The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-23
THE KILLED ARID WOUNDED.

The following partial list OF tho officers killed and
wounded
KILLED.
Col. Cameron New York Seventy ninth (EIghanders)
John A. Cfegior, Lieutenant Colonel Fire Zouaves
Major J. r. Hayden, Fire zopavos.
Capt. McCook.
Caf tain John Nugcn', Sixty ninth.
Captain Thomas Francis Moagher, of The Zouavc COM
pany, slxty-nnt Creported).
Capt. Gordon, Company H. Eleventh Massachusetts.
Capt Fay, Company Il, Second Rhode Island
Col. John T. Slocum, Of tho Second Rhode Island
Lieut.. Col. Fowler, Of tho New York Fourteenth
The following we're left the field and in tho hospital
close by, at C,ntrevlle dead
Col Wood, OF the Fourteenth New York.
Henry A. suther, First Rhode Island
Captain Toners and George e Gouding Of the Second
Rhode Island.
Lieutenant Prescott, Of the First Rhode Island,
John r. Nicholson OF the second Rhode Island.
Samuel Bost, of the Seventy .nrst New York.
ssseant Charles Baigoly, Of the Second Rhode Island
Charles Brant, Of the Seventy nrst New York.
Private Clernan, of the Eighth New York.
G. L. Damput, Of The Eighth New York
Hi,man Thatcher, of the First Rhode Island
Simon Green, Of Company II, Second Rhode Island.
- Collins, Second Wisconsin.
". r. Harrington, Second regulara.
George W. Flag, First Rhode Island
Reuben Bartlett, Second Rhode Island.
WOUNDED.
Col To,npkins, of tho New York Second.
Col Farnham, Of the Fire Zouaves.
Major Logier Of the Fire Zouavcs.
Col. Hunter United States Army.
Col Corcoran, Sixty ninth New York regiment.
Col. Clark Eleventh Massachusetts.
Col. Lawrence, Of the Fifth Massachusetts regiment
Capt Ella, of tie Seventy first, New York (bady)
Col. wilcox, Of the First Michigan
Col Marston, Second New Hampshire.
Col Heintzcman, Seventeenth United States Infantry
Acting Major General Third Division {sightly).
Col Lawrence, Fifth Massachusetts.
Tic following wounded were at the hospital IN Centre
vlio.--
W. II Green, Seventy first, New York, dangerously
Major Blue, Second Rhode Island, dangerously.
Lieutenant Dckcrson, regular infantry, slightly.
James Tagert Of Newburg, Seventy first, in thigh.
John W. r. Mould, of Ncwburg, Seventy first.
Captain II Heart, Seventy first New York.
Andrew j. strac, Second New Hampshire, leg taken Off
by cannon ball.
Edward Eddy, Twenty seventh New York. cannon ball
hip
The following wounded are in the Washington mfr
mary
George Harrison, company a, seventy-1rst.
John Cromer, First zouaves.
Sergeant Nicklin, First Minnesota.
John Morrison, Second Ohio.
A. W. spass Second Wisconsin.
Judson Runkin, Sc I'd Maine.
nos Blancy, Fire Zouaves
L. Leon, First Connecticut
VIM Hicks, Thirty seventh New York
s. Warner, Second Lieutenant, company /, First Mchi
gen.
James Lang, Captain Seventy ninth, New York.
+. Maloney, Fire Zouavos.
Daniel Marrow, Second New York.
II. N. Cook, First, Ohio.
Charles Benyon, Eighth, New York.
Charles Tmmons Fourteenth, New York.
II. W. slocum, Colonel, Twenty sew enth, New Yorx
f. N. Fuller Second, Rhode Island.
J. Collins, Sixty NINTH New York.
G. II. Chase, Second, New Jersey.
r. Nelson, Second Vermont.
D. W Whitmore, Second New Hampshire.
George Amey, First New Jersey
j. McDuay, Sixty ninth New York.
s. c. Stewart, Second Maine.
James Moran, Bakers Fifth Artillery.
James Chapman, Second Ohio
P. Cate, Sixty ninth New York.
John O'Hara and John H. Summer, Fire Zouavess
Andrew Hill, Second regiment.
N. Coulan, Fire Zouaves,
Captain John Breslm Of the Sixty NINTH New York.
Others are only slightly wounded.
Colonel socuH Of the New York Twenty -seventb, is
wounded not killed.
REGIMENTS ENGAGED IN THE FIGHT.
The following regiments engaged in the fight
The First, Second and Third Connecticut regiments
The First regiment of regulars composed Of the Second
Third and Eighth companies.
Two hundred and fifty marines.
The Sixy-ninth New York.
The Eighth and Fourteenth New York militia
The First and Second Rhode Island.
The Seventy first New York.
The Second New Hampshire.
The Fifth Massachusetts.
The First Minnesota.
The FIRST Michigan
The Eleventh and Thirty eighth New York.
The Second, Fourth and Fifth Maine and
The Second Vermont regiment besides the several bat
teries.
The Pennsylvania Fourth wsa A9t in the action, hayng