Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-21
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TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
ArEA1ns NEAR YORKTOWN.


FoRrRpss MONROE, April 10 Thirty nine
wounded soldiers from Yorktown arrived to-
day. making ninety in all, wounded in the
fight on the left flank, on Thursday. The
whole number was thirty two killed and nine
ty wounded. General Magrader's report of
the same night, in the Norfolk papers, gives
twenty-five rebels killed, including Col. Nc.
Kinney, and seventy-fve wounded.
We can hear occasional cannonading to.
wards Yorktown, but learn that it is merely
attempts of the enemy to disturb our working
parties With the exception of the affair of
the rifle pits on Thursday, they get the worst
of il in all diminishing. The work is pro-
crossing rapidly, and when the sege does COM
mence it will be most terrific
The New York fifth (says one Of their We
hement admirers are considered the finest
drilled regiment in the army of Yorktown,
and have been assigned the post Of honor, be-
ing the only volunteer regiment with the reg
ulars. Tie smoke and flame from the Norfolk
fire are still visible There was a flag of truce
froin Norfolk today but the agent of the as
ISOLATED press was not allowed to see the pa
pers brought by 1t, or to know what news they
contained.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The following list
of the killed wounded, and missing, in Gen
Smiths division, in the action of the 10Th
inst, has been received from Gen. McClellan's
headquarters
FIRST BRIGADE.-R. II. Emerson, captain
wounded, confusion OF the thigh By grapeshol
slightly; John l.. Leyerm, bayonet wound in
the chest, (accdenal); S. s. Weatland, Co d,
missing tprisonerG W p Vance, killed;
Thompson, killed; Thomas, killed ; John
Basker, wounded in The breast and arm Sc
verely; - Brown, wounded in the thigh
severely; Chas Tanner, wounded in the thigh
severely; G X Hill, wounded in the arm Sc
verely; d Ellis, in arm, slightly Ludne,
in hand, slightly; Calvin Fuller, in the thigh,
slightly; H Holiness sergeant, in ear, slight.
ly; j Roe, in thigh; c Willis, wounded and
missing :; j + Pening, sergeant, killed Austin
BODquitzon, killed W DOwner, killed; Rich
ard Wilson, killed C Dickey, wounded in the
head dangerously; E Brussen, captain, in
hand and thigh seriously 5 L Chandler, first
lieutenant, wounded in hand and thigh severe.
! ly; S Fairbanks, corporal, i'll arm severely;
John Smith, shoulder severely Willis Whit
comb, hip severely; E A Perry, thigh severe
ly; j IL Buterfield, side severely c II Paige,
arm severely A C Reed, thigh severely
Metcalt, corporal, shoulder slightly. All the
above are of the third Vermont.
SECOND BRIGADE WIN Fuller, private
second Vermont, killed by shot through the
head H Patch, wounded in the hip severe
ly; A A Bailey, third Vermont, in the chest
and arm; L WhCOmh, wounded in ley Sc.
verely; l. Flood, corporal wounded in leg
Z Briggs, d Campbell, Goodman.
Dantorth ID Elliott, Leibay, John Neak,
Stevens Alfred Taylor, all of the third Yer.
mUut, and all killed.
A Hutchinson, corporal, third Vermont
MORALLY wounded; + a Varcolt, wounded in
arm severely; j Blanchard AMI w Davis,
wounded severely; James Niles, Geo Wash
burn, Z Morse, S Reynolds, A II Wilson,
Chas BmueI baum, a Wright, and n Lucoly,
wounded slightly + Morrill,, Moses Morrill, E
Kibbis, Morse, Joseph Eldridge, and
Hurd, missing; L Burch, corporal, wounded
in the eye slightly; Dana, corporal, slightly
e S Waterman, killed A L Wilcox j Bat.
tbs, L SomeIvlle, 2 Devins, and VIM Scott,
killed; Thomas Corfuel, MORALLY wounded;
R Hoyt, corporal, j Ferris, sergeant. Saml
Wallace, w IL EmmOms, w IL Green, Joseph
] McManus, and Mccarthy, all wounded Sc.
verely aud D Ellis slightly in the face.
ID Klbble, Vermont fourth, and l. B MI
killed; - Ladin, wounded severely Ii b
Atherton, captain wounded in the hp, not
dangerous; A Parker, e IL Pitman Knapp,
and A Grimes, wounded severely n r.
Page, Vermont sixth, slightly John p Harris,
fourth Vermont, wounded MORALLY Charles
Ingraham, and elias Dunklee, slightly,
VIM Henry and james Kennello, fifth Yer.
mont, killed; L Adgatt fifth Vermont,
wounded severely; = Mayhem and JAS Ham
mer, slightly; IL Davis, and A NJ Perrin, Sc
Verely " DlAlty oiBHlly Il u heJ uOluSy
captain, SIKH Vermont, and Barney Mason
r Bakesey and Lewis Talbot, killed Geo
Parker, - Bailey, Davis, ordnance SER
gpant, Silas Whitney, and NJ C Shepard 2nd
Vermont, severely; N Banker, slightly; S
C Horbes, in shoulder; L Graves, in side of
skull Ii Pollard, leg fIaetured E Wright,
in lnstep; Fashion, in thigh Daniel Wood
ward in thigh j Long, chest and arm severe.
ly; - Cakes, sixth Vermont, in neck severe.
ly d B Davenport, in thigh; L Benser, in
ankle; A ID Dreffany, in knee, ampulated
Joseph Simmons, in thigh w II Resing, in
thigh f Backey, orderly sergeant, in leg;
W Casey, corporal, i'll thigh; Joseph Conner,
in knee W Falls, arm; Bates, arm
G Bellows, knee; E R Kenney, left leg; A NJ
GARDEN, arm fractured severely; L Wilson,
in abdomen severely; George Brock, in knee;
John Robinson, in foot IL Walker, in knee,
amputated; j Boswell, in thigh Ii H0ugh.
ton, in hand Dan Ayres, in knee Thomas
Barker hand White, in arm; ID S Jones,
in hand; Thos Murphy, in arm; L X Cove,
neck and head; E Goddard, leg L Fuller,
thigh; N Hancock, sergeant, in both legs
severely.
In Motifs battery three were killed and eight
wounded. VIM L Morrill,, first lieutenant
S engineer corps, was wounded in the upper
part of his right arm severely
Killed So, wounded 120, missing 9; total,
1874 (Signed) G. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General commanding