, 1862-09-01
Partial List Of officers Killed and
Wounded,
FOUR FEDERAL BRlCADlER GENERALS
KILLED.
Cole mel J. T. Farnsworth
Wounded. =
Col. Fletcher Webster, son Of
Daniel Webster, MortaIly
Wounded. I

WASHINGTON. Aurnst a,-1o,<:n N
The following is a partial list Of th4: E,'1ed'
snd wounded western officers in the lstest etf-
eagements, unofficial, of course: Big Gen.
Schenek of Ohio, struck by Minnie tiaIl in The
right wrist-amputation probably necessary.
Brig. Gen. Coulter killed: Brig. Gen. Hutch Of
Massachusetts killed; Brig. Gen. Buford Of H.
1inois killed; Brigadier General Rabinson
wounded Colonel Roberts OF the aaad
Micl cligaD, successor Of Colonel Wilcox,
the lately released prisoner, killed
Cot Henderson Of the 7th PennsylTgnlS Re-
serves, wounded; Col. Farnsworth, Of 3th
Illinois cavalry, wounded; Colonel
Csntwsll, Of the 8lst ohio. killed;
Colonel OF the New fprS Highlander, ,Wou5d-
I'd; Col. Sol Meredith OF Indiana, wounded;
Col. FLETCHER Webster OF Mass, son OF Dln'l
Webster, fatally wounded, and taken prisoner;
Col. hatter Of Philadelphia, killed; A5jutant
Phelps 10th Pcnnsylyania Reserves, wounded;
Br's-General stahl OF N. T., killed; Colonel
OConner, I'd Wisconsin, killed; Major May
29;h Indiana, killed; Lieut-Colohel Bragg 9Th
WISCONSIN, wounded.
WASHINGTON, Aug. SO.-Today's E.suing
Star, epe akjps of Friday's battle. saws It was
coutir1ed by The corps of Hcfntzelman. No.
Dowen and s;g.1 against the rcbkls, nurnher-
ing shout 60, COO men, consisting OF Jackson's
and portion of Bragg's army, which sue
ceeded In getting from White Plains, through
Tho1ougbfare Gap. The battle took place in
the vicinity of Haymarket, off in the direction
Ct Sudley Church, and but few miles north
west Of Bull Run. Heintzelman's cavalry
came Nd with the euemv.s rear about ten
., H., seven miles from Cente.yi]1e. and fonnd
stonewa]l jackson fighting with Mcdowell or
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