New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
THE BATTLE OF WINCHESTER.
The following wounded died yesterday anu W.
day, and were buried by Capt. Vandewan;

lows:
Killed and died Of wounds ................''Iou9
Wopnded.....''.'.' '.''.'.''''''''''''''''''''f5i
Only few Of the reports Of the detailed regiments
have been yet received, owing to the distance and
scattered positions of the regiments.
Three or four DAYS will slspse before full List Of
names can be received.
DR.. Kerney, Medical Inspector Of the Army, has
been engaged in looking into the condition OF the
wounded here, in connection with Medical Director
wm. S. King of the 9Th Army Corps.
Notwithstanding the great scarcity at first OF tin
ware, crockery, and hardware for hospital purposes,
the deficiency has in great measure been supplied.
The wounded are now contained in two hospitals,
and are under the immediate charge of Dr. IL. Bry-
snt Medical Director Of the division OF Gen. Shields
About go sick and wounded prisoners have been
sent 20 Frederick.
Sixty wounded Rebel soldiers have been taken
from the hospital and placed in the houses Of their
friends their parole to report on their recovery
TO the nearest commanding officer.
Our wounded are reported AZ generally doing we'll.
They number here about 300.
The statement in the newspapers that Major Per-
kins, OF the staff Of Mu. Gen. Banks, WAS nstru-
mental in planning the battle sconradcted, although
his presence and advice were of great service to
Col. Kimball, who commanded the field, under di.
rectiops from Gen. Shields.
Medical Director King of tho Medical Corps and
Surgeon jackson of the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment
were present a. volunteers, and rendered eiicisn!
aid in clearing the field OF the wounded.
Gus.ave Arnben OF the Zouaves d'Afrique acted
I cl,; f.fG nil
and was severely wounded in the leg.
Col. Annssnel of the LIST Virginia Cavalry rem
dered great aid TO Col. KimbG sud was in tho hot
tes, Of the fight. He has just been informed Of his
scqutal Of the charge Of cowarics instituted agsins,
him by Gen. Lander.
Our cavalry to-day brought in two gucrrla' from
Hampshire, one OF whom belonged to Sheets
Mounted Militia
To-day the weather las been painfully gloomy
the Tain filling rapidly and freezing on everything it
touched.
Tonight we we're visited with the FIRST thunder.
storm Of the
Gen. Shields continues TO improve.
The following is complete list OF casualie. in the
18th Ohio Regiment:
KILLED.
u. Bor.r,, H-nTy mn a,,a Haley Henry sIPg-, fes'
Corpori. cA.. Talbot, David johnson. J. u. Sheridan.
Capt. Geo. y. Whitrcm.
Ssrst David Johrs's.
woUSDED.
Fir, Lieu,.nsn; Tbom,. HsTdnian.
s~.r@an,s Edwin 81 ain. tfeGercL tsth.
Pfst-, Patrirs Mton,y Jacob Peter h irt jsh
S%g,Sa ISsA P W. oisl'sn Jars ~ p'Ii
Jo.ph fooa. Jossph fur'rr tanro Vie, tredecs Lam
pof.fc. r. 3D. HAi.n, Alfred 1oiefrsu, Alone "a 1s.s
lIshy. Charlie, Peel tsiSht!yl Teddy NspIlsa. Asiun
cotsoI.s sary Teal Chs.. L,pp, Henry Ga,bf John
o Edwards William r. Lands. Thora. A!tsp' and Shins'
U0ih P.lnsyl,snis aest -Ajdion.lw. a. Raeisg~Issr
WTscuEs1EE. Monday. March o. o.
The repor. that the wounded m the late baiile
near Winchester were neglected Is pronounced by
Surseon G. &. Keeney, Medical Inspector L. 5. A.
20 be totally uufounded. He was ordered hitler by
the Suryeou-G eneral 20 investigate the hospital and
.urgical departments, and, IL necessary, remove the
wounded to Wellington. Baltimore or elsewhere;
but he reports tina, thoy we! quarered and wei
treated ty he surgeons OF the division, and generally
doing well. II. suggests that Il would be inhuman
To- move item to other places At present. Surgeon
keeney being invested With plenary powers, has
cent The sic.. 70 Frcdereh 20 make room for the
wounded.
Con. Shield h.s 20 FAR recovered ~ TO be able TO
t,er, for slra-burs tomorrow.
Some firing was heard By the officers in stEasburg
yesterday, apparently In the rear Of Jacksons ren-
dezy0us. The cause il not We, known.