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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

Capt George Shaw, Aid-de-Camp.
Capt. NJ. Richie ABIDE Camp.
Brig: Gen. CUvIER GROVER
His staff comprising:
Capt. Joserh Hilbert, Assistant Adju.snt General
Maj. T. b. Reed, Surgeon.
Capt L. w. Perkins, Assistant Qusrtermater.
Capt. w. 7. Corvie Conmissary.
Lieut. j. b. Brown, Abide Camp
Brig Gen. A. J. H.sILroS, recently appointed Military
Governor OF Texas
His Stall comprising:
Mr.. Charles p. Shaw, Private Secretary
Mai William l.. Burt Commissary.
Capt J. r. Herbert, Acting Adjutant General.
Judge C. A. Peabody Of NewYok. with Messrs Lamont
Hughes and Inloes.
Capt Abbott Of the Typographical Engineer Department
with the following assistants Messr Ogilye and Brown
tphotogrsphers). Ross Dunbar Deusche, Haskell Robins
hawksworth Homer, Elliot Lyman. Sturgs. Buckley Pal
and Davis.
The officers of the Massachusetts 4lst, comprising:
Colonel, Thomas f. ChickeriDg.
Lieutenant Colonel. Ansel ID. Waa.
Major. Lorenzo ID. Sargent.
Adjutant Henry 5. Adams.
Qusrtermaster, Charles b. Stoddsrd.
Surgeon, Albert ii. Blanchard.
Assistant Surgeon, Daniel 4. Leavt
Assistant Surgeon, Daniel 5. Allen.
Chaplain, Henry r. Lane.
Sergeant MAJOR John NJ. Rolston.
ouarteIma.ts! Sergeant, George A Fi,ke,tr.
Hospital Steward Harry N. Coburn.
DrumMajor, A. b. Chase.
Armorer. AG. Crossley.
Color Sergeant, Alfred w. Bullcck
John =. vipal Lyman W. Gould,
Edward l.. Moves, Francis T. Boyd
John L. Swift. q. Frank Stevens,
Frederick q. Pope VIM. H. Seamans.
yIRsr LErrEN.sTs.
James w. Heryey Wesley A. Gore,
{. T. BAtcheder, Z: W. Z: hhoades'
VIM r. Hodges, Henry G. Dane.
SECOND LIEuTHNANTs.
Eliph H. Robbins. John II, Weston,
Charlie, Stone, John c. Gray, jr,
Theo. C. Otis, Amos Henhed,
VIM Harris, il. John Commer!ord
These with the eight companies Of the regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

The Cumberland River has risen some for or Eve
inches since Saturday, aud is still rising (9ith),
but very slowly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
SCENE ON BOARD THE ARIEL.

SCENE ON BOARD THE ARIEL.
wan the ship was boarded the excitement among
'Ae Ady passengers was intense. Some Of them.
.'0esli Others wept eopiOusly; and many screamed
49,. va prospect which their fancies conjursd up,
Nv 70 APP Sish iis human freight would 10 baIns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29


nh BRITISH PIRATE ALABAMA
CAPTURE OF TIE STEAMER ARIEL
sh, is Released on Giving Bonds Of SssS,OOV'
pfR ARMS AND AMMUNITION SEIZED.
Wells, Fargo & Co. Robbed Of $4,000
IRpUlL OF THE ARIEL AT THIS PORT.
The Pirate Lying in Wait for More Prey
The New York herald., 1862-07-04

appearance of truth. bus fss sncs be was dis
posed 70 believe thAt ths proprietor wAs bsm-
bsoslsd ana thas before ths day would
Asas q dinsrsas stale q things aisossshsr Il al
bssh, and - vsuld bss ave thas when heard
from Mcclellan We would ind that hs never spiked
gun. Mcclellan Wa the right u the right place.
and hs had every confidence h his ability, with
svsa gsas odds against him, 70 whip Ne damned
rebels, and all the political wooly
heads Of the North. Anethsr gsAtlemAn said
there was for ranie, whether the was
true not. There men and msans enough In the
North TO conquer and conquer We must. He insisted
that, - tomorrow was the annivsTsary Of our inds
psndsncs W should rot give way 70 any dependency
bat boldly assert. though rsssisn did not exist that
We are free natioa and entitled 70 the inaienabls rights
q ihs, liberty and The pursuit Of happiness. Such =.
the sxcitsmsDt all day, until ths arrival of Gene ~
ClslaA's despatch 70 the War Department W -
I'd in the columns ef paper, and wb' -. -.
purchased at almost any price ask' r..> :.
dsvoarsd the despatch, ran o ..,- :. y. y
'sn 'ns new. nnns' "a tAGshsr men could BE- seen
running WIN is's' eeamiHg an ever vatA delight, and
~nsn ~ - - thoroughly known shout Of Joy
w":s1' . from the different dspartnysnts wAlsh would
rWA sns thunder sf many Of our big guns.
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McCLELLAN'S OPERATIONS.


puoNTrgUw TR0A SECOND PAGkJ
- s-n.-,.. re~,~snss,-Ssvsnth Maine, Ninth an1
nssAsssntn Tenth, Twenty 70 ana fesv
nira Nsw Ysrk kshsh. Niash and Ninssysishih Penn
nylvspa, First PsnnsylvanA rites. First and Fourth
f,chisan rhs saly sosr IN ths lot was barsfassd
Srssootsd Dutch Yankee Lieutenant & Echslbsrgsr Of
ns Eighth PsnnsylvaAia, who was captured BY some
means In the vicinity Of Seven Pines yesterday morning
uuouHY WOUNDED.
We regret 70 learn that John n. Daniel Esq. editor Of
Ne RchnonA Essmts, who was acting - aid 70 Gene.
~ 4. r. H bad hs right sAssisrsd By ball IN The
taaais yesterday.
m ncMoxD sAfs11u1
MAJOR Narmaduks Jonnson's battery and the Purcell
battery both Of this city. Distinguished themselves In
u S7ki ysssafas;. Ths former va sonalmsnssd sA
aAs Geld BY Cen EIil.
m usY yrnxnDAy.
>vs doabs n any cemnunity in the world ever az
htstsd more composnrs under similar circumstances
sAau vss exhibited by the people d Richmond yssssr-
say while the battle was progressing near the
sav The result Of which was 70 determine
hethsr they were TO be rresmen. No excite
nont was visible anywhers Men, women aud children,
ssceps those who miniserng to the wounded sol
a,crs were engaged In their daily pursuits or pronenAd
tAs streets a usual No svty observed, dS each
soustsnance betoksned calm reliance on ths favor Of
Sod the justice Of oar cause and sns vaor OF our
troops This stoieai ssnanimity h CHARACTERISTIC or
ths Richmond people which has often been regarded
by strangers . sort Of societary phenomenon. II
should be cultivated preventative Of pancs TO which
~ communities subject, who have suffered them
telvss be actsd BY sensational sxcitemsrts In the
Afternoon groups collected OF the
~ main streets hear the latest reports from
No battle field, and about the hospitals when the
wounded brought In there similar gatherings
Apart from these Incidents there nothing 70 ndi
ets that tho batte for the right Of SELF
Aent psndng within half hours ride Of the city
fhers was one other variation from the genera
eapect ef the which deserves passing notic
the absence from the sidewalks of the tinsclec
sotceTs" and absentess from camp. The latter had
rsurned 70 tho post Of duty with the exception perhaps
fa few who together with the gold braid gents, had
becludod themselves from observation by remaining
within doors until dark. The people Of Richmond
Acted well yesterday, and should-as We doubt
ASs they will-mainain their philosophical composurs
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EECUND NEW HANPSRIREs,
Kied-Gsprge Miles, Co. A; Sergeant Thos. K. Lever.
Co. b. Corporal Geo. Damon, Co. B; John Brown Co. l..
Wounded Co. A-chas. H. Isham, leg; wm Wheeler,
brain; Orlando N. Lanphsar, confusion, left breast;
ssnputatsd Bursy X. jones' right thigh and left Leg
Freeman H. Tutte right and side, seriously Nelson
9. SWEET, right thigh, seriousy Thomas Carr, lesh
Richardson right thigh; Corporal NJ Lang, confusion,
left breast Horace Iamfrey head, seriousy Charles
Parker left thigh; s. L. Hadiey, right arm Aaron
Goodwin, right Log N. j. Billings, finger; Flavious
sossman, thigh; Joha a. Hauscom. confusion, fore.
head. Co. C-Gsorgc W. Mcksnnon, LETT arm;
Co. ESergt Isaac N. yesssr, right thigh; Daniel Lam
frey lett hand Geo W. Weeks, right foreAngsr anpu.
tated Co. F-Sergt Rhodes, hand. Co. G-lisrman
ehedd right lung Samuel J. Beard, left thigh. Co. H.
Lieut. John +. Hoidman, left forsnger John H. Good
win finger; John straw, left foot Eugene A. Parker
lower law. Co; Kwm Mclntirs, confusion right hand
Van Buren, O. Bly, left knee: William Tsnney, confusion
back VIM whildea, hand; Alexander Stewart, contu-
sion left breast ssgeant Major Norton r. Moore loft
hand. killed, 4; wounded, ,s6-rotal, 20.
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
good NEwS FROM GEN. McCLrILANi
IHE HEHI1S BADLY BEATEN,
ONLY ONE GUN ID-TSt

Tass produced talsmsnic influence those assem-.
p ?, and big cheer rang out with resonance sun
rirat sand its echo through the city and rouse It's
reos to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm Then began the
snxous quoStsns sui the quick, excited rspss--'Ne
Eensn BRICK" said one. ~ always had eonfisnss
In little Ma, -Saosd anosnsr. "oniy ono gun Ioss,'
observed an sntiqus, looking Individual with strong
Southern cast Of count. ~anes; "thats strange"
HurFsh for the irish Brigade" ssused huge cslt,
win broad shoulders and general o. tfdS
On personal sppearsncso And thus went on the osau
iar expressions Of fceng, which grew in srScr a ~
passsrs ~ stepped and augmented .as sais.rns
Ih' :fscs producsa BY .as few words .sovs oao,sa
was reay s.scs.isl No superacis feeling was mani.
fessed but the sino, deep aad trus,y expression Of
ecvurnncns sustaining pecple strkingy apparent
The crowd fingered around the once thu whole after
noon and even 90, - anxious hear further news
ConGdsrse wss oppressed On every countsnancs and
several uttered their sanguns belief that Mcclellan
would 10 in Richmond on the Fourth of Jolly
THE EXCITEMENT AT TEE NAVY YARD, BaooKLYN,
UTns news Of General NcC1s laas created quite
. sensation this naval station yesterday morning
Officers, blue jackets, marines and operatives could be
seen congs gated in small knots eagerly reading the
news from copies OF the EXTRA HEEALD, some q
whom denounced, IN the most fnrious terms.
The sdministrAtios for not reinforcing the ables,
and bravest general who ever had command
Of army. others crying down the political
hncksterng Of the stockobbs in Congress and uphold
Ing Honest lid Abe, while others wero damnng Bucha-
for not taking proper steps to prevent the
sion Of Port mtr OILERS again ntsndai that ther
vas scme i'f tia. Mcclellan would never suction
ery rstr,aL clc gentleman here Asssr ted that, as
she pe~s sppe4fcd Ia the HEGLp, IL had tie
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now be found. me captains urs. ,ns.....---
above all killed within hour after the nkhs com
msncod.
rcHrr-rmRp PENNSYLVANIA. Sex.
Colonel John W. McIane, kilied,
Captains Zciger. Morris aud Wood, wounded.
Major Lewis H. Nagle, wounded.
SIXTY SECOND PENNSYLVANIA
Colonel Samuel II. Black. killed.
Lieutenant Colonel j. b Swetzer, wcunasd and prisN
oner.
Major J. W Patterson, missing.
Cart. T. u. Monks, wounded and prisoner
Capt. II. J. Crozisr, wounded badly.
Iicut. W. J. Patterson, wounded.
Ii"ut. Eell, wounded
lieut.. Cunningham, wounded.
..i'tt. Lowry, Acting Adj,Hant, wounded.
Il .,t. -itz, accidentally burned) Co. b, weunlo6~
Codrsin and Mack, Co. d, killed.
Il iy 70 Sheuam, Co. y, killed.
T. lyats Iirtzmor, Go. q, wounded.
FOURTEENTH new YORK
Lieut.. Skilier. killed
NEW
John CODY, Co. A, Killed.
vssRfltNEurr.
n Tenncy 81 q. g. Regular 60. A. rniAsng.
r. tier, "a Y. $. Rognlar co, A, woundsa.
psnisl King, 81 y. $. Regular, CO. A, wounded
CONTINUED on FIFTH PAGE.
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@ Idllsr. Co. T. wounded.
4. McGowsn, CO. L, wounded
j. Deacon. Co. Z. wounded.
c. Down, o.. H, wounded.
II. A. Dsvinney, CO. II, woun6eA
3. fhompsoA, o.. n, wo0ndsAs
n. Nick Co. n, weundsd.
y. jackson, CO. II, wounded.
=. Davis, Co. II, wounded.
q. Nelson Co. a. wounded.
Lieutenant Evans, Co. B, woundsu.
8. TeeAis. O.. +, wounded.
YIFTH NEW yERagY.
Wssnds6-Michasl Burke, Co. B, arn;.as: trssoe.
o. g. arm; Peter Larkin, Co. D, hnssri Maisss shssps
Co. y, confusion, shoulder.
sEvNTH NEW URAgxs
Kllsd-Lisutenant A. r. Chszotts. Wevn1Sd-Ser.
gsant John Grnss, O.. =. forearm, slghsy ssrgeans
8. O. Smith, Co. e. Anger, ampueatsd; Jehn I. ncCor.
slightly; Q. ". DurysA, @. H, knss, seriously
The New York herald., 1862-07-04
Maine.
FIFTH MAINE.

Lieutenant Colonel Hsavs, killed.
Sergeant Hildrsth, Co. y killed.
Colonel N. J. jackson, wounded.
Lieutenant Atwood, Co. A, wounded.
Captain Stevens, Co. B wounded.
Captain Brown, Co. H, wounded.
Lieutenant Sandhorne, Co. + wounded.
Corporal ]. l.. Hyde, Co. A, wounded.
Color Sergeant +. }. Wormell, wounded.
Lieutenant Lamont, Co. +, wounded.
Captain Norton, Co. F, wounded.
James Purnsil, %. c, wounded.
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SIXTH MAssAcHJsErTs.
OIL. Thomas Cass. missing
yohn Garland, GO. K, wounded.
=. wuFphy. Co. G, wounded.
d. Buklsy, Co. z. wounded.
2. sneehan, Co; Z. wounded.
B. Gidans, Co. q, wounded.
Captain Scanlon, wounded.
Curporsl ). Rise, Co. y, wounded
". Pyns, Co. c, wounded.
D. Fmsrty Co. O. killed.
Captain j. Curry Co. G, killed.
q Lorg. Co. G, killed.
CORPORAL Fmssty COMPANY O, killed
LisatsnAn, WEIGH, Co. ], killed.
Lieutenant O'Doud, co. @, killed.
J. O'Brisn, Co. B. killed.
T. Brigham, Co. G, wounded.
". Toole, Co. c, wounded.
W. Lowry Co. G, wounded.
- somsrvtle, Co. G, wounded.
J. CIansy. Go. c, wounded.
T. Daley. Co. Q. wounded
Corporal Maddigan, 90. O, killed.
Corporal Hugh O'Hars. Co killed
Lioussnant swesny Co, 9, killed.
p. Dsnnison. Co. c, killed
J. Rsadon. Go. G. Killed.
Lieutenant Nugsnt, killed.
John Butler, Co. G, killed.
ELEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS.
WoHnded.-Co A-John Little. assh wound In thigh;
Philip Coggins severe wound In thigh; ehae G. Lucy,
hand Co. B-Richard Cink, hand; George Mcdonald,
slightly VIM. Little, head, slightly; George T. Chap
wn Camack, neck, slightly Co. E-Timothy Shea,
hand, slightly; Co. TJohn coyls, leg. slightly Co H
VIM. Phillips, finger, anputated; Andie Moran, shoul
der, slightly Co. 1-Thos J. kinney, head, severely;
VIM. Clark hand, slightly.
SIXTEENTH MASSACHUSETTS.
Kiuea.-Francs swstser, Co. +; A. g. Hunting, Co. b;
Caleb c. West Co. B. Wounded-Lisutsnant FIagg, Co.
B, left shoulder; Lieutenant Amory, Co. B. slight flesh
wound; Henry Chamberlain, Co. b, right side George
Hutchns Co. B, arm Heckay Co. h; Michael Moore,
Go. L. Leg Samuel Judkins, Co. leg: Geo. NJ Andrews
O.. I, thumb; David Costello, Co. hand Michael Riley.
Go. !, rgh: eye Michael Go1s.y, Co: r hand csors:
foot; Henry H. Parmesr, Co. \ face; sohn Sullivan, Co.
y, foot; John Flynn. c.. +, right arm Alexander Mo-
Niilsn, Co. G, ARM Edward Jones Co G, hand Thomas
Downey, Co D. severely Henry Hara, Co. D. severely
WIN. W. Harding, Co. F, severely; George Durham, Co.
9; Geo N. Andrews, Go. !, slightly. Gisstns-Chris,
tOpher Lyons, Co. 4; L. w. D0nnison Co. b; Corporal
Sleeper, Co. &; Thomas Davis, Co. G.
wENTY-sECoND MASS AcHUsETTs.
Ki'ed.-coloncl Cove, Captain Wh,rf Captain Durnng,
Acting Lieutenant Carr. Mr. Perkins, Hospital Steward,
was badly wounded; Surgeon Prince taken prisoner
WoWsdd.-Major Tilton Adjutart sherwin, Lieutenant
Conan, Lieutenant saltsr, Lieutenant s,earns.
Ths fragments left OF the regiment after the nsht were
brought of the field BY Captain Wardwsn. Their less
was over $50.
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wN .asln So 4, ,8elh aMfyttas
lsf 6ranert III. Il 69th l's 3aKTK
4.tfRt4 Teiit. 90 b Hutt aU + fHaE
Jno. Nathlins, Co. n, oza rsnusy , .n...
Jno. M. MILAN, Co. X, 11th psnns ylvania reserve
Franklin Curtis, 20. X, o3d Psnnsylvania.
WIN. Quirk Co. u, o6ih Penusylvania.
N. D. Thomas, CO. y, 95th Psnusy ylvania.
Jas. A. Thompson. Corporal Co. O. "a Penn reserve.
VIM. Cal, %. g, ~ Pennsylvania reserve.
q. L. Otis, %. ID, $50 Psinsyvania.
Sam. N. Denim, Co. q, Sth Psnnsylvania reserve
A. y. Naf, Co. q, Stb Pcnnsy lvania reserve.
Ed. Hoffman, 20. q, 11ih rcnnsy ivania reserve.
u. Cation, Co. X, 8th Pennsylvania reserve
jerome Denim. Co I, 96th psnnsylvania.
WIN. Starke, Co. n, 11th Pennsylvania reserve
N. Seaman. Captain, Co. d, 9th Massachusetts,
ID. d. Dalo, second Lieutenant, Co. X, 7th Indiana.
4. Burke, Lieutenant, Co. X, 9th Massachusetts,.
- ,niei tonnsrs, Lieutenant, Co. n, I'd Penn reserve
n - Roberts, Lieutenant, Co. @, 4th New Jersey
rs n.s. ". sholes, Co. -, 03d Pennsylvania.
sh1s. 'oayns, Co II, I'd New York.
george 20. Il, 9Th New York.
y. Franks, -ht, Go. @, 9th New York
George CartwriA sth Ssv York.
jane Hart, Co. g.. ~sw York
John t4y, Go. N, 9th n, q 5,b ra~ vo.,
Alfred &llan, Corporal, o.. vvsh WV '"s
C,hs H. Miller, 60. n, 5th New ~
A. y. mi yea. - A, bth New NorF.
n c.r IL iliNoe Il, 20. ", 5th New York
CNarI.f IT faviE,to ~, bth New YoIk.
Jaul u Is ~, CN, a, stt Wv York
lcl. /, sIhk ,Cu,t, 49,h New iok.
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sIyTY-NrHrH PENNSYLVANIA.
Kilied-l2. Wcunded-25.

sEvENTY.sECoSD PENNSYLVANIA (BAxTER zoUAvEs).
Co. B-Captan McGonegsl, killed Ayres Taylor, killed
J. s Roberta killed. Corporal John 3. Lanson, mortsy
wounded; John b. Mchasls, hip; W. Saisr wounded |;
Cnas. vslter, mortally wounded p N. Taylor, sghty
Ellis Hall slightly; Chss. Light, slightly; Thomas
Wise wounded James Harris, arm amputatsd; John r.
Mcfarland leg and arm; Abram Myers, wounded; Thos
A. Plotts, wounded; II. Wright, wounded n. n. Aus
tin, missing; Chss Fissard missing. Co. D--os Har.
per, wounded John Donohus, wounded, JOS. Kills,
italy; Stephen n. Long slightly Benz r. Holey, both
sgs; W. 5icDsrnctt slightly; w. Hazard. left cheek;
Coo. A. Ball, slightly. Co. H-CorporAl Joseph Pollock
Goo. Hcldsn, killed Orderly Sergeant W. r. Given, John
Fairy II. \. Flint W. ZeblAy, Adam H. Cooper, Henry
LARS. wounded; Sergeant :. W. Charlton, H. r. Baker
JET. Crispn. Thomas Chapman, Henry Grimes, w. Cor
man. W. IT, Howard, j. O. Jsers. Thos. Kstcham, Thso.
Thomas, Geo. Wellington, missing CO. K-Jaocb Hate,
J. l.. Kayanagh, wounded. Co. C--Jno. RsbS, FrsAS
snillsEA kalsdi coTgors yehp Kulsnbieek, Joseph
isrnslcy, Jr., Jseos ;s~:I s~:I vesnss ,Iss.-r,
Charles 0lnstsad, George Whittaktr, Ssusl Bakcr,
Albert E,,.m. wounded G.. p-isinss Mcgittigan,
wounded. Co. E--char.ss Henntzis, killed; Sergeant
shicksy George Boner, Az. Caldwell Fyis oabcrs,
woondod Co. L--Hsrdy Holzsr, Gstfgs 4. Cock, W.
Marks wounded. Go. k-SsrEe&nt II. Q. Donaldson,
Benjamin Morrison, killed; George wood John Apple.
cato, W. Egglcton, A. koGovsrn, H. LuckainEer, n.
Sposrhsz wounded. 90. N-Lieutsnant ID. 4. shswell,
prisoners Sergeant r. Gilbert, wounded and Ptsoner
Robert Moore wounded II. q. Morrison, W. VI. sauster,
Joseph wickSriy, wounded and prisoners.
NnxrY-EreHrH PENNSYLVANIA.
WIN. wsstsrman, Co. Y, slightly wounded.
N. Thomas. 20. ), slightly wounded.
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THIRD NEW JERsEY VOLUME
A. Job, Co. q, k...S.
J. Dsuts, Co. b, killed
NJ. Kelly, Co. @, woun,
NJ. Keely, %. q, wol
N. 0'Neiil, %. @, We
Ceutsip y. r. Buckle 81
=. IcIanns, Co. q, dt
II. Lsidcnbsrry. Co hsee 81
J. Rogan, Co. e, wot
W. Miller, Co. g, wounded.
D. snse, Co. @, wounded.
7. Airey, Cs. Q, wounded.
8. philips, Co. q, wounded.
s. Steward. Co. q, wounded.
y. Myers, Co. @, wounded.
J. Hypsr, Co. Q. woun1asa.
gosish EraRklin. Go. a, wounded
Y. Orr. Co. q, wsun1-d-
]. Lesson, Co. ii wounded.
T. Hines, Co. q, wounded.
Captain vapams, Co. u, wounded.
y. Hooper, Co. 4, wounded.
Captain =. w. knight, Co. u, wounded
George Morse, Co. Il, wounded.
J. n. Middleton, Co. n, wounded.
s. X. Middleton, Co. II, wounded.
VI. Lowe, Co. G, wounded.
j. Judd, co. q, wounded
- crater, Co. g, wounded.
s. Farley, Acting Adlutsnt, wounded.
=. W. II. Porter, Go. r., wounded.
~. IImYkins, 60. n, wounded.
----- Roberts. Go. g., wounded.
JoScih nouohue, 60. r, wounded.
fi~ut,ralt Howe.l, 60. /, wounded.
). legley 20. u, wounGed.
G. Esl 80. II, wounded.
j Boucher. TO. II NUunded
john schoppcr, CO. y, wounded.
jose uehainss, q. n wounded.
W. smith, 70. J., wounded.
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Michigan.
rIlSsT MICHIGAN.
, ~, " kiilo.i


FIi>sr MICHIGAN.
captain q emstock, Go. Y, killed.
VIM. Hyslop. Co. G. killed.
II. NA1 1chester, Co. G, killed.
r. BostM tick, Co. G, killed.
C. Phlsyef, Co. c, Killed
w. Istirop Go. C, killed.
Sergeant III Ia 7erain, Co. f, killed,
g. Minister, Co. y killed.
G. Lcnghrsin, Co. T. wounaso.
Gf!aa z aspssl. A|s;ss. o. (, g. rsafsSsS; oSf
IisStensni Il Ut : fsslslon, %. z, wCu1d'l'
Captain Throop, Co. -, We
soseph Durosa, Co. q. wounds4.
colonel Roberts, wounded.
SIXTEENTH MICHIGAN
E. c'is! ss.,ss assrs &. Il, 4, 4 eilisa! sas''
II. Browne, Go. II, killed.
II. Wise, Go. ii, killed.
Captain Carr, 70. G, killed.
Lieutenant Williams, 60. c, killed.
f. Barton, Co. c, killed.
Captain Fisher, Co. D, killed.
LieutansSt Chandler, Co. b, wounded.
Lieutenant s<ey, Co. Q, wounded
Captain Myers, co, @, wounded.
Sssssin { S;,l Mort, u %: ."s ! Tsgnd'd and lsf'
E. , Miles, Co; . 9. w9andsa. cn Lo,
9. ApT!sls ApPssoy' Co. g e wounded; s,'sS.a ~
Z. i;sn.;;s. sisSsn. CO. g. 5,sS; sss;qssss. ssssa''
T. Bgg's, Co. G, wounded.
o. Dobson, Go. u, wounded. -
Corporal Cole, Co. y, woundee.
Corporal Hilton, 90. @, wounded.
Il. Whitfield, Co. b, wounded.
- Hardeo, Co. ID. wounded.
s. Hoyt, CO. y, wounded.
J. Cross, Co. u, wounded
- Bullock Co. b. killed.
G. Monroe, Co. @, killed.
j. Fisler, Co. A, wounded.
II. Wendell, Co A, wounded.
j, ,Appleby, Co. C, wounded.
J. H. Goodrich, Co. y, wounded
W. L. 6radish, Co. G, wounded.
l. saadborn, Co. Q, worrced
VIZ e.swSltt, 20. n, Wounded
II x. Gordon, 90. B, wounded.
Colonel Stockton, missing.
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Killed aud Wounded. Whose HrooonGs
Whereabouts Is Un xM0WnA

Whereabouts Is Un xM0Wns
NSsrY Fif.h IEAArilyAalA.
Colonel Gos'ine severely wounded.
Major Hobbs, severely wounded.
Caytain Carroll. Co. i wounded.
Iieuteeant Donahus, Co. c, killed.
Lieutenant Robinson. Go. T. wounded!
Lisstenant Luginsrs, Go. +, wounded.
u. Mccarthy. co. ", wounded and prisoner.
Z. Latham. Co. X, wounded and prisoner.
G. Mcbride Co. K, killed.
Corporal McAleer, Co. h, wounded.
N. Pcrdergast. Co. X, wounded.
A. Stemm, Co. X, wounded.
L. l.. EDDY, Co. K wounded and ertsonep.
J. Barton, Co. h, wounlsd and prisoner.
PENNSYLVANIA.
A. Pane, Co I, wounded, leg
+. Britton, Co II, wounded, leg.
SIXTY sEcosD PENNSYLVANIA.
Lieut.. W J. Patlison, Co u, wounded.
Corporal b. Cole Co. i, wounded
S.srgs s.s H;us,s:. ?; Gray GO y T, ssundsS ns.a
Captain Z. Brown wounded and missing.
W. King, Co. X, dead.
L. Eamahish, Go. +, wounded.
N. L. Parks, Co Il, wounded.
D. Fl. Cotts,sn, Co. y, wounded.
A. u. Clark Co. l. ~onnded
Sergeant Jas. Plumms.. Co. woundeo
Z. McDonough Co. I, wolsa
VIM. Brscn 60. ]. wounded
N. 7. sovsrsucs, Go. r, wounded. ;,
Geo. H. Leo, Co. c, wounded
H. A. Clark, Co. ], wounded badly
Captain Topusy, Go. I, killed.
Sergeant q Maits. Co /, wounded badly.
Jos. Clag, Co. ], dead
fhoe Hogan, Co. ], dead.
Lisptenant Srnith, GO. q, wounded,
A. ]. Deal, Co. ], wounded.
W. r. Falcon, CO, \, wounded. ~
W. Robinsc-- CO. bayons.tsd. ~
G. :. ,sffis, Co. G, wounded.
e A Rouse, Co. d, wounded
Iieuauans jonas and Preston, Co D. mertaly wsUsSsG
Entire loss Of this regiment 10 l2o.
QrrEp STATS REQgLAAL
Major Klitz, Twelfth Regulars, Killed.
Major Rosss!i, Third Regulars, killed.
Lieut.. Van Dusen, Twelfth Regulars, killed.
Lieut.. MoElhone Fourteenth Regulars, wounded.
Cant MrI fngh IOrrt. .ensb
Lieut.. Sinclair, Fourteenth Regulars, wounded.
Capt. Foster, Aid TO General sykes, killed.
Lieut.. Parker, Fourteenth RsSulsrf, killed.
fotKTu NEW sKRssY4-iIhT hlssibE
Col. j. II. simpson, missng and supposed to be killed
Lieut. Col. VIM. II. Hatch, missing and supposed 70 be-
killed.
MAJOR william BIrnsy brother OF Brig Gen. Birney miss
ing and supposed 70 be killed.
AdIrispt George H. sturdifsrd, missing aud opposed
b killed..
Captain williim Nevis, killed.
Carasln William Mrlfotd killed
Cactain 4. AAIonsen, killed.
Captain William fcttsy, s,i-c. =
CAPTAIN H. N. Js&stt. killed. -
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, DECEMBER q, 1862

Of the Sixtynintn were detailed TO capture the hruse
10 their work they rushed impetuousiy. dwiDdg And
melting away before Inc enemy sure and des.ructiye
fus ade ae they advanced The rebels we're diven out
bat at cost Of twothirds Of tho tvo companies q
braves who hid thus honored the county aud The army
Sergeant Lynch also relates the sblowtng:--When
the regiment was rcpllssd from the rebel works and
wttherng under their terrible re NOT man ran 10 the
rear With cheers ard shouts the regiment refused 20
retreat and continued 10 deliver voRcy after voIey IN
vain against the rebel ortctions At length they gave
way, dechmaled and disheartsned, but were onoe
more rallied By Lieutenant Callahan who roared IN st ..
torian voice "Stand Z IL. boys. while man Is eit
Like Inns they the fray and among the
few regiments who withstood the terrific tempest tin
orders TO retreat commanded them 10 withdraw.