Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-24
The Killed and Wounded.


wounded have been brought into the hospital
at Germantown james Corsul of the fourth
Maine John McCreeran, r C. Kelley, John
Hayes, John O'Keefe, Henry Rice, Mathew
Daley, John Killahan, Patrick Riley, Richard
A. Kelley, James Hyland, VIM Chorey, Peter
Gllery, Joseph Gallagher, Thomas KEENAN,,
Thomas Egan, John Gallagher, Thomas She
han, and Daniel Thyan, all Of the New York
Goth; A. S. Mainard, Ii. Ginley, G. c. Garvin,
r. j. Simpson VIM. Fuller, H. M. Preston,
j. w. Marden, G. Maynard, j, d. Bahan, N.
S. Lynch, ID. NJ. Bond, Harry McDaniels and
| Cornelius Lehriem, of the Wisconsin I'd;
Joseph Dayton OF the 3D. Connecticut; G. L.
Newton, do; James Card OF the II Maine;
Christopher Cummings OF the New York 69th;
| John +. Acker OF the New York 3D. Thomas
j. NJ. Hinton of the Connecticut Sd Charles
&. Mills Of the Connecticut LIST; j. B. Gilman
OF the Minnesota LIST; Charles McElroy Of the
| LIST Conn; j. ID. Wilson OF the 81 New York
volunteers Florence Dingman, ID Michigan
| C. Baker of the 18th New York Fred Shase.
fesbury OF the LIST Minnesota; James A. Gait,
of the 18th New York; James Duffy o.
the 18th New York; Pat. Gurmigan, and Thos.
Welsh of the N. Y. 18Th; ID. M. Mason, John
Fairose, and George Craig of the Sd Maine
j. Mitchell of the New York 10Th; c. Hunt
ford of the New York 18th +; j. Frasier, corpo-
raj of the New York 10Th Jehn Carpenter, 3D.
U. S. infantry George w. Kennedy, corporal
in tile New York 10Th Henry r. McCuilom
of the ID Wisconsin, j. Flannery. do, A. Bug
bee, do. o. d GIadding OF the ID infantry
W. jenkins of the Sd Maine; G. w. Smith OF
the 18th New York; Asher A. Wilder, do; j.
| L. Rector of the I'd New YORK; L. b. Blair
ston of the 4th Maine; ID. G. Riley of the I'd
| New York; Carl Erbach, I'd U. S. artillery
Michael Maher 1lth New York volunteers;
W. IL. Gordon 4th Maine j. b Stellin, lieu
tenant of the New York 10Th; Gudhal Woon-
sor OF the I'd Wisconsin Rodrick Black, New
York 10Th Jacob Schauf, 3D. Connecticut; M.
Malcolm of the New York 10Th; Burman Dun
bar of the VT. I'd II. Ames OF the New York
l4th; C. C. Burbee of the Wis. ID; w. Roure
do; C. c. Dove ard Lieut.. A. A. Meriden,
do; j. Sullivan, New York Goth; A. Mexican
New York 18th; j. w. Burgess Conn. LIST
Barney Muligan New York 36th w. Dutch
er Wis. ID; c. A. Keyes do.
Col. Marston OF the N. II. I'd, by musket
ball, arm broken, and wounded in the breast,
| doing well. J; Capt Hiram Rollins of the N.
Ii I'd, shot in the shoulder, severe wound, (he
will recover; J Capt. Todd of Brattleboro' Vt.
ID, shot in throat, ball passed completely
through within one inch OF the iugular vein,
will recover; Major Gilmore VT ID, Of Mont
pelier, wrist shattered by Minnie rifle, not dan.
gerous; private Hennng Montpelier, VT. ID,
wounded in the thigh by rifle ball
| Col. Lawrence, of the Massachusetts 9th,
| shot in the shoulder, and also wounded in the
abdomen by splinters of wood-in no danger
Capt Gordon, of the Massachusetts I1th-
died from his wounds Andrew Hill and f.
Nelson, privates in the Vermont I'd, wounded
in the legs with rifle balls--noi very seriously
Lieut.. Wall, or Hall, New York 9Th, wounded
by fragment of shell, seriously Lieut.. Lo-
| nf bnttA I'll
ed in the foot by "a ball Priestly Oldham
Craig, ID regiment artillery, dead; Dir. B.
Buckston Maine 9th, DIR. A. Allen of the Sd ,
and DR.. A. A. G. Williams of the 1st Whose
regiments were not in the action, but who vol.
unteered to go with the Fire Zouaves, were
taken prisoners--the two first at the hospital,
and the latter on the battle field, after being
wounded.
The number of killed, wounded and missing
in the Vermont I'd il less than 90. This num-
Der will probably be lessened by detached men
yet to report themselves. The regiment is
i'll camp at their old quarters outside OF Alex
andria. Capt. Todd, of Bratteboro, wound
ed in the throat and Sergeant Major Guman
in the wrist, are doing well. Lieut.. Hobart,
of tie Maine corps, while CALAMITY engaged
with a battery, was instantly killed by
a shot from riied cannon. The mum.
Der of killed in the regiment is small.
The wounded are doing well.
LATER.-No official returns OF the dead and
wounded is yet made out. 1t may be srfely
stated that there are no federal troops in
body, either at or south of Fairfax Court
House. Gen. Mcdowell is at Arlington.
The following additional wounded were la
ken TO the Washington Infrmary Samuel
Eddy, New York 9th; VIM. Derritt, do;
James Hogan, New York Goth Henry Vale,
Vermont ID; M. L. Phillips, Wisconsin ID;
John Sullivan, New Jersey 3D.; E. B Simond,
Minnesota 1st; VIM. Ligley, Michigan 1st
Lieut. j. S. Merrill Maine 9th; Henry
Storms, Vermont 3D.; Corporal Lord, Maine
Dyer, do; NJ Carter, 10; Thomas W. Cou-
MUS Wisconsin I'd James Greeley, New
York 1st; Edward Sweeney, Fire ZOuaves
James Hammond, New York 24th August
Van Allen, New York 35th; w. E. Reed,
Maine ID; Geo. A. Firull, Maine lst A c.
| Strickland, do; Gould Mathews, Maine ID /;
VIM. Frankford Fire Zouaves Thomas Cros
ley Wisconsin I'd; Charles Holmes, New
Hampshire2 ID Hugh Mclaughlin, New York
38th.
The following wounded are at the camp of
the New York 9th, Camp Anderson, Franklin
Square IN. Wright, ball in thigh; C. Dick
flesh wound; j. w. Butler, fractured ribs ;
| Sergeant g. Wilson, do; Jas. Williams, ball
| in thigh; Lieut.. Phillips, slightly wounded L..
! j. Steele, bayonet wound in abdomen; G.. Mil
Ter, wrist wound W. J. Rundell, wound in
thigh; Thomas Bolts, thumb shot off; Lieut.
A. c. Jackson, wound in arm Capt. Rogers
wound in shoulder; d. d. Carpenter, wound
in thigh Sergeant l.. ID. Brtton, wound in
thigh; Frank Spencer, do; James Lester, rib
fractured Ensign Parks, killed. The above
are all the cas- uallies in the 9th.
/ In the same camp are the following Fire
Zouaves w. Dwyer, wounded in the arms
and leg and back with balls. He marched all
the way back. A. Shields wound in the back
by a splinter. Jenny Ryan, do. Others were
brought in later, and some slightly wounded
who walked. Capt. Wiley, of the Zouaves,
wounded in both arms. Capt. Doumy, of the
Zouaves, was wounded on the field and his
body afterwards was found literally cut to
pieces. 1t was cut into four quarters Zuuave
who was taken prisoner with six others, and
who subsequently effected an escape, arrived
here tonight W ith broken hand cuff on one
wrist He reports that the Zouaves have
been treated with Indian barbarity by the
rebels, many being pinioned to trees and tor"
mented with bayonets thrust at them.
The loss of the New FORK list is not more
than fifty killed and one hundred wounded.
! This regiment was mustered out OF the service
to day, their term having expired Sunday.
On the battle field balls were found of the
pattern used by the English army, showing
hat the rebels use arms of English manufac
tture.
TROOPS MOVING.
New YORK, July 23.-The regiment being
raised here by Col. Ramsay has been accept
ed. 1t is to number twenty four hundred
! IN n ole