The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

himself down no eludcd them afterwards crept
pine coppce and remained there until dark, with Yam
KEGS on each side OF him. Atnght he escaped and oined
MS regiment this morning sustaining injury beyond
slight scratch on the hand by musket ball.
Taking his force TO the whore the ground offered
better positions, Gen. Stuart up his force
and awaited the enemy but he had enough Of and
not disposed to give battle again. Thus ended tho batto
OF Dranesvie, which. although disastrous TO US,
more SO TO tho enemy, IL recent reports arc true is
cavalry, aad eight pieces OF light artillery against
| The following is list of the casuaos-
! ELEVENTH. VIRGINIA, COLONEL. GARLAND.
Company i-Rlo Rangers, from neutrality-suspicious.
| John Henry, killed accidentally.
Ctmpany Blieutenant I. B. Hot, on. wounded in tho
! thigh, PTiyate Walker Thurmond wounded in thigh and
| missing.
Company c--privatcs William II. nobson mortaly
wounded IN abdomen; 5. T. franklin, wounded in thigh;
Joseph s. Rice, wounded in arm, slight John D. Wood
| both arms, slight.
Company D@Irivates Melvin Gibbs, killed; w. Carper
and James Mcdowell, wounded slightly in feet
| Company F-private Robert Burt, slightly hurt.
| Company H--lisnry Goldn, killed Joseph Flowers
| severe wound in knee; Gesrge W. Rogers, missing
Company f-Captain James Il. Jameson, shot through
tho thigh private Judson Emlvey, shot through the
| thigh.
Company K-Prvates w. Campbell and James N.
Painter killed Captain A. A. Yea,man, slight wound in
the face from she'll privates James L. Black, wounded
in the leg James d. Johnson wound through the
thsh; Peter Carlyle sight wound in the head from shell
Tho following is the list Of companies in the Eleventh.
Virginia engaged in the fight, with the places where
| listed
L A-Ene
Company B-southsrn Guard, from Campbell county.
Ctrasany CLIFTON Grays, from Campbell county.
Company D-Fincastlc Rides, from Fincastle.
Company E-Lynchburg Rifles, from Lynchburg.
Company F--Preston Guard from Montgomery county
Comrnny G-Home Guard, from iynchburg.
Company H-Jeff Davis Guard from Lynchburg.
Company Trough and Ready Rifles, from Fauquier
| county.
| Company K-valey Regulators, from Rockbridge
TENTH ALABAMA.
Colonel John Forncy, seriously wounded In the right
| arm.
~
Ashraie Guard, Company A. Captain CaldweiI-private
| Geo. S. Dannclly, killcds
Coosa vay Blues, Company F. Captain Truss-sergeant
s. l.. Coleman and private X. g. Dunapp killed: private
| b. II. Corlcy, wounded severely in the thigh.
Aterandra Rifles, Company d. Captain woodruE-Pri.
Yates Jesse Sims, Calvin Owens Baulser Jennings and
| L. Crook. slight flesh wounds; and Lewis Reynolds
| wounded slightly in the face
| Fort William Rifles, Company X, Captain Mckenzie
Privates Bushrod, Moss, and John Callahan, killed. pr
| vate J. W. Lindsay severely wounded in the thigh.
Yancey Guards, CompdnyI Captain Hughcs-Corpora
Jones' killed. Corporal G. L. Johnston, slightly wounded
in neck; private NJ }. Hail. severely in the ankle; Aba
Christopher severely wounded in the thigh BENZ +. Fry
slightly the heel; Lieutenant L. E. Halnlin, slightly
wounded in shoulder and leg; private Thomas r. Fergu
SON severely wounded in arm and breast private Thomas
Ripe Walker Guards, Company G--Captan Forney,
slightly wounded in the log private Jesse Harris severely
severely in the shoulder; private James NJ Maragne,
| slightly wounded; private Vim. Moharn slightly wounded
in tho mouth private John Francis, slightly wounded in
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| face.
Jefferson Volunteers, Company B, Captain Marn--pri-
james L. partaine, severely wounded in the ankle;
private George w. Cawey severely wounded in the right
| eye; private James b. Churchill, slightly wounded
cAoc9ioceo Rys Company Captain Hann ,s
W. Sprinkes, killed; r Thornvil Brownlee severely
wounded in leg; private Thomas E. Cook slightly wound
ed in ARM private Alexander Cheatwood wound In
the aco private A. H. Hrnna, severely wounded In the
breast; private Samuel Wheeling, slightly wounded in
legs private B. f. Coker severely wounded private W.
/ N dyyNll n
TaHedgce Davis Blues, Company Z, Captain Cook-Kled,
j. w. Graves; wounded, James Spence severely in the
hip; W. Glover, severely the shoulder DR. Net w.
| Christian severely IN arm Benjamin f. Selcs slightly
| in head.
Killed privates George Lit.on, Sanford Fulton wound.
cd Henry Alexander severely in both legs, Corporal p.
Harris, severely in hip; Henry Gates. severely 10
neck and shoulder George Wilson, severely in mouth
and shoulder Fayetts McCendon slightly Henry Harles,
slightly; R. H. Smith slightly; William Rooney, slightly;
CT DE shazo, slightly; Sergeant A. j. Cost, slightly T.
| SIXTH SOUTH CAROLINA, COL. wyNDER, ABOUT $50
MEN, UNDER LIEUTENANT COLONEL sECnEsT
william MsFaaden seriously Robert WyIe, seriously
| Company B-Killed, John G. Barbour Wounded, A.
Barnes seriously James gladden. nd slightly William F.
ComIdny G, Bucshedd Guards--Kiled, Sergeant R. II.
Norris, private Frank English:
wounded-Captan Means, slightly In the arm: Corporal
W. Byers, MORALLY; Corporal b. Aston, slightly:
private zeb Mobey, leg broken left the field; r.
P styles, do D. W Hollis, severely. '''N' 80
Company D, Boyce Guard-Killed, j. N. Elliot wsund
| ed, none.
Breakeld missing supposed killed, Thomas Harden
Wounded, Captain o. Harden, severely; Sergeant J. A.
Sanders, slightly; private John Lucas, do.
COMPANY r, Chester Bluss-Kisd, priva.es w. H.
Abel, r. T. johnson, y McKewn. J.W smith, Sergeant
carruthers Wounded, Sergeant Elliot, slightly s Nc.
Company g. Ptcte,ss Guard-Kiiied, J. T. codweN, ".
5. Mc6nl. Wounded, Corporal L. s. Douglas, slightly
| private NJ. r. Dye, do; s. " Schouler, do.
COmpdny III, York Gadrd--kiled, First Lieutenant f.
f Moore Corporal " T. Robinson. privates Thomas ).
| j. FARES MORALLY privates william Hamilton. NOR
tally; Vim Crosby, severely A i. Branch, do: H. X.
sador, do; Andrew Merritt, do. Sergeant VIM. Camp
bell slightly John Honey, do VIM. ~ WhiteSides, do.
| Private Holes, do Private Patterson, do
Company !, Limestone Gaard-wounded j. P. scates,
| slightly.
| Company X Carolina Observation-Disclosures, T. B.
CUNNINGHAM seriously; ?: ". Ba'ngame do, John 9.
NJ Jackson, slightly; j. ". Ho.zcaw do; J. W. Rowan
| missing; lawrence Lenhart. do, probably killed.
Major Thomas W Woodward was wounded in the thigh,
| Sumter Fyino artillery, Captain A. S. Cutts-Kled,
Corporal John L. McGarroh; privates W F. Williams, W.
Lang Wounded prva,ss John A. capps sIce dead
tally; Corporal c. II. Warner. severely privates John
Murphy. severely James Jones. severely James NJ Can
Fletcher slightly prvaes H 7. Rodgers slightly; 8 D.
Frazier, slightly William Richards, slightly; j. n Eng
| fish, slightly; Thomas Calhoun, slightly.
FIRST KENTUCKY, COL. tom TAYLOR.
Company A-Corporal E. Long, c. Cable and J. Parker
| missing.
| Company B-Nonc.
Company C--Captain 10 Dcsha, wounded in shoulder;
Corporal G. W. ait, wounded in Leg j. w Brown, arm
w. n. Fshback, arm +. g. Alexander, left on the field
supposed MORALLY wounded; John Muin left field
severely wounded John L. Barbee, MORALLY the head
j. w. Brown, dangerously If not mortay wounded--re
! ceived three shots; William B. Phelps wounded in
and breast A. J. Thompson, in side; J. Cummns in
sde George Sims in foot George Stump, slightly; c. H.
Stoner seriously not MORALLY NJ l.. Asbury in arms
! J. W. Lair, slightly g. W. Simpson, slightly.
| Company D-Corporal HORNE. slightly private Smith,
slightly; private P. Hughes, and Corporal Robert Carr.
Company Ekilled, Corporal John NJ johnson; wounded
| seriously, Noah J. Parsons-left on the field
Company I--Wounded, private Jas. Durham, slightly;
w. Nelson, badly, no, since heard Of Missing, DR.. j. A.
Barnet.
Company K-wounded, private J. B. West, badly; r.
| W. Leonard slightly. Missing, II. C. Kennesly
It due the Tenth Alabama to say that they have
omitted number of wounded account Of thor injuries
being slight, and also all their missing thirty in
number. As their wounded constantly arriving the
list of this regiment will DO considerably Increased
The enemy seemed perfectly Of the approach Of
| party, and were prepared with an overwhelming
force Nevertheless they suffered severely and lost
reported by the citizens OF Dranesvle than
| did. We took two prisoners.
This morning another under General
Stuart but has yetreturned He took possession Of
battle field Of the day previous and still holds 1t. He
reports this evening the loss Of the enemy more
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