The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14

PRICE TWO CENTS.
Of the enemy removed horee cart IN tn, Juchas
When our troops reIeated hechapaa Of III. massachu.
escaped being arrested by hiding in woods Gear the
me eiirghorse That gentle states the meeting
house used "a hospital that IL nlled with the
dead and wounded and estimates their loss from Gfty
to seventy live killed and about hundred wounded.
The men Of the Vermont regiment and Captain Clark's
companies also estimate the number about the Of
the killed and wounded Of the enemy.
Tho ditch which the Vermont right wing moved doxa
was thought by them 10 have been dug for the puypBG
/. is thought by fome that tho reason Gene
raj Pierce gave the order to retreat was that
eur artillery wss cutting Captaia Chrks compsnies
but they being on low ground the balls passed safely
over their heads In every instance
When Colonel Duryee' and the Vermont regiments
had passed Adjutant Writings house Gan officer Ia the
su,hern army, they returned, when the firing COM
mepced at the forks Of the road AS the vermontss were
repasing the house the Adju.ant standing in thu
front door and deliberately sbot at Orderly Sweet Of s
Second company the bail passing through the al OF hs
three of his uaves at once arrested Whiting, and Ad
was ed e. Colonel and as.
borIed gether with the costly furniture a1d
Whiting was then taken TO Hampton and placed under
arrest
Each had forty rounds Of ammunition, only twelve
The zouaves the frs. open the Ace after the
tlery had found the encmy's position which they did
from their left dauk Az as tho engagement oom-
menced from the enemys batteries the Zouaves charged
on them and kept the charg, up until ordered % retreat
The report etil prevails that the battery haA been
evacuated
THE FEDERAL LOSS AT THE AFFAIR OF
BIG BETHEL
LIST OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING.
The following is list, far have been enabled
to compile IT, the federal the engagement OF
Big Bethel
Butler.
2-Iaeutenaut Grebe, Second Artillery.
3.-George q. Diebout, Company A, New York Fifth
regiment.
flames Greggs, Company Il, New York Fifth reg-
ment.
ment.
6-Patrck White Company l, New York Fifth regi-
ment
flames Tor Joseph) eager, Company !, New York
Fifth regiment; shot through both scapul@.
S-Mooney Company E. New York Second regiment.
9.-Francis L. souther, Company n, Massachusetts
Fourth regiment; shot through both arms and chest;
died Ia the hospital on Monday, June 10, at 8A0P.N
10.-willam Carey, Company A, New York Third
regiment.
n.-orderly Sergeant Goodfeuow, Company D, New
York First regiment; shot dead by cannon bali.
wouNpKD
hudson fitzpatrick, Captain Company a. New York
Fifth, in the leg; not dangerous.
1T. s., Dumont, Ensign Company B. New York Fifth,
bayonet wound in the leg; slightly
al. s. York, Lieutenant Company ], New York Fifth.
slightly.
4-Ordnance Sergeant Bell New York Fifth slightly.
6-sergeant sdelI, Company A, New York Fifth.
6-Adolph vincennes, Company A, Now York Fifth,
dangerously.
flames L. Taylor, Company B, New York Fifth, NOR
tally.
slightly.
s-John Brosher, Company D, New York Filth,
| sBghtly
lo.-1oseph Knowles, Company E, New York Filth,
| hand shot of.
n-Thomas Tor J. wy Cartwright, Company G,
New York Fifth, slightly.
12-John Dunn, Company a. New York Fifth arm
! shot o.
13-H E. Cohen, Corporal Company H. New York
! Fifth, shoulder dislocsted.
| L. BrinkerhoG, Corporal Company c, New York
! Fifth, slightly
1s.-Jas. A. Cochran, Company h, New York Firth,
| slightly.
le-John H. Conway, Company h, New YORK Fifth,
| slightly.
lz-Joseph Richards, Company Q, New York Third,
slight bayonet wound In thigh
1s.-wm. G. Cady, Company F, New York Third, shot
| In abdomen mortal
1o.-James Garbett Company g, New York Third, shot
| in thigh.
2o-John Connolly, Company A, New York Third, shot
| in the knee.
2l-Phiip Sweeney, Company 9, New York Third, shot
| in the thigh.
Stone, Company II, New York Third, slightly.
% Frederick q. Baker, Company A, New York Third
| wounded in calf Of leg.
"a George Boyce, Company 3, New York Third, shot
! through left armpit.
| 25,-wlliam Hall, Company D. New York Third, shot
! in the wrist.
26-John IArkin, Company E, New York Sec md shos
! in the arm
| 27-Iansgan, Company E, New York Second, sho. in
! the arm.
2s-Dodge, Company F. New York Second, wounded
slightly.
| 2e-Conrad Gauth, Company X, New York Seventh,
! In chest.
3o-James a. Preston, Company A. New York Seventh.
SUD stroke.
1-sergeaut Hopper Company c. New York Firth.
ALLEN Dodd, Company I, New York Fifth
REHABILITATION.
New York Fifth ...".'.5 l6
Second ............. 3
' Seventh. 2
| Massachusetts, Fourth .........1
Lieutenant hs5as ~s'c Gre6.e, .........2
| IOtai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oO 4
Total oee.
The above total is not all complete. We ha Te given
in the list such names only have received emitting
count Of numbers mt ntoned killed. wounded Miss
| ing in the various regiments.
COURAGE DISPLAYED BY THE FEDERAL
TROOPS.
One Of special correspondents ut Fortress Moproe
after enumerang the details Of the battle at Big Bethel