The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25
and many never viii be- Company b OF New York was
Mt ia tho engagement.
THE WOUNDED.

Sergeant George Z. Tiffany Company g, wayne |
county, New York shot in right arm u. ahde men.
Corporal Freder"s D. Robbins, Company Il, Graiton'
Massachusetts, gun shot wound in threat.
Ccrp0 nj wilder s. Holbrooh, Company q sutton, Mas
sachusetts bullet wound IN lcft shoulder
friva.e Charles H. Holbrcok. Company II, Upton, Mas
sachusets gunsi.t in right shoulder and ankle.
Private Cnar II. stone, Company II, upon, Mass'-
chusetts; gnnshct wound in right lef AMI ankle
haph I. Enney, Company d, Worcester gunshoi
w9tnd IA both ihishs-bli gong through t"eii
Horace Day Company q Graftoni bnilct wound IN 'e'
Geo, r; simouds Contrary b, IeomusGr, Massa.
chlsetls bullet wognd ia right thwh.
VIM l. Fuller, Company q Mhary, Massachusetts,
bullet wound IN right cr above ank @
lett thigh.
= r, Brown, Company II. Eorhbrisgc; bullet wound
In neck.
Augustus Rcmck, Company l. Webster Mas sachusetts;
bul ct Molnd in left chest
orderly Sergeant II. p. Jorpcnsen, Company A, Leo
minister, Massachusetts; bullet wound in richt arm.
Privates A. w. Cowdroy, Company A, Leompstcr; bu-
lot woend IN neck and let tlgh.
Edward ord. Cmfany 4, West NLbGry, Massachusetts,;
bullet wound IN left ankle
Thomls A. sopihwick, Company II, Fast Douglas; bul-
let wound Ia lsft thish.
sam q .. King, C,mrany X, Ar'ingyillc, Il. l.; gon
shat wound in retit thigh
NsamoclT snan, Company c, West Boyston, Massa
Wizard sawyer, Company n, whtnsvillc, Massachu-
setts. guns OF wound IN right shoulder.
Crpoia Georga i. bani .s Comrany r. FitchburF; bul
let wound IN right wrist and right shoulder
crlora Henry Collar, Company Ii, Mnshharg, Conaeo-
tcnt; bullet wolnd IN scrctln.
Prvate James Kelly Company q saundcrsvlle, Mnasa
chus Us ;guush wound III J.. .ht arm.
Drnman Jadt, Company II, Upton, Massachusetts,
gulshot in oft leg.
Edmund a. Arnod, Company H. Uxbrdge Massachu-
sets; & nshot wound IN right
All mo- r. Belknap, Company q, Wikinsonvi!e, Massa
chus tts; wound IN right chest.
Or'efly Sergeant lyman po9ne, Company II, East
Bro kacd, Massachusetts gunshot in tha ght eide Of
Piyatc =. L. Adams company +, Worcester, Massachu-
sctts ginshot In left check
Abner II. Rce Com any G. Grafton, Massachusetts,;
~ az llf i -
Edward Harrington, company II, Mllbury, Massacha-
setts bullet wound IN wrist
Corporal Coo e Havsrn, Company H. Whitlnsvie,
Mas sachusctis; bullet wound III leg.
!. " dickinson, Company +, Amherst, Massachusetts,; /;
both legs shot OIL above tle knee.
j.. b Seayer, Company D, Worcester; flesh wound IN
the
sm,n sullivan, Company II, Milford, Massachusetts;
gunshot wound through left thigh.
SpEp Tns FiR 7 ctlFoBNIA prGIygvr-PARlR,s.
Corporal John Paul, Company H. Philadelphia; gunshot
rrIyacs Edward Is. Taylor IIastHss Minnesota gun.
shot wound in tho left arm buckshot IN right arm.
John Harry, Piedmont, Hampshire county, Virginia
gunshot woini directly through q . stomach.
Eibridgc Bunn, Company N, Philadelphia; gunshot
wound IN right leg.
Jacob Iutz Company A, Philadelphia; gunshot In right
thigh and q in the neck.
Thomas R. McKsnny, Company L, Philadelr ;gunsot
In laft III gh and foot
Henry II. Alien, Company A, Philadelphia, bullet wound
in left leg.
Color Sergeant Randall c. Wood Company l. Attlehoro,
Bucks county Pennsylvania; ballet wound in each ieg.
Private Richard q. Nj. hns, Company O. Philadelphia;
bullet wound in ancle and heel.
WOUNDED nE rAMSASy (foRrysrooSD) NEW YORK nEcI-
Sergeant Patrick Swords, Company X Brooklyn, New
York gnnshot wound In left side of head
Private Edward Reed Company {. Nes York City; bul-
let wound IN LETT breast
wouSpnp or THE FIRST UNITED STATES LIGHT ARTILLERY
Archibald Allen, Light Company !, Englani: bullet
wound in left shouldcr.
The above are all in the hospita OF the Fifteenth Mas
saehuetts regiment under the treatment Of Chief sur
Surgeon 1T s. r. Haven, Jr of Worcester o. the
list does not embrace the OF ali the
| different regiments engaged.
THE WOUNDED IN OTHER HOSPITALS.
Dr. Crosby, Brigade surgeon, Is using every cxerton
TO have tho wounded cared Tor fast they arrive
the ambGlances. have him IN the right arm
OF brave fellow. or the other wounded, thirteen
in one hospital Out Of Company G, California Regiment,
Captain Louis Berd not ten men escaped without wouIs
or DEATH Captain Bcra was wouhded BY carriaer run
ming him. The Californaus behaved noby. o. this
York, received bad bayonet wound. Seig Joshua
stcinbeck, Of New York, received flesh wound. PIT
vate William Holland, Of Philadelphia, wounded
in the groin; William smith, company g. bail through
the fshy part OF the thigh; Henry Coer, conpa.
| ny also wounded.
Iieu tenant Colore Isaac j. wstar, who commanded
the California Regiment, had his arm broken by ball
KILLED.
FIFTEENTH MAssAt III SETS REGIMENT.
Full list not reported.
George W. Cutler Company G, Fifteenth Massachusetts,
Millard Lawrence, Fifteenth Msssae hasetts.
MISSING.
Captain lockwood, Company A.
Captain Simonds, Company b.
Captain Bowman, Company G.
Captain Studey, Company d.
Captain Gatcheil, Company X, undoubtedly killed in
the action.
Lieutenant Grout, Company u.
Lieutenant Holden Company (sinco returned, slightly
wounded)
Lieutenant Hooper, Company (son OF Henry N.
Hooper, Of losten) not wounded lole IN the day.
Loss in killed, By wounds and drowning, supposed not
to be seventy.
Captain Foreband, Company G, and Captain Sloan,
Company j, both wounded in the lcet The iebes
fired low.
II is rinored tonight that Colonel W Raymond Lee,
OF the Massachusetts Twentieth among tho prisoners
taken by the rebels
The great loss las not caused The Generalization or
disorganization If either Of th3 regiments ergaged.
Tonight Colonel eves gave orders to have every thing
in readiness 10 march, III case orders should b. received
TO that effect. The members Of the Fifteenth declared
their willingness to follow their Colonel anywhere. lie
is both brave and cool IN battle.
Az have before intimated, the bravery Of General
Raker seemed to inspire the with courage to tho
last moment A company Of sharI shooters, Of the
Twentieth Massachusetts,, were seat out ~ depl0y
skirinisheis on tie left Of the Ae Colonel Baker,
watching the fire Of the men for tine at las
marked IN very quiet manner, "Boys, fire little
lower and you will do execution you doing ro
markaby well now, but Gre alitle lower Another little
incident OF interest occurred An irshman yate
OF the companies, after having escaped om tho rebels
by swimming to Harrson's Island, found that he had
left seventeen dollars in his pantaIoons; he at onco
started for the Virginia shore, recovered his seventeen
dollars and swan back cafe and sound.
General Bakers body will b, Immediately forwarded
10 Washington. His brother was here today.
Friends beginning TO pour 10 seek after lost rta
tives. The town will be crowded the sld
tidngs u tho event shall become known. Mas.
sachusetts has lost heavily N dead and wounded:
but IL will be some satisfaction To her citizens
TO know that all her soldiers behaved bravely on the
field, and only succumDed to overpowering od1s. The
rivor, no doubt, contains many dead bodies.
General Mcclellan arrived ot General stones head
quarters tonight.
1t should be stated TINT tho safety or the remains Of
General Baker was owing 10 the timely and self.
sacrificing oxerons OF thu Quartermaster Of his brigade
Captain Young Captain Young near General Baker
when he fell. He seized hrs body, and was carry
ing IL on, when he encountered by IL party Of five
rabeis who attempted 10 tako the remains from HIM
He used hs two navy rcyolyeTs and four the rebels
bit the dust. IL B melancholy tact that the FIRST boat
that returned from tho Virginia Shore after one p. NJ
and tho time Of General D1eg iyal, the that
contained his dead body
Ambu.anccs with the worndcd were being brought In
al ast night and placed under the caro- Of Tie gooAs
IN Tho various Hospitals in this pace
Upwards OF hundred corIScs have beon hauled on
10 Harrison Is Island from the river bearing marks
a gunshot wO nds and others <nwoupded the APP
pareny having suffered ath BY drowning Most u tue
bodies were buried on The island.
The various regiments heretofore stationed between
hero and other points moving WITH rapijity.
THE UNION TROOPS ENGAGED IN THE
BATTLE.
we give the full roster Of tho principal officers of zach
regiment although from the received accounts, IT ap
pears that only paris of them engaged In fact
b~o ,.,t in facss