The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-29
ARRIVAL OF THE TwENTP-FIFTH REGIMENT AT
ALBANY.
THE SIXTY-NlNTH REGIMENT.
MAJOR BAGLkY, OF THE slxrY-NINTH
10 THIS EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
HsApQu ARrkRs SlxrY .NINrn RxaIMI

HEADQUARTERS SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT,
July 28, 1861
Ipcrceive statement In your issue OF this day in
gard TO MAJOR Bagley Of this regiment which does him
great injustice. The Major did not meet tho regiment
Philadelphia as stated but came to Fort Corcoran where
he was untrng in his exerons for the comfort Of the
men, and did everything in his power TO make them easy
in their unpleasant situation The Major temporarily
absent on rcginental business During all the time he
was away was by permission and IN the interest OF the
regiment But for his and Captain krker exertons in
In regard 10 the statement that the Major returned take
command OF the ogment ON the way home Ia but Just
TO state that although rendered and pressed by
take command, he refused to do stating that he
sidcred but right that the regiment should be com
manded by officer who had participated the battle
am sure that reporter not informed by any
connected with the regiment the officers and men
feel grateful to him for what he has done for the regiment
JAS KELLY Commanding sixty ninth regiment
Major Baglcys brother John Bagley, Lieutenant and
Aid camp to Acting General Sher man wounded in
the ongagement and subsequently taken prisoner. The
following despatch has been received In connection there
with
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1861.
moment heard from Basley lie is prisoner and wound
ed He is recovering CASA and faithful to his dag hay
ing refused 70 take any oath that tho traitors have offered
him. Tell kirkcr. II. C. ROBINSON.
THE FATE OF COLONEL coRcoRAN.
Lieutenant Colonel Nugent has received tho following
despatch from Lieut.. Beard, Company B, New York So
cond Volunteers
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1851.
moment before tho Black Horse Cavalry caught him
From the above account and other reasons it is very
certain that Colonel Corcoran IL now prisoner IN the
hands Of the enemy and not slain the battle field
OFFICERS KILLED AND MISSING IN rnB SIXTY NINTH
REGNENT.
Colonel Corcoran, missing.
Captain IIaggerty, killed.
Captain Mclver, missing.
Lieutenant Hagley, missing.
Lieutenant Connolly missing.
Lieutenant Cannon, missing.
In the list of officers appended 10 tho report of the
turn Of the gallant Sixty ninth regiment First Lieutenant
John Coonan had command In the place Of Capt Newer
who is prisoner In the hands Of the rebels The
Of the Second Lieutenant Is Thos Canton and both Of
those officers have distinguished themselves the battle
field by their daring and courage
WOUNDED SOLDIER OF THE SIXTY NINTH"
At about eleven O'Clock last evening, Quartermaster
company with wounded soldier Of the sixty ninth rog
ment whom he said be found in Jersey City in destitute
tho retreat at Bull rum S wsos Per
Delaney of Company r. Is wounded Le thinks by slug
IN IS o h ARM "Rc sy %asSsa e S n the fh quite
Corandt street, whore no shown every attention and
hospitality, for which he seemed very grateful
The following Is correct list OF the returned ocers
Company A-Iicutcnant Theodore Kelly, Acting Cap
tain First Lieutenant Daniel strain Second Lieutenant,
Company B-Iicutenant william Glcs, Acting Captain;
First Lieutenant Thomas Leddy Second Lieutenant, Law
Company C-captaip, James Cavanagh; First Licu,c.
nant, James J. Smith; Second Lieutenant, W. Keee;
Third Lieutenant Jasper N. Witty.
company D-saptAn, ihohas SlArkei fHst Lieutenant,
Thomas Fay Second Lieutenant Richard Dalton; Third
Lieutenant Michael o. Boyle.
Company E-Cpta,n,P Kelly; First Lieutenant, John
Raglcy (missing) Second Lieutenant, w. g. Hart; Third
lieutenant William S. McManus
Company F-Lieu,enant Duffy commandng-captan
wounded; Second Lieutenant, Michael Breslin.
Company G-Lieutenant William Butler, commanding
First Lieutenant j. Mcmahon Second Lieutenant Mathew
Murphy.
Company H-Captain, james Kelly First Lieutenant, j.
Lowry, Second Lieutenant, f. Lowry
Company I-Capain Mclver, missing, First Lieutenant
ohD ami I'd
Lieutenant William Fogarty.
Company K-Captain Thomas r. Meagher; First Lieute
nant, E. X. Butler; Second Lieutenant, Maurice Wall