New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEAD AND WOUND
Ed AT BULLS RUN.

The t.egraph gives full list Of the Massachusetts,
meu Who ell 1t the fight &, Bulls Run The COM
PAW at Chelsea seeuns to have suffered most.
pliander Crowell, who was killed, was private
In Company IA lCueises NOlunleeBl lot Regiment
He was a son Of Phander Crowell, esq, of the irm
of TLlander Crowell a. Son flour and grain brokers,
on Commercial street, aud lived with his father, 10
Walnut street, Chelsea. lie was unmarried, and pre-
vous TO joining Chelsea company at the commence
uebt OF tho war followed the Ills brother went
10 Washington ia Perham's excursion and 1t Is not
| improbable that his body will be brought ONE. lie
| Ind made several yoyagee, from one OF woich. TO
China no returned lat Autumn, lie WAs twenty one
Thouas Harding was unmarried, and previous TO
listing for The he flOyed as al engineer ia
the oil works Of Messrs. Cauulh and Sweelser, IN
| q elses.
| Thomas Needham was formerly marble worker,
and carIid ca business ON his owl account Ia Chei>n
| lie Wa unmarried. Sergeant james H. MUIR ny WA
hso unmarried and like ligrding had been an engineer
in the smplry OF Mes>r.. SiuIte'ant, Newell, u Co.,
/ lard Oil manufacturers Ia Chehea.
! George W. Grey was q son Of Jeremiah Grey Of
| Chelsea who IL shpwnght in The employ Of II, h.
| DeloIo. Commercial street Deceased was carver
and formerly worked in New York and the West. lie
| wAs - years Of age and unmarried.
George Bacon killed left "A vi and one child rerid'
ing in Chelsea. He was - year, old aud Pre-snsn
William nantrnan vss born in the city New York
/ sge q, and clcsk By profession
George g.. Learned, Of lst Aasseehusotts Regiment,
who wns wounded at the battle Of BufH Run II son
| Of Sir. Gsarfed Learned, publ der Of The Boston
Slipp.nR lat. lie is printer BY trade, AID IL well
! known among tho craft in Boston, IL is gratifying ~
! Lear tht be wa only eighty wounded.
Mayor Fay Of Chelses started for Washington on
fidgy eybng % look alter The dead and wounded OF
| the company from that town. .
| d T. siu,pson Of the lst Massachusetts, Regiment
tSehouler NOlGlteelED, wLo was wounoed At Bull ;
/ Ran--and since reported dead-was from North Co
ba.sst and was "a SON OF Warren Simpson. He leaves
"A W1f, 10 mourn hIs loss-t0 whom he was mArTiedony
about three weeks before leaving FOR the seat Of
We are informed that lie sriable, noble hearted
yonng man, nd Lis loss will be nourned by large
circl. Of friends
According 10 the Geographic aecountsirom .be battle
Yesterday At Boil River Virginia. two BoetOn printers
were XII ed both members VI the Bosom Fnsileers.
One was Lieut.. Smith, formerly publisher Of Tie
SigsaL a penny paper Of the city, but since engaged
Ca "A different busin16s. lie was married and resided
ia Cambrdpe where be leaves wife. He was ap-
r.ued Lieutenant in the company 10 I'LL the vacancy
occasioned by the promotion Of Lat Lieui. VIM. Il.
Lawrence as AdutGnt OF Ce regiment. lie was about
80 wears OF aye has been q member Of tho company
bstwee two aud three years aud ia spoken Of III tue
hi hes, terms by tbore who acquainted with hi IL
Tho other war Sergeant Gordon Forrest Of tue la
firm OF FIwell s Forrest printers, OF this CITY. He
gave up bis business here IRON purely patriotic
tyes 10 take part In the contest, leaving bohi d
wife md yeFal children, aud many warm aud devoted
friends.
bird Nc mbor OF Ihe Faaileers reported killed is
Erwin Field of ChareaOwD, stouecutter by trade,
and member Of Warren Engine Company OF Charles
town.