The national Republican., 1861-09-17
THE LATE BATTLE IN WEsTERS
GINA.
FURTHER PARTICULARs-FULLL LIST OF KILLED
AND woUSDED-FLoYD WOUNDED IN THE
ARM.

FURTHER PARTIouLARs-rULL LIST OF KILLED |
ARM.
CARuAx FERRY, September l3.-The battle of |
last Tuesday at this place was by far the great
est and severest yet fought in Western Virginia. |
EI.seoretary Of War Floyd commanded the |
rebels 10 person, and received severe wound |
In the III m during the engagement. |
The rebels had accurate advice Of our ap-
proach and exact strength, as appears from the |
papers found In their camp, and had made |
every preparation to resist an attack. They |
had six regiments, besides their entertainments,
with artillery sweeping allapproach.
During the whole engaRement, lasting nearly
four hours, We brought into action only Ave
regiments, snd Of these but parts Of three were
long engaged.
of officers, and fred spelter from their cannon;
= missile unknown 10 civilized warfare. Ex-
perienced military men say the roar Of can
nonading and musketry for time WAS the
heaviest thsy. ever hesrd, but the rebels ared
mostly too high with their artillery. Their
squirrel rides did the most execution. Floyd
should be surrounded and his retreat TO Lew
insburg cut of.
An immense amount Of personal property
was found in the rebel camp, but only some fif'y
wagon.loads we're thought worthy OF transport
alton, and In this country the whole amount is
hardly worth $4,000.
Fears have been entertained that Floyd
might make rapid march to Gaulsy Bridge,
and concentrate with Wise in an attack on
Cox, but he Ia now in no condition for y fght
anywhere. He has over nve hundred sick, and
strong detachment spent an hour and twenty
minutes carrying OF his killed and wounded,
after the hght, past the house where he had
our prisoners confined.
Wise has been skirmishing with Cox. and has
uniformly been beaten of with heavy loss. Cox
is regarded perfectly safe. ~
Leo attacked Reynolds at Cheat Mountain
Gap yesterday, Reynolds is strongly posted
| and believed able to defend himself
Floyd's scouts are still infsstng the noun
tnins on the opposite side Of Gauley, and gusr.
rilla firing is frequent on our messengers from
here to Sutton.
The following Is a complete list of our killed
In the battle Of Carrick Ferry:
Twelfth Ohio.-Col. John II. Lowe, Thomas
Merrill, of Company K.
Tenth Ohio.-Calvin Darr, N. Folly, Gibsons,
orderly sergeant; John Kennedy and private
George 8. Murphy, Of Company E; privstes
German and Marbouse, Of Company A; Ham.
merscham and Wilhelm Markiworth. Of Com.
psny B: Lewis schneck, Company D; Th3s. G.
Thirteenth Ohio.-R Reed, Company D.
Ninth Ohio.-Richard Hasbach, Company B
Twenty eighth Ohio.--C. Ballsu, Company H
julius Hofer, Company F. In all, lS, including
| but one commissioned officer.
The following is complete list Of wounded
Tenth Oh,o.-Colonel W. H. Lyte, wounded
in the leg. He is now recovering. Private secre
tary John H. Green, shot through the breast
recovering; First Lieutenant John Tanning
Sergeant Pat. Cavanagh, Color Sergeant Dsnie
A. Gunner, private Henry Rooney and jaime,
Gallagher, OF Company A, Sergeant Angus
Mask, and private Fred. Meyer, Carl Helix, an'
II. Diff, Of Company d. John Birmingham
Edward oNe and Asnry HorrGa ssrsssD1 %, SOmRsnS
Asha, privates John Anderson, NJ. Harrigan
Pat. Kinney, Peter Harney, Jno. Welsh. Michae
Mahan and William Brown, of Company
Thos. J. Kelly, Chas. Leblanc, and John Pierce
OF Company q. Captain Chas. Arnels, Sergean
Bethger, Conrad Gerry, and Menhard Lehnter
Of Company F. Jno Woods, M. Mcclure an
Thompson Miller, of Company G.. Patrick O.
lespie, Patrick Gallagher and Fred. Packard, 4
Company II. VIM. Baker, of Company X.
Twenty eighth Ohio.-A. Walter, Chas. Mas
!: huering, Frank Kemper, George Schern Of Co
, A; First Lieutenant H. Ritter; privates Henr
Withill, Frederick Fisched, and Fred Zuckler
of Company B; Chas. Fischer, and John Klein
Of Company &; Chas. Graf, of Company
Second Lieutenant John Amerin, and privat
Mike Stergis, of Company =; Fred. Runiper
John Hatlenger, Eohan Donimus, and q. Ruff
Of Company ~ Kes9hSn, EnnaeW pe,er q. ana %hot
r Rupp, Fred. Breck, and N. Quilting, Of Con
8 pany ]; Frank Mueller, Philip Arnold, Fred
Eyt, Fred. schollmitter, Fred. Hildmein, an
Casper Fork, Of Company X.
4 NlntH Oulo.-EetoE dnu DoSh
y Company A; Henry Mueller, Julius BURGLAR
. Francis Scmidt, John Daiters @. Haizer, an
= Chas. Bache, Of Company B.
n Twelfth Ohio.-Charles M. Herold, of Com
pany F.
A; first lieutenant James B. Doney, private
Philip Cass, VIM. Fierll, and Z. W. Haran, G
Ia Company B; Joseph Livisher, Company c;
- F. O'Shea and William Bawersack, Compan
= Z; hrst lieutenant ]. T. Snyder, privates B.
!, | Raall Henry Conoyer and James Scott Con
pany G; M. H. Haran, Company H.
McMullen's Battery Captain J. B. McMulle
privates A. B. b. lngersell and Andrew
Ricketts,. Schaumbeok's cavalry, H. RichsI
in all 81.
Many more have slight aesh wounds, al
scarcely sixty are now In the hospitals.
Capt. McGrOarty was severely wounded
the breast, but is recovering, and soon will /
m able to go home.
Col. Lowe's body will be sent home to-day.
Not many are wounded fatally, and only iol
: or Ave will yet die in the tenth regiment, whi,
nj suffered most severely.