Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-15

The following comprise all the casualties to
the troops and civilians that have thus far been
reported since the first blood shed at Balti-
more -
April 49, Corporal Sumner II. Needham,
Addison o. Whitney, and Luther G. Ladd, IA
tally wounded at Baltimore. Sergeant Ames
OF the Lowell City Guard, private Collum of
Lowell, private Michael Green of Lawrence,
IL. w. DantorIh and Edward Cooper, slightly
wounded OF the citizens killed were John
McGhan, Sebastian Giles, Patrick Clark, p
Thomas Mills, VIM Maloney, w. Red, w.
Davis, and Patrick Gritfen.
April "A. John Murphy of 69th regiment,
drowned from a steamer while it was passing
up the Potomac.
25. Henry Hammer of Memphis, passen-
ger on board the steamboat Westmoreland,
was instantly killed at Napoleon, Arkansas, in
an attempt by rebel troops to capture the
steamer
May 2. Frederick Mowbray killed by Chas
Mowley at the naval brigade encampment on
Staten Island.
6. james c. Hagerty of ID regiment OF Fire
Zouaves, died from injuries received April 20,
by falling through the hatchway at Devlin's
building in Canal street.
7. Private LoYd, Eighth New York regi~
ment, killed at the Relay House by the acci.
dental discharge of his musket.
g. John Howard, of the Metropolitan Guard,
shot at Washington by policeman.
g. JOHN r. Slmonton, OF the New York
Times, Shot by the accidental discharge of a
musket at Washington.
9. Patrick COOney, of a Saratoga company,
wounded at Albany by Edward Webb
8. j. Lawrence Reese OF Eighth company
National Guard, accidentally killed at Wash
ington.
TO- Daniel Kane, of Twenty eighth N. Y
regiment, killed by falling out at window of
the Brooklyn armory.
TO- Simmons, OF Johnstown volunteers,
killed at Fonda, N. Y, by falling from the
cars.
TO- Walter Mcdonald, Thomas A. Havens,
Nicholas Kusblack, Emily Somers, Claiborne
Wilson, Truman Wright, John Sweckerhart,
Caspar IL Giareel. John Waters, Thomas a.
Horen, VIM. lcenhower j. j. Jones, z.
Doane, Erie Wright, Henry Mugle, James
Mcdonald, Francis Whalow, Job Carter, JAS.
Podden, M. McAulitfe, killed in the riot in St.
Louis
IL. Jerry Switzer, John Garvin VIM. Cady,
John Dick, killed and G. w. Woodward j.
Godfrey, Michael Davis, James L. Welsh,
wounded in riot at St. Louis.
IL. Private Swaney, OF Providence Marine
Artillery, lost one OF his hands by the prema-
ture discharge OF a cannon at Washington.
10. Private Adams, of First New Jersey
regiment wounded in the foot by the accident
al discharge of a revolver.
16 Thomas Benbow, of Company +,
Twelfth regiment, died OF disease in Washing
ton.
l6. Private McCarty, of Sixty ninth regi
ment, drowned at Washington while bathing
10. Private Smith of Company X National
Zouaves, died of disease at Sandy Hook.
20 A. S. VOsburg, colonel Seventy first
regiment, died at Washington.
"a Elmer E. Ellsworth, colonel Eleventh
regiment N. Y. Volunteers, assassinated at
Alexandria.
"a. John Butterworth, Corporal eleventh
regiment N. Y. ", shot at Alexandria by a
sentry
rs. Private Buckley, of Co. F., Zouaves,
shot by an officer at Alexandria.
&C. j. E. Jacobus, Co E., seventy irst
regiment, drowned at Washington
q. Thomas G. Pollock Co ID ninth regi.
ment, killed at Bordentown, Nj, by falling
from the cars.
81 Henry C. Cornell, Co. g., eleventh
regiment, N. Y, volunteers, killed at Cloud s
mills, Arlington heights by rebel skirmishers.
June2 Col. Kelly, first regiment Virginia
volunteers, severely wounded at Phillippi Va.
+. Five persons wounded on the Harriet
Lane, at the engagement with the Pigs Point
battery.
Z. A private of the Massachusetts fourth
wounded at Fortress Monroe, and one of Dur
yeas Znuaves accidentally killed
To the above list should be added the
wounded and killed in the fatal affair at Great
Bethel an accurate list of which has not been
published