The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01


be mutual in command acting with perfect unison and
acco.a,co,
scrption The line of baltic extended seven miles with
its columns Of charging infantry, its dashne squadrons 0!
cavalry and dying ARTILLERY, Its batteries laundering ana
sending up clouds OF smoke.
SOME or THE KILLED AND WOUNDED REBEl4s.
hated and Wounded az NE Batac Stone Bridge Sunaay
Jdl II, 1851
From the Richmond Enquirer, July "a
The following q partla list OF killed an wounded OH
tanned tron officers and prvates at Manassas by our cor
Respondent there
SECOND VIRGINIA pnoiaExE
Colonel Nelson MORALLY wounded.
Bolts Grays--Prvato Manning, mortaly wothdod
Tmberake, norialy; Eisclef, mosiallyi Middiek'H
slightly.
FOURTH yeuINIa nxciMES1.
RockbrdFe Gfays--ifiiate GOosby, iortal'y; COX,
moraliy; M,rstclla slightly.
Montgomery tcncibc -ii,utenan. Lanehorn slightly.
FOURTH ALABAMA EkGlMEs7.
Iieatenant John -lp son. 'onpany H. probably Killed;
private James Jackson wcnt'cd Tom Kirkhain, wounded;
Colonel jones, soeoroy wolnaed; Liautenant Laws,
wounded MAYOR Scott wounded, Charles Wcem, wounded
sE'oND vIaGiNIA nkGiAlNr
Captain Roam, mo.,aly woundcd, Captain Clarke slight
~; Cspt,,n chdabars, sloi; private Scott pshnl'n,
Killed; Pams.a.e, killed; Rlicr, wounded; G. w4'tsug
wo ,nded; private Mead, wolui led.
wAsniAGtoS AErIIAay cf SEW ORLEANS.
Sergeant Joshua 'cynois, killed. struck i'll forehead by
a shcN, whiio giving word % colamand John Payne,
wounded, CrUtehar, woGhied.
HAMPTON LEGION SOUTH CAROLINA.
Col. Hampton, wounded; Lisdt. Col johnson, Killed.
Lieut.. ksan killed; private Coltrio, woundcd private
Douknishl, signify woundod; private brown. slightly.
Corporal W. A. Young, OF Capt. Hollinswo.th's CON-
pany, killed, and Capt ioole mortally wounded
sncoyD VIRGINIA gEG'MsSr--coI- ALIENS -
K. u. Burgess, Killed; Isaac N. Giaze Killed; VIM.
Young, killed, Lloyd Powell killed; Capt Clarke com
pany i, wounded Vim. G, MI, wounded Strothor Barton
indod; Richard II ado, wounded; WIN. Hobson,
woon'icd, Charles Mtcheil, uiortui!y wounied hud,
wounIcd.
rslrrgr, VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Capt. Winston katlord from Bedford, OF Radiords Kan
gers, killed; Edicy irvin company, killed. tuqta
Clay dragons, Killed, Corporal G. Tu,pn,. woundcd.
COLONEL clsus EIGHTH SOL Til CAROLINA REd'AENT
Lieutenant Cook, Company II, wotndcd; Captain Har-
ring Ion, woaLded; private Cook wounded private long,
wona"d: private White, killed, private Esby, woundoo;
private Dixon, killed Captain Harrington, Colonel Cashs
south Carolina resmcnt captured Hon Mr. Ely, Of the
United states Congress, AZ, amateur lighter.
lwiS1A EelnA VIRGINIA nEcSiar, ooioNxl r. T. PRESTON
Captain X. C. kuhnels aud private j. Nutter, slightly
nied; First Lodtenant K. w. >Gaude wounded; HI.
Iaugholpe, hiaed Gencln kby smith, Of regular amy
was only wounded and not killed hrst reported ,o,o
mel r. T. Preston took Colonel Wilcox Of the Michigan
gnent captain and three privaes prisoners with his
own hands.
GENERAL JoFNsIuS's STAFF.
Colonel Thomas killed; Colonel Mason, wounded.
general ikEs srAtr.
Colonel @. III. Stephens, wounded.
SIXTH NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Colonel Fisher killed.
Gso,oiA rRooss-ATlaSTA GRAYs
Ktlcd.--!siac .mnond, Ftauz Hammond, Smith
Morton, Addison orr, James George James kersbaw W.
" Brooks joel Marlborough Robert Hamilton Goorge q.
Rawng
WoaRded--J B. Martin, Lieut.. Hulscy, BENZ Watkins,
James Alcro John G. Riwling, Tony Anderson, William
Christian, William Harris, navid Croft, Jerry Cananen,
Llcui. smith, Thos Norwood Lieut. Love- Thos Stokes,
NJ Elliott
ROCKWELL (GA.) GUARD
Ea}ed.-Thotnas Kirk, James faocn and r. f. Smith.
Seven wounded aud missing. Tue majority Of these
casualties occurred il tho attack upon Shermans battery,
when Con. Barlow feii. Reports say that the Eighth
Georgia regiment Is cur TO pieces
MACON (GA) GUARD.
The following Is The list OF killed and wounded in thu
Macon (ia) GuGrd:-
No o.lcer was killed.
H,uoi--l.eondus Lamar Walter c. Alien, J. N. Jones,
W. carey.
Wou1a3ed.--aigh,iy- lieutenant r. A. Wilcox
d. Woods, Of Fort Valley Fifth Corporal W. l.. Ans.
ScTiousy-('hlrics Gamble, in both legs Andrew
Mckenzie. tbs shoulder; VIM. Aiusworth In the bowels
Several others were very slightly wounded but TO do
gree not worth mentioning.
Au estimate OF the killed and wounded, by the chief
military surgeon at General Beauregards headquarters,
on the part onr army places the amount al 800 ~ 400
killed, and 900 10 200 wounded.
number Of s,al heroes were brought by the
g. receive frs their friends The honors OF sepulturc
men, were there funeral cortcge formed,
escorted the lcai5Cs Containing the remains General
Birow oi Georgia and General Bee, and Lieutenant Go
lionel johnson south Caroa, to the Capitol building.
Governor Smith regiment, .ha Virginia Forty ninth,
the tlcses Hf Tie tt and all his companies
bail. His Az i'alt, Lieutenant Caleb smith, wound
et. Lieutenant Ward, commanding FaGquer company
Killed. were also npmher OF his men, besides
others, who were wountei Colonel r. c. Cafripgton OF
Washington City, formerly OF Virginia, was one Of the
prisoncrs taken in the battle of sunday last.
Lieutenant Colonel Montgomery Gardner formerly o.
the United states Army ad attached to the First hide
pendent regiment OF Georgia o which General Barlow
vas previously Colonel, was slightly wou!ided in the
leg, and had his horse shot from pn'ier him.