Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-23
List of Killed and Wounded.

useTFcu tIul LIEUT. NEWMAN, WIN was mere OH
service in the spring. is severely
rounded. The Boston Times also states that
'ol Y. b. RANSOM, late Of Norwich VT, was
lied. His name is not in the list below bu,
he New-Orleans Pcayune states that this list is
OF complete, and there is therefore ground for
pretending that the statement Of the times is
30 correct. Col. Ransom was doubtless one of
he very best officers OF his rank and grade in
he field. In our judgment, he better deserved
he rank of General than his more favored COM
ade Pierce Of New-IIampshire.
p. S. Later advices do not confirm the report
f the death of Col. Ransom.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED,
Officers kale6, Regulars.
Major Mills, 18th Artillery.
Capt. Burke, LIST Artillery.
Capt. Holman, 9TH Infantry.
Capt. Thornton, I'd Dragons.
Capt Capron, LIST Artillery.
Capt Qualey, I'd Artillery.
Capt Anderson, Cd Infantry.
Lieut.. Irons, lst Artillery, but attached 10
Gen. Cadwaader's staff.
Lieut.. Preston Johnson, LIST Artillery, but at
tached to Mpgruder's battery.
Lieut.. Easily, Cd Infantry.
Lieut.. Woodrnan, 18th Infantry.
Lieut., IIassman 2st Artillery.
Volunteers.
Lieut.. Chandler New York Regiment
Col. p. NJ. Butler, South Carolina regiment.
Lieut.. David Adams, do. do
Lieut.. w. f. Williams, do. do.
OFFICERS WOUNDED.
Regulars.
Col. Clark, 9th infantry, slightly
Col, Morgan, 18Th infantry, severely.
Major Wade, Sd artillery, severely.
Major Sconiment, 9TH infantry, slightly.
Capt. Wassels, Cd infantry, severely.
Capt. Philip Kearny, LIST Dragons, left arm
shot off,
Capt McKonnells, Sd Dragons severely.
Capt. Craig, Sd infantry, severely.
Capt. Ross, 9TH infantry, severely.
Capt J. R. Smith, % infantry, severely
Capt. Chapman, 9Th infantry, slightly.
Capt Johnson, 9th infantry, slightly,
Capt. Halfway, 3D. artillery, slightly.
Capt Hoffman, 9th infantry, slightly,
Lieut.. SCHUYLER Hamilton, LIST inf but attach
ed TO Gen. SCOTS staff, severely.
Lieut.. Holloway, 9Th infantry, but attached tc
Smiths Light battalion, severely.
Lieut. Bacon, 9th infantry, severely
Lieut. Calender, ordnance. but commanding
howitzer battery, severely.
Lieut.. - artillery, severely.
Lieut. Hermon Thorn, Sd Dragons, attached
to - staff, slightly.
Lieut. llcndrickson, 9th infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Hundert, 9th infantry, severely.
Lieut. Boynton, LIST artillery, but attached tc
Tayor's battery, slightly.
Lieut.. Lorlmer Graham, acting with Isl Drag
oons, severely.
Lieut. Van Buren,, rifles, slightly.
Lieut. Martin, LIST artillery, right arm shot off
Lieut.. Goodlac, 18th infantry, mortal'y.
Lieut.. Farrely, 9Th infantry, but attached to
Smiths light battery, severely.
Lieut. Lugenbell, 9Th infantry, Adjutant,
slightly.
Lieu. Bee, Sd infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Lovett, Sd infantry, Slightly.
Lieut.. Chandler, Sd infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Hollins, 4th infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Tilden, Cd infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Newman, 9th Infantry, severely
Lieut.. Gardiner, I'd infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Hayden, I'd infantry, slightly,
Lieut.. Sprague, 9th infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Palmer, 9th infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Bucknor, 9th infantry slightly.
Lieut.. Cram, 9th infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Simpkin, 18th infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Peternel, 18th infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Bennett, 18th infantry.
NEw-YORK REGIMENT.
Volunteers.
Col. Burnett 9Th regiment
Capt. Farchild, slightly.
Capt. Dyckman, severely.
Lieut.. Sweeney, severely.
Lieut.. Jennings, slightly.
Lieut.. Cooper, severely.
Lieut.. McCabe, slightly.
Lieut.. Potter severely.
Lieut.. Grifien, slightly,
Lieut.. Malnowsky slightly.
SoUTu CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Col. Dickinson, severely.
Capt. James ID. Banding, slightly.
Adjt. Canty, severely.
Lieut. Lamptor slightly.
Capt. X. 5. Moliat, slightly.
Lieut.. X. S. BellIngs, severely.
Lieut.. J, r, Clark, dangerously.
Lieut.. ]. W. Steen, slightly.
Lieut.. ]. r. Davis, slightly.
Capt. w. d. Desandure, slightly.
Lieut.. James Abney, serious.
Santa Annals account has also been published
in winch he acknowledges defeat, and attn
butes il entirely TO the dsobedlance OF Gen. va
encia. We copy the concluding part OF his nc
count, because OF lis bearing on the subject G
peace; a,
lZlng Inc loICesi anu muhhllb tlc o"t'S'NS, ~"
ing placed myself at the head ola column who
should offer resistance 10 the last extremity, re
ceyed n communication from the General-r
Chief of the enemy, proposing an armls'lee ihI
might give time to listen TO the proposition
which may be made by the Commissioner OF IN
Government OF the United States, to put an en-
to the contest between the two nations. at
cepted the arnlstce, and having had meetln
of the ministers, resolved to listen TO the abov
propositions.
The suspension of hosllities is always ble'
sing, because war is always an evil, PARTICULAR
after the failure Of grand combinations. 1