The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
By Telegraph.
hSci~ireiy far tie Duly .Arg,a,

Gen, Hoi'ace drai-Hs body on tie rug
home--LttS of the kHiei and rouniei he.
grUGny toaJrire- Tie 5sM WtHo,y,aad III,
I2~ oud llM h~a t,kot prisone,s-- Large
moabcrsotHiiaois troops at PnsJag Laua.
my--7he .Nrr,mac RETURNS 10 No.toi&-
Bea"ya,d claims Il rtctory
Special to the Tribune:
CARo, April l3th.--A complete list Of the
caSuItlc- IT co. \, Chicago light artclery, is
a. follows:
Killed, Lieut.. John Powell Corp. Edward
Russell, John Flanagan, all buried on the
field with graves marked by Rev. DR. Clark.
son.
Wounded scriously-Chas. b. Kimball
VI. Shaiicr, W. G. Gree, o. Williams, G. l..
Whitney, p. l.. Paddock
Wounded slightly Lieut.. g. Cogg by II
spent ball in the breast, Corporal Crandel
Wilcox, Thos. Benton, Frank y Smith. Tim
Lynch, u. Wilcox, c. e. Nelson lIunarrer,
W, G. Brown, Crockcr. A. Pitts, II Pond. VI.
Hawks. }. farraIl \. &. Bailey, \. G. Hall,
y. bowling, Lew Jacobs, Samuel Dunkee.
The wounded are well cared for and in good
spirits. The company had T. horses killed
.
CAiRo, 10 +. NJ, April b. Special to Tr.
hunc.
The body Of gen. Wallace, of Ottawa, ac.
compauIed by his staff and Col 7. l.: Dickey,
rived on the steamer Wo9Iiori this even.
ing.
She brought some COO prisoners on their
way to 81. Louis
a special train, with the body Of Gen. Wal
lace, Viii this evening for Ottawa.
Col Hugh r. Reed, Of the 18th Iowa. from
kcokuk was hit by bah in the back of the
head, Lieut.. Col. Dewey. badly wounded in
the shoulders Maj. Bcckwith, Slightly; Can't.
Hendricks, killed.
This noble regiment had Just arrived ON
Saturday with l,oij men. only II answer
ed to their names after the battle.
They received their gun, at st. Louis, and
LETT keokuk only two weeks ago
They were IN Gen. Premises division.
An officer Just arrived says Prcntiss is still
prisoner. Nearly all Of the jNth H., 18th
18th and Sth Iowa rcgim'ts were surrounded
and taken prisoners, while maintaining tn cir
ground and fighting like heroes.
COl Wood Of the l2th Iowa cscapcd the |.
llth, 10th and 18th were all in the fight. The .
lGth was in PrcntISs's division and we're most.
fought braycIy and suffered terribly.
The 18th Wis. reached Pitsburs Saturday
?. m, and marched in front Of Sherman's diyi-
tloi-w"rc exposed Sunday to the heaviest
fire, returning it with an energy worthy of
veterans. The regiment was entirely raw
had been paraded only II few times, and had
been hurried down from Milwaukee RIGHT in.
to the heat of the fight Many had never
loaded gun till did it before the enemy.
All these regiment, did ~pIcndidy.
1t is impossible as yet to procure list Of
casualties.
Gov. llarney and party, with a boat load
of hospital stores, left this evening to receive
the wounded.
Hicks, of the 10th Ills, was shot through
The shoulder; Lieut.. Holmes, Go. y, 18th
His, killed; Roht pandy, killed.
Wounded Slightly--JaS Tibbs, Jno Common,
J Miller Washington llcddicott, 9th HIS Co.
II Pat Whcclan Juo Cunningham Danl
" htc, 18th Ohio; CaptJ & Gardner, slight
y, II i1nderhugcr, list Ohio, Co |;
Henry Reed, killed; Lieut.. McMann, hand
shot Oft; Capt Willy, shot in thigh
CAIRO, April ll,--Spccial to the Chicago
Journal:
The first fighting at pittsburg on Sunday q
morning last was opened by the colonel ofthe {
9th Missouri sending 1870 men under Mai b
DWELL to reronnotcr They met Il large ,
1rce, and were driven back. 500 more men
'cre sent, and the rebels followed close and
ttacked our men while breakastng. They y
nshed to arms and pitched into the fight On
lelr own hook. 70
Gen. Grant was down on the steamboat b'
ylcr. III
Col. Bnshrol johnson. who was tako, rr;s. OF