The national Republican., 1861-07-24

9 peculiar substance, supposed to be Of poi.
sopous nature, were found all over the field. A
number Of rifle balls, with brass cartridge
oases attached, such ~ are used In an English
breeoh.losding rife Of late invention, were also
found on the field.
THE MIOHIokE FIRST REoIMEHT.
The last seen Of the gallant Colonel Wilcox,
h- vas lying wounded on the battlefield, and
be is either dead or taken prisoner; Captain
Wilmington, company B; - Butterworth,
company c; Lieutenant Casey, company q,
- Monck, company F; Orderly Sergeant
Lewis H rtmeyer, company A; privates Rich
ard Jones, company A, James Kelley, company
F, and both color.bearers, all killed. ----C Gun.
nipghsm, company A, and John Stafford, COM
pany q, are among the wounded. Major Bid.
we'll took the place Of Col. Wilcox, and man.
aged to bring his regiment out Of the field. in
the best possible order. Several hundred Of
the men have not Jet returned to camp. /
THE HIonLANDERs. e. an Il
On the first retreat Of the troops, Lieutenant |
Colonel Elliott rallied the men, who afterwards |
made three different charges on the snemy's
cavalry, and would have probably captured the
whole of them If they had been properly Aanked.
Alter the death of Colonel Cameron, the CON,
fnand fell upon the gallant Lieutenant Colonel
Elliott, who acted in the coolest possible man.
ner, and dashed of to order up the reserve Of
General Blsnksr, but was too late TO rally our
retiring rear. The regiment suffered consider.
ably. Besides losing their Colonel, they had
many of their best officers and men killed,
wounded, and taken. The chaplain of our Dis
trict troops, Robert Kellsn, was with Colonel
Elliott, and nobly fought with the men. ~
r ..1.. .r, 10 At THE MTIRMARY. a. ..
| The following persons we're received at the
Infrmsry yesterday. None Of them are, how.
ever, dangerously wounded: ,...4.. .-
8. Eddy, twenty seventh New York W. Der.
ritt, regiment unknown; James Hogan, sixty
ninth New York; Henry Tole, second Vermont;
! M. L. Phillips, second Wisconsin, ]. Sullivan,
third New Jersey; E. B. Simoned, first Minne3
sofa ". sisgley, first Michigan; Lieutenant
J. 8. Merrill, fifth Maine Il. Storms, second
Vermont; Captain Lord, third Maine 8. G.
} Misks, Fire Zousves; r. Dyer, regiment un.
} known John McGovern, second Ohio; T. W.
". iComins, second Wisconsin James Greedy,
! first New York; E. Sweeuy, Fire Zousves I,
} James Hammond, twenty fourth Nsw York A.
! Van Allen, thirty-6fth New York, W. 3. Reed.
! second Maine g. h. Farrell, 8rst Maine A.
!. @. Strickland, first Minnesota aould Mathers,
second Maine; ". Frankford, Fire Zouaves
J. Thomas Crosby, second Wisconsin @. Holmes
Z, second New Hampshire; and q. Mclaughlin
}, thirty.eighth New York. ..a. "
n AT aEoRaErowN HosPIrAL.
:, The following are the wounded at the George
y , town Hospital: ..
:, AS. Minard, H. Giuley, G. A. Gsrvin, R.
i T. Simpson, VIM. Tubler, L. NJ. Preston, j
u W. Morden, G. Maynard, J. d. Balm, W. 8
j. Lynch, Sam. M. Bond, Harvey McDsniels, and
y Cornelius Lehrwer, I'd Wisconsin Jos. Day
10 ton, Sd Connecticut; G. J. Newton, Sd Con
y nscticut; James Card, I'd Maine Chris. Cum
ID mings, 6sth New York John F. Aiken, 33t
New York; Theo. T. Winton, Sd Connecticut
% Charles G. Mills, lst Connecticut; j. B. Gil
n men, LIST Maine Charles McElroy, lst Connec
rs ticut ]. D. Wilson, I'd New York volunteers
NJ Horace Dingman, I'd Michigan; E. Baker
- 18th New York Fred. Schsrfsnberg, lst Min
IL nesota H. B. Putnam, captain, ist Minneso
ia, James A. Gait, 18th New York; Jane
Duffy, 18th New York; Pat. Garrigan, 18th
"a Thos. Welch, 10th D. M. Mason, John Taloos
10 and George T. Craig, Sd Maine j. Mitchell
70 J. Frazer, G. W. Kennedy, J. B. St. Clsil
% Rodsrick Black, and M. Malcon, Of the 69t
I'D Yew York, c. Huntford and A. McVean, {
ny the 18th New York; John Carpenter, Sd iufar
re try H. R. McCullum, ]. Hamer, A. Bugbe,
" G. Woonsse, W. butcher, G. A. Ksyss, I'd VII
~ oonsiu o. b. Glading, I'd h. I. battery v
Jenkngs, Sd Maine q. ". Smith, D. A. Wa
Ter, M. Mahen, lllh New York; ]. Sweet, L
nr J. Riley, I'd New York, E. B. BlsokingtoI
ee W. II. Gardner, and J. Canwell, 4th Maine
70 j. Schoff, Sd Connecticut; R. Dunbar, 2
ca Vermont; G. Erback, I'd artillery; H. Anne
on l4th New York; Lieutenant A. A. MsrideI
be c. G. Busher, W. Rouse, and G. G. Dow,
ne Wisconsin; J. W. Burgess, lst Connecticut
so B. Mullgan, 3sth New York, j. McCrsral
es J. O'Kssfe, J. Sullivan, B. c. Kelly, Job
Hayes, h. Rice, NJ. DAILY, J. Ksllehan, Pa
Riley, R. A. Kelly, J. Hylsnd, W. Casey, ]
10 Gilroy, Jas. Gallaher, T. Kieruan, T. Ega1
:" J. Gslleger, T. Sheehan, and Daniel Ryan, {
" the Goth New York; J. MsGoldrick, 9Th Ne
~ ~ York; W. B. Smith, Zouaves, W. Forde'
':' l4th New York s. <. Mason, 9th New York
-" john B. Preston, lst cavalry.
no no Captain Wilsy,'of the zouave', had himse
VOC wounded in each arm.
~: Captain Dawuey was wounded on the hsl
n'' but afterwards his body was found by some