Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28

vates-wounded severely, l captain, 2 sub
a%lterns, 2 corporals, l9 ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
2 sergeants, l9 privates.
22d Infantry attached-killed, s prlvates
wounded severely, ! captain, 8 prlVates-
slightly, Q sergeants, So privates.
18th In~fantry-killed, ! sergeant, a cor
poFals, 10 privates-wounded severely,
colonel, | subaltern, 8 sergeants, s corPo-
rails, % privates-slightly, 8 sergeants' ~
p%rivates.
Esd Infantry-killed, l sergeant, 4 Pri-
vates-wounded severely, | captain, SUD
%alterns, 5 sergeants, 2 corporais' - PR
vates-slightly 2 sergeants, 2 corPorais' l
musician, 10 privates.
of Gen. Ripley's Brigade.
2Ist regt. none-l9th Infantry attached
killed, 3 enthusiastically wounded 2
privates-missing 9.
Esd Infantry-severely wounded, ] Pm
vate.
Of Brig. Gen. p. b. Porter's command.
Fenton's regiment of Pennsylvania mil,
tia-kllled, 8 privates-severely wounded
] p~rivate-slightly, ! private-missIng, z
officers, 4 non-commissioned officers ana
privates.
Corps of Ipdians-kiIled, 9 privates-se,
verely wounded, 4-slightiy 4-missing'
10.
GRAND ToTAL-2 sergeants, 4 corporals,
2 musicians, So privates killed.
colonel, 3 captains, 5 subalterns, 3 ser
geants, IL corporals, los p~rivates severely
wounded.
9 sergeants, 2 corporals, | musician I03
p%rivates, slightly wounded.
8 officers, l6 non commissioned officers
and privates missing.
Total non-commissioned officers, Tusi.
clans and p~rivates, SIG.
Aggregate, 1928.
Names and rank Of officers scoumded.
Col. Campbell, llth Inf. severely; knee
pan fractured.
Captain King, ED Inf. dangerously shot
wound IN the abdomen.
Capt. Read, 25th Inf. badly flesh wound
IN the thign.
Capt. Harrison, 42d, doing duty in the
9th infantry, severely thigh amputated.
Lieut.. Palmer, Adjutant of 9th inf. Sc
verely shot wound in the shoulder.
Lit. Barron, 18th infantry, severely,
LIT. De Witt, 25th infantry, severely.
LIT. Patchim, 25th infantry, badly flesh
wound in the thigh.
1t. Brimhall, 9th infantry, slightly.
NoTE.-The slightly wounded are fast
recovering.
c. X. GARDNER, Adj. Gen.
Inspector Generals Office.
Head Quarters, Left Division,
Camp near Fort Erie, July Sd.
Return of the British prisoners Of war
who surrendered by capituiation with Fort
Erie on the afternoon Of the Sd July, 1914,
to the Left Division of the United States
army under the command of Major Gene
raj Brown.
Sth or Kings Regt. l Major.
Royal Artillery, | lieutenant, ! corporal,
| bombr. and 10 gunners.
Tooth Regt. | captain, 2 lieutenants, l
ensign, 4 sergeants, 5 corporals, 5 must
clans, SO privates-
RECAPITULATION.
9Th Regt. | Major.
Royal Artillery, ! subaltern, | corporal,
! bombr. 10 gunners.
Tooth Begt, | captain, 3 subalterns, 4 SER
geants, 5 corporals, 5 musicians, SO pr,
Yates.
Aggregate 1877.
Az. ORNE, Asst. ms. Gen.
MAJOR General Brow",
Copy Of letter from Com. M~acdomough,
to the Secretary Of the Macy, dated
U. S. Ship Saratoga, at the lines,
29th June, 1914.
SIR-1had information yesterday, that
two spars intended for the masts of a ship
building at Isle-au-Noix were on their way
to Canada, in charge of four citizens OF the
u. States. l sent sailing master Vallette to
destroy them, which ne did near the lines.
The persons who were towing them made
their escape On shore. One of the spars was
IS feet in length the other so feet. 1t is
supposed from the size of these spars that