Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-17

Albert i. Holm, Co. G--lhigh.
John Z. Reas, Co. G-lelt breast.
Christian Clapp, Co. Cleft leg amputated.
Daniel Williams, Co. Cleft arm ampu.
tated.
VIM. H. Eyerly, Co. H-thigh-
Henry IL. Ware, Co II, Oakham-side.
Geroge E. Kent, Leicester-side
4. NJ. Cobleigh, 10. l.
VIM. NJ. Wheeler, Co. l-scalp, severe.
Si.as NJ Judson, Co. thigh.
R. S. Brown, Co. I-scalp, slight.
Silas L. Jillson, Co. |, Richmond, N. hip.
Frank Sibley, Co. K-thigh.
Samuel Thurston, Co. K-thigh.
E. 7. Pratt, Co. K-thigh, flesh.
Total wounded, So.
TWENTY SEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
B. O'Connell, corporal, Co. C-elbow, ball
not extracted.
Isaac Hunt, Co. G-fnger.
George Sweet, Co. A, NorthamptDn--com-
POUND fracture, ball extracted.
Geo. n. Whitney, Co. A--leg.
VIM. Hill, Co. B-abdomen, dangerous.
Geo. Duncan, Co. B-leg, severe.
Hiram Sheffield, Co. E
Cyrus Aeens, Co E-sight.
Otto Steum, Co. E, East Barrington-hips.
Chas. L. Clark, Co. E, observation-disclosures.
Total wounded, 10.
TENTH CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.
Benz Jepson, captain Co. X, New Haven
head.
Robert Leggett, captain Co. II, New Lon
don-thigh.
VIM. NJ. Webb, sergeant Co. II, New Lon.
don-wounded in the knee.
Eugene a. Root corporal Co. B, Coventry
hand
George Cook, corporal Co. D, Sansbury-
knee.
Henry Hough, corporal Co. II, East Lyme
arm.
Alexander Palmaer, corporal Co. D, Pine
Plains, N. J.-wounded in the foot.
Jedediah r. Gay, corporal Co. H--Mont-
ville-hip.
G. W. Ramsey, Co. a, West Winstead-
chest.
Halsva Colbert, Co. B-wounded in the
leg
homas Graf, Co. II-wounded in chest.
Peter Denike, Co. H-wounded in leg.
Peter Slade, Co. HIP amputated.
VIM. Ride, Co. H wounded in the thigh.
Halso B. Calvert, Co. H-wounded in leg
Patrick Druckey, Co. II-wounded in the
leg.
P. Bartholomew, Co. H, Derby danger
ously wounded in the groom.
George Brown, Co. H.--wounded in the leg.
VIM. Bailey, Co H-wounded in the thigh.
Chas. H. Daniels, Co. Hin the wrist.
James Gatlney Co. II, Brookline-thigh.
Henry j. Hail. Co. H-wounded in the arm.
il. l.. Parker, Co. a, New Haven-knee.
Samuel o. Frost, Co. a, Guilford-hand.
VIM. a. Thrall, Co. A, WaIingfOrd-fnger.
a. P. Todd, Hampden-two fingers ampu.
tated.
Frank Rainor, Southington-leg, severe.
Thomas g. Stillman, Essex-head,
Elzur C. johnson, Bramtord-arm.
Alexander Dwight, Co D-wounded in leg.
VIM. b. Davis, Co. D-lower jaw.
Reuben X. Speed Co. D, Dutchess county,
n. Wounded in hand
K. L. Hurburt, Co. d, Litchfield-wounded
in the leg, severe.
Edward F, Brigg, Co. D, Warren-wounded
in the leg, severe
Oryille Oven, Co. D, AIorchill-wounded in
the head, severe
L. G, Lane, Co. d, keut-shoulder.
Levi A. Hambn, Co. D, Washington
wounded in the hip.
George w. Newell, Co. d, Saulsbury-leg.
VIM. H. Peetall, Co. D, Columbia county
wounded in the hip
jeremiah Collins, Co. T, Baltic-wounded IN
the ankle, severe.
George P. Robbins, Co. I-wounded in the
thigh.
VIM. S. Brockway, Co. A--wounded in the
leg.
Total wounded, 43.
We shall soon have the official lists, but it
is not probable that they will vary much from
those printed above, so far as relates to the
Massachusetts regiments. According to Gen.
Burnside report the whole number of killed
was 80. The sixteen to be added undoubted-
ly belonged to the New Jersey and New York
regiments In the list of killed which we
copy, those belonging 10 the New Jersey and
the Zouave regiment are not mention
ed; and evidently those belonging to the
New York fiftyfrst and the Connecticut
tenth are not all reported. 1t is also not
unlikely that there were more wounded, and
probably more killed, belonging to the Massa-
chusetts twenty fourth, than are reported on
the lists we print The anxiety to get the
official reports is very great among those who
have relatives and acquaintances in the regi
ments that participated in the engagement
We think, however, that there will be little,
if anyth ng, to add to the report of casualties
in the Massachusetts twenty first and twenty.
fifth. The reporter whose statements we copy
seems to have had more communication with
these regiments than the others.