The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 2o 1861.


Company G--l'katcs John Shannlcy, stephen peNepi
VIM. Keenan,, Alfred Posstin
Company H-Prya,es Thomas. W. Mccariy, John F.
Rhende, John Smith, rhadeus Hampton, George Hoey
John Gennen, Richard +. Cole
Company J-Jame5 Mcclellan, II. II. Wnsantry.
THE Loss or THE FIRST MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT.
The following Is official return Of the killed, wound
ed and missing Of the Fifth regiment Massachusetts,
Volunteer Militia Colonel samuel c. Lawrence command
ing
Fieidaad S.g--wouudod--C Samuel c. Lawrence.
Company --Wounded--Privatc James NJ Patten, shot
in elbow Daniel r. Moore shot near hpneither danger
Gus Missngprvaes Henry J. Briggs, Samuel A, Cate.
Company Observation-Disclosures Joseph s. Eusts, in
hand James H. Griggs, in elbow. Missing-Sergeant
George w Aborn, prvae Frank H. Tbbcts.
Company C-Wounded-Capt. Vim. X. Swan, slightly in
left hip; Lieut. H. d. Norton, slightly in left hand; pr
Yates stephen NJ Clark slightly in side Geo W. Hobart
in the arm; Frank W. Lane slightly in back; W. s Oak
man, slightly run over; Francis W. PraH, slightly in
ankle; Jas W. Pratt injured internally, over Lewis
Smith badly wounded in Leg Bernard Woton, slightly in
side. Missng-sdward Foster.
Company D.-Kiled-private Hiram s. Collins. Wound
ed-Geo W. Wallace slightly Jas. 4. Shaw wounded
and missing
Company E-Killed--Co!or Sergeant VIM. H. Lawrence.
woundcdCorporal Vim. j. Croker; privates Manvle F.
Richards badly; Vim. H. Dane, slightly; Albert f. Dow,
slightly Mssing-Private John II. Hoyt.
Company F-Killed-Privates Cyrus 7. Wardwell and
Thomas Heter. Wounded--Iieutcnant s. Henry Sleeper
in the foot Sergeant Charles W. Cosseboom prvates se
phen o. Harra, Bernard McSweeney, Edw. j. Williams.
Missng-Privaes Owen Taylor, Isaac N. Low, Bernard
Mcsweeney, Edw. j. Williams.
Company Observation-Disclosures Robert Pemberton, in
the shoulder Missing-First Sergeant W. 8. Rice pri-
VIM G. Bates.
shell. Wounded-Privaes VIM Farrell, slightly in hand;
Chas. Mcfarland, slightly in face. Missing-wm Shan
ley, Geo. W. Dow, VIM r. Burg
Company Observation-Disclosures Geo. W. Mason, Jr.,
slightly in leg; John Adams, slightly in breast Colones
Secretary, H. Martin Bnney, slightly in breast Missing
Private Edward J. Hannaford
Company observation-disclosures Henry A. Angler,
badly in leg and left on the ned Samuel Chandler in
arm Mssing-Privates Henry A. Angler, Converse A.
Babcock, Geo. T. Childs, Sumner A. Fisher.
TIE LOSS OF COLONEL KEYEs' BRIGADE, ETC.
The following tho casualties in Colonel Keyes bri
gade:-
Third Connecticut regiment, sixty killed wounded and
missing over half Of whom killed.
Second Connecticut-One killed. ten wounded
Fords Connectcut-Four wounded four or Eve missing.
The loss Of the Second Maine and Third Connecticut was
chiefly caused in their charge the battery which they
took This brigade conducted into the field Of battle
by Col Reyes. In the order of Col Reyes withdrawing
them only to change his position the men were not
of their retreat till they arrived the main road
Captain Tillinghast, Of Colonel Keycs aids was
killed. and Lieutenant Upton wounded.
The Rhode Island First sustained a loss Of thirteen
killed thirty three wounded and thirty three missing
Colonel McCook Of the Ohio First brought his men IN
IN good order covered the General Schcuck
brigade.
In tho New York Fourteenth, among the missing OF
whom there number Of privates, the following
Observation-Disclosures G. Gully, Theo. r. Salter, r. A.
GoOdenough, Jr., c. Schoes.
Many Of the prvates may yet turn up and the pobca.
ton their might unnecessary distress
among their friends.
following the casualties in the Second Michigan
rcgment:-Killed, Wounded, Henry Roetigcr,
Company II, in side; Mat wallenweker, Company G,
dangerously in side; VIM. Marks, Company A, and
skirmisher, shot in the leg.
The FRS. Massachusetts was not in the second fight
except few companies as srmishers and tho
artillery in the sccod division Lieutenant Gill Of Com.
pany J, was killed.
The Seventy first regiment now estimate their killed
wounded and missing at 40. They go home Tomorrow
but the greater portion will probably back under
Col Marston.
OF the Maine forces engaged in the battle Of Bulls Run
bridge only 80 missing. More will be likely to turn
up yet.
The loss of the Fire Zouaves estimated at 200 all
told The remainder full of fight as ever.
The following United States Mornes Of the detachment
killed on Sunday
Lieutenant Hitchcock, Vermont; privates Cegg Harris
Hughes Lane, Moore, Perkins, Riley and Ward.
al apdyn ccipa Had ~,
pora Steiner Privatcs Stewart Powers, Stebbins and
Bradford
Wounded and at the hospital, Major ceiling Lieutenant
Hale and ten others slightly
OF the whole of this force there not over nineteen
than three months in the service They fought
like veterans
The following the deaths not yet reported Alex
andra:-Leut VIM. Clark, Co. f, 4th Maine, and Lieut.
Byrd, Co. F. 4th Mane Chaplain John W. Mines Of Bath
81 Maine DR.. Allen, rcgment and DR.. Barton, of
the 9Th Maine, were taken prisoners.
The following wounded in the general hospital be-
longing to the Second vcrmont-Noah Blood company C;
William Jones, company G; John Pachen, company X;
John McCarty, company H; John McKean company b.
John sheetes, company B; - McGlues company f; D. b.
Pember company f; b. A. Marsh, company /; John
Shneader companyK X.
The wounded in the Third Brigade hospital are as fol
lows
Samuel Wahlafoky, company E, Maine Third; George
Chamberlain, company E. Maine Third 7. Baldwin Yer.
mont Second; G. Aspel, Maine Fifth; James Naughton
Maine Fourth; Samuel Lazy, company D. Vermont second
all doing well.
Mrs. Foster wife Of private Charles ?. Foster company
D. Fifth Mane is very attentive 10 the wounded in the
general hospital.
THE EIGHTH AND SIXTY NINTH REGIMENTS
RETURNING TO-DAY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
The Eighth and Sixty ninth regiments left this city
April % under the call for three months volunteers
Their term Of service has, therefore, just expired and
orders have been given for their return II s probable
however, that both regiments will after their return
offer their services for the war
The Eighth regiment is expected In the city at nine
O'Clock this morning in accordance with the announce
ment contained in the following Geographic despatch re-
ceived last night by Mr. E. Phillips OK captain Of the
Eighth regiment troop (Varian's battery):--
WASHINGTON, July q, 1851.
The Eighth regiment will start for home tonight at
eight O'Clock, and Will arrive in New York about nine
O'Clock NJ TO morrow at foot Of Cort,andt street
CHAS G. CORNELL, Quar- termaster.
The regiment will have an enthusiastic reception
Captain Variants battery will assemble this morning at