Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-24


Lieut. Smith, dangerously in arm and hip.
Thomas Norwood, arm broken.
Lieut. Lore, slight wound in the neck.
Sergeant Smith vas .Fce knocked down by the force
of bombs, bu. escaped almost unhurt
Thomas Stokes vas .seyerey wounded.
Mr.. Elliot, slightly injured.
lessee TAresher member Of the 4tlautr6rays, kill
cd three Yankees in successive Shots the last vas pro-
mnent officer and Thrasher rushed up took his pistols
| and escaped unhurt.
Clpt King, of the Georgia Roswell Guards makes the
following statement Of the killed and wounded in bis
! company:
Thomas Kirk, James :pa1sa, B. y. Smith aud seven
are missing, and their fate onknOwn.
WOUNDED.
Capt. King, ankle, slightly,
Lieut. Danwoody, in the hip
Lieut. Bishop, left arn.
Lieut. Wing, or King, left shoulder.
| Sergeant Gossett, in the thigh.
p Cobb in the head and thigh-a bomb burstcd over
/ him. ~
jim Hunter, wounded leg
Joseph Simmons, in the hand.
John Sm+ons, In lie sss
II. Wallace, in the head.
S. Mitchell, In shoulder.
John Hix was run over BY the cavtlry and badly
| bruised.
Mr. Bailey was wounded In the jaw.
The killed and wounded in the Roswell (Gs.) Guards
was mostly caused in the attack on Shermans Battery
and at the time when the gallant Gen. Francis T. Bar
tow fell.
From other sources aud principally from the wound
ed now in our city, Mr.. Pri;chard learns that
Capt Lowers Of the Miller Ga) Rifles is safe. Lieut..
Hall of the Rifles is said by to have been severely
wounded and BY ohersto be dead Lieut. Scott and pri
vate La:frop OF the same company were killed.
Capt NcGruder of the Rome (Gs) Light Guards was
wounded jn the Lex. George Stova and Charles Norton
were killed.
Capt. Cooper, of the Floyd (Gal Infantry severe
ly wounded In the knes.
These three last mentioned Georgil ooapsuies are
ported To have suffered severely but details hsvs
been obtained.
Maj Dunvoody was shot three times but mono Of them
we're serious and his horse was shot FIVE times.
Col L. J. Gartrell, of Ga, slightly wounded, and
his son severely and it 10 believed the ittsr has since
died.
Capt. Clarke, of Carroll county, Ga. was severely
wounded, and Capt Wilson, Of the sanc State slightly
wounded in the heel.
The Dawson Green comfy, Ga) Company vas very
slightly engaged in the aght.
General reports state that the eighth regiment Of ieor.
ga volunteers suffered very severely In killed and wound.
ed.
Lieut.. Col Montgomery Gardner formerly of the U.
s. Army and attached to the first Independent Regi.
msn of Georgia, of which Gen. Barlow was previously
ColsneD was slightly wounded in the leg and bad his
horse shot from under him.
The wounded in Richmond that visited on yester-
day, expressed their heart fe. thanks for the great
kindnessvhich they receiving at Tue hands OF tie
families where they are located. There are thousands
and tens Of thousands and hundreds Of thousands Of
i'orgians aud relatives and friends of the wounded
know that their wounded loved and respected are
in the holy keeping Of the kind and patriotic people of
Richmond.
have only been able to make, 80 far, this hurried
report. will soon Gan, extend il to other com.
paoies and other States.
REJOICING OF soUTHERNERS IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Thsre is great excitement
here. The Soatherners are oveoyed and il requires
the utmost efforts of their friends 10 quiet their deum
ofjoy. tits expected that It will require considerable
military force to keep down their jubilant feelings.
Lkenesses Of Gen. Beauegard are being sold through
the streets. heavy rain prevents the people from con.
gregating.
The defeat is attributed to TIE inactivity Of General
Patterson who had received dozen oficia orders 70
engage Gen. Johnston at any odds.
Thirty arress have been made here in consequence Of
an attempted revolt.
EXCITEMENT IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE JULr 22.-The news Of the victory Of tbs
Confederate forces near Manassas on the 2st inst,
creates the most intense excitement here This news
has startled the public mind the morning papers here
Published dispatches from Washington which proclaim.
ed brilliant victory for the Federal Army.
There is great and unbounded rejoicing here among
the Southern Rights men.
ONE OF THE VIRGINIA REPRESENTATIVES IN
THE YANKEE CONGRESS-
Even Black Republicanism revolts at the shameless
knavery Of the attempt 10 fois vagabond Yankee upon
the world, as a representative from Virginia, in the
Washington Congress,
Fhe Dayton, Ohio Rgpirs says that upon the 4th of
Jiy-the day upon which the Lincoln Congress con.
vened-a man by the name Of Upton appeared, aud
claimed to be the legally elected representative from the
Va, ustfEtJ v"o ua1p auu fNtuhuy u yet, q
citizen Of Ohio having been the editor and publisher of
the Evansville Courier In that State until within few
weeks sgo.
BE went on To Washington about the time of the in
auguraon on the wild hunt after Office and falling
10 get one from the Administration waited until the
Lincoln troops had possession Of Alexandria when he
opened poll and ran for Congress- receiving about
twenty-five votesl Upon the strength OF this bogus
election he clamed seat as Representative and not
sithstandpg M 8. Cox, Of the Columbia district,
tho circumstances of the the House. Upton
admitted by bis Republican colleagues to the Sc 1t
.heclsimed and to-day be is engaged in making laws for
people who elected him. He todsy is allowed,
by the votes Of the Republican members all the prEi-
leges Of Representative in Congress.
In commenting upon this procedure, the Empire adds
/" Was there ever . more shameful outrage upon the
rights Of free people than this act Of the Republican
meubers' OF oourse, Upton Il bitter war Republican,
and Will vote for anything and everything that biz master
may demand u him."