New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-18
HONORABLE NoTICE-How THE UNION TROOPS
WENT OUT TO BATTLE.


field of battle on the evening preceding it, but was
compelled to return to town much to his regret,
after marching two or three miles with the
column.
On the march out many of those who now lie
in their graves were jOyously singing and feeling
as gay as larks. Among the songs / heard were
the Iowas' fayorite which relates the doings Of
Jackson and Price at Bonneville, how Lyon bived
Camp Jackson, the chorus concluding:
Bound for the happy land Of Canaan
the Kansas melody,
so let the wide world wag as Il viii
Wen be gay and happy stt,"
and many of q religious character.
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED, AS FAR As
AsCERTATNED.
The following list of killed"and wounded COM
prses all those brought TO the Court House
Hospital, and some others coming under my per-
sonal observation:
Bgade General Nathaniel Lyon Of Connecticut eopmsnd
Volunteers Capt Mason, Company G. la Iowa yOuntssni
Cept; Brown, ksnsss let j. McIisDr', COyRsay lows
Company H. Iowa Ist
Gen T. w Sveeny seriously; Col Detze Kansas lst
Col Mitchell Kansas Cd IL AndreT. As9un
M MCT aS KaS; "a SsR ksRs oo 8ouss cS
J"s J. g. cveadsr asou isti Cart s@ith, K.as. G.p
IatIh ".ntiy IN lsf' @gi shoulder F Capt pGaHs na =.
1g Lieut. rss !5v C. IpTs it, e G.a o%s %ssd
Infantry fnh '' Isaac Hineocp Gen Lyon. body quad.
sEReEASIs eoRroEAts ASp ',I1, rsTsTEs. =, s.,r "
ws.ES Ss.RS,tci Co. hiSBs.@ Ms.eui aofs hoe G.
Co Ria. Missouri CO. Z '' M. asSs y. TSS So.ss Sc
%i;os +: i %:se s. s:s
Join pGt SeSaya y Co "a A. Riass Missouri I.t
O. Soa John Nelson Co A M.;onF h ed Es.,d 1sSd Be-;
CIas snerr Co 4, Mi,'sni..i !seob RsPt1 Co. A. NJ
;n M 5ns' Pc s %iS 5y ,'Ia Sc II Msoo i Sl Bernard
8.@isi st;i0c, CO. L N::osf Con Rogers Il Il@S%i..
aln a Roda Eha B. Bons Co. g. su S s;e
Missouri lst A9n1o Bates Co b Missouri lst ss aysI Is;
Wtrse co. Missouri it; Andrew 6sdnsr, Co. 3. Ml.soah
Co., ai.soar aOS Tion. Alien Co T. Missouri
Missouri . !se,'R HMsap,S13 Co. Co. + ssrs sii4. ssn,
Co. G. Iowa ii; 1ndisw g. Mcdonald Co. low. ti Adam
Ps Co IL Iowa It, Peter srn! 'fs So OF iS%. Co.. H. o9s IL
s:1:ssbs ssas g. 6ss Co. ie"s
e. e. e = Isss @ss"'i ,' Co. iSs: w::1 !" C.
r. W HAl.on Co f. Iowa Isl Moses Ernst11, Co. T.
eTS Z Ias s;si lss; Ira schaier Co. Iowa dsyr Co
q ssa1s Sa, &C Co. Swr It: G. Web u Sasa Co low.
il; Jshp Bell, Co lows i.t jane. o,eEsdy Co low. Isl.
+ n Nc Donald, low; Ts C. low: =:
Gs, f wS Co. Go O' @ Gs1; 8 fsTes . Co. Co. Iowa
Mathis Co Iowa .' High FL. Co. H. :ya l., i,i d.s y
q, h.
PeRerrs Co c, iowa Isl r. Msddes Co. G, Iowa ls.i
Ia ISs M s f3s Fns e &C. G. Co. s
p.ls M9hG1S Co e - aHp''i KS s Pts' @ Si;. S.s
" sHsep Se - Co + kea.a. it. Rsy Co kansas I
Il fI paTs e. a. Kansas .i Alex ceni.Ss Ksns, i
?honu. MsThan, Co G Ks9'As u Che' Pitasn P CO. l.
K Rsss .s R. Hewin Co x, Ksnss. D. H. Dow Co.
S1n', i kan.a. G A'' m s. Simon AiRS FraSe Co = Ram
"a. .sa l.; John G % Rsasry' Co. G, KsnsS. it; ! NJ Lad
Egyai' Ley sf g. ksnhsf' RI 'e Co. KsS... vs D. Kan:
Ih9m. SSssSn he b m riisa Inny SI g. paes
pss1 Co = Il iet.niIy T,ch,s G. a 4.
n %..s H 5ss. sSs,'G c. oGff fsS Co
B. H Infantry q z.f Nori' C. T. k.a:s. ,1 "a "a ss.;s
Asy Js@s p 8. 1;say ss.sae, sn;,Ss 5Ssa
H,u.S T. % d efs d Ae1 iI.in ~ fH wsn CO.
CORPORA Hamilton, b. "a Inantryi E,Aa Cole Of Cen
Major scbae1er of Gen. sigels regiment is re-
ported killed, but the intelligence is not positive,
hence omitted bis name from the list
CONCLUSION.
We took 400 horses aud SO prisoners. One
oSthe latter was brought in from squad Of
i've Rebels by your correspondent, who at that
time was nearly hoarse from raDying the troops,
regardless of anything like personal danger.
On the return to town many were the anxious
inquiries made after friends and comrades, and
lucky was the man who made successful attempts
TO find and see q wounded brother.
Gen. Lyons body has been carefully laid out,
and will be embalmed aud sent to his friends in
Connecticut.
Our loss will probably reach two hundred
killed, and six or seven hundred wounded.
Since arriving in town the military authorities
have decided not to lose q moment, but to start
at once for Rolla. They will leave before day.
light The baggage train is about five miles
long. and if the Rebels do not attack and secure
it, they will be less able to pursue than We
imagine.
A considerable amount of powder has just been
DESTROYED by the ordnance officer because Of no
means of transportation. The Iowa Regiment
have also burned o portion of their baggage.
On one or two occasions the enemy raised
Union flags and cheered causing US to fear we
were firing upon Col. Sigel The battle would
otherwise have been much more disastrous TO toe
Rebels.
The reporters are now, at daylight, leaving for
st. Louis determined to push through If possible
Rebel Mode of wasfnrc-Murder and Assassi'
,.,;ou-" F Frrmeas Reserve" ef50, goo Men
a.. ,tc North- West-What Gen. Fremsntn 10
Ustua-New Organixstien Of Trcsps II
u;..ouri-The Marine Corps'-Teie'
y,ophic Corps-The Gunbeafs-QuaRser"