The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-23

J tant Of the latter rode up In front b.
fore no could speak, Captain Clayton asked him
"what regiment is tha and received answer, 1hat it
was the Fifth regiment Missouri Volunteers, under Col.
GARRISON and was lighting on the side of Caib Jackson
captain Clayton Mt seized the rebel adutant by the
collar and threw him to tn ground threatening TO kill
him unless he gave orders to his regiment to fire
upon the Kansans. The rebel 'game and instead
OF doing as requested orders for fire TO be opened
AS his men did so the Adjuant was killed by bullet
from Captain Caytons revolver The company succeeded
IN getting back to their own lines with loss of three
| four men,
fhe Kansas Second into action between four and
five hundred strong, and with loss Of not from
eighty killed and wounded.
Both these regiments will at once proceed III up
their ranks with new men, and will mako particular effort
to get them from Kansas The training which the resi-
dents Of that young State received during the Kansas
wars was just such makes good soldiers Kansas
blood Is the kind that stands fire.
Colonel Mitchell of the Second Kansas is prisoner at
Springfield He was severely wounded In the battle and
could not be brought along with the command II was at
hrst thought that his wound would DO fatal but late
counts from him state that his recovery is almost
tain Colonel Deitzer, OF the Kansas First, Rola,
4 but hnds II difficult TO move about.
The famous Captain Emmett Mcdonald came in few
days since with flag Of truce to negotiate exchange
OF Prisoners and TO make an effort 10 procure medicines
for the use Of the rebels. The negotiation
full as far ms the prisoners concerned but the med
cines could not be obtained He sent back under
escort
The party Of General Lyons friends mentioned In nv
last letter left to-day for Springfield by the Pacific Rail
road It Is reported that an escort under Captain McFa
mott Ss r iSi Springfield but tho report S
before the command left to inject the vcns Of the body
with some preventative SUBSTANCE but the effort was not
. SUCCESS.
Continued activity is noticeable around General Fro
monts headquarters 1t is evident that vigorous policy
will mark his management OF the campaign in the West.
Captain G. Campbell, Of the Chicago Light Artillery,
stationed AZ Cape Graudcau while out for pleasure ride
on Friday saw two scouts Of the enemy and managed to
shoot them both AT Cairo, Saturday last fisherman
found bottle containing letter addressed TO General
Pillow, and giving full details Of the camp and defences
al Cairo the number, sizo and position Of the guns, and
all matters of Importance to the enemy II is sup
posed that large numbers of these letters have been for
of them would fall into the rebel generals hands,
General Pillow is not heard Of at New Madrid Gas much
a. ne was MS threat upon Birds Point was evidently
Lyon from being reinforced
The following list OF killed, wounded and missing of
the First regiment Kansas Volunteers, In the battle of
Springfield, Mo-, on the 10th inst -
Wounded-CoIonel G. ". Deitzler.
COMPANY A-Kiltd-Prvates James Burke, Geo. N.
Dcrne, VIM. Fox, wm hopgworth, Ell Reed and Hugh
| Randolph.
Wounded Captain B. P: cheneworth, slightly; First
Sergeant Frank Drcnnins Third Sergeant, Tos Merrck
Corpornls, j. X. Amsden, Alfred Luther Lucus c. Booth
Fred Anerine; privaes Joseph Colt, Horny Davis F.
Tracy Louis Bowman Michael Connolly, Fred. Dren-
ming, Patrick Lncey A. E. Moorick, j. N Pate, William
Smart, William Palmer Musician, VIM. Jacobs.
COMPANY B--Kuled-Second Lieutenant, John W. Dyer
priyates Bryon Henry, Martin Lawler.
Te1ndeaMfrst Lieutenant John Alden privates
Wm John wsn aS
COMPANY C-Ki1ed-Sergeant james Rogers privates
Patrick Outline, james Hamilton, Agcrnon L. Marshall
Weu,uicd-Captan p. A. Mcfarland, fatally; privstes
samuel G. Bennett, James Bean, Wn Connorsn, James
Patrick Gill Francis Glbbouy Martin Grubcr, VIM Hal,
lday, David Auhatan, John McManus, Robt McKewen,
aIsk an on S %s. Sullivan Dennis Sui
COMPANY D-kied--Second Lieutenant Caleb s. Pratt,
First Sergeant Lewis T. Ltchned; privntes Isaac Bald
win slas Pratt, Doctor W: Winters James Castleaes.
Woa,xied-Captan +. B. Swift, Sergeant Austin r.
Nils coTPorss j. Stewart, Hugh Dunn, L. W. Bren
niman, f. NJ. Pickett, James McMurray; privates +.
=. r., Ivb Pc Nm
ian benton Collect, William Moyce, John Moycc Lemuel
Coss,s n0Taog S1ls St na,prr james Owen
Benedict Joseph Gait pnohos MICHAEL Mayes
Erasmus Mexican, David Nayles, William West Cornelius
Murphy.
| ., Wou,ded-Frst Sergeant Lindsey Knapp; Corporals
Ss I. JShnson John WISER Adolph Cantel Nicholas
Boees Timothy Buckley, Barney Carter James Y. Cols
man E. C. Coker, Joseph Crctin, John Dixon VIM Doni-
yan Frank Gunther, samse NJ Gruber, Henry c. FIN,
Geo w. latin Henry Meyer, Seth Mount Albert Mexican
hava R MnE i asrs@sn oponn 1s Pear
SULLIVAN Benz r. Sandburgh. John Shcpperd Frank Won
sell, Potter Weaver.
COMPANY T-Kit,ed-First Lieutenant L. L. Jones: Cor
Pornls sidney Dudley and Gilmore Young prvates ].
p bonsr d9el Ames, G. e cardMe n r. Fair
ston 7. G. +. Papielewsky, Fred Baub.
acknowledgements p. s. Thompson and J. NJ. Dean
CORPORAL Fred Paez Prvates p H. Awony Jacob Arnold
John GARY, Archibald Cameron, L. Il. Cummings d. H.
Dorr G. s. Dickinson, c. r. Triton, A. faoz, NJ. Freeman
,, George A. R R, + Lnggew, Renheart C.
IA a. w. Ill.
stone, D. Iegrares, A. Tnkham John L. Ward j. A. VII
liams G. L. Graham.
COMPANY G-Kiled-Corporal Charles T. Harrison pri.
vate Benson Beyles.
Wo'u.dct-Lieutenant H. D. Mccurty; privaics Frank
Black G. Hemmereith, james NJ. IOwrey, James Morri-
son H. $. MeCleland, Chas. Mccormick Vim. McClntchoc
p. Fl. Rice Henry Tubbs Smith Townshend, Charles vii.
son lawson J. Young, LORENZO \: Willis
CoAfnNy H-h,ice-S Michael Flood; corporals
G. johnson; privacs James Barrett, John Brennan Thos
Dunn, Joseph Egan, Robt Elliott. Edward liagan, West
1ax1 htrt,xF DGtp ,.ty ADD. a..
sey, Daniel g. sullivan, jeremiah A. Sweeney, Michael
ronay, Cornelius Mcclure.
Woaaded-lieutcnant James Mc(ongle; Corporals C. H.
Schumacher, Lawrence Mccarthy prvates Milton Ewes,
Wilson Jones, James Kelley Daniel Leehf, John A. Eng
llsh, John Mills Bernard Mcdonald, John Mckay, Frank
Payne, James Penys, Lewis G Sherman, Thomas yyrel,
James Wash, John Walsh, william c. Brown, Michael
Cayenaugh, Michael Donavon; musician Alex Centre.
COMPANY acknowledgements Alexander Forstener
Francis Beckner prvatcs Thomas Berne. Cesar Brandt
Fred Boehn, Gustavus Cser Charles Fineber Peter Xii
Ian, Conrad Schnecher, Herman Sabonn, Edward Wei
.gert Charles Walters.
WouaiIei--Privatcs Henry Berger Charles Biltman,
John Combs, George Kneupler, Henry Iorenzen, John
Munzenmayer, Valentine Leebacher Andrew Schmidt,
Sfas, W E2sentoun, II. Frank, John Mueller, Joseph
Natalie Matthias suIe Benedict Neuncr Corporal Frank
Woihrde Sergeant Theodore Croie.
COMPANY K-kiued-lieutenant c. Agniel private -
Hunt.
Hatt Corporal j. Beiham prvates Cas Anucker Casper
Braggs, Daniel Guinon, r. Hanni, Geo. Keith A. Keller
j. Lindsey A. Manning, H. Totten
MISSING.
Company A-wm Mccarthy.
Company c. Corporas Coyne and Schuyler; privates
lhilpp Ahern, Daniel Callahan. Max Dickens, Patrick
Gains, Ed. A. Livingston, Hugh 0Neil, John ORourks,
Henry Schwartz, Terence Tnian.
Company E-CorporalW C. Barnes private Jerry OSul-
! LYNN ~
Comrdny H-Privates Vim. Mulleny Michael McGowan
Company I-lrivate Conrad Hartung.
Company k-Private Isaac Denton.
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or the wounded reported that thirteen died before
eight a. NJ on the day following the battle their
names havo not been ascerained The regiment went
into action no strong, and their loss as above, m killed
wounded and missing, is 291
OUR IRONTON (MO.) CORRESPONDENCE.
IRoNToN, NO., August IS, 1851.
Trip from ST. Louis TO Irosaon-B,idges Gaa,ded-Gen
Prc''ts-The Natural and Artifcidl DS'eces Of the
PaoceCo' Reckers rtaU Of The Rdels' Legs-qAe Where