The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18

Nicholas Matthias, Company I, Flrsflirso,r', arm
Berry Dalin, Company I, First Missouri finger.
IS hubert, First Missouri, ball in heas'n:
John McNally, Company A, Rifles, First Mis- ouri.
Sergeant John John M9sms COMPANY b Capt s'esS ne TO-
Hugh Ess, oofn,rv Iowa, ball through thigh.
e. e.. a; p walter, Company p, Fret lc~.s.
s"A nAAS Vo"n.aay b, First Kansas. Arsa-
JAS. Kelly, Company H, First Kansas.
F. snowbar, CompanyF First Kansas.
R. W. Hamilton Company F, First Iowa.
Thos. Erington, Company G, First Iowa.
c. G. Hanson, Company +, First Iowa.
II. Davis, Company A, First Kansas. -
r. W. Roe Company II, First Missouri.
Alex. CeutrOn, Company A, First Kansas,
Thomas Magician, Company G, First Kansas.
John McSiancs, Company A, Rifles.
H Ralfeilat Company q, Second Missouri.
w. ID. Robbins, Company X, First Iowa.
Ira Schafer Company X, First Iowa.
Robert Wilson, Company d, First Missouri.
c. Gregory, Company Q, First Iowa, in the hand.
O. W. Bennett, Company G, First Iowa, in the knee.
G. H. Baller, Company c, First Iowa, in the breast.
Chris. Murry, Company {, First Iowa, in the foot
/. Webb Company G, First Iowa, in the calf Of leg
John Bell Company c, First Iowa, in the groin
james O'Grady, Company G, First Iowa, in the leg.
Henry barrow Company 9, ri,s a Iowa. IN the arm
J. WALL Company c, First Iowa. in the bowels.
Shas Clark Company First iowa I. slightly q lily
Geo. s. Pierce Company c, First Iowa.
Cor. Williams, Company G, First Iowa.
John I.eary, Company G, First Iowa.
s. w. Mathis, Company G, First Iowa.
We shalt expect more perfect list tomorrow.
THE ARMY OF GENERAL LYON.
In connection with the from Springfield, Mo, the
following detailed statement of the force under General
Lyon will be interesting His troops comprised 800 regu
lars, 1900 volunteers and some 500 Home Guards-n
all 800 men.
General Commanding Nathaniel Lyon.
Aid observation-disclosures Colonel ]. F. Shepard
Quartermasler-Major Horace A. Conant.
Acting Assistant Adjutant General-Captain Gordon
Granger.
Brigadier General Franz Siegcl, Missouri Volunteers
Major Samuel D. Sturgis First United States cavalry
Acting Brgadier.
Captain David s Stanley, commanding
First Cavalry, Company B-I4eueDant Garfield.
First Cavalry Company C-I.euenant NJ. j. Kelly.
First Cavalry, Company D-LieutcDant N. W. Henry.
First Cavalry, Company Captain Milton T. Carr.
First Dragons, Company B-Iicutenan C. 4. Farrand
First Dragons, Company C-Iieutenant Sanford.
Mounted Rifles, Company H--Captain Wash. l.. Elliott.
First Kansas Squadron-Captan Wood.
ARTILLERY
Totten's battery, six peces-Captain James Totten.
Dubois battery SIX piecesLieutenant J. " d. Dubois
Segels battery six peces-CaInain schaefer
INFANTRY.
Four companies First regulars-Captain B. Pummer.
Two companies Second reguars-Captain Fred Steele.
First Missouri Vols. (Blars)-Lieut. Col G. L. Andrews
Seed Mo- Vols (oernsteins) co.'s, Maj 0stsrhaus
Third Mo. Vols. (Siegel's)- Backon commanding
| Fifth Missouri voluntcers-Colonol Solomon.
First Iowa Volrnteers-COlonel Joshua +. Bates.
Third Kansas Volunteers-Colone Robert b. Mitchell.
! 200 Home Guards-Colonel John S. Phelps.
800 Home Guards.
These 900 Home Guards do not seem 70 have partci
pated in the fight which leaves the force actually In thu
engagement, 8, 800.