Salm Salm arrived here to day.
lbs General was cheered by tbe populace at bis hotel, to
wbom be delivered a short address.
Tbo re is a feeling of security bere, and some of the com
fan lea raised for the immediate defence or tbe capital are
being disbanded.
ACTIVITY OP THE EMEMY.
SocTrf Mountain, Soi tb or Cari.hls,
July 6? Evening, f
last nlgbt there was fighting going on in tbo neighbor
hoed of last) town. This morning there was also lighting
I bere. As regards tbe heaviness of tbis latter I cannot
?ay.
At ten o'clock to-day everything was very quiet in
Settysburg. At tbkt time there were none of our forces
(here. The plaoe was crowded with visitors to see tbe
battlefield. Ours and V.e enemy's killed and wounded
were being brought in irom tbe neighboring farms and
barns in large numtxrs.
General Meade's forces are moving forward. General
Lee is retreating as fast as he can with his train and
wounded. His forces are not demorui xe l. There is
?ome chance th u the en> my will get back again into Vir
ginia without that great loss which so many counted
?poo. At present tlio enemy is very active, and working
btebt and day. . ^
*?"" ffom acluu! fact the big iost number of prisoners that
1 can account 'or < s having been taken by us does not ox
eeed fifteen thousand.
General B. F. Smith react ed Bemlersville to-day.
1 cannot Gnd any truth in the reportof our having taken
?ver one buutlrod pieces o. rebjl at nl ery.
CAPTURE OF A REBEL TRAIV.
Carlim.r, I 'a., July 6, 18#3.
Tbe weather has been very bad, and raining most of
fceday. Tbe streams an a ill greatly swollen. |
Eleven wagons were capurcd from tbe rebos at I 'ham
fteisburg yesterday and sent bere. One hundred and
tea rebel prisoners were seut io day to Ilurrisbnrg.
FREfcHET JN THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Washington, July 6, 1M.3
TVre is a considerable freshet in the Potomac to-night,
probably arising from tbe heavy rains In tbis vicinity
laat night und lo-dav . and a so from the heavy llo* or
water ro* two days irom its upper tributaries.
IV rebel pontoon bridge having been destroyed at
Vailing Water?? i short distanre below Williamsport,
M4 ? tbe most available ford on tbe Potomac, it Is <li(ti
cult to perceive how the reb? hi can avail themselves of
?ay transit across tbe river.
'Ibe rebels' sympathizers have it here to night that
Ibey intend U> cross by Harper's Kerry, through Cramp
?sn's flap. This is imp.saable. When tbe lord at tailing
Waters ts impassable, every ford between that point and
Washington is impaasntile.
m uMxsn or ths stroin ahmt <onre.
From a statf oilirer of (ienerai Alex ander Hayes, in
?own and of tbe Third division of General llanoock's
Sseead army corps , we learn that tbe lose er that corps
WWW considerable in tbe actions of Thursday and Friday
?ear Gettysburg, averaging perhaps above tlie losaes of
?KWt of Ibe other corpe engaged on these data.
Osssriti Iliyea bad two bor>?< killed beneath
Aim, wbiK> bis staff officers bad four. In the
Iblr* brigade of French's old division no less
wo leva it) en six field officers bad command of the brigade
taring the actions, all of whom were put tors da amhai,
wis ? Colooel Willard, O k- Hundred and Twenty -fifth >ew
York, killed; Colonel Shirley, One Hundred and Twenty
?Ixtb New York, mls<ing; f'olonel Mcfoiigall. One
?aatred and Eleventh New Y> ?k. wounded . Major Hllde
braadt, Tbirty-nlnth New York, wounded , Lieutenant
aiwal Boyd, One Hundred and Twenty fifth New York ,
fcilM, aad IJsuteoaBt Colonel Collins, tins Hundred and
BtoVMth New York, killed.
THE PRESS DESPATCHES.
IMPORTANT CAVALRY FIGHT.
HiMrn. Pa, July ?, ism.
Dim wm a cavalry Agbt today.rour mite* couth of
?attyafewg, bllwaaa oar tore** and tbe raar or Lea ?
f, whteb la now tuppOMd to b? on He retrwt to
1 coatlooe lo krta? Is large number* of rebel
Owomlr
pVWMBMV
COUCH* TBOOPB OPERATING ON THR
RRREL8.
Hamumcmi, Pa., Jaly *, 1WI.
Quaral Couch baa poabed forward all hta eflentive
(area to eo-oparala with and >oin iim? Army of the Poto
MC, aad ?, by order of (laaerai Meade, partita* the
i forward a a rapidly n tbay are orfaalzed. The
airy '?"* ???" *>? n do.njr all Id hi*
DM adTauw .a already Id onntaot with |b? '
-r M<| aldiog in r?aali
j0$, m far aa known. hoMa all pM1Mw l0 fbe
(froth Mooftto'" ^.n? iot? from
- ? . ? . Tfcla la dftoo tor lb? purpo*a o,
MmMK aow W4* va*b,nt tor Vlrg,n"
V^rtlouDlata ? ra<> * dlaar*anl*ad troojw
J?T, and Uwf aro arrhrmg wltbta our imaa amy
n,ir' riaroe, fermerly MOroy *
Chaabarafearf, aad
rber* ??? caotutd *T*
?fr*d prtmnwi, two wagons loaded with plunder, and
three p,ec *m of artillery. Tbe priaooom were stragg lers
making their way to Uie Potomac, la company with
wagon trains.
A dan patch from Dear Chambersburg this morning says
that heavy firing la hoard to the direction of liagors
town. It la believed that General French baa made as
attack la that vicinity on tba tralna asovkng (awards
Virginia.
General Cameron left tbla morning, in company with a
number of surgeons, for Gattyvburg.
There la no furthar new a from thq Army of the loto
mac
THE RETREAT OP THE REBELS.
Nbab GarTTHBraa,ialy 6,1803.
The rebels havo retreated towards the Potomac.
Their skirmishers were drawn In laat night, and a
small oavalry force, probably their rear guard, paaaed
through Etnmettsbarg this morning about d>" light.
Our troops have been engaged all aay in burying the
dead, relieving the wounded and collecting email arms,
many thousand* of which belonged to the rebels
Tba rebel pontoon bridge at Dan No. 4 tun been de
Btroyad by our cavalry, almost unopposed, and our j
cavalry, at tbe last advices, bad gone up to Willmmsport :
to destroy tbe two bridges there. ,
Other preparations are in progresa to intereepi (.eoerRl
Idea's pirange of tbe Potomac, and our ariny la already In
motion.
So much lima, however, has elapaed since General Leu
commenced to withdraw bli forcea from our fruit that
his advance may have reachcd Willtaimport in time to
oro-a before we can prevent it.
General I-eo yesterday paroled nboot two thousand
Union prisoners. They were received by General (.'ouch.
It is not true, as stated, that General Lao^streel w?s
1 captured and died within our linos.
General Hunt, Chief of Artillery, wa a not woua led.
Bolb of theco last reports were apparoully well authen
ticated and fully behaved.
PURSUIT OF THE REBELS.
Wamhimuion, July 8, 18(13
Measures deemed sufficient bave been promptly taken
to intercept the return of tbe remnant of Lee's army tutu
Virginia.
Our whole army m in motion, tuid the highest hopes ore
entertained that but. a small portion 01 General l.ec'a
array will beitbieto reach Vn yiuia. ,
IMPORTANT DESPATCH PROM GOVERNOR
CURTIN.
I'mj adki rau, July d, 180.1.
Tbe following telegram baa been received (ioui tbo ,
Governor: ? ' ?
HAttKitRi RU, July 5, 1803. j
Col. R. Biidi k Koukriv, Philadelphia: ?
'Ibe army commanded by general Couch la advancing' j
iD force, and is likely to render important service. We i
should push troops forward, and there should bo no do
lay. General Couch ha? telegraphed (.'c nerul Paua to thnl !
efiect.
Tbo yiato is responding with so nuch generosity tliat |
we cannot allbrd further dolay in tbo olty. I am satisfied i
that tbe rebel army is in our power if we can act prompt i
ly and vigorously. Mucb may depend on the strength of I
touch s army. Tbe crossing of the Potomac prepaied by i
ibeeuemy is destroyed, and he Is shorter ammunition, j
Send forward companies mustered into service to day j
aud to-morrow. W? must naako up forty thousand men. j
Be prompt, and make everything yield to the presence of
troope here. A. O. CIjRTIN.
CAPTURE OP A REBEL TRAIN AND A LARGE
NUMBER OP PRISONERS.
CHKiOKHfTowN, Md., July Q, 1803.
H Is reported here by officers that on Saturday after
noon our cavalry, under Kilpatrirk, intercepted a retreat
tng train of rebel wagons, guarded by Jones' brig ule of
cavalry, infantry and artillery, sear Monterey, on tbo
Hagerstown and Gettysburg road. He captured nine
hundred prisoners, including two hundred wounded otfl
cors. Ho alto took oue hundred and fifty wagons and two
guns. The wagons were destroyed.
The rebels were completely surprised and unable to
make any serious resistance.
Firing was heard in the direction of tbe enemy's re
treating column yesterday afternoon.
It was probably caused by our cavalry and flying bat
series pressing on the enemy's rear.
HELP FOR THE WOUNDED.
The following despatch was received by tbe Christian
Commission ?
1'HiukDn.rtiM, Monday, July 0, 18(13.
Our victory is complete. The enemy s wounded are in
our bands. Tbe n imbcr of wouuded (8 immense. We
have about one hundred defogntos on the battle field.
Oue hunlred moie nre offering 'the demaud m?n us is
very great. Can you not help us ti. H. STUAiiT.
THE NEW YORK TWENTY-SECOND REGI
MENT.
ClRUti.E, I a., July 3, 1S63.
To Judge Downm: ?
We bave had two brushes with tbe ouemy, and hue
cha-od them to this place. After wo arrived we wero
surrounded, and they shelled the city, doiag no damage
to us, but a great doal to the proporty. General Smith,
in command , threw out some skirmishers. Wo ail vane d
and the rebels retreated, leaving us in (K>*se-sion of the
town. Wo have been on the march three days and ni&litt,
and bad nothing to cat but hard tick during that time. I
tell you we arc hungry and tired. If it conld lie m ide
kuown in the papers that we are all riglil the families of
our men would leel relieved. WM. J. MoORTH,
Adjulmt Twenty iecond New York State Militia.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ALL RIGHT.
II ahi'ivthij, Pa., July 8, lso-'i.
The 1'ennsylvana Raili'ead Ins resumed bus nc-s All
liassenger and freight trains are running to day as us lal.
Tbe n ad was not injured at any point by the rebe's
REJOICINGS IN BOSTON.
Ho*iov, July (I. 1863.
Several thousand dollars, of which the Brokers' I'oard
contributed (600, was raised to-day in aid of the wounded
in the 1 >te baltlea. A large amount for necessaries and
luxuries for the shme purpose were contributed and sent
forward in care of Adnms' express this a'.ierno.n
The news of yesterday and to-day has created more
glorious ex .lenient throughout the community than has
before occurred within the memory of tbe oldest iuliaht
tool. Ibe i>ra ire of (Jeo. Meade and ibe Potomac a my Is
on tbe lira of every lover of his country, q
REJOICINGS AT TRENTON.
Tints ros, Jul* ?, I**;.
one hundred gum were fired today in honor ol tbe
federal victory over the rebels. The people are re miring
greatly.
( u|i *iel targe's cavalry Is filling op A conipaav 0{
Infantry will probably leave for Hamburg to marrow
evening.
SERENADE TO THE WIFE OF GEX. MKADK.
About eievo*. odock on Saturday nixbt Um Willi bill of
tbe Uoi"o l.e*gueot Philadelphia, accompanied i? jr a bind,
aliened bv no Itnmenie cuocouroo of citizen*, proceeded
to tbe reeidence of the wife or Ueneral Meade. in rtn?>
?treet. below Twenty "r*t ?Hvot. in that city and tender
vd her tbo < <>mplimentary lionur of a tercnade l'h
i.eighlHtrnij; clt izmm flock Ol in nntll tbe crowd be.-ame ill
terly lmpa??able. 1 lie band iierformed the S;ar Spangled
B*o?er, Hail Columbia ?od other national air*, and "i?t
a? Yankee l>oodle died iw?r Mayor Henry an. I Morton Mc
Mioh>el api e ircd m>.ii the *tep* of Mr*. MeaJe'< < e
dei oo, and lormally presented her tbe congratulation*
an 1 xo"4 wlanea of the citliten* of Philadelphia I hey
w -re greeted with loud and eothuaiaatic cheer n*. Mr?.
M>*de iben vary briefly atkoow tolled tbe cmrtwl, and
retired amid dca'oomg applause nod cheer* (or ber?e?f
and bee lni*b.?nd, tbe rtctor of ueltyiki r< The i?op|?
preaeut tbeu nboered almost every goner a I In tbe I'n.on
army. Tbe hand finally started tbo "Battle Itvmu <i( <bo
Republic" to the tone of - Old John Brown,' aid the in
menee gathering dla|?r-ed to their bomaa
DEATH Or TIE REBE1 GEH. EWELL.
MR. H. 0. CHAPMAN'S DESPATCH.
Raltimom. July 6, IHttil
1 have direct, rolwble end pnelthre information tbat
Gmwil Kwell eijlrad ihta morning at (be remdence a
Sterling Gall, fte|., ?wo mil?e north'1**! of taneytowii,
rrrna vo'iim rtciirnl at (Sfttynhurf on Fi idav. I bar*
tbo o ana ox ot my author*, and they permit ma to give
tb.m it the report la deoled. They aro the h??t m tbo
State.
SKETCH OP (iKN. KWEIX.
l.leut. tier. Richard Stoddard Fwell wee bom )a tbo
ptetrlet of Columbia, about the year 1430, and waa. there
for*. whoa he died, about forty yeer* or ego Ife wae a
hmtlMf to Pi of?or Benjamin S. Swell . Preetdeat >tf I be
W Altai* and Nary Cottage of fi llllamaburg, Va. He en
tared ibe Weat Point HiliUry Academy aa a cadet fraw
Ike SUM of Virginia down* the year 1AM, nod gradu
,S on 1M 90tb of June, 1M0, ?????*, m
*? mmmUn, a?-g ?ho?
r?,k ?ooc*e r%omm .Btovart Tin Vle.t ?f
Rebel army, and a number of other officer? serving en
b?Uk sides cf lite belligerent 11dm.
He entered Die United Suloe Regular army aa a brevet
?eeond lieutenant of the First Dragoons on the ftrst >1*7
of July, 1840, and after five months service received haa
full rauk ao i commission on the flrst of November, 1840.
(to the 181 4 day of September, 1846, he waa promoted to
flnt lieutenant and served in Mexico aa senior lieutenant
In Colo> al Mason's regiment of Dragoons. He commanded
? aqo'orea of cavalry after the fall of the commanders at
Chur.busc?, Augu?t 20, 1847, and was brevetted captain
for ^ils gallantry and meritorious conduct during that
bawle. His brevet bore the aame date as the battle, and
waa awarded during August, 1848. On the 4th of August,
1840 he was promoted to captain, and commanded Com
pany (J,. which eame position he held al the outbreak of
the rebellion , then > landing No. 7 on the lineal roll of dra
goon captains.
On tho 21th of June, 1867, be was engaged In a conflict
with the Iuiliuns of the Coyoters and Mojollon Apache
tribe* or New Mexico, and we* greatiy diatinguiahod
belli by hla flghtiog and lor bis planning ofthe action.
Ho next In. 1868 look charge of and commanded tho troops
at Fort Buchanan in tliut Territory. He woe, however,
supersodod the next year by brevet Lieutenant Colonel
I. V. D. Keove aud afterwards by Lieutenant Colonel Mor
rison.
Onthe 7th or May, 1801, he resigned his couoectton witb
lite Unued States Army aud joined thui of vbo rubols In
Virginia. Wli.jn tho rebel array w.is org;M>iaed Knell
was mudo a brigadier geueral o( the provmiunul army of
tlic vcbel State*. Ho diil not come prominently before
the pubiic until the time of tbe Ranks' retreat, May, 1862,
when on the 23d be attacked Kenly at Front Royal, and
on tbe 24tb chiuuil up Bunks from tho Shenandoah. He
was also engaged at Cedar Mountain, Auguftl, 1802. lie
was engaged in several other princi|Ntl battle* of [
Virginia, and took a very prominent part in the battle !
or Chancellursviile, where be was promoted to be a i
Licu'cnant General of the rebel army and take charge j
of tbe late v'tou<.-wall Jackson's corps. He led ttoisoorps j
itito Pennsylvania, and lor neveral days threatened Har- |
rteburg, I'cnnny ivama. During tbe recent battle of
<>eit sburg he received several wounds, from the ed'ecta |
of wblcb it appears his strength haw given way, and he '
died on the morning of July 0.
Turing ono of bis engngrraonta be lest one of bis logs !
and was always strapped to tee horse while In the fleld
He has distinguished himself during the war ot tho re i
bell ion, ami was considered by General Stonewall Jacks' n |
the only tit man to lake tho plaoe made vacant by bisown j
serious wounds and death.
THE CASUALTIES;
Names of Some of the Silled and J
Wounded.
We this moruing give an additional list of losses In tbe
Army of tbe Potomac, at Gettysburg.
NATURE ?F GENERAL SICKLES' WOUND.
Major General Daniel K. Sickle?, compound comminuted
fracture or botb bones just below the knee joint, too close
to amputate at tbe joint; soft parts too mucb injured.
Amputation in lower tbird by doublo flap (antro pos
terior).
FIFTH CORPS. |
Thus. Hunt, Co. A ,44th New York, leg.
Geo. Greeu. Co. K. 44lb Xcw York, band and otbow.
Sergt. Wm. Colb, Oo. K, KM Penaylvaula, sldo.
And. McCumber, Co. D. 140th New York, ankle.
J. W. Gregg, 17tb Intantry , leg.
M. Hamm,Co. H . :20th Maine, hand.
Corp. H. A. Welburn, Co. F; 16th Michigan, arm.
.lames Mason, Co. K, 4th inlautry, thigh
Corp. .las. G. Boyle, Co. A, 4th iufantiy , hip.
Andrew J. Joyce, Co. E. l?lh Mlcbigau, leg off.
Pit. H. Dorougbty, Co. H ,9th MassachuscttK, leg.
.Sergt. JO?. Molten brov, Co. B. JOth Michigan, arm.
Sorgt. F, Poller, Co. 1, 16th Michigan, fool.
? orp. F. B. Ward, Co. F, 20th Maine, lea off.
Set fit. F. 0. Messenger, Ce. I, I40tb New York, side.
I., s. I'belps, Cj. I, ti2d Pennsylvania, temple.
T. M. Mulligan, Co. A, 14th imaniry , log olf.
K. J. Force, Co. F. 20lh Maine, breast.
Peter ilallenbcck. Co. li, 44lb New York, root.
Richard cauly.Co. B,44tb New York, tbinh.
Tlioe. i leary, t>o. K, Kid Pennsylvania, side. .
Cha?. II. Carpenter, Co. 1, 41th Now York, shoulder.
Wm. Ackerson, Co. 1, 44th New York, bead.
W. K. (lowland, Co. B, 44th New York, hip.
.Serpeaul Wm. 8. Jordan, Co. G. 20th Maine, breast.
M bts David, Co. F, 20th Maine, leg.
Ilenj W. Grant, Co. F, 20tb Maine, hip.
I.. Cushman, Co. G, 20th Maiue, arm.
II. < liesley , Co. H, 20th Maine, neck.
J. J.. >erry,Oo. A, 20th Maine, leg.
Iiavid Patty, Co. F, 20th Maine, arm.
Corporal Oliver Frei.ch , Co. D, 20ih Maiae, thigh.
K. Whitman, Co. K. 21)10 Maine, shoulder.
G. W. Duck, io. II. 20th Maine, neck
Cor|>nriil J. m. Young, Co. I, H.ld Pennsylvania, tide.
Oweo Walker. Co. K , 20ili Maine, bip. <
Corporal I lu?:li Callutlwr, Co. I!, 4-ilh New York, arm, ?
i.rcast and shoulder.
Cor|ior-l Jno. A. liracUeU,Co. H. 44th New York, shoulder.
Serge .i,t c. ,. Knapp, Co. C.'jOih Maine, shoulder.
Corporal V. W. Pinhorn, Co. C, 20tli .Ve , hip, leg and arm.
Jas. Koy, Co. K, 91st Pennsylvania, side.
Wm. Knnklo, Co. U, 1HD Pennsylvania reserve, back.
tVporai A. Fulvey, i'o. I? ,12 Mass., hip, bead and legs.
I.. H. Ile.iiil.ro O, JOthMuu.e, leg.
A. .'. Chalice, Co. r, 44th New York, b 'lh legs. !
Segennl l. W Kstii", i o. K, 20ttl Maine, bront.
Corpora! (color llearer) Barrack, Co. K, 44tli N. Y., neck.
I.. /. Washburn , Co. K, "th Inl'antry . 'high.
Kugeuc I '. Sodil'.e , Co. jl, 7th uitaitry . arm.
Sergeant J?t'. Kilwaros, Co. K, <ib iolantrv, loot.
Alex. Wetew.Cn. k , tii It lnlaniry. leg und Head.
s? geaut W. leyuokls, Co. A, 2'Jtb Maine, side, leg
and a. in.
W. r. I'e i,-h. t 4-1 1 li York. > lio. Iilor.
Fred, t linuer, i'o. H, KOI I'ennsy I veoi.i , arm and tcde.
I e ut. W. A. Kei.d.ill. Co. (i. 20th M nue, ne. k
I.-eiii. S. I ? . Walk'T. Co 11,4th Mtchc n'i arm.
I lent. Ciuneii i). Co. Ifiili Mlct.faa;t, arm off
D. iholan, < o K, ;;,l infantry, leg.
scrgeaut Wm. J. l>o-i, Co. ?; , ui Michigan , fool.
Tbos K 1 .'riflllbs . Co. H, 44th Nov Y>rk,ann.
John WageDer, Co. I,44lh New liuk. bead.
sergeant John I'oweing < o. I . 44th New Vorlr knee t
Jif. Mallory , i'o. F, 14th New York. head.
A lei. s'togel. Co. ? .'d iraiitry. lee.
C. llilletibr.ini, Co. 2d mfai.ti y , r -i t.
V. N. Warner, Co. II , s:ul pim -vhanin, e,'.
Corporal T. .1. Ton.ar, Co. K, i.,au, p, nusvlvanij, s iU?.
B.C. Hums, Co. K,44tb >if inrk.iWu
Jos. llannlgnn, Co. A,44ih New York^g.
A. Sl?|i ?td,in li, 44th Vrw S ork . flu^er.
Corporal Blair, Co. H, 44th N'ew York, h id
P'Tvcont J. B. Plackuian.Co. IS, 44lf? New Voik hand.
M l>. Barnes, Co. G. -Ut h Maine, arm
Abr Folk, Co. F, Alitb t>bio, sno'iiiler.
(4 II. Smile. Co K, 44th New York. arm.
Sergeant 1.. H. Mulr, Co. K. Iflib Ms Icuau. ride.
Sergt. J. N. MeMun.Co. G.i'th i cnn?ylvaLu reterve law
Thus. J. Youug. Co. f , 20tti Maine, aim
H I). Stevens, C" F, 4/h New Yoik, wri?t.
Sergeant Frad !*iijel,Co. 11, 2d loi.miry, arm.
Corporal Hugh Bille,Co. 1, 2d Infantry . i-ye out.
I. H. Hp< onar, Co. G , 3d infantry band.
Wm. S. I^wrrnce, Co. K, 44th ei? York, eye out.
Captain H. Mnuger.Co. C,44thNe York, le/ and howeU
M. F. Graham, Co. C, 44th New York, re - sl.vtjii v
R C. Phllllpa. Co ? 44||, ew York. .-trin.
Wm. Norris.to c. 44th N'ew York. k;iee
Lieut l.'enj N. Tliomas.Co. K,44tli New Vorlc isroln.
Captain \ in. H. Ilo'irne. C ? K , 44th N'ew York uroin.
I ient O. **. Rarrelt . Co. B, 4tli Michigan. Vg.
llarilfon Anthony. Co. h.tlid Peti .sylvan a Hugo
I A. W. Dye, t <? K. H4th New ork . or.-am.
Corporal Burton I. I'helps < o 1.4lh Mcngan.arm
IVter tiaitagank, <V. I, 4tli Mirhiga'i, tli.th
Jacob K ng, ( o F. ".'d Peansylvania. hi;< a: d baud.
Corporal tv I. I>ed "1> D, ?2d IVnn I ga.a.m
Jno Israel : <> B. *2d I'ennm Ivama, elbow and ?Me
? orporsl Helmi Tbomps u. t o r'? 44ih New ? ork lieid
Corporal Sy l?e?l*r Hiany. Co. (? , 2id Mas<4i ltosetls head
Aenry -lierrer, < o I nan l ennaylvaiiu, f.sn .
J. M. Ke .eeny.Co. t..20th Mame, hio.
Willard P.uxter, Co K,20th Maine, arm.
C-rporal F. A. Mitchell, t o I, i7tu Maine, leg
Jam<>? Butler. < <) D. 44th New York, oead.
Joel Hays. ? o. D. 44th New York. hip.
Ji.o Weight, IV. A, l4Hlh 1 'ennsi ivama, hiat.
Mvr -n I! se.t o l.4ih Michigan, l?g.
S>rgcani W.M Ward, 2< ?v> Ma ?. S*iaruab?iter<. ariu
W II. Sinipkmi, ? o. II 7th irglma, tblgti
J. F. Raker Co. A.4?b Mh liigan. bi)> a-i l 'crntum
sergeant I ranklin Sweet , Co E, Wd l'enn?y|n?tiia lini
U. W. Lewi?, t o I , 4lh M'chigati, aim ' ' '
O W. Rrv>y,< o. H. I?lh tl cIUkiii, heid
Corporal R iiert ibom|ie<iu On. I, s.u Pa i?ivlvaiii? ? in
Iraneis Haylan, i n. F, Iflth M ehlgan. leg, '
Oirpora1 Jame? Kelly, < ? F. Mth Mn bigaa, leg.
Hubert Slimer, Co K,I6th Michigan head. ?
C Br wn.Co F, 20th Maine, he.vi
John R Ha*ty , ? o H, f'.'d Pennsylvania, foot.
rhoma* <?! Htm , ?>. A. Ud ''en iairivaui?, ir:n
Frank B. CurtH, Co F. 201 h Maine, shoulder.
i.eorge Ijirrelter, Co 11,4th Mlehlgan, leg
Franklin Cole, Co. (t. gist New York, leg
M. C. Stieamaii.tli H ?2d Peonayivanu, leg
Barney Tramor tu twtb New York, le^ and tb'i .l.ur
?Sergeant F. H. f?ebult. Co. M, 441b V. Y , arm aa | ^
B U Potter, t o. G.lltb Penmylvsala reeerve fnat
And Shaw, Co. ?, IUb I'nitad Steles infantry .'arm
Orporsl C N. nr?db-al, CV. K, 1Mb Masaarttaaetu head
SergaaatJ I ptasaall JC?. 0, lath Maes arms"dbwk
Pjwall Yawn. Co. R, nth Cnitad states m, k aad baJ?
jxbn l.lnthner < o A, |4tfe Uniie4 States font
Wm. Nawfeart.Oo A. Utb t'a iia>l SUtea.arm
Anna Zimmermso, l>? r. 14th United .States beiJ
sergeant ?. !? Pitt, 0?. A , J 4th Cnlled St Use fool
Aad. Harrlger. Co c, *> i Panasyiraula, taw
Corporal Ooorga JllKia R'0wa,00 K, 14th lofsntrv ie<
Sam I. K. Oirsaghan, (a A. MS Pennsylvania. s.Je !
Montgomery t Ook t>> k , eji Pennsylvania neik
Joba IhMkaoaa, Co. ?. 22d MaaaachussHs. arm and inn* i
Oalvia B. Field Co. B, Wd Maaavhusett. .,,? "I8?
ngrporsl C. II IWn.Co. I, 2d Delaware, tt<je.
C. n. Wilson. Cm. H, 4th Michigan, brass!
? Falls, Co. n, raite<matea artillery
KagetM Browa, Co l?, Mb lulled States artillery
tuba Danebu, (to. ?. Utb United Steles, arm
lJ^f-A V Me.ftrtaod.Oo. H, rtjd Pen?y|Tanla hand !
: u-t o b '? iW^i. ? !
""v -^acbuaatte, hrp. !
Cfcpt J. V. tell, 83d Pennsylvania, rrovort Martial !?<
Mvision. lag "ff.
Col , in Michim, head.
Lieut. Ewing, 17th lofautry , Jaw.
Capt. M M Felkef ,Oo. B. 6'.HPennsylvaata. Utlgb.
3d Lieut. Th s D Mt Lain, Co. B,fl2J Pennsylvania, ankle.
Capt. C. W. Hillings, Co. 0, 2uth Maine, Leg.
Thus. Car nee, to. 1 , 3'id Massachusetts, loot.
Andrew Rankin, Oo. H, 62d Pennsylvania, leg.
Oorporal W. H c<jnnor, Co. H, A2d Pennsylvania, hip.
A. H. fstiey , Oo. ?, Mlk New York, arm.
' M>it) T. Cole, Co. 1. 44th New York, Deck.
1 Michael tiranum, Co. D, 5th United States artillery, arm.
? M. D. Barnes, <o 0, 20th Maine , arm.
* orporal John M. Libby , Co. h, -juth Maine, arm.
David Brown, Co. ti. 02d i'ennsyivunia, foot.
J. D. Shepi aril, Co. A, 18th Marsachucetta, shoulder.
Tbeo Marxh, Co ti, 6'iti Peanay I van la. leg.
8ergennt James Wright, Co. E, 22d Massachusetts, breast. ,
Anthony nartran, Co. C, 3d United .States, thigh
Cori oral II. Bond, Co. K, 22(1 Massachusetts, both arms
and breafct.
' J. Sullivan, Itattery 1, 6th Uaited Slates, twe legs.
C?rporal J. C. We.-t, Co H , OJd Pennsylvania. ankle.
Wm. H. Made, Oe. I. 32d Massachusetts, shoulder.
Anthony McCialey, Co. D, 62d Pennsylvania, hip.
, Corporal .lea. C. Swlers, Co. M, 62d Pennsylvania, knee.
U. W Steulker, Co. 1. 83d Pennsylvania, leg.
J. 11. Mu<!key, Co. ti. 4th Michigan, root.
Joe. sherran , Co. K, 62d I'eaaftvlvaaia, two legs.
t aptaiu H. Murray, Co. M, 02d Pennsylvania, arm.
tirutwiu. Co. I), 5th United States artillery.
: Clorin, Co. C, 3d United States infantry, thigh.
Bert rum, Co C, 3d United states Infantry, leg.
Corp. Oilman, Co. C, 3d United States infantry, leg.
P. N. Stan bach, Co. K, 4th Michigan, arm.
, W. : afler, Co D, 4IU Michigan, bead
j C?i>t MoUi'ie, Co^l, 4th Michigan, thigh
I N. J. Hin?ham, Co. C, 1st Michigan, arm.
Wm. Pottitt, Co. C, 1st Michigan, loot.
W. .'. Newman, Co. C. 1st Mkchigm. leg.
I lent. A II Merrltt, On. C, 1st Michigan, abdpmen.
Capt. Himldock. Co. F. 1st Michigan, both leg!.
Capt. spencer, Co. 14, 1st Michigan, arm and leg.
Gcrg. Hosier Color Pergt.) Co. 6, 1st Michigan, lag.
Lieut. I.iild, Co. C. 1st Michigan, lung.
Al< x. Jordan, Co. I, Ibth Massachusetts, thigh.
Corp. (?'. N. Hrodhead.Oo. E.3d Massachusetts , head.
? Buboy, Co. 1, 16th Massachusetts, side.
SIXTH CORPS? SHALER'S BRIGADE.
?ONB HI'NDRKD AND TWENTY-MCOND N*W TOM
VOLl'NTKBHB.
Killed.
Spngemt Hiram 0. Hilts, Co. C.
O r|?ral John Travera, Co. 6.
Corporal William Wbitwortb, Co. K.
Patrick Kami' n, (V). C.
James Wick ham, Co. E.
John ^nltwin, Co. II.
Miohacl Mcllale, Co. H.
Wounded.
M-i.ior J. B. Davis, Jaw broken.
LiutU. Win. Jl. Lakue, bip.
Sergeant ilirum Agao, arm.
Keigount Cbas. W. <>s wander, Co. E, thigh, slightly.
Sergeant Cbae. H. Kldridge, Co. E, chin.
Gorpural Hudson C. Marsh, (Jo. B, thigb.
Corporal lyorisum Adkioo, Co. H, hand, slightly.
Corporal Cbns. Williams, Co. C, neck.
Corporal'IiHniel Casoy, Co B, bead.
Corporal Hiram (J. W< olney.Co. G, eye.
corporal (ioorne s. Parser, Co. B .breast.
Corporal Morris Harrington, Co. B, badly.
Stephen Bluke, Co. B. breast.
? ?eorgeL. led, Co. B, leg.
William Van F.Ua.Co. B, fool.
James Miler, Co. C, bead.
F. A. Philip*, Co. E, lace.
Keno T. Gt illin, Co. E, hand.
Charles Hiccox, to K, eye.
Will lain N. Aihlield, Co. K, hand.
Cbarlea H WeiBinoro, Co. K, bead.
hdward II. 1 ease, Co. 0. hip.
< arlion zanders, Co. H, itHh neo.
James H. Mli:a Co. H, shoulder.
Homer Peck, to. H, cheek.
Darius Bowman, Co. U, cheek, slightly.
Benjamin Sharp, Co. H, right hand.
Ueurgeii. lAlhrop, Co. I, hand.
Nathan Johuaun, Co. K, hip.
Ikon is Uci'arihy, Co. K, right arm.
John Cain, Co. K, neck.
(?ourge Edwards, Co. K, right arm.
Simeon a Button, Co. K. leg.
TWENTY-THIRD PBNNSTfcVAXU.
Killed.
Flrat Lieutenant Joshua B. Garsed.
Wovmdtd.
Second Lieutenant J. R. Wilson, leg.
8ei goaat Claries Fugle, shoulder.
Corporal J lApp, ipg.
Corporal W. Dorsey, leg
Corporal Montgomery, slightly
Corporal Anthony SchaefTer, hip.
Corporal John Mctc.nf, thigh.
Corporal L Campbell, foot.
J. U. (irabam, thoulder.
Kliaa l.oroux, leg.
If Nolan, urm
H. Dougherty, breast. ,
liavld H; ear hand.
K1MUTY-81C0ND PENNSYLVANIA.
Wnu ded.
Orderly Sergeant Jno. C. Stackhouee, Co. A, slightly.
Win Montgomery, Co. Mi
John (i. Lawrence, Co. F.
Frank ..or.es, Co F.
Orderly ti. W. Willingnieyer, Co. I.
FIRST UNITED STATES CHASSEURS.
Killed.
Cnrpor.il J' bn Clarke, Co. B.
John O i rien, Co. ]{.
1-amy olio Byrnes. Co. I.
Wfl ..mi Kowen, Co. I.
IFctt tided.
I eopnld Weill er, Co. B
M m. -inrtb, IV. K
(Joorge I ouglass, Co. H.
Win. Career, Co. I.
Win. Ilai ina i, ( o. 1. I
to WAN *8 KIHST NEW YOUR INDEPENDENT BATTKRY.
Killed.
James Gray.
dtisC. biiiii.gs. j
Jacob T, Mclivay. !
Flward I'cio
Wound/ d.
I irst I.ieutf i.imt Win. I'. Wright, right lung.
First LtMteua i Win M. Johnson, liip.
?argo.?nt A . C. Kimbark j*head.
i hi | oral Alcsk McKlcsie, loot and arm.
tharlea II (iatre, both li'gv.
I :nu> lllicbkM>ctc. inor a.ty.
H.-nryW. i.irl?,'"(f.
llHiu.as ftlierm in, lioad.
LIST Ol'' WOONDBO AT Till HOPPITAI, OP Till
1IIIHU DIVISION', SIXTH CORPS.
lliom.'ix W. Walters, 0?. , rtnth I'ci.unylvunla, arm.
Munliw McCiranu. Co A.S'Utli i euiiHylvama, btp.
II. W. Nye, ? c. C. 19ih Maine, band .nid sliouldiy
(io . l..n.>, ' o. I>, 4 b lU-gulur buttery, severely.
Jacob CVIlyer, > o. H.Hlli Pennsylvania, b ind
John Jai k? n, f o. K, 4tii iJniiml r-'Uitos artillery, band.
Alon.o.l ilibci' k, i o. II, 2d MiiKacb'.tieits, arm.
t.ieul t'olonei M ix. i Itoman, ftyth Ne# York, shoulder.
i .ij.t. ii C Ko? icr.t o OJd Pennsylvania, lell toai.
Lent. Kr uklln White, :41st I'nm pylvania, slightly.
Bnri 1 m ker 1 o. I', O'Jd New York, ieg
Christopher laiy, . >.(>-'d N ?? Yor*, severely.
tfecUMt I (out. John l. a er,''o K, twth Pennsylvania, leg.
c;e. i|;e Yi si, to D, 08th Conntv I . ama, lex
Wai. Booker. ?'?. B.VMh ennsyhama. toot,
Wm. H ake. Co. ti, OHih iVLtiiyiTaiiia foot.
I enry r^cbreloer, i .>. it.twtb i e i. sylvai.ia.-arin.
I irni IJe t. i on is Mu other, ' o <; , '.(Hilt 1 enn., hip
"?orceaui A . i Pb II?i>h , i ;? . 101b 'Inn., shoulder.
Mai Hi. w Winner. o. , nHtli : ei.n-.jr, mm*. hand.
1'n jnilil Itott. C.i. C, 1 .191 it ''ei n ylv.mu, Irg.
VSm. II. Knboi k , Co , l.TSHi I'emiiylvaula, leg.
gtamuol (iurhotl. i n. a, I J'JIti rontiay aauia, ('Hit.
(okni.ii M. t oilier ; j itli ?vuu?vi?ar.la, lo t.
Kloratite llartmitu,' n. 1, 9M PeuusvlranU, >lngh.
HI hard lledeil. i o. ? 10. lb Pennsylvania, liutt ck.
.lobti 1 inglniK, Co. D, 1 6ih I'ennsyivania, m e.
Ira tiordot , to i ''.'4tli u>v York, arm ai:.pi;tated.
torpor a! i'l-ter fl. tost , ; o L. 74'h New Yoik , arm.
A C. I oilte,! o I, i'itli Mali ?, check.
t'aarlo" Sillier, t o. h, V4.Mli ^n? York check.
Kal| h V . i arior i o. . , ;j3U MaMtchuMtta, sale.
W W. ^i?ny,to 0, 106ch ."etiriyl.anin. *bc. ider.
ttinn.el l)avida<u,io A.iilllb 'ndiauu, thl<k-.
Jama* a. ioy .,C . K. l.'9th Pegaaylva'.ka.iCvt.
Jesse I'etlit, < o. H, OMii ' eabsyivama, arm cd<i brant ;
Homy Van l ersen, Co. r., 1.17th .e? lork - le
Uo'irite Weruer, Co. K lith I . .s. ? iiantry. kg.
Kdwm 1 . I'hilli|i'. ? o. K,37lb Niuasnchusetis. tnub.
JatneaHaicher, ?Vi K. 37ih MawaclltlMtH. bead. i
Alrnuu Coiwell.t.'o. I>.3ntb Mns-acUiiseli< ; t.
r. H. .Jeuks.fo. I . a; ill Mis?acii sens.!.- t.
Sim ifiit't Hai vin Field. Co. I*., *'l7th a->msett* leg.
.lames < iainpiuo,< o. ft, 37 lb Ma^eackuselU. wr.st
S?i noma t V Aalen.t <>. k, 7t . Ma*a?hu"li? sralp. j
I.iout A N. Biisli, Co. II. 37th M issach- sell*, thigh.
i bane'. Cmney, Co. F.. 37lh MtMSacbufe(l? , bolti e*i.
Jainta H.weu, in. K, 37th ilaasni hur-ntia. both lega.
John vl Tavlor, to. t, 37th Maa-aohusms. botb lan?.
First Sent l M. C. ^talT'-rd, Co F. Itl'Jd Nrw York, hind.
(apt .loliu 8 Bill*. A.1' to Mator C'lnTal Ne?! .u, foot.
Mil nay J Martin, Co. H i7ili Maine. Ive .
l.utUer ? blld?,Co K, 8tn Ittio.o laiaad artillery, buttock.
Ilei.ry H Campbell," o. K, n -jd I'aaoirlraaia, sida
Sein?-ini.l ?! I'arks, to. ', 13 *in eniisyivaull, Ibigh
tYtrporal Mn-baei Mei en- , C ? E 40th New Y?rk , arm.
Wllliai.iMc ie l?n,to. I. i.Wtb .'enosylvaoia. leg.
Wi.li.uu Kobina n, o K. ,itl> New . oreey. Ihlgh j
Orrm ?- bapparil to. A, AOtb <ew York, hip.
Peter OWkB.CO. . I07i li dhlK, arm j
John ' ormao.O- ? I. I07ih ' . ? host
danniei M>.wr?.to. A. !07iu .;hi<v thigh
Martin < a?y,t o V . 7th Mmoe, toot.
Haory tura. .?t New York l>?tter? irotb lata.
Wm. 'homn.Co. 11 ^'1 Hlnsle Blabd. back.
Iiaiilel Buckley , t o M. 7K Obi >, baud
First l.ieui. I> Qi'gar. A. I>. ebon. der, neck and arm
Wm. uabori.a. Co A 3d Naw York, both thi<bt.
K ii. P.^naey , ? o. !>. list obio, cbeatand both grolot.
Uao y lor<t,( o. 4, 7tli Masaacbaaetts, neck
Hantaan Vaa-ey , < o. L. 1st < rhto, bir 1
Patrick Kj?n. ? ? A. dtb Naw lersoy. leg.
John l> iiardy , Co. H, *th Micfelgaa. lac
A too no t. To 'liar. 0> H 37th Maaa , attoaldar blade.
Itaiit Frank M. ?owell. I4id Peaaaf ivaola neak and 'act. I
Lafayette McCo k Co II, 1Mb Verta- ot far*. >
Elthu Cortll, to > , 37th Haaaarbasetts buttock.
C C KaHy,Ot>. *ih l*?ouayl???la, aboaldar.
Wm. Tbomaa, bauery : , H. artllierf
cant. W. H Kaanigan, < o. U Ji. Y. Stale Ml Ma, thigh.
Letl B T%ttla,?V A, :at Khfla Island artillary, ahouldar. I
John L. Man halt Co X , 4tb Vermont , knea
Corporal J ? H. < hrimaa Co. F, lat ra.m. artillary, log
Om.J U. Hobaxt Ward, arm ot.
BrtdadXr <!?"? c * OHkuum, to grain. ;
Rrksadlar 6?a. Warrea bail to neck.
Pol. Ramsey FTanctoa, 'lb Maw Jersey. J
Col MoAlltota% lim Naw Janaf, ??ab woiad la thigh. >
IMA Col. Prtoe. 7tto NawJao*jr * !
Uaut Oai West brook. tWtb Naw York.
Ifator Kearney , lllh New Jm aay, knea
Major Ixrwarinc, ?QU> Peaneylraaia, bead, badly. I
S^or rlnklemayer>laff. .
Cfcpt Randolph , altffhlly
firt. NlrboM.Co. 0,?th Naw Jawy 1
c*S Havla, cV H, lag.
cairtu tanwr. n.Co R, 4a>?Ci Naw Tark.ara aadtlda. >
Omi. ufcrt, FMtwtor brigada
Adjutant Schoonover, nth New Jersey.
Lieut. Brown, Co. B, 8th New Jersey, ankle.
Lieut. Lambert, U>. A, 8th New Jersey, fool.
lieut. Hertford, Od. F, gib New Jersey , shoulder.
Cunt Chester, A. D. 0. to Geo. Humphrey, badly.
Lieut. Humphrey, A. D. C. to Geo. Humphrey, badly.
Capt. Henry, A. D. C. to Ueu. Carr, foot.
A est. Surgeon Stewart, 61b Kxcelsior, seriously.
Li.-ut MalMry , 7th New Jersey, (high.
Mej. Lee, 3d Maine, arm amuutated at shoulder.
Lteut. Col. Merfiam, 16th Massachusetts.
Lieut. Allen, 7th New Jersey, leg.
Lieut Dougherty , 7th New Jersey, shoulder.
Capt King. l#th Massachusetts, killed.
Lieut. Bullurd, A. D. C. to (.en. Graham, thigh.
Cnpt. Raphael* A. 1). C. to Gen. Ward, arm off.
Lieutenant Gaines, 7th New Jersey, contusion, back.
Lieutenant Brown, 10th Massachusetts, killed.
Lieutenant Hay, 7th New Jersey, leg.
Captain Ililiyer, 7th New Jersey, leg.
Lieutenant hat-lemon, leg, slightly.
Captain Frank Tyler, 6th Kxcelsior.
Lioulenaal DiiMeieub, 6th Excelsior.
Captain Sewell, 6th New Jersey, leg.
Captain Holey, 6th New Jersey, leg and band.
(fcptain Kodgers, 5th New Jersey. 1?K
Captain Con w ay, 6th Kxcelsior, slightly.
Cuplaiu Purdy, ;>lh Kxcelsior, slightly
Lieutenant summers, 6th Kxcelsior, slightly.
Lieutenant Jacobson, 6th Kxcelsior, slightly.
Lieutenant De /ouche, Mb Kxcelsior, sir htly.
Cantain Seeley . United states 4th artillery, badly.
Adjutant Kay, 1st Kxcelsior.
Lieu tenant Gay lord, 1st Kxcelsior.
Capt :iu Spencer, 1st Michigan.
Lieutenant G. M. Hammond, 80th New York#
Colonel Pierce. 3d Michigan.
Captain Wheeler, 3d Excelsior.
Lieutouant Willis, 40th New York.
Captain J. C. Conner, 1 If tb Pennsylvania.
Li'-u tenant I'orter, tHih Pennsylvania.
Lieutenant River, 11th kanuolnitelU,
Lieutenant Holmes, 2d Kxcelsior.
Major Mcl><nal<l, 1 1 tb Macsacbusetta.
Lieutenant p. Smith, 4th Excelsior.
Cn plain Shine, 4th I- xcelsior, killed.
lieutenants I erkins. Ballard and Richardson, 2d New
Hampshire, wounded.
Lieutenant Clark . 7th New Jersey, bruised leg.
Capt. Donois' u, 2d Kxcolsior, seriously bruised.
Cul. Ira C. Abbott, 1st Mm hlgun , face.
Lieut. lAdd,Co. K.lst Michigan. killed.
Lieut Men itt, t'o C, 1st Michigan, badly wounded.
Lieut. Woodrull, Co. 0, 1st Michigan, face.
Capt. Hrady,Co. F, 1st Michigan, Uesh, thigh.
Capt. Spencer, Co 1, 1st Michigan, leg and arm.
Col Wheeler, 20lh Indiana, killed.
Col. Jeffords, 4th Michigan, killed.
Cul. Austin, 3d Kxcelsior. killed.
C I. A. V. H. Mils, 124th New York, killed.
Major Janice Cromwell, 124tb New York, killed.
Lieut, col. K M. Cummins, 124th New York, wounded.
ADDITIONAL NAMES QF KILLED AND
WOUNDEu.
I-istot killed, wounded and missing in the 106th Penn
sylvan a Volunteers. ? Kilhifc- o. H, Scoond Lieutenant
Wm. H. French, Sergeant Samuel P. jones, Corporal
Samuel Hayberu, Corporal Samuel Klt/quior, James
RinkorjCa. a, < orpoial I avid G. Walton; Co. I,.). Hidor.
Wounded ? Co. A, Captain J . J. riper ry, l irst Lieutenant
Charles 8. Schwartz, Scop: d l.ioutenant Wm. If. Casey,
Sergeant James B. Strohru, Sergeant < buries
H. Crew, Corporal William s'lomouetz, Privates
W. Mc.rray, Goorge Morris. Win. Buy, lhomis
Ihompaun, ceo. Weber, Geo. Waldron. Company It ?
1 irst Sergeant Jns. Marshall, Corporal Patrick Murphy,
Corporal -James Murphy, Corporal Jolm Hallowed, pri
vates Wm. Hell, James Canning, Charles Develin, H in.
H. Duncan, Edward llanlin, Henry Hugue, Martin Kolly,
I a'rick McGroal, t.co Moore, Patrick Moore, John -chitz
line. Company C? corporal r. Ward, private R. ciiilord.
Company I'? I ijiitenant John Irwin, Lieutenant Joshua
A Cage, prlvuto-1 Geo. Haslan . A. Holcomb Company R ?
privates M. Delmyda, W. Keplard, J. Mol'herson, G.
Rogun ; Go. F: privates F. Lucke, J. Foctier;Co G, Captain
J. H. i resicnbacb, corporal Wm. H. I /it, privates John
Kearney. E. Powers, A. Siarr, C. Heite, a. Kilpstrlek: Co.
H; sergeant F. Weiilcrman, i riv.ite M. SheulljCo. I, Cap.
tain R. H. Ford; Co. K, Ll< utenant Wm. May, private Jas.
H. Eva, adjUU.nl F. M. I'lels. Miuing ? Corporal John S.
Core, Co A; private K. F. Knowell, Co. E; privato J.
Stearns, Co E-, cor|iornl C Yoakel, Co. F.
List of killed and wounded in Co. A, 142d regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers: ? First I. reu tenant Krank M.
Powell. Corporals William Jeremiah, Morgan B. Shirk,
Jno Gundy, Joseph Jones, privates W. J. Williams, l>a
vid I'avls, Thomas Brown. John W. Coleman, Ludwlg
Eviii.8, Jan.es Martin, A. C. JIcNabb, Samu -I D. Campbell,
John Noeek, slight. Musing? Privates Alfred Tail,
George H. llanl man, Thomas Jones, Jno W. Lytle'. Isaac
Mccullongh, Jno M. Wehsler, Sergeant William
G. Gicone, Co. E, 142d Pennsylvania. Wounded ?
Captain C. R. Evans, First Lieutenant A. G.
Necker. Died ? sergeant Scott Cllugan. Corporal
J. II. Ranks, H. II. Specht, privates Th .man Houghton,
Geo. Staplelon. Mitring? Sergeants T. Rs Wagner, Saml.
Brown: Corporal W. W. KealTer, privates Sol. Briar, Jacob
Mosier , Ceorge Reisb. George Keichley. m
The loltawi 'g is a list of tho wounded, and mlssl^ of
Company It, One Hundred and Forty second Pennsylvania
Voluntoers : ? U'numltd ? Captain A. Griermont, Kirsi
Lieutenants Walk, Second Lieutenant N I. Miller, pri
vates Christian M. Miller, Gillian Miller, James W. Tart,
Joseph O. Hammers, Clias. Karat, corporals N'oost
Kooiite, Day d- J. Levston. Mittino? I*rlvates Adam
Cusior. Jonn II. Buiel, Daniel Delauy, lleujnmin
I/hr, George Lebr, Isaac Miller: corporals William A.
Johnston and Isaac Miller. MUnng ? Privates C. Mick
ney.John Kushabargor, Wm. Suter, Joe-ipb Specht and
Edward Helsel.
'ihe following Are th.- wounded ard missing of Company
H, 142d regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers: ? Wounded ?
Ca.iUin J M. Durhnse, Sergeant Wm. Whaley, privates
l>evl >ioner, Alex. Cull ns and Henry l ongbery. Miu
tug ? Orderly Sergeant Isaac Francs, Sergeant Roblson
Balsey, corporals James Waller. Fiedk. shear, Romeo A.
Hell, Abraham Icber and Josenh Forrey, privates John
H. St'iior, James Cooly, Edward White, William
Artist: Win. Harvey, Wm* H. WMpky, David Beacomb,
Wm. Miller, Jacob uoer, Wm. Redmour, John C. Frauds ,
Co. G, I42d I'euusylvani i Vofanteers. II 'oun'rd ?
Corporals G. AHeger, Aaron Smith, privateii Stewart
tieorge, < liarles F. Shrewsbury, Edward B get, Jeremiah
Strcnk.Iavid H. Nugar. Win. Crock, Peter Renson.
Hitting ? Sergeants Jacob Williams, Hunj. T. Havils
man, privates Henry flatter, li soph Kengor, E. R. Kveret,
John Smlll, R. R. Gearhart, Alfred < ir;e;b. Peter
Wa ner, Corporal Henry C. laimor. Killed ? Corporal
James I. Couclly, Private Jtsoph L. Jockers. Mitring?
S coiul Ura t'-iiunt II. I'eike.
Ilie following aro kill'id and wounded In Co. F. 142d
Pen'isylvanla Volunteers: ? IF< (.?</?/?!? irst I.ient J. Rep
lev, 1' irst l.ieuteuHnt CvruH P. He It lev . Sergeants J. Han
t.'n, Martin liartin Ilatcn, Corporal I'a:!c?r i ivly, Pri
Vi tefl Chancy Itowmnn. Kmoj. Hag, J(4bua Keller, Jona
than l.evillg, Alex. Mordoclc, Henry Reuaer, Augketaa
Sell, rs, /'mill ir lull Wu ker. Join W ollord. KiUtd ? loseph
i!e lis. Mi ting ? I 'a| t. A.bcrt lle liey, Serg. J J.ta,
CoriMTals aiie-: Ream, chancy Dickey: privatos Alex.
Dickey, Wm. Dickey, Uriah l rn*, '/a. hari.h Jellrey, John
Hay, Charles ilo^cr, Andrew Parker, James shoemaker,
mu-ica. Hernial Johnson, Co. C, I42d I ennsylvaiim;
First l.l< ten.ii t J R. Watia-r, mlultg. prlvaUs David
MWklcr, Peter Moore, Peter Wbelpiey, Hegiern; Corporal
Jobu ( mi hie, Wm. Hue. Henry Hose, mlswuij; pri
vate :;c rge Pile, wonode.l ' Soige.int Augustus
Davis, missing, Srgmnt t buries Hannot, wounded.
Coipor.ils Norm. ii Phillips, Westley llumaert, John
Hoover l nvatirs Jolin Hennbo i gh, Ja kiton Roal, Sam'.el
Yot e, .-am el t;. Hirtiart; C..rp ral Samuel Young,
w undeil private Joaoph Hattnec. kille.1
The foil. .wing is a list of Mo k lie 1 and wo iuded in Co.
K, (no Hundred and forty-eecciid regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers:? ' apt mi C. II. Fligg, I.teut* u .nt J.-reiniah
HoAinan, wnmded Ht leg ; Ser(*uit Mward Mihlan,lcg .
Corporals has Mtiel, log; Wa.ic (ie-ncr, shoulder ... ^bua
llowell, ilea- . uo Grillin . :og. Private Andw . Wee carrier ,
Priiates ibiri-s Inker, hand J.ihn I 'ulaph-ii ,
hip; Geo. . 'einneitr.. loot William Su.lers, shoulder. John '
ftud.Tf, hand: .ooa* Suagritt. both legs. .?/?? ,n; ? Wil
llijm X. ilellepsy , Havl.l Horsey, Mamuel Davut Meredith
Joi.es, bester Cammer. John C.k>I. William Vau Busklrk,
Peter s.iiilh, Abrati >m i.lckel
I tie (> ilowlnc is a list ot ihekiiled. woundml and missing
In i o. i , One Hundred an l I uriy sec nd Peni.sylv?nia Vo
luuteers ? Killed ? ? Wm Keyn<> ds, Sam 1 .!. Co.hiirn.tieo
R. I. ckwood, A'.gusMn v . Werner, it' tutded ? t orporal
Jesse B. Moore Privates Geo. Re?t Westey , H. Borghe.m, 1
Win. H. Bower, Juues t?wer. I oier : emp ey. Win
(?uriuan, Jas. Hill, Samuel Kelly. I amel McVsughlnn, 1
iambeit K, Meklin, Wm. W sbe.m.dinc, Wm. J. M.er.fl,
Jas W. Sliaw, ilenry stroin n. Daniel Wener.
Jfiv-iiH/i?'-'ergoants I.. M Fulton, Wilson < amp, Wm
Rn.?dee. t orporal Courad Hearsley, Henry Ropie, l anlel
cowuing Paniei I inch Thomas llogue, Wm. l.aney.
Andrew II luy, Marcus W:sner. Capi.m Wm.'liarsuo,
slightly wounde i In shoulder Second Lieuteu.int Clias.
F. Honte. , slightly woutnled in leg.
Rebel Privateer ftnrned by Hnr Crew. |
Cai t. Wellington, of the bark Reindeer, from Barbados '
.Tune 81, makes the following report: ? On the 20th of j
June there arrived at Barbados a boat with one lieu
teuanl. one midshipman and ult.e men front a bark that
was then buruiog a few miles to windward of the Island. '
Tbey reported themselves as a prlte crew from the pirate
Florida, * ho were put on board an American bark loaded
with coal which was captured by the Florida some time i
ago. with order* to cruise In a certain plaro until tbe j
Florida required coal . when she would meet her and -get a
supply.
After cruising beyond tbe allotted time and not neeting
tbe Klorids, and finding tbey were gettiug abort of pro
visions, they concluded to run for a port and did so. |
After making Barbados, snd when some twelve mlios from
hwl, they set the vessel on Ore and burned her, as
they say, to avoid recapture, and c^me ashore '
in tbe boat, they refuse to give the name of tbe vessel
or any particular* except what I related above. After
being kept an hour In the boat to be examined M the !
Custom House, they were allowed to land. I saw them aa '
tbey landed. Tho officers, 1 sh >uld judge were Aaaerioana,
bit I hey made a sorry appearance, aad leaked tike
aayiMag but officers o* seamen, betag dreeeed in a kind
of t isey woolaey sack coat, tbrsadnars aad dirty, with
uth*r narmeot* of coarse stuff to match.
/be men, who appeared to be Irish aod English, wore
eoarsebloe flannel sbirta aad pent*, with caps similar,
their appearance wan mare uniform.
The United States steamer Oneida stopped off tbe port
tbe evening previous, but only communicated with (be
Consul and proceeded on her way to Trinidad
?trlka at Ike Wavy Yard.
Tbe ?b i a Joiners of tbe Brooklyn Navy Tart, who struck
Inuly for higher wags*, bad a meeting yeetarday'ln refer
ence to their late strike. At the time apnelfled by Ad
miral Paulding f< r them to return to work ban expired,
tbey were all discharged, and they iaiaMd lately appoint
?d a committee to vlail Washington, to confer with ike
SMretorv of tbe Navy
NEWS FROM GEN. ROSECRANS' ARMY,
Tiixabo**, July 4, 1688.
The telegraph wire* hay# been extended lo this place.
fh? following ia a summary of tho mivtiiMiila f or Um
last three days: ?
Further developments proved thai I he rebel retreat
from this place had not been so clear aa my Are* deapatcb
Indicated. Haste lo record the event Induced me to
five bat a superficial examination. The works are mucin
stronger thaa I supposed. Fort Rains, a large oaation, IB
the centre of a series or circle of strong outer works,
bearing upon every road and Important point In the
vicinity. The real weakness of Bragg was In not holding
Manchester As soon aa General Romcrans look Man
Chen ler and advanced towards Winchester be flanked an f
equal or Inferior force at Tullahoma. As soon as the head
of Um column* got south of Tullahoma Bragg evacuated#
Instead of one we have four siege guns; Instead of
"stores" we have a large amount of meal and other pro
vision*. After finding, on the 1st Inst., that Tuilaboms
waa evacuated, Raaecrana threw forward his force m
rapid pursuit, General Thomas moving on the Manchester
road from Manchester, and McCook on the road from
Tuilaboma. General Tbotnaa moved rapidly, In the hopes
of striking the enemy, morlng nearly due east to get ma
the military road built by Bragg. This General Thorns*
waited to do until the enemy was well beyond the angle,
and wbeu he waa crossing Kik river the division or
General Negley encountered ibe rear of Hardee at a point
about four miles north of Elk river, and skirmished wittj
It all day, losing four or five killed and wounded. Among
the prisoners waa Lieutenant I'iatt, of the Eleventh
Michigan.
The enemy 's res rguard , under Wheeler, made a stubborn
reelatance, delaying Gen. Negley so that the reb-1 trains
got beyond the river during the night of the 1st. This
same process on the part of General Buckner enabled
General Bragg, with the reserve artillery (tweutx si*
piece*), to cross Kik river at Efetell Springs on the eight of
the 1st, and to reach the mountains. The enemy on botl?
roads burned the bridges, and the rear guards took up
positions In hastily built works on the opposite lude of the
river. It was understood this was for the purpose of de
laying our crossing as long as possible, In order to enabl*
the lufantry and trains to got Into the mountains. To aid
tbem in this very heavy rains came up and the rtver rose
very high. The natives say they never saw the river so
high.
i he situation on the night of the 1st was : McCook at.
Estell Springs, with Kuckner opposite the forks; Thomas
at a point two-inileB up the river, with the enemy on ths
opposite bank, lhe main rebrl army was in the vicinity
of Winchester and Decberd, in camp, ready to move on
the 2d into the mountains. Department headquarters
' wen- on the suine night established at Tullahoma. (General
< rittendun . with a l ull corps, was sent by a rapid march
to tak" possess! >n of the roail leading from Ueclieru, via
Tracy City, to < hattanooga. This was successful , and
forced the enemy to take tho roads across the moun
tains. un the morning of the 2d McCook crossed
at the mouth of Jtnck cieek, bolow the vnemv's posi
tion, in front or our right, and thus Hanked the
enemy, who withdraw to Winchester and the mountains.
At tho upper bridge, where Negley was posted, similar
mamuvring was made with little better suocea* M/mis
seau and Uranuan'were sent to the nnper crossing to com?
down In the rear of the enemy, whom Negley was to de
tain, not drive. It was thought that Kotuseau could oross
by ten A. M. ; but the swollen state of tho river proven ted,
and only a few troops got acrns.j in time. Meantime a
civaliy h. i^adocime in upon t be right flank of tbo
enemy. The tiring was mistaken lor that of Rousseau , and
Negley opened with two battrrlos 1 u the enemy's posi
tion, one thousand yards distant, dismantling one gun
and killing several rebel gunners. They were taken
completely by surprise and'iuado but few replies, retreat
ing precipitately. Meantime Turchln bad engaged tbo
rebel right, and after a fight of two hours drovo it and
the entire rebel rorce from the field, killing thlrlyflve of
tbem.
The Ogbt only ended at two P.M. The troops were una bio
to cross until the morning of thc3d. They moved only *
short distance, fft-gley encamping on the battle Held, and
R usseau uml Rrannan on the bank or tbe river. McC'oofc
raemtime advanced to and occupiod Winchester, De
cberd and Cowan. This morning the whole force advanced
to tbo foot of the mountain at Cowan , to And the enemy
gone.'
We lost not over 1 ,100 men by casualties of all kinds.
Tho troops fullered much trom alternato beat and rain.
We have 1 ,500 to '.',000 prisoners, many of them deserters*
The enemy is entirely out of Tennessee, and our commu
nications intact. The railroad will be running lo this
point to morrow.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, July 6, 1863.
CONDITION Of OKNKRAL BIGKLKB.
General Sickles bag not been so well to-day as be ww
yesterday, and has been denied to nearly all visiters,
many of wh'm had called, among them General Hooker.
The crisis in General Sickles' case baa not jst beso
reached , but strong hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The amputation was skilfully made within an hour after
the wound was received, and no arterial blood was loei.
The operation was performed under the Influence of
chloroform. While it was being administered, beftre In
sensibility was produced, tbe General seemed to believe
himself still at the head of his corps on the field of bat
tle, and was giving orders to tuose around him as tf In
the boat of the engugnmeuL Upon his return to con
sciousness he inquired anxiouely ahsut the progress of
the battle, and said tie would give liis < tber leg, and bta
lile too, to insure a victory for our army.
Many ofheers of distinction who CAlled upon the M tend
ing surgeon to inquire tor General Hekles, unhesitatingly
stated that he bad that day saved the army from disas
ter.
A PANIC IN RICHMOND.
Within the last two duys'there have been *csral arri
vals here of |iersons direct from Richmond. Ibey all
represent that a complete panic prevails there, and the
gloomiest anticipations of disaster are entertained
ACTIVITY or TIIK SANITARY COMMISSION.
The Fanitary Commission are busily engaged day and
night In sending supplies of hospital stores and comforta
to the soldiers wounded in tho late battles, and wlw have
bo> n made tick by the extraordinary exert i s and
fatigue which they have recently endured. There sni?
piies are forwarded to Frederick and Westraiucter, both
by railroad and wagons Ali tho relief corps of surgeons
and attendants attached to the oflice In this city havo
gone forward already with ample supplies of (ordiais,
tic., to the Held ef operations.
AFFAIRS AT VlCKSBtftA.
The secietaryof Admiral Porter arrived In this city
yesterday, and has bad an Interview with tho Secretary
of the Navy. He gives very encouraging accounts of the
situation of alfairs at Vlcksburg, where, be says, every
thing is working well. By this time be thinks that the
city must bo in our possession, ss its surrender was daily
e:.; ?*~:el when be left.
PAROLSD PRISONERS OF WAR.
The Ucdai.d correspondents at Harrisbarg and alee
where In Pennsylvania, apeak of Urge numbers of paroled
pusoacrs arriving at those points. By the terms of tbe
cartel agreed upon between I'onitnissionets Lodlow and
o .id sll such paroles are Irregular and Invalid, and IS*
sm< mould be at onco returned to their regiments
f? duty. None are acknowledged as prisoners of
-.ar ai.d subject to exchange or release from active
d. ty untH exchanged, except prisoners actually in
p *?eesioo snd delivered up at City l*o<nt, and at snsie
other place in the Southwest to be sgreed upon. Tba
only exception to this rule Is that tbe cosamandlsg
generals of armies in I bo | field may, for special
reasons, agree to an exchange of prisoners takes during
tbe operations of their respective forces. It waa la ac
cordance with this rule that General I-ee, after the battle
of Krtday, at Gettysburg, asked lor an armistice far tho
exchange of prisoners taken , well knowing that be could
not make those in his hands available In exchange In any
other way, as bs could not bopo to be able to retain or
tranafer them to the custody of the military authorities ,
at Richmond.
THR DISTRICT MILITIA NOT CALLID OCT.
Tbe special emergency for which the militia of the Dis
trict of Columbia 6ere called out having opened, owssg to
the recent yictorlee, the orders for mustering them into
service hss boen suspended for the preeent. Ttu militia
have been officially complimented for the promptness
with which they responded to tho call.
mirURN OF TBI IWDADDUnU!.
Strangers ars again coming into the city freely aloe*
the defetft of tbe rebels at Gettysburg has inaursd lla
safety, sad the streets snd hotels again present a lively
appearance.
As/be militia regiments ordered to be mustered Into
the United States service tar sixty days from tbts District
for the defence of tbe city have been notified that their
services wtU sot be required at preseet, there will un
doubtedly b/a large influx presently of skedaddle** who
were suddenly cilia- 1 North.wben the order was first pro
mulgated. These timorous souls may now coses bsck
without tM fear of being called upon to defesd their
homes and flrssidss.
MATiNariNHlD arriyai.k.
A number of distinguished persons are In the trty
Vice President Ham. in, Benators Wilkinson, of Minnesota;
rnandler,_of Michigan, snd Hon E. B Wash bur se, of
Illinois, ars at tbs Natlooal, and Hon. hot II. Morrefl, of
Maine, at Wlilar i's lldtel.
Major General Booker, recently commanding tbe Army
of the PMoraar , arrived In W#hlniien tbfe afternoon , sail
Is oecspymg quart err opposite Wjlarifa.
Tbe Draft In Rftode .lelasl.
rsoviMM*. a I , Juir ?, iMt.
The draft takss place at o?ce la Mis Mate There ar*
lb bo drawn a,M0, and M per neat asors SS a* sllowsass
tor exempts.
