The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-30
The Killed and woubded Mt lam. BIuG

Tie following are the names " those belong
ing TO the Tammany regiment killed and
wour ded at Balls Bluff on the 21st, in addition
to those sleady published.
kIiLd.-Co. Al. DuRan, (supposod.)
UOund,d.-Co A-First Lieut. samuel Giber-
con, Sergt. II Mills ID Terry.
A'sang Go. A-COrp +. Hughes, J Cam
tIoD, K. CleGy, J. Douglass. 4. Flood, Y.
jams, ]. Mccarthy, G. McClell,nd, G. Sykes,
J. Wll'oD, u. Dsyelip.
Wcc;a.5. q - c. C-EdsJ Rel.
Uissing Co. C-First Lieut.. Q. Mcpherson,
Flint LIEUT.. JAS. Wilt Sergt. X. Crawford,
C.rp G. W. Odell Corp q. Wiggs'ed, Grip 7.
Som.Fville, c. Bower, ID. Barrett, c. Becker,
2. Cahlll, Aug. C.nier, J. &. Glllhoren, John
Craig, VIM. Church, + Campbell, w. Deck
ermsnn, A, DonnsIly, J. IL. DJhe-ty, NJ ID N.
nsy,n, NJ Lsgan, J; Fitzgerald, J G5yill, IL.
N Hawkins, Lindsay, Jno. McKsrns, w.
May, McMunigal Jas. Mooney, JnO Crib
bic, Jno. Moriarty, j. McGloughlin, John
Nichol, LOWS Psuet, II. Pardy. =. RELY, W.
Strip, G Smith, q. Spauows, +. Shuitz, j.
Sullivan, ID Thompson, John Walsh, q, Hyde,
{ D,ntevan, +. i Pagan
KHd-Co ED. Graham.
WoD"d<d-Co E-Sers cant Patrick Lynch,
G Jeremiah, +. Herman, l.. MON man, K.
T'an, NJ Mcuonough, o. W. Mclaughlin, w.
| ., NJ rphy.
Aising-Co E-Cap'ain Timothy oM,ara,
| pnsunti; % Lieut.. Ii. Van Voost prisoner !;
Sergeant J. M CeLvls, prisoner; S-rSeaut
| Thomas Dobbius, prisoner; Curpral Il McNsl-
| ly, Corporal ia" CO Kane, Corporal John Q.
Joice, "A Brruntr, NJ. Cunningham. MiCol-
Inns, Cherries pillman, VIM. Durham, K. Fran
els Jsm's Q!,nr, l.. Lowry, T, Murphy, U.
hcCabe, ID O'Nelll.
KiLed-Co H-Captain H. Holden.
| HouHd,d-Cn. H-Sergeant Mccarthy, Mi
cha, porSn, mes Man,hau, Augustus Bauer.
MiSsiHS-Co. II-Corpor, Smith, g TpDral
McIey, Il j. Dolin. Patrick Flat'erv, Mic ael
Queensn, William Mooney, James Byron, Pa,.
rsk M'ore, Michael Lynch, IL. Il Adams,
n chOlas QUINN.
Wand.d-Co. K-First Sergeant Patrick
Gordon.
CHAN, Sergeant NJ. Ryan, Corporal ID sullivan,
Corporal c. G Lander, Corporal W B,re +.
X PIP, Nj. Clancy, ", llIdiUg A. HydenhOf
: 4. Dtcd", n. Hsanav, w. E,rlv, ID. Maho
nsy. Il. Pesrtr, John Maggie J. MiGe7v-r, ".
wallace, W. J. Waist, 2. West, A. 4. DIN H.
j. NJ MiGns, James Nc ,lhe, r. Crasy G..
Bike, Jauss Ton or &. Dnnleen, A. Schles-
err'r T. Murray, James G ford.
General Nc JleIla,'s Order.
The following is the text OF General McClel.
lan's order respecting the Harrison Island af.
fair. II will be seen that he doos no, throw any
light upon the cause Of tue d6a,ter, but -aisei
the galiaGtry Of the soldiers in an undertaken!
the issue Of which, he glocmily says, 'coult
OF bs fuc .essful" -
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoroMAC, !
WAsHINGTOS, Oct. 20. 1861.
i GESERAL OhDER No 32.-rhe Major-Gen
eral con maDdipg the army OF the PJUmAc de
slrss TO utfar IA $ lhAnks, and TO sXpr 81 hts ad
mirAliOn Of their conduct TO the officers anC
n Oh Of the detachmtnts Of the fe,n,h ant
| Twentieth MasSACh QsBttg. Il rst California AM
Tammany Regiments and the FIRST UnteC
states Artillery aud Rhode Island Battery, en-
gaF ed IN the affair OF MonHAy last near ii 'rri
sons Island. The gsllantry and discipline ther,
displayed desGl vod u more fortunate result; bu
situated as those tTo, ps were, Gu off alike iron
ret cat snd TeiBfOrcenents, and attacked bv Nj
'verwhelmiI force Of firm dvs thou and u
seven thousand, u was not posi- ole that the IS
sue could DO successful. Unlsr happier aus
piCes such devotion will inture victory, Tn,
General Commanding feels increased ,nddenc,
in the troops comp sing Gen. Srone's Divisioa
A.. ard is sure that when next they met the enc
my they will fully retrieve this check { II which
they are rot accountable.
BY order Of
Major Gen MCCLELLAN
S. WILLIAMS, Assistant AdjutAat General.
LIEUT.. ScOrr, who was in command of tn,
Keystone Stats, h,s been placed under arrest a,
Philadelphia for bringirg hi, vessel to that por
whom he was ordered TO follow the Sumter uut
be fcuId her.