New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

IOlth OhIhX NlDOlvL
hand Corpora Henry J. Brown ,.{ and ann; And,sw
e. " RS1ss. SiS. JOIN calvin k; rsd c1s3ss 100;
Poip Kelly, thigh. aesh wsuhdi Thso Hsmnond bowels
t Coz p"n; wound-dcorpor.l Clark L. Wilson badly
co,Por.! Joaph TroieT' bady CoRoln W% Z, smith
s, Gp% Gsye 'Hs. 6,oa SAMUEL Gordon
= Hines. Bsl iinin Hs.hfe!d, FIshk H.shsh rhny =.
Hin. wm f. Latch Jacob asst' lhoTs. c. Riddle John
Stone Ernest A. Nv ich,r, Frstk in Oa-kili
Company D-Corpersl y. Nor,. shoulder; CORPORAL l.
..n c;dw: .%' VIM G:naDt, Mi o, J9hn
FOOT Z. HOLIDAY hind w. w. Laphsni lungs, badly Frank
Manly, elbow Jcho ncAdams, thigh; II. H. Rhodes
Company h|%saaa.d: sest Harrison L. n Alien l:s'
stIgt Arvn b Billings .rmi Corp FIrd Davis; CORP
Joseph 8. CisIf .m lame, Kelley, ann: Wiln.m "
Meekeri Chsrs. st,nson less John W. "ieAh.in es IL
COMPANY E-snis iemr. B. Carter, head hight ss5s
i:or G Tsylo abdomen Capt Benz Glid ley t ss,sa
Ezra Brown, hard, Ira NJ Barton shoulder Geo w Car
1er side and mech Geo H. Caldwell leg bsd John Douper
pSsn 'fp Gptn. breast ,h1 D.ni Jones. hp Perrin
d. Loons legs. BAD David Nuncasker arm slight John
Tw osSi h::d Raj VICE Read N'F and .n
Company G-s-rgt. George w Barrett leg badly Sern.
Lsau inrs GSap W. = S.T Sr,. .na sM b.ay
Lewis Ovens legs; s. fuller shoulder, badly q. D.
S IS %csr i n %% ten. sta"ii
J. II. Dou'hi and ,ids bad Lauren n.ed hand ,sat
cSmps.y ns ET9Sa s, h'1s . ..S;: q JOHN
S. Fox head slight; Ins.iP, head sisht Joseph hia'
e4id John Lieut., X Murray. John Pollock. H. Siaaer T.
company ALFRED Jackson, VIM. Kelly. Hiram Deed'
Thea d: Williams, John Esy Richard free~an' Ssmas
Thu AID s'sn .h:h, Corp IL suItGn, .nd ;nsat
Ns,hnnei Bsdser les sight; Geo. hers, ankle = r.
Dixon .hoa der and sh,sh Henry fairchd bIeD. slight,
Thsodcr ,r Wider .bdcm.n o. Wise. Thigh and
Company KGrOIso sOh. in the hand Fred Michel, arm
and shoulder Henry Schitt In the bladder MORALLY Corp
J.me. Ur,O. bsth les. Corporal Ne pei LEG John Humme
leg John Stern. wounded orsaly wm Pha arm George
TSt.i led Is Soanded~oicsrs :; sn.,ed men, IsA
LIST or CASUALTIES IN THE ONE-HUNDRED-AND-
NINTH PENNSYLVANIA.
The following 10 partial list OF the wounded In
the lO9th Pehnry lvauis Ccl Stainrooks regimentl:
srrsssnt Me y sdden, L, wounded 10 the side.
sergeant " M Thomas. II. wounded in the hand
Corporal Jacob o.ise' X. wounaed in the hand and sc
Private VIM MsiheIs ID. wounded 10 the nsh kDee slightly
PIis.,e ka~.d p r.st 4. nigh. leg eIc,e
Pii,sie J.IDes Kelley, u. wounded In the arm.
Privs,e Daniel urner. !, wounded In the aptle
i,i,.ie John Mori.op y, sounded in shoulder BADLY.
PIivsso WD. 5. merry. d. wounded 10 thigh badly.
pIy.s i1@s. I9 a X sSo%SsS - ,s =. s,
Pissto Chsue. Gotten, wounded Ia be head slshtiy
rn'sts " H. shermsu ,, wounded IN ei, .iln slightly
Piiysss John Hcoinley, X. right loot, slightly.
Private John LG~Ison, X, bed signify
Plvs.s Lawrence ". L.a-y. X. risn' ann, slightly
Col. Shamrock gave NE the following information
in regard to The ss,uslties in the regiments
Col stainrooi. slightly wounded.
Major Gisy, slightly wounded
Adj EeAdAn., slightly sounded
L.est Diets slightly wounded
Lieut. V-sl-. y, wound d aid prisonss
Lieut. RAi.,os. y. snshty wounded
LIEUT. kevsD, X. wounded AID mtsinG
kour,cen arc known to have been killed, Is
wounded. and 40 nissiug. Three hundred men went
into The field, and only about 10 are Vt present &C
counted for.
Col Shamrock was struck in the groin BY por-
ton Of shel. II fir. nit his body-paie, and this,
no doubt saved bis life. The bugle Oh bis bat and
one Of his shoulder-rtraIs were hot away. Col B.
behaved with remarkable coolDess AID bravery.
Major Gray was also wounded IN the side, sup
ro.cd by sbel. When the color sergeant fell, the
Major nobly rushed forward seized the oclorS, and,
while cheering OH the men, he fell, wounded in the
Lieut.. Dietn fell a, the saps time - the Colonel.
II IN supposed he struck ny the same shell lie
wound n the groin.
Lieut.. Ral,tob made q miraculous escape. A
mimic tall struck bis body.plaie, tore hole CON-
El-tey through it, psssed through the abdomen pro-
aueing n troublesome but bot serious woapd.
Capt. SwitIer received sbslt wound In tho calf
Of the ley.
Lsu veals, although suffering with typhoid
fever having come To the field 10 an ambulance, yes
be insirted on ioipng bis company, aid bs fought
NOT bravely. lie has not Ccen heard from sinc.
the battle. As lie wHs soon ~ fsil u " supposed
that lie WIS taken prisoner.
Lieut. Nevin has slso been missing since the hight.
Csp,. Young VIA suffering from sun-stroke, and
he, TOO, insisted Va going 70 his company. fortu'
psieIy, be csea,ed uunurt.
LIST or CASUALTIES IN TIE FORTY-sXTH
PENNSYLVANIA.
The 10th went into the fight with ever 500 men,
and thy can now only muster i]o men abb 70
shou der q inurket.
The following il iss Of the casualties % far o.
known:
Col Knip. vo.ndsd IN the heed and wrist
Asjoi Mathews, wounded IN the 1m-
Aajutsnt Boyd. wounded slightly.
COMPANY A-Cspt. Eisepbss. wounded ssd missing, Leut
selh siDer. Killed. Ibis company bad asou, - Al'ed
Compssy -Cspt Fo,n. wounded and missing, Lieu.
Gr.su.ie voupd'd and missing Lieut seots wounded
TIE ca usltiss IN psDy amounted 10 about 90
Company C--Cspt. Lsek-sssch, wounded Lisst Wilson
wounded and ni's tut. company car led into The bsh'
Compan, D-Cspt Brooks, slightly wounded Pony usn
Of this company are n,isdns
Company E-Lisat Jones, hhisd FersJ n~n are misc
Company F-Lieut Craig wounded Lieut. Mathews
wounded twenty-five msH Of this eomGsJ only are 70
Comp.ny O lost no sdosn twenty-five men 0nl, have
reported
ing This company wa slms's snuhhssd, oDy tel en
Coap.r y i~C.pt 0rin,,h missing. Eleven have
'c.mpan, K~Ll,ut ". Caldwell and Lieut. A. Caldwell
both hi I'd Thee are brotbsrs and third broh'r sSf
se~nt IN the company. was wounded
Col KniIe aud Major Selfrdge are both IN . hotel
at Cullepper.
RROn GEN. MeCLELLAN's ARMY.
The Suspense Breeding ever the Army-Thc