New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
SEARCH FOR THE MISSING
OUR LOSS 0ELY FIFTEEN KILLED
LESS THAN FORTY WOUNDED.
NAMES OF MgN IN THE HOSPITALS.

men.
The casualties are not as large as at frat re-
ported.
The feeling is prevalent that the partial failure
of the expedition arose more from the want OF
skill in Gen. Pierce, officer in command than
from any other cause.
The following are the cases in the hospital;
Joseph Richards, Company g, Sd New-York
Regiment, sligh. bayonet wound in thigh.
VIM. c. Cady, Company F, Sd New.York
Regiment shot in abdomen-mortaL
James Garbett, Company G, Sd New-York
Regiment, shot in thigh.
John Connolly, Company A. Sd Eew-York
Regiment shot in knee.
Philip Sweeney, Company G, Sd Nsw.York
Regiment shot in thigh.
Z. w. Stone, Company H. Sd New-York
Regiment, sightly wounded.
Frederick ii. Baker, Company A, 81 New
York Regiment, wounded in calf Of leg.
Francis l.. SOuther, Company II, 4th Massa
chusetts Regiment, shot through both arms and
chest; died at $40 p. M, June TO- in hospital.
John Dunn, Company II, 9Th New-York Reg
;ment compound wound of night elbow; arm am
putated, doing well.
Joseph Knowles, Company f, 9th New-York
Regiment, right forearm amputated.
Conrad Gauth, Company X, 9TH New-YOrk Reg
iment, wounded in chest.
John Conway. Company X, 9th New.York Reg
iment, shot under the skim
James H. Preston, Company A, 9TH New-fork
Regiment sun stroke; doing well.
Adolph vincennes, Company A, 18th Ncw-fork
Regiment shot in the chest
Geo. Boyce, Company Fl. Sd N. Y. Regiment,
shout through tue left armpt.
Joseph Wager, Company i, 9Th N. Y. Regiment,
shot through both scapuln.
WIN. Hall, Company d, Sd N. Y. Regiment,
shot in the wrist.
John Larkins. Company Z, I'd n. Y. Regi-
ment, shot in the arm.
flanagan, Company E. % N. Y. Regiment.
shot in the arm.
Dodge, Company F, ID Regiment, wounded
slightly.
Mooney. Company f. I'd Regiment, dead.
Tibault, 9Th Regiment, dead.
1t is impossible to give the Inst Of the dead,
which it is now thought will not exceed fftevo.
The casualties, rs far as bave ascertained,
are:
Col. Duryee's Regiment-4 killed, g wounded,
4 missing.
Col. Townsends Regiment-i3 woundtd-ope
mortally.
Col. Cars Regiment killed wounded.
1t is reported that in Col BeodiI's Regiment.
OF Newport News, were killed.
OF the Vermont and Massachusetts Regiments.
it is believed that only was killed and or
wounded.
To the Associ,,ed Tr.a-
BA,TIsoHr, Wedne-1sy, June II, 1861.
The steamer nom Old Point has arrived leic.
The account Of yesterday OF the battle at Great
Bethel, embracing ali the intelligence received y.
headquarters up the departure of the steamer, is
correct But few particulars have 10 be added TO 1t.
No further military movements have taken place
The soldiers rt.iiDg from tie great fatigue O.
Yesterday consequent upon the march Of ;~entS mics
and an action Of nearly two hours with not complete
meal for more than "A hours.
On the withdrawal Of the Federal troops the rebel
cavalry and infantry in considerable force followed a.
far as New Market bridge this side of Little Bethel
inhumany charging in one instance thore bearing oil
Tue enemy had in the action six guns, behind the
batteries.
There were about twenty of the Federal troops
killed and il is said the number Of wounded is not ~
great as at first reported.
WOUNDED.
Third Regiment Of Men York.
| Joseph Richards slight bayonet wound in the thigh
w. G.. Cody, MORALLY in the abdomen
| James Garbet,s, shot in Tie thigh.
| 4. w. Stone, slightly.
| Frederick A. Baker, in the leg. slightly.
George Boyce, shot through the left axills-
WIN. Hall, shot in the wrist
| Fyhh Regiment oj Nt,o- York.
John Dunn, shot in right elbow, dangerously; am
putated.
Joseph Knowles, shot in the forearm, anputated
John Conway, shot in tho leg.
! Adolph Vincennes, sho; in the chest.
Joseph Yeaeer shot under the sculpuls.
| Seresh Regiment Of Ness- York.
Conrad Gsuth, wounded in the chest
| Joseph H. Weston, sun-stroke.
| The Nes- York Naval Brigade.
Joseph Reed injured
John Faley, injured.
Fourth Regiment Of Hassdehasetts.
Francis L. Southcr shot through the chest, and lost
! both srms-since dead.
| A gentleman of respectablity, who came up from
Old Point this morning, and sfent come time ri the
fortress during yesterday and Monday, sayv the pas
eengers were greatly astopisbed reaching here TO
learn Of the greatly exaggerated accounts relative 10
the repulse q, Great Bethel
Up 20 the time the boat LEFT last evening be WA in
conversation with both officers and privates who were
in the engagement Some modification was expressed
st the bad management, Of Gen. Pierce bat none as to