The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

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Charles c. Mills, Connecticut First.
J. B. Gilmore, Minnesota First.
Charles McElroy, First Connecticut.
J.D. Wilson, Second New York Volunteers.
Florence DlngInan, Second Michigan.
c. Baker, Thirteenth New York.
Frederick scherlenberg, First Minnesota
James A. Gait, Thirteenth New York
Jas Duffy, do; Patrick Gusmigan and Thos Welsh
New York Seventy ninth
A. Mason, John Falroye and Geo. Craig Third Maine
j. Mitchell, New York Seventy ninth.
@ Fluntford New York Thirteenth
j. FRAZIER corporal, New York Seventy ninth.
John Carpenter, Third United States Infantry.
George NJ Reonedv, Corporal New York Seventy ninth.
Henry II. McCullum, Second Wisconsin.
J. Flanuy Second Wisconsin.
A. Bugnee, Second Wisconsin
O. p. Gliding, Second Infantry.
W. jenkins, Third Maine Volunteers.
G. W. Smith, Eleventh New York; Asker A. Walker, do.
J. s. Rect Second New York.
Z. 3. Blackston, Fourth Maine.
D. J. Bey Second New York
Carl Erbach Second United States artillery.
Michael Maher, Eleventh New York yoluntecra
W. H. Gordon, Fourth Maino.
J. D. St. Clare Lieutenant New York Seventy NINTH
Gudhelp Woonsor, Wisconsin Second.
Roderck Black, New York Seventy ninth.
Jacob Schan, Connecticut Third
James NJ Goodrich, New York Eighth.
W. b. Smith, Fire Zouaves.
VIM. Forder, New York Fourteenth.
G. X. Masan, Now York Twenty seventh
J. B. Preston, Connecticut First.
NJ Malcolm, New York Seventy ninth.
B. Duntal, Vermont Second.
II. Ames, New York Fourteenth.
c. C. Busbee Wisconsin Second; ". Koureds, do O. G.
DOVE and Lieutenant A. A. Meridian, do.
]. Sullivan, New York Sixty ninth.
A. Mexican, New York Thirteenth.
J. W. Burgess, Connecticut First.
Barney Muligan, New York Thirty eighth
W, Dutcher Wisconsin Second; c. A. Reyes, do
COL Marston New Hampshire Second, musket ball, arm
broken and wound in the breast doing we'll
Capt. Hiram Rollins, New Hampshire Second, shot in
shoulder; severe wound; he will recover.
Capt. Todd, Brattoboro Vermont Second shot in the
throat ball passed completely through within one inch
Of tho juguar vein; will recover.
Major Goodwin, Vermont Second, Of Montpelier wrist
shattered by Minnie rife ball, not dangerous.
Private Hennng Montpelier, Vermont Second wounded
in the thigh by rife ball
Colonel lawrence Massachusetts, Fifth, shot in the
shoulder and also wounded the abdomen by spntera
Of wood, in no danger
Captain Gordon, Massachusetts, Eleventh, dead from his
wounds. =
R. Hill, private Vermont Second wounded in leg with
rifle ball; not very serious.
Lieutenant Wall Or Hail. New York Eighth, wounded by
fragment Of shell, seriously
Lieutenant Lorraine, of Shermans battery painfully
wounded in foot by ball
Presty Oldham Crag Second regiment artillery, dead
Dr. B. Blackstone, Maine Third.
The following additional wounded were taken to TIKI
Washington Infrmary Today
Samuel Eddy and Wm Dewitt, New York TWENTY
seventh
James Hogan New York Sixty ninth.
Henry Fall, Vermont Second.
N. L. Phillips, Wisconsin Second.
John Sullivan, New Jersey Third
+. B. simond, Minnesota First.
William seigler, Michigan First,
Lieut.. j. S. Merrill, Maine Fifth.
Henry Storms, Vermont Second.
Corporal Lord, Maine Third.
s. c. Meeks, Fire Zouaves.
Robert Dyer, do.
N. Carter, do
Thomas W. Columns, Wisconsin Second
James Greeley, New York First
Edward Sweeney, Fire zouaves
James Hammond, New York Twenty fourth,
August Van Allen, New York Thirty 9Th.
W. L. Reed, Maine Second
A. c. Strickland, Maine First
Gould Mathews, Maine Second.
William Frankford, Fire Zouaves.
Thomas Crosey, Wisconsin Second
Charles Holmes, New Hampshire Second
Hugh Mclaughlin, New York Thirty eighth
The following wounded at the camp of the New York
Twenty seventh, Camp Anderson, Franklin square,
N Wright, ball in thigh
c. Dick, flesh wound
W. Butler fractured ribs.
Sergeant G williamson, fractured ribs
James Williams, ball in the thigh
Lieutenant Phillips, slightly wounded
L. J. Steel, bayopet wound in abdomen.
c. Miller, wrist wound
W. }. Randall, wound in thigh.
Thomas Belts, thumb shot off,
Lieutenant A. c. Jackson, wound In arm.
Captain Ragus, wound in shoulder
D D Carpenter, wound In thigh
Sergeant L d. Button, wound in thigh.
Frank Spencer do
James Leshcr, rib fractured.
Ensign Parks, killed.
The above all the casualties in the Twenty
In the same camp are the following Fire Zouayes-
W Dryer, wounded IN tho arm and leg and back with
balls He marched all the way back.
A Shields, wounded in the back by splinter
Jerry Ryan, do
Others brought in later and some slightly wound
ed, who walked in.
Capt. Wiley, Of the Zouaves, wounded in both arms.
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