The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10
The Killed and wounded In the Battles

From the Petersburg Express, June ST.
The First Virginia regiment ordered by Genera
Kemper charge with the rest of the First brgads
through the snemy's camp, undergoing q CALLING fire
while dong SO. without being able to fire shot, Nine
The following rebel field oflcers we're killed or wound
Colonel Tenant Lomax, Sd Alabama, killed.
Adjutant Johnston, 81 Alabama, killed.
Col! Champ T. n Davis, 10th North Carolina, killed and
left on the field.
Adjutant Moore. 10th North Carolina, wounded
(From the Richmond Enquirer, June 81
The Sixteenth North Carolina regiment Nsns into
action Immediately after marching double quick
TWO miles nearly exhausted with fatigue and oppressed
with heat. Col. Davis behaved most CALAMITY He was
wounded in the left severely force him
abandon his horse. Upon slightly recovering shock
he started to leave the field when be shot the
back part OF the head the ball passing entirely through
ana coming out between and Just above the eyebrows.
Asst Surgeon j. Martin, Fourteenth Tennessee rsgi
ment, killed.
Col. Eimunds Of the Eighteenth Virginia regiment
was wounded. His horse shot.
Lieut. Colonel Whites horse shot three places
MAJOR Cabells horse was killed just 'front.' OF bat
The THIRTY eighth has tho coors OF the One Hundred
ana Ninth Pennsylvania regiment.
Col D. H. Christie Of the Twenty third North Carolina
regiment while leading his regiment had his horse
under him, and was painfully, though not seriously.
Lieut. Colonel r. d. Johnston received severe wound
10 the head from Mimic ball, and had his horse shot
Major E. J. Christian was MORALLY wounded; sho,
through the body, and had his horse shot under nm
AdutantJ L. Ferry, OF the Fourth North Carolina rse
ment, was wounded, and afterwards died.
Three color bearers were killed and four wounded q
the same regiment.
Forty Of the wounds received IN this regimen, srs
mortal.
Lieutenant Colonel H. A. Darlington Of the Eighteenth
Virginia regiment, was wounded.
General Pckerts brigade went into the action about
Ten minutes after the tight commenced Sunday be.
tween seven nd eight oclock and remained until Tho
last gun had been fired.
Major n G. Wilson OF the twenty eighth virginia rsei
ment, wounded in the face.
Sergeant Major Harvey Phelps Of the Twenty eighth
Virginie regiment, had his arm shattered above AID
below the elbow.
Colonel William Smith. of the Ferty ninth Virginia rsei
ment, was slightly wounded.
ant Colonel G,h:cn OF III, Forty ninth viz
yinia regiment, badly wounded.
From the Richmond Enquirer, June Al
General HIPS division went into the fight on SaturdLJ
after dark. 1t was a long and bloody one, we driving
the enemy through the woods and swamps and taking
possession Of their Notifications and encampmens r.
H Anderson's and Kempers brigades (of Longstreets
cvison) reinforced General Hill late in the day and
early the battle was renewsd-Rains tof General Hills
divisien), Pickett and Wilcox bearing the brunt HUI
gers two brigadss Armsteads and Mahones were Ia the
battle on Saturday tor a short time.
This statement can be confirmed by Generals Rodes
Garland Rains Colonel Anderson and every other brave
man Genesal Hill commanded both days and was in
'front.' under IRE the whole time He overlooked every.
thing, and received 10 orders from his Euperiors.