New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

Rchd. Bczartb. % Pa. Geo Hammond ? Del
Edward Leak IS Ohio Seth Condor. 81 v
sergt. J. b. Cole q NY. Serg,. Gee. Ellis Mich
6co Barnes, } II. J. A. u. Crobut, "a Pa
Fred IN 70 n y ,co Core Humphrey. 50 NY
IT. ); X Spence. 100 Pa. An.el Tat. q n. Y.
David Morrison, TO NY. Vim W. Williams 2 Excel
John W. Eaton. Va. J.. 5. Rush. lO5 ~ y.
VIM. Ray, shy. Ransom White 81 Ohio.
Josiah owley my. Bat. 1t Chas. Ten Brock lO NY
Phllo Nile inus'n, Mieh CsvHush johnson loi NY;
fu.oihy a. Cosuen 10 BE step. II Thstfo-d, IA y SM
Geo. Worthem 10 Mas Julius NJ Hughes o Pa Res.
q. r. Me,ler % Pa. Hernessy. ? L. ). Cav.
Lewis u. Hogue Artillery. Wn. Moss a. Y
john Nj. statfeu. 80 Pa. thss Collins. y. \.
Wn F. Dsvd.on O5 TY scIs H. Cornell vacav
Oscar Rawson IS Ohio Richard Z. Foster, 20 Ind.
C. Ekar SO NY SAMUEL Mccarthy. :? NY
Harrison Grorge lo4N.Y McCornick IN Y.M
ico. Freeman Jt Me bat. " Miucs o 20
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Peter Artey ijl Ia. ; Mallory "a l. y INF
cob !. 611ueame NYC NJ. s H. Wescott, Har. Cav.
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VIM. H. Guthrie. SAM Snlh n II.
Il. Klumper 2 Nd John r. Thompkius Conn
It, d has Person, y y y. Jas Fryer lst Micl.
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David Kriser. 4s rs Buruets Tucker Mich
Corp A. ;. simpson 4. stint ctor W iitt"Inore Nee
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Benson Davis - n. }. tietrTck Dhnheron Mo.
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John M-ys, &, los Pa
Sere. Rufus Cornell Co. L, lit Virginia Cavalry,
was killed on tie M OF September while on picket
duty at Falls Church. The wounds Of those brought
in from the battlefield this morning have all been
dressed. and the men are made as comfortable as
they can be. Their removal was compulsory, the
Rebels having given notice that the battlefield
must lie cleared of dead and wounded, and delivered
up to them by tomorrow night.
GES. BANKS IN COMMAND OF TIE FoR1iiICA-
TIONS.
Gen. Banks is in comm nd OF the dcfeases Of
Washington during Gen. McClellaus absence.
QUIET N FRONT.
An officer. who LETT Rockville tbs afternoon,
ports al quiet in trout Nobody knew ANYTHING
positive shout the force ofhe Rebels at Pooiesvile
Their cavalry were Irowling about.
RELIEF FOR CONNECTICUT SCH AND WOUNDED.
An association Of Come ccut men for The rehe'
OF sick and wounded soldiers from that State was
organized here TIL. evening the Hon. III. a. Brady
President, and w. 4. Croiiut Secretary. Most Of
the Connecticut regiments are now near this city.
WIZARDS CLEARED OF SrRAGGLIRS.
Willard il not tbIouged tonight. The crowd Of
officers and civilians have gone, the former to Join
their regiments ard tie latter to their homes One
hundred aud fifty guests departed by the evening
train and about tie same number by each Of the
trains to-day.
cr>,rE GOING TO DINE IN WASHINGTON soon.
Ii is reported that Gen Leo bet citizen oi
Poolcsvil,e SC0 10 so that lie would dine in Wash
irctou AT Willard in les than u week. Ii is also
saii that the Rebels crossed the river on ronoon
bridge which was CAPTURED on the Chckahominy