New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
OUR DEAD AND WOUNDED.
From Tie Proriienc, JourraI, eih.


Rhode Island bas indeed, said yesterday, paid
her part oil The price at which the victory Of sunday
waa qained. The Second Regiment has suffered par
ti.uary The Colonel, the Major, two Captains, and
Lieutenant beside 5evonty-ive prvates, were killed
on The field or are mrsing. Gov. Sprague himself had
a narrow escape rs his horse was shot under him.
Lieut. Prescott is the only officer in the Fret Rec men
whose death has been reported at the timewe wnte
Col SOcum ia tie son OF the late Samuel Sloclmi the
great hin manufacturer. He served with credit M
iiepepant In the company which Leut.-Col. PitIan,
then Captain commanded ia the Mexi san war. lie
has always shown decided TASTE and aptitude Tor
military pursuits, and was possessed OF great bravery
lie won the affection and esteem OF his men In a re-
markable degree, and they willingly folio we'd him into
the very laws of death. His father died only lew
dave ago. His wife, a daughter OF General james,
aud one child, survive him..
M Tor sullivan Banou, who was wounded by can
non hail. az we hear is well known 10 nearly all our
readers as young lawyer Of high promise. lie has
served IA the General Assembly with eminent dstlno-
ton and was year Speaker Of the House. lie was
an unusually attractive public speaker, and has for
years taken an active part in the political affairs OF the
State. IL was not till few days before the "a Rel1
menl departed that he accepted tine Office OF MAJOR lie
was li.tle more than 30 years Of age. lie leaves II
wife and two children.
tho only son of John c. Tower esq., of Pawtueket
Cashier of the North Providence Bank. lie was one
of the very best officers in the whole regiment. lie
was IS years of age, and unmarried.
Capt. james SfDlth Ol w pOihOthtl III opOen-
ecary. lie was a most estimable man, ana his loss
will be deeply felt wherever he was known. de
leaves q wife.
Lieut.. Henry A. Prescott Of Company ID, LIST Regi-
ment was engaged in the clothing bufiness at Nos. ~
and ~ Xeybosset street. No went TO the war
from lotier Christian and patriotic motives than he
lie felt it to be solemn duty and he therefore prompt
y ooeyed the CALI though his circumstances We're suel
that il was eCsy matter for him to go. lie was an
earnest Christian man, and member OF Grace Church
We heard Of him presiding at prayer meeting IN
camp on Sunday evening last. lie leaves VIE and
four children.
Lieut.. L. G. Warner of this city, reported to be
captured has long been of the most efficient ocers
If the ls Light Infantry. lie Is representative IRON
this city TO the General Assembly. We trnst that he
will yet come in safely.
Lieut.. Thomas FOy Of East Greenwich was, we
believe a stone-mason by trade, aad most worthy
man. We learn that he leaves wife and very large
family OF children.
George Flngg, ayoung of this city, an apothe
cary clerk IN the north part Of the city, was killed
Frederick Bub, Of the % Battery, who was killed u
jeweer Of this city. He lived rear OF No. Pag'
street. He leaves a wife.
Olney ID. Ghdding, severely wounded, Is lapidary
lie h brother oil the booksellers, X. L. q n. b
Gladding.
Daniel g. Lake, Of Bristol in the ID Regiment, wa
missing yesterday, and supposed to DO killed dc ha
been sailor. He married
Isaac N. Cobb and John W. Jollsi OF Warren, ar
sud to be severely wounded. =,
There must be q lumber OF others, whose name
lave not been sent az the time we wrie
Rhode lslsud aud tue country VilIxuA lns MONO