Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
lFrom the st. Louis Republican, November l.
siccOnrs Gallant Chnrse-List ~ Killed
= and Wounded.


never wavered or broke their column.
There is no doubt SicoOnis charge was q
most brilliant affair. The Major is a most
dashing and impetuous officer, as is evident
from the fact that while in command Of Gen
eral Btm's Body-guard in Hungary he led q
charge in which, out of two hundred sni
ff(y men, only seventeen returned. OF such
performances one may say as did Pelissier,
Of the famous performance at Balaklava, il is
magnificent but it is not scientific warfare,
KILLED OF THE BODY GUARD.
Corporal Schneider, Co. B.
Corporal Morrison, Co. G.
Private - Wright, Co. B.
Dennis Morat, Co. B.
Ross, private, Co. B.
Corporal Chamberlain, Co. A.
- 0sburgh, private.
- Frei, private. ..
- Slattery, private, Co. B.
- Franz, wagner, Co. A.
- Davis, private, Co B.
- DuthrO, private, Co. A.
j. Shrack, Co. B.
William Vanway, private, Co. O.
Alex. Linfoot private, Co. Q.
John H. Stephens, Springfield (citizen) killed
by mistake.
WOUNDED.
Patrick Naughton, Captain Irish Dragons,
shot in the arm near shoulder; slight
wound.
Patrick Connolly, First Lieutenant Irish Ora.
goons, dangerously, twice through the
chest.
N Westerburgh, First Lieutenant Company
B, Body Guard, shot in the shoulder and
right fore finger shot off.
j. W. Goff Second Lieutenant, Body Guard,
Company @, shot in the hip; slight.
Joseph G. Frock, Lieutenant, Body Guard,
Company A, flesh wound in the leg.
E. L. Dean, Corporal, Company Q, Body
Guard, slight wound in right side.
Julius Becker, Corporal Company A, Body
Guard. in the neck, dangerous, and will
probably die.
S. B. Underwood, Corporal, Company B.
| II. NJ. Diggins, private, Company @, Body
Guard, flesh wound in the thigh.
G. H. Bowman, private, Company A, Body
Guard, in the head, slightly.
! Edward Carney, private, Irish Dragons,
shot in the side, dangerously.
| B. T. Stabler, private, Company @, Body
Guard, shot in the wrist.
f. LandeGking, private, Company A, Body
Guard, in the hand, one finger of.
guard, slightly.
G. W; Moore, Company g, Body guard
- Nelman, Company B, Body guard
saber cut and bruises on the head, danger
Gus.
Charles GiIsticht, Irish Dragons, shot in tn,
Gerald Connor, Irish Dragons, shot in tn,
hip,
VIM. ]. Mcdonald, Company A, Body-guard
flesh wound in the thigh.
John Frank, Company B, Body y-guard, in tn
shoulder (slight)
| A. L. Weisa, Company A, Body guard, sho
in the thigh.
Louis Weinel, Company B, Body-guard, sho
in the thigh (slight
Geo. W. Holbrook, Company B, Body-guard
shot in the elbow Slight fracture.)
r. NJ. Smith, Union citizen of Mile
County, prisoner, and wounded, saber
cuts on head.
Daniel L. Jones, Company G, Body-guard
shot in thigh Dangerously
R. N. Mcdonald, Sergeant, Company Q
Body-guard, shot in leg (slight)
First Lieutenant, Joseph Kennedy, Compan.
G, in arm.
Nearly all the members of the Body guar
of Company G are from Cincinnati or Gov
inRton, or the immediate vicinity.
Sergeant Chas. II. Hunter, of Cincinnati
whose father was at the battle of New Or
leans, particularly distinguished himself.
Captain Patrick Naughton, of the Iris
Dragons, was slightly wounded, and Firs
Lieutenant Patrick Connolly, dangerously
Edward CarDy, of same company, was killed
Chas. Gilsliechter had an arm broken, AM
Gerald Connor was shot in the hip.
John H. Stephens, al old and highly es
teemed citizen and prominent Unionist, wh
was running while the Body-guards wer
charging through the streets, was mistake
for rebel and killed.
r. NJ. Smith, of Mills County, who was
prisoner with the Secessionists, was SER
ously though unintentionally wounded b
our men.
The rebel loss is stated at fifty to sixt
killed and forty to fifty wounded The Sc
cessionists were seen to carry off four or fiv
wagon o sds Of Corpses, and negro declare
he witnessed the interment of one hundre
bodies, which statement will he receive
with the customary grains of allowance
The rebels buried most of their own dea
and bore off their wounded, only FIVE or 81
being in the hospital here. Surgeon Hughe
of the F rst MissoIri Cavalry, went on to til
field after the engagement, and brought
both our own and some of the rebel wouude,
while the Secession Surgeon, DR.. Goodwin
is reported to have visited the scene of acto
under flag of truce, and to have left sever
of our severely injured men on the groun
Lieutenant Connolly, who lay there uni
nearly midnight, declares he was struC
across the face with saber, bis boots pulle
off, nj bis person robbed Of $40 while y +
in great pain upon the field, and believes th
was done by some of the rebels under IL
! flag of truce.
The number of the rebels engaged in Fr
: day e action is reported at fifteen hundred
two thousand. They we're commanded t
Colonels Price, johnson, Turner aud FIR
zeT, and Price and Turner are said TO hay
, been killed; but this needs confirmation.
Some Of the Body guard are reported
! have slain six rebels each, and at one time
The engagement fifteen members of CompaI
q routed one hundred of the enemy in
fair fight. Two Secession companies, ms e
ing in the woods, mistook each other fl
Federal troops, and both Of them ran {
panic stricken.
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