The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-30

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The route efihe slfa.l ARMY seemed
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frep 8 5 ISL e. Fortress Moaree, Washing
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,he @a sag information concerning tue
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participate "a Csc battle ill ibe afternoon
uben 8 pas ordered ~ q cover lhe
treat IAuiT march was cI.ious and
9fue ton mii long II aa eNaaut
ins that pny mcn GID oul oI ihs raaas
from fatigue.
GA reaeling ihe Geld II, Vermont Reg
imeU, acted 81 roU guard rcpalns the
a't 60 ih my, aad Ra engage
cisct more .hau btI 10 hour, although
tlg conflict ahilg i iastcl SIS fy sharp.
CA 81 81 Cs.leiou was deployei 70 act
as .kitmshers end Was ille last ID the re-
treat, suffering more lo than any other
company
Tbe brigade re'reGcl to their camp,
atieh was but i5ur miles from the scene
q tie battle FL direct liHc, and prepared
% 80 into camp. a poEian had already
turned in when lhe order came TO retire
farther which was complied with. and lbe
retreat continued 70 Alez ndria.
The conduct 81 both officers and men,
as "A general thing, is said to have been
brave and cool, and such as would become
veterans. Col. Whiting ala not appear
couspicuously Col Willing did not APP
pear conspicnousy. Lieut.. Col Sfannard
aud Maj Joyce were il the !hickcs. Of the
Gaht and showed much gallantry, as did
also Capt. Dillingham; Of Waterbury, who
had narrow escape, his forehead being
erazed by a Minnie ball. Sergeant Balm
orlle Vermont Guard, distinguished him.
cii Isl his bo'lncss and bravery, exciting
ibc admiration Of his company. Private
Bcll, q Essex, also distinguished himself
( 3Uha Gowan, Of The Waterbury Company
WAS wounded in tie heel and could moi
walk, but loaded and fired on the enemy
ten times.
T Capt. Drew, Of the Vermont Guard, wa.
not IN the battle Having marched witt
Tic company through the whole ten mil,
march, lie was taken sick before the reei
mcbl began 10 fight. lie had been i'll toi
two or three days before. Lieut. Sharp
Iey carried the company into battle an,
brought Il oit, showing throughout lhe con
test the utmost coones, and self-posscssion
/ A cannon shot suuel, exactly at his fee
on one occasion, blowing tie earth an,
knocking him seuseIe.s, bat on rising Ii
~wcnt ii again. lie was ably stconde'
by Lieut.. Weed,
The rcgimtntal coloYs seem 70 have bccl
Il target for the enemy, but were satcly
borne of by Sergeant Harrington. Tic.
are said 10 be rddled with shot, one j.
pound shot having made large rent il
Them l}arliagtoa only Tins,
>lr. +. Garfield Of Burlington, spent tw
days ia Washington looking up the losse
Of the 2nd Vt. Regiment and gives tn
following as the result. We also lear
that Chas. Bliss Of Wood.ord. a mcmbc
Of the Bennington Co, was takenprisonel
This we trust viii prove to Jc 4 mistake.
Co. f., Beaaiagtoa
Andrew j. Noyes, wounded and LIS
seen ia m ambulance on the field. Wi
liam i. Murphy, stopped to take care 9
Noyes. Thos. Morrisey, 81 k when h
went on TO tic field.
o. T., Castletoa.
Warren Clifford, Of Dandy, wounded i
the hand. and last seen at Centreyille.-
jeremiah Bolton, HyderiIle, flesh woun
III thigh, and last seen in hospital near til
field. IL. Breckearead, Of Rutla j, kile
in battle.
c.. G., BratlcJyro.
Twelve are missing. Russell Benjamin
Elisha Keables, Royal Q. Fife and Cha
b. Rice are known 10 be killed. Cap
Todd, Shot through the neck, is at the M
tional Hotel, Washington, and doing wei
CO. d., Waterbury.
p. Flaherty, last seen on the battle fell
! John Gaming, wounded in the foot. job
. Murray, last seen on the field.
Co. H., Tmbridge.
Harrison Dewey, Of Royalton. S. J.. /
Goodsell, Of Chelsea, Edison Virgins, Va
Il. Keeper and Geo. II. Martin were la
seen on the retreat. A. Waldo was in no
piul, at Centeryille, sick with measles.
Co. r., Montpelier.
Victor Goodrich, killed. Benz. Taylo
last seen on the field
, Co. g., Burlington.
: Capt. ]. 7. Drew, sick before the battl
+ was unable to reach the field. lie was le
J IN the hospital which was burned. Scrg
) Woodward, Of Westforl, H. w. Conrc
: and Benz. Martin, Of South Hero, were la
{ en- on the retreat.
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