The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

John Mcnamara, John McAiihon No. jacob SCHNEIDER.
Coa;mav B--trivates John Croeu Eaw II. kellogg,
Louis Leonard, Michael McGrain Ford Kelly, Laurence
pil, Thomas Fay ard cofno q alfred G Aksamo W.T..
Cmpo"y c-rriyates r. Gabltch, J. Hcefer, J. HFt,
A. Keller s. Sehaublein, A. Abr.
Company D-Colporai Charles Stothof privaes Jas. B.
John Gallagher, CALVIN T. C. Could George A. Kcnnason,
Phiio f. Lwis, Jonathan Coward, Ew Donneiy, George
Hart, George Hanna.
Brown, Philip UoEaoe, Thomas Hoohsn, John Handry,
Samuel Hart john Kelsey, David Lyon, Ldw Marsh John
McCorncn, James shine. James Willis
Company F-Sosgcants Moss and Donohue; Corporal
Maoney; irivses JAS Nelson, Timothy Sullivan, Michael
Fielding, Patrick Coylc, Ncaei Roims, Henry Hlard,
lawrence Mooney, John Holland, William Mackay.
Company G-Priva!es Thomas II Kcrr, Patrick McGinn,
Timothy Maboney william II. Milett Thomas Owens,
Charles Ridiker, George wright.
Company H-rrva,cs William Lane, John Ianphier,
William Ross, Luther l.. Nils, James Underhill.
Company L-Priva,es William Brecse, Charles Shear,
Irving C. Smith John Jackson, saac Canaan, William Phe
Ian byron -waxer, Edward Chevaer, John Gumbletou.
A. CobuIn James Mccormick, William Todd, Wesley Sum
ner, Joseph Irombice. =
THE SECOND NEW YORK REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS sEcosp REGIMENT, n Y. s.M.,o
CAMP PowiLL July &c, 1861
The following is list Of ali the killed wounded
and priscncrs as far as cat ind out to this day.
KILLED.
Licut,naat j. W. fsmpsey shot in the head.
surgeon a. Powell supposed 10 be killed.
First Sergeant A. Donel, shot by grapeshOt through
Private Patrick Bush, Company G.
Private John Crigan Company g.
Private - hc(luiiem, Company G.
Private john McFarland Company A.
Private - Cairior, Company A.
Private VIM Maxwell. Company a.
Private Michae Mcrarty Company II
Pivate Thcs. J. Lunergan, Company
Prvate - stroud, Company b.
Private Andrew Morrow, ComTanyC
Private R'bert Tack, Company y.
Private =. Mcconnell, Company E
Private j. Murphy, Company l.
WOUNDED.
Sergeant j. r. Wilson, Company
Sergeant Sergeant 5 John n morris Morris COMPANY g
Private Joseph Morrison, slightly.
Patrick Iarkin.
Jas. Mcnamara.
George Taylor, Color Sergeant.
Corporal W A. Tucker, eli. Fly.
j. Mclrernan, badly.
=. Molten.
A. Fitzpatrick.
John Bush.
Adolph Wabucks.
Patrick H. mrnin dangerously.
Israel G. Ferguson, slightly.
PRISONERS.
Assistant Surgeon J. S. Ferguson.
Assistant Surgeon W. 4. Connolly.
Teamster - Howard.
Surgeons boy, Joe.
leo missing G. ". B. TOMPKINs, Colonel.
THE LOSS OF TIE FIRST MICHIGAN REGIMENT.
The following is the loss Of the Michigan Frstwent
into the field with 475 men and twenty-five officers; lost
nine officers and los men, as follows
Colonel Wilcox wounded and prisoner.
KILLED.
David Jones, Charles Kauffman George Rhodes William
Mactzke (color bearcr, Nathan Stenbregh and James
Kelly. Captains Nottingham aud Butterworth sup
posed to be killed.
The following missing from the regiment, and pro
badly many were killed, they went into the woods
when the regiment charged, and did not come OUT
j. n. Barker Albert W.. RUSSELL Jacob N. Trask, John
Archer John spritz VIM f. Thorn son, Edward A. Cross
$. Clinton, Charles II. Palmer. Additional Missing
Lewis Hartmcyer, Hubbard Smith, Franklin Balio, VIM
A phau Hph hart Eapa Hanry
Hutchsso Joseph ingersol Charles Ingcs, John Arnct
Charles Chapman, Frank De Pease, J. Bailey Daniel j.
Briggs, George Rhodes Charles b. Whitcomb, George d.
Drury, d. Marcy Holmes, Charles c. Harvey, John ID.
smails, Charles " Brinksron, Ralston Walker Henry
Hoag, William Johnson, Melancthon Martin, Noah
Porter, Waiter Wait, VIM. Cornelius, Vim. B. New
dead), J. J. Barne, Peter Bacr, Henry Brink, Henry
Drummer, Charles Ewers Gusavus Goldsmith, Joseph
or prisoner 4ndrew craig Lieut. NJ A. Parks Murray
Baker, Geo. Philip, Charles D. Moore Fred Lammar
VIM. Smith, VIM Y; Marks Clement Iongsberry, Charles
Kent, Albert NJ. Edwards Hoface Blanchard Christian
Bloom, p E. Pomeroy George Baker, John Reich, VIM.
c. Moore
The following wounded-
Captains Charles NJ Lam and William A. Graves; Pri-
Yates N. Johnson w. Kidd Thomas Mertiamery j. With
erspoon, j. H. Sarkweaher Charles Dernan, Curtis Fow
Ter, J. r. Vandermaker John A. Steeter, william Sugle,
Jacob 2eet Emil Schulz Gottieb Mardc, Frederick Salter
William Wolfe, o. j. Persons John Setior Josiah Fomer
felt Josh Frolveron, Henry Field Hiram. Brownell,
Thomas O'Nei, Hiram Lane, Wiam A. Graves Darius
c. Bradish. james II. Fowler, William II. Fleming and
Richard X. Watt.
THE WOUNDED AT THE WASHINGTON NTIRMARY.
Tho following wounded were brought to the Washington
Innrmary to-day
Captain A. D. Bean, Fourth Maine regiment,
Winfield Fuller, james Hunter and Geor 60 Miller, Fire
Zoraves.
N. c. Mathews Fourth Maine regiment
A. Ackerman, Twelfth regiment N. Y Volunteers
Private n. worden, Michigan First brought to this
iDhrmary yesterday, died this afternoon