Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

ano unoef cover tney moved as down. We r.
trested, and laid down and loaded our pieces,
and sir, our boys marched right ahead, lnd We
avenged the deaths OF our comrades Nv slmhl.
opinion is, that IL we had been then reinforced
We could have whipped them and sen, their blsck
hearts TO hi! hear 10 denied that the ensmy
butchered our wounded, and beg leave 70 say
that saw the enemy deliberately bsyonst our
poor men, and they asking for mercy. Such
cruelties are not on record, aud nv wish and
prayer 10 that my wounds will speedily heal, and
the remnant Of the ThirtV-eighth are ready for
the field. We bore the regiment banner Of the
honored old chleftain, Gen. Winfield SCOT, and
the regiment did not disgrace the colors they
bore. Please Insert this ia your paper, and yes
will obligs typo and soldier.
Very respectfully, ARrHgR T. PIcKrTT,
II Sergt Co. |, 18th rest Scott Life Guard.
NIB Our nsg shall wave. Boys Of New Y rk
| Will always be ready.
The Killed and wssnded.
Col Farnham, Of Ellsworth Zouaves, resolved
| bullet wound In the head He IL now In the
hospital at Fort Runyon, and is expected 10 re-
cover. Col. Wood, OF the (Brooklyn) Fourteenth
| regiment is reported to be killed Col Corcoran's
death 10 looked for hourly, we hear
Captain Wiley, Of the Zouaves, had himself
| wounded In each arm
| Captain Dawney was wounded on the field, but
afterwards his body was found BY some Of his
| friends, literally chopped TO pieces
Ensign Parks, Of the Twenty seventh n. York
Regiment, was killed on the field.
MAI. J. r. HazdoD, Of the Zousves, molly died
| at his post.
Captain Drew, OF the Second Vermont, received
asevere would. The orderly sergesnt Of Company
| A, same regiment, was killed Msjor Joyce, Of
| the same regiment, was wounded
Captain Todd was wounded In the reck.
AT TIE ISFIRMARY
| The following persons were received st the n
hrmary yesterday. None Of them are, however,
dangerously wounded: :. Eddy. 27th New York;
w. Derritt, regiment unknown; James Hogan,
! 6s'h New York; Henry Tole, ID Vermont M. L.
Phillips, I'd Wisconsin; Sullivan, ID New Jet-
| sew; r b. Simoned, LIST Minnesota; w. SIeslsy,
LIST Michigan; Lieut.. J. !. Merrill, 5th Maine; n
Storms, I'd Vermont5Capt Lord, Sd Maine; =. c.
Miefs, Fire Zouaves; r.. Dyer, regiment IN
known; John McGovern, I'd Ohio; T. w w.
| COmins, I'd Wisconsin; jams Greedy, LIST New
York +. Sweenv, Fire Zouaves; James Ham,
mondI 2ith New York; A. Van Allen, 35th New
| York; w. f. Reed, ID Maine; O. X. Farrell, LIST
| Maine; A. c. Strickland, 1t Minnesota; Gould
Mathers, ID Maine w. Praukford, Fire Zousves;
Thomas Crosby, ID Wisconsin; C. Holmes, I'd
New Hampshire; and IA. Mclaughlin, sSth New
York.
AT GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL.
The following are the wounded at the George.
| town Hospital: A. 8. Minsrd, "A. Ginley, G. A.
| GsrVin, X. T. Simpson, VIM. Tubler, L. M.
Preston, J. w. Morden, g. Maynard, ]. D. Balm,
w: ;. Lynch. sam. M. Bond, Harvey Nc Daniels
| ana cornelius Lehrwer, ID Wisconsin Jos Day
ton, 81 Connecticut; G. J Newton, ID Connect.
Il lam a.1 n
osth New York John +. Aiken, 33d New York
Iheo Il. Winton, Sd Connecticut Charles c.
Mills, LIST Connecticut; J. Gilman, LIST Maine;
Charles McElroy, LIST Connecticut; ]. %. Wilson
| "a New York volunteers; Horace DIngmsn, Id
Michigan; T.. Baker, 18th New York; Fred.
scheffenberg, LIST Minnesota; ii. B. Putnam CAP
tain, LIST Minnesota james A. Gait, 18th New
York James Duffy, 13th New York; Pat G,rri-
gan, 10Th New York. Thos. welch, 10th New
York ID. M. Mason, John Taloose and George
I. Craig, Sd Maine J. Mitchell, ]. Frazer. q
w. Kennedy, J. b. St. Clair, Rode,ick Bl.ek.
| and Al. Malcoa, 69th New York; c. Bustford
| and McVeen, 18th New York; Jonn C,rpentsr
Sd Infantry; ii. r. McCullum, ]. Hamer. A
Bugbee, q. WOonsee, w. butcher, C. A. E,vr,
I'd Wisconsin; o d. Gladng, ID Rhode Island
battery w. Jennings, Sd Maine; g. w. Smith,
o. A. Waller, and M Mahen IIth Nav yo,k
1 II.
Biackintnn, w. n Gardner, and J. Canvell xth
Maine; J. Schof, 3D. Connecticut; r.. Du1h.,
I'd Vermont; K Erback, I'D Artillery; n. Ans
l4th New York Lieut.. A. A. Mertden. @. G.
Busher, w. Rouse, and c. c. Dow, % w!scon-
sin J. w. Burges, lat Connecticut; B. NULL
gan, 3Sth New York J. McCrersn, J. O,Ksefe
; sullivan, e Kelly, John Hayes n Rice
NJ. DAILY, kellahan, Pat. Riley, r. A Kelley.
J. Hyland, w Casey, p. GIIroy, James Gsll.he,.
I. kiernan, II EEan, J. 0aIIeger, r. sbe,ha,
and Daniel Ryan, ooh New Yorh; J. MeGold.
rick, sth New York. w. b Smith, Zou,ye,
w Forden, I4th New York; 8. X. Mason, a7th
New York John B, Preston, lat Cavalry.
FIRST MICHIGAN RzsIxrsT.
We give below list Of those either killsd ar
| unaccounted for In Eve companies Of The Firm
Michigan Regiment:
Company G-Lieus. J. NJ Casey, A. Craig, ].
N. Barker, ). N. Trash, j Archer, A. NJ Russell
Nn inorhtno, Peer Teeple, Z. A. Cross, c.
| 3. Trimm, John Siiitz, Charles n. PsIme,
| lCaPt Abbott, OF this company, behaved with
the greatest bravery and daring uripg the cb,,o.
made by that regiment on the enemy, ipf,rt,v
and cavalry. Always in advance OF hi, man =.
leo them On In perfect order, and when forcsd hv
the hot nre from masked batteries to retreat. did
so win the utmost coolness, picking ND and
bringing OF his wounded by the wayl
Company OWN. Msetzkee (coIor seroennt,
NJ Martin, A. Dubois, J. II Wheaton, N. POr,.r'
| w. Waite, M. Haag, w. johnson, A. "A s,oxn
Company D-CsPtaiR Butterwortb, sersean,.
Whitcomb and Rhodes, G. d. Drury. c. @. g,,-
vsy, d NJ Holmes, J. ID. Imails, C. Brinierbos
| ID. Walker.
| Company I-ssrgesnt Moore, C. colgrsve feolo,
| oesfef)' T. simons, VIM. Smith ,wm.V. Ch,rl,.
| Z. Laundsberg, Hiram Lane, c. Kent.
| Company IA. NJ. Edwards, Sergeant Rieh.
| Nathan stemberg, George Parker, J. x. Fowler
WIN. H. Flemming, B. Baker, wm. Moore, ~
I Pomroy.