The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-20

nal staff feel deeply Indebted for their unceasiag
exerions M.ioT-G Generals Sir Harry. Smith, Gil
(who noby fell in the hour OF victory fully realised
the h gh expectations Ihad formed OF thei conduct
as leaders Of di visions.
With the Brigadiers, the commandant OF artillery,
and the chi ct engineer, the commanding officers oil
regiments and with the departmental staff, was
also greatly pleased their exerons were most un-
Renting, and highly praiseworthy.
visions OF infantry, the brigsders Of cavalry and
the comma ndant of artillery speak in the highest
terms Of their respective staff and It is my inten-
ton. as soon as possible, to forward to you, right
honorable sir, list containing the names Of all the
officers have just enumerated, together with the
names of all those who appear to me specially TO
merit appreciation and favor.
The hurried manner in which am forced to col
lect information, and prepare these numerous de-.
talls, may, fear, cause the omission OF the names
Of some officers well deserving OF notice but shall
not tail to send in supplementary list when | can
assure myself of their individual merits az il would
be most painful 10 me to feel that had not done
justice to any of the brave men tho shared with
me the gories and dangers of this arduous conflict
beg now to mention the conduct OF an illustrous
nobleman, Count Ravensbure, who,. with the off,
GERS OF his quite, Counts Greuben and Oriola, did us
the honor to accompany the force during cur opera
tons. They were present at Modkee, and in this
great battle Il Is with the greatest pleasure and
sincerity can bear my testimony to their gallant
conduct on these occasions, worthy of the high re-
putatl on in the arms of their countrymen, and of
the great ancestor OF one Of them lament to add,
tnatDr Hoffmelster the medical attendant ON the
Count, was killed in the action on the 2lst instant
herewith enclose the report Of Lieutenant Gene
raj, the RICH. Hon Sir H. Hardinge, the second in
command: have the honor to be, &c.
H. COUGH. General, Commander-in-C Chief.
LIST OF OrricERs K,LLro AND WOUNDED -HEAD
QuARTERs' SrArv.-Klled-Msjor Gen. 8 r. H. Sale,
M' Grant
PEEsosAL Observation-Disclosures. Col r. Wood,
Lieut. r. Hsines.
GENERAL srAyr.- Killed-Major A. W. Fitsroy Som.
ARTILLERY DlvIsroN. -Killed-Captains j. Trower, F.
Pollock. wounded-Csp.alns W. K. Warner. NJ. Mac.
kenzie LIST Lisuts. E. Alay. c. v. Cox C. A. Wheel.
CxvALRy DIVISION srd 1t Drsgs Killsd-Bvt Cspts.
g. Newton Z. Codd Cornet Ellis, g. w. X. Bruce,
Mo,iey; , Wwounded.srsdr W Mastlsr. L. Col. ..
Hayelock, Bvt Captain T. L. Harrington, Its. Fisher
@ swinton, f. 3; Cureton; H. e; Morgan, A.
Volunteer Mr.: A. Alexander. Governor Generals Bo.
dy Guard Killed-Lt. W. Fisher. Woundsd--Bvt Capt.
Wounded-Major Alexander, Lieutenant r Christie.
F,asr ISyAxrax plvnoN-Divsional and Brigade
son hasnrsa
Lieutenants Nicolls A. Galloway, E. Hcldich. slst
Foot Kiiis.,Lisntsnsnt l. R. Pollard Lieutenant n,
J. Paul, H: P. Hutton sO,h Foot wounded Captain.
Bsrns: Ee.sns A. White, nisusnsns Ind ADJ
c. Mullen. Gath Rsgt. N. l. Killed-Brvt Msj. Crit,
Killed-Lieutenant @. woilen. wounded Lieutenant
end Adjutant c. W. Ford Ensign Wsidaw. 4sth Regt.
N. 1. Wounded-Lient L. w. Ltchford, r. c. Taylor
Wounded-Lisut Col. c. G. Tsyla-. Prgdr. Major 3.
A. A. simmons WOUNDED Major q csnercve, Capt. A.
e. e. H stsRnsy =. Ear LishSai,y Killed
Clark B. Kendall. Lieuts. D. c.. T. gs.tson, R. W. H.
kan:nawe. Ensigns :; o Salisbury, c. L. Wriford %
Native Grsns. Killed O. A. Asms.r2ng: Wound.
warden, W. 8 R. Hodg son 10Th RsEim snt N l. Grens
Killed-Msjor N. I. Hull. woundsd-Ens. J. O'Bryen
4Stn Kss l. C. VI Ha%ii'S9
--Killed-Msjor Gen. Sir J. M'Caskil KCB and
Xix: Col N. Wallace, Brigadier 9th Foot Killed-Col
Capts Borton. Lts A. Taylor J. U. vigors F. Slew
wright W. 9. Cassidy. Ems. w. H. Forster. soth Foot
Z av,i ss:t IT,
Lockhart Brevet Capt 8. Fraser. L. NJ D. Freeman
2;sh Light Infantry, N J. Killed Ln. @. A. Croly, A.
FOURTH INFANTRY DIvsIor.- Divisional and Brigade
STAFF. KIlled-Lt Harvey: Wounded L. Col. 7. Reed
sd-Msjor VI T. shortt Capt.. s. W Graves, c: ": sb-
18th Regiment Nj. woundsd-Lt Col. Bruce. Cant
R.rns aSl%s' " w. struths BV
Capt C. @. Walsh, Its A. O. Wood, l. H H. Lukn. Ems.
F,asr BaroADE-slst Foot. Klled-Lieuts w Hart,
B enchlsy. Wounded Col Byrne, Capts w Wltles,
T Buckley, g D Young, Lieut. L Pollard. och Foot
Wounded-Asst-surg Il Gshan. 47th nj. Wounded
srcosD BsIoADE-5oth Foot. Killed-Asst.surg A
Gradon. Woanied.Cspt H Needham, Lieuts w
sand \ ii Kilsd-Lisut spence. ~eundsd-Ens
Van Holt
sIrrH BarcADE.-soth Foot wounded-Col Bun