The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NEWS FROM WINCHESTER.
WmCuE<rYn. Va. March


General Banks reconnoitsred all tho positions Of the
enemy for several miles around and returned 70 camp
after dark.
The rebel General Jackson H believed be very quiet
below EdenbuYg.
Most Of the population Of strasburg have been Union
lists throughout the war, and are so still.
Tho agent Of the Manassas Railroad and tho station
tor who have been hiding for weeks in the mountains
avoid General Jacksons forces have returned given
valuable Information to General Banks.
Many Of the inhabitants have been residing for weeks
In the mountains.
Tho rebels are in communication with their main army.
In skirmsh to-day ten Of their men were cut OF by
cavalry, while the only loss our side was the
wounding Of Captain Hart, Of the Michigan cavalry.
Gen. Shields is improving In health, and 10 up attend.
Ing 70 his business.
All quiet noar StrasburR. ~--sa
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF KrLLED AND WOUNDED
wNcHxYm, March 2SSs 1se2
The surgeons return OF the Eighty fourth Pennsyl.
vanis regiment shows the following killed and wound.
ed-
Colonel VIM. G. Murray, Captain ratrisk Gallagher
Job Miller John Gilmore Aaron b. Wright James Myers,
Lew Keoch, VIM. Fowler, John Rilly, Jeremiah Gates,
Thomas hancoG, Simon Ksrsner, Joseeh is. MosClayen,
WOUNDED.
.rivates Vim. A. Davis (mortaly), Thomas Raveuhil,
D. McIaine Peter Miller, Samuel Barke, Adam Franks
First lieutenant Samuel Bryson. Corporal Peioi
Lyons, John snedden, Alfred Crayne Charles Parker,
P. Kilban, James Kurtz, Kinney, Isaac johnston
Abram Hertzer Jacob spdee John Jennings, First Le1
ousy Corporas James NJ. Price, Charles Mummy, and f.
Fowler slightly Privates c. d. Bowels, William Prasser
C. Felter, s. Wheeler, Guy Hoicomb, slightly; Ser.
ker, seriously, Alexander Taylor, James Gallagher,
slightly PrivassP p Hawkins, Thomas German, slight.
seriously Private Daniel Bitten John
son, Vim. Shead, slightly Sergeant Franklin Houston,
Private. Henry stacker slightly VIM. Cassidy, mortal
ly; Christopher Smith, seriously; John Lacee Abram
Hsrtzer slightly.
sIxrY-sEynTH OHIO REGIMENT.
Sergeant David Brecker Corporal j. A. Lauetz privates
L. p Smith, - McMastcr, Henry Cowes, Edwin Amer
ksr
Captain Il. G. Ford Sergeant Virgins, Sergeant David
Breeker prvates Robert Norris, John Fox Nicholas
GGllahsr. Vim. Gray John cowlsy, WIN. Miller.
FOURTEENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
Corporals, Jacob Fust and L. W. Keller; privates,
Edward Nesbet, Peter shafIer.
Captains, H. Martin, j. II. Kelly; Sergeant Charles
Kidd corporals, O. W. smith, - wisencr, J. r. Null,
Alexsxander Putnam; prvates,. Charles c. War.
:asron anss snss s n.ps1 Hsl,., ..d r.si \
TsIdmsn Jacob otiiuger, VIM. 0ttingsr James Jolly j.
Sparks, Howard Ienor, Peter Muley Mike Prater, wm
rison Anderman jefferson Thomas Wallace Hooker Cor
ns,ius o. Beam, C. NJ. Mears. drummer Elijah Barrt,
Rope, p 7. Barret, A. Neslis. +. wibsrt, VIM Miller
SEVENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
Privates Michael McGeo and Charles Gil.
WOUNDED.
Second Lieutenant g. 8. Lynn, Sergeant s. n. Davis.
privases Henry Thompson, John ". Jones, George K.
way Charles Montague. Albert Williamson Henry Thom.
son, James Mcknight, James Hunt.
TwENTY.EIGHrH NEW YORK REGIMENT.
Private W. sherng
FOURTEENTH OHIO BATTERY.
WOUNDED.
Private Andrew Sharp.
TwENTY-NNTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
WOUNDED.
Private VIM. williams
FIFTH CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.
Privates Henry Wells, Patrick Cummins
THIRD WISCONSIN REGIMENT.
Private A. s. Tracey.
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
WOUNDED.
Lieutenant George Truax, Corporal W. b. Hitchcock
prvates James Simmons, j. Mcfarland, VIM Murphy, j.
NJ Fordicc Chas Passon Day id Reed George W. stake
man, II. Mccormick, J. Martin, Charles Rawlings, f.
Robinson, Lawson Dyers Samuel Barnett, James Brown
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT
WOUNDED
cob schwartz, James French, Afred Brown CORPORAL
Charles wheatley, VIM. Ramsey, Joseph Cooper John
Dawson, Thomas NJ Sloan, j. w. College, W. H. stutt.
The following official report s just received ef the One
Hundred and Tenth Pennsylvania regiment
Killed N action. ...'''''.....'...."..
wouHdsd-non commissioned officers and prvates as
EIGHTH OHIO REGIMENT.
Tobias N. Edwards.
sergeant A. g. Brown corporals Bruce Isaac
Hinkiey privstos stephen Lies, George s. Flanders,
James Emerson lieutenant Craig; prvatcs f. Pearson
r. +. Brown, A. Fry, d. P. Parker.
THIRTEENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
WOUNDED.
Lieutenant r. Cowan; Corporas, J. =. Graham H. Har.
din; Prva,es, George W Parker, wm. Muloney, T. H.
Wheeler.
Tho following wounded on Sunday, died las. night,
and were inferred to-day by Captain j. H. vandemann,
Of the sixtysixth Ohio who appointed by Genera,
Shields TO perform that duty
Sergeant John Kelly, Co: ], Seventh Ohio.
Corporal Hare, Go. II, Fifth Ohio.
rrivates Thomson and J. G. Crow Co D, First Virginia;
wenser, Co. A, Sixty seventh Ohio
The body Of Sergeant Major James q. Webb, OF the
Seventh Ohio who died last night will be retained until
the arrival OF his friends.
Lieutenant Williams Of the Twenty ninth Ohio one OF
Colonel rysrs staff killed on the battle nsd buried
yesterday.
Four prisoners were brought In 10 day and taken
10 their homes their terms Of service having expired
The officers charge speak 70 high terms OF The atlsn.
tion q Dr. Miler resident physicaa, to our wounded
The iaAs Of the killed aud wounded come In slowly,
bu, II hoped they will be completed by Monday. The
bulk of the casualties rs already ieegraphed Ia bs
Ieved 70 be nearly correct.
yrslr or SECRETARY SEWARD TO THE WOUNDED AT
wIEcHEsTER.
WASHINGTON, March 2s, 1862.
Secretary Seward, accompanied by seven surgeons,
proceeded extra train this morning TO Winchester
virginia. errand Of mercy to the troops engaged in
tho recent battle near Winchester. number Of Mr..
sewards old constituents among the wounded.
The Latest.
WINCHESTER, March 2s-P. NJ