New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
WousDID--Ssrscant Muller, IN tho arm.
R.rgsnn. Cannon sliahti, In tha aack

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woUsDrp-ssrsean, Muller in tho arm.
sergean: Cspron slight, IN tho asch
Segesnt Burns, ~ ths band
Crony wounded IN the lsz .ad l.n in the Sospf..
Charles Turner. wouBasd 10 the knee Ohefs sbshuy.
Capt. DOwnie, his said and my own Observe
ton abnndantly oonfrmed), was n brave man 90
ever went to battle" His leg was slightly injured BY
the concussion Of cannon ball, Lieut.. Thomas was
slightly wounded. Corporal Riclrt shot IN the arm.
Corporal w. Pierson Ia the only one who Is missing.
COMPANY c.
KmIrO-ss-gernt Eugene wlaer s'rs,sn. John Rsnansy
Wm p tsnn1isTbss received i've bullet, IN his be.a.
Robertson Randolph wounded and died shortly after In ne
abbard L.dd McNsy the as. wOanesi md thss
Lieut. Rae wound in nsck Hs.ty In thigh he1an' .ns
shoulder ChaS CoGb thoagh both leg. dooT's Bart N me
smith wPunicd and mias:Hg Corporal Aebuen, ToanSs<
tn!'mis.iss
WoCSDe1~os II. Pe,rsin. lesh wound IN Ii.
Orange kius. siqht buyo . thrus. over the eys.
Capt. Putnam conducted Ii nself with great bravery
and showed eminent military slill. In the thckest u
the igh lie was knocked down by a shot in the shout
der and the men near him cried out "Ou captain 10
kiileaw when he spracg resolutely TO his feet and
shouted, E" No, he isn't, killed. boys. FOrvord, foe
God and Liberty !" and most terrific charge vas
made.
Lieut. D. C.. Smith deserves and everywhere 70
ceves special credit. Corporal Gordon, q lawyer d
Clearwater MIMI. was taken prisoner by she rebels
and guard of Two left over him. Watching his ops
poruuty, be dispatched one Of the guard, and took
the other prisoner.
KrIEp-Youna Mos, tue brave fellow who ssd from res
70 join the Eesnsus !. ' only one sno"n 20 % sues
sight wouId in the
b. +. Staples, being cut or Histook the NissisSpps
Rifles for Vermont regiment, ran toward them, and
they took him prisoner. Some wanted to bayonet him
on the SPOT others 10 shoot him. but many said he wac
too brave fellow to be dispatched 90, and the majority
prevailed. just tlen q Michigan regiment ehargee
them and they broke and He'd like sheep 70 their BAT
teries and their prisoner stood still, and, getting sun,
fred after them and then joined again the loyal troops
This egment in turn though. they had a REBEL hns
took him prisoner aud brought him inl
Orderly Chase, Sam. Sites, and Geo. Nofthrop kfs
deserving OF special notice.
CogPAyY y.
KuIzD-J. 81 Underwood aud Charles Harris.
Honorable tears of regret flow report time OF ny
intelligent educated and gallant friend. talked WITH
him but few moments before of the battle, and he
spoke with brave and cheerful hope. :" Ten my
friends" he gasped be fell tell them that did aA
could, and died ike a man."
TIE brave Lieut., Welch fell shot n the leg ard bodynss
hssId oe bu, haray possible fer him 70 nave sarvEs
GsssS MSka:y ~; ,ho; 80 s' {, the sR' missing
u. J RTh bed cat Of sy sr.ee fAot; ..,.,. 90 -,
oEa Barrow. color Corporal shot sshtly in the shoulder
Lee and Lileo. both wounded. Several are missing
This company, their loss indicates, fought very
desperately. When Lieut.. WEIGH fell ho was stan&s
ing within twenty feet Of the enemy, and shouted,
"Belp me God, will never run; l will die berei~
and be was shot and trampled down. The poeidoc
was afterward reisSeu, bul be was not brought oil.
coAPAsT G.
KrtIKp-Cspt AcKuns, sho, through the hssrt He 'sx
Asa Mie esor bearer Mr. Pe'ton, and chauncey sI,'s.
PISTON gave rins, A. for A friends 10 bis cOssd' vi"
Young red many times asr he FELL bu, aes.y reeeyet
he told this lOs and said DO IVES ono VI mo oe' mss
hW"rspsp.oca eros. Louis Reynolds laDd nasdrsl
james Dubois shot in the thros,. c, Hess
COMPANY H-K1LLED.
Chrsi.n Bhss- ksieOp D T;Ss.;a
toluaIbus Brock sieHIy o. $3.50.
Newton Brown. james houlI.-
John Clsussr. lsbez snl1'hei'
Dennis Cr.dA a5ed "a 'et b.yonst ~ hands 'h
and ,hoI a The S,t .sse sli,s
sSpseu r Beaisr IL the sIia. John Harris In the am
Jeremiah Helmet In the tbish .-,,-
ia, u. syn,oud. IN the shoader--sso ahsh,!y,
Corporal EsIdlnsn, q. Mclsnod ana Ohrs No9's -.
The immense carnage IA tins gallant co~t~Hy
caused rnoetly by expiskng shells.
Capt. Adams was very brave and cool. Ills hs' to
ceved thIe. bullets and he several tunes Sf"a*
By pieces of shels, his revolver being torn on.
COMPANY I--KlLLED.
CurHia shon@cA
i.s Lieut.. Harley leg broken by sEsps Des' ing"
WOUNDED. -
,,h0 ,,w,, H.neOes. (and mi'ains'
yoIu keeler. =.
Copt. PoIl 10 spoken Of applaudingly by the rss
ment a. having acted very bravely and with sress
oalnpe.s and discretion He stopped on the hot'e"
mart Of the field and bound up tho leg Of his First LeaI
tenant amid the buzz of caunon.bals and the shower
Of ors,e and canister Second Lieut.. Halssy aiss To-
| Ceves great praise.
| COMPANY KILLED.
uo,,or Fritz Grimm,
Edward Howloy -
M u.,.,s ann. ssSr Mora Corp. Dad,sy. nalsiss
Hiram s hsIens az! Is IA the FOO, ssd missing
s.rt Msrrit shot Ga the lg and niiHiiB ,,,.an ,.s
- ISurta saos he len Treas tshsl 20 nosP''
| Jug Wa Martin, taken prisoner AID mis'Ms
Corporal Burgisof this company, rsg'men!al gov
bearer. acted very bravely. He stood up and waves
the banner deaany at che enemy through all sne ca
hsusting hours of the 6ght and never dodged nDs
budeed an inct though musket bale, grape ana e,n'
J ris.:r fell IN s.o.a Of death ssOraa GR an =