New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
Vanrs Of Killed and WOUNDED.

grertal Dlsr4trn 20 The y. Y. Tribune.
WasBiSGrov u C., Thursday. Sep; I. 1852
Last evening q train Of 100 ambuances was rent
oat of Alexandra by The SurgeouGeneral, and this
morning sixteen army wagons, cOnta ning 1900
rstjons. were sent after them. Accompanying the
trsin. which carries fac Of truce, went Drs. Amew
and Perkins Of the United States Sanitary Comms.
sion who, # perpred 70 reach the battlefield, will
remain tic 10 long az hey can be Of any service
to or suffering soldiers. The Sanitary Commission
sent in charge Of the surgeons three wagon-oads of
siimuants OF various kinds.
The following are additional names Of officers
killed and wounded:
Col. csHiwell, p Ohio, cI4p, Canned G. ?? Ohio
Col. Neb.tef II Mars Lieut. sampson, n, - Pa
S a.J E,neg 5a ii wis Lisst Lcs.. b 75SY
Lieut.. McAis.er J. - n. y. Capt Dick, II, 10. Pa
Lieut.. Hicon l. 81 Pa
WOUNDED.
Leut Col. Bid.ley, 2'N Y.o.g whiteeoub, Co. +, -
clJi Short Co. TaY T. C,r sect Is Mass. lie.
It. pcnuon Go - y 10 Cap Purse Co II - Na- thign
C.p Bun. CoA.75 ~ eide 1t Palmer Co. - Ns.s chm.
C4l. Picket A, 9NY. ncs Lieut. iie Go. p. 10 Mas
Capt, B.nd.ickson Co. O, eLi wm. McGwinn. Co c, 81
Lieut., g. NJ. Dewey Co. l. ioLt w,1ren Cor, Co b, Ne.
IT. oi SO 9 Io7 Pa, ui..ipsLt c Gisb. 4oN Y..a
4 Wis@, = 10 .Po, C sS n sm9
~ ii & p ITO P ,,,; afm It. F. sa~yeI 81 Il
aan ooa VIZ t ,s t. t.t,i"c1e 10. w
Ma G. Bil.i Me. bead. ~. J.. v MsShew n. ii.
It. {. Mcdonald Al Pa. 1T. Mcclellan u Mas
Adj :. y. & ITef, II Msss. ~. Granger Mich.
D. ". Bsbiugiou. G, 20 In. Il. H. NJ. smith A. 81 Pc
IT. o. Stony q SO Pa. L. J. Cerihon. 70 nas..
Col J. Tno5srn, Isl Va Capt. O. " Merritt. T. l Ny
d. Ia !or, "a IL ~ faiid Z, 'eh. I.
Capt T. Phillips, X, 5lst n Y.
The follow ing ID a part Of tie names OF the killed
and wounded of tue lOith New-Yorb, Col. Rosbach
KILLED.
Lieut.. John P Rudi 0. CAPT. Cha.. Lamont
"a q. Wiley, q. Lorenzo Compton.
WOUNDED.
Henry Tin.brooks A, hsnd. WIN. c. Jones, r. foot
orp. ssn'l Z. Smith, knee kzekish wight, b. arm
Daui.i Smith, H. arm.
MISSING.
Corp. C. C. Barnes. i. Is. Fisher
About 40 of this regiment are reported killed, and
a large number wounded and prisoners. Lieut.
w. Tremby of Company +, wounded in the sbou-
der and Lieut.. Fisher Of Company J. missing.
KILLED.
John Drew H.. Samuel Lewis, d.
David kance =. John Runyau.
ssrgt Newman D. Sergt futile.
WOUNDED.
I.eut McCofrsy l. neck. Hnsh Johnaon. r. hip
J Terrence Ohrsu. q. tide. VIM Chizlet hand
> O. Laoy &, hr.s.t Rennseli,r Duuniug C. should
John Foley, slightly. Henry Heed. @ hoger
ilftln Green n, shgntg. Al0zo Austin. D. irn ana hip
n W CLARK u anile and lcy Nelson P.nnock r., head
Augustus Sc0tney, h, hand John McC..n, r., wounded
Da'o Eh0tti =, diH. aud prisoner
MISSING.
Richd HUNT. Il. Geo. Van Klsci 7.
The following IA II list OF wounded privstos:
Iseob Ganthar y. IS Pa. ann A. Ewing, L, Ohio side
l. Cispp, a. Wiz, shoulder Chs Dctck H. OHIO, hand
y Onst. 4, Wa. thigh. AMI foot.
J. Leughin, c, y. j., leg. y C!eaud. A. NJ. Lex.
Jas Anderson, X, % Ohio Crp. D. l.. Allen d. g. J.,
nAnd thumb anpuistsd
The following il Il list Of tuo "a Regiment. N. Y.
Infantry, killed and wounded
KILLED.
- iydoun. Edward Carroll r.
Oliver Porter l.. John Jllfs. -.
Michael Manning y. Frank O'NeiH D.
Luss Eeith -. John 4. Andrews G.
Jss Taylor &. thns. Whglcy, g.
lhas hiicAnty, Is. john Finley, q.
Capt. s. Lee P1lins. T.
WOUEDED.
John Lucy, ID. serg- McCuIocbL
John Smith X. John 4. Halkin q.
jacob a. Bancroft A. kdwafd Weldon, X.