The New York herald., 1862-12-25

Corporal W Il lisoipsa. Co. 4, isfs arm.
Michael Curtin, % 3. leg severely.
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James oBries, % d, ehssk. slightly.
Boyd Todd Co: h, ankle
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y .. Lewis, Co. ]. r!gh. shoulder.
Patrick Flood, Co. K. right arm
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Michael sullivan, Co. X. breast, slightly.
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Corporal W. E. Sparrow, O.. ], killed.
Fuller Martin, 90. Il, wounded.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE, col. J. n. LEDLU O0asHAND.
INC, Ar KINsT0E, 14rH INST.
Battery B-CGSf J. r. Morrison.
David Finger ssgsy s:a,s,'yy. y.-o.,. R $. Jenny.
chas. Bowman right breast, seriously.
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Jos ,.s s;m1,s% sHrrsDn, ,.,'sS,'H sl,sSa,iy.
Bassg E-Caps. \. $. Jsans.
Ches. :. Smith, slightly.
Ezra worma,h, left FOREARM amputated.
Hiram Sherman, slightly.
Battery I-Lisatenass George ". Thomas Commanding
Patrick Lynch, left breast severely.
Battery K.Cspain Jases r. Angel
William Ryan killed.
Daniel Grover, siighty wounded.
VIM 4 ( KIRBY. Second Lieutenant, .,.s,ssn slightly.
Vaudeville ward, slightly.
George Crossman, slightly.
Fsosniy-fOsuth NesO Pork BcEsry-Captain. J. 3. Lee
Robert Turner, killed.
CASUALTIES IN THIRD NEW YORK CAVALRY.
the foet Henry Smith abdomen fesh wound; Cornelius
Swartwout, In the side slightly
Company b, Capt Moshsu-Private Merritt W. Good
speed ana taken prisoner Nicholas W. Brighton
prisoner; n W. coone, prlsonst; Charles q. Hart,
buck shot Franidn Kingsy, wounded severely.
Csmn1ny s'1 Il S Ger raear,rs. Surgeon csorps O.
Gibbs, slightly, IN the neck and left arm M
Company *, Capt C0ls--lohn Castelo wounded
through head, severey F. Chapman severely, In tho
Colonel James II. Ledlic, slightly.
Surgeon T. Dmon, Slightly.
BGttuy B-CaptdiUJ j. j. Morrison.
Edgar Sanders, slightly
John Harden, slightly.
Battery K-Cartain james q. Angel
Stewart William Il, Slightly
Basery r, First Rhode Island ArtiRery-Captain Jan,cs
Alexander NJ Massey First Sergeant. serious
Gage Isaac M. First Sergeant, slightly
Calvin G. Burr, slightly.
Nis impossible to send list Of the missing whicE may
urn up IN a day or Two.
Rebel Accounts or General Fosters Cpe-
ratiOna i'm North Caroline.
The EsqaHrr Processes 20 be somewhat mystfed in
regard to affairs at Goldsboro. II s following the wash
ingon plan Of conceang the defeat intelligence Of which
has already reached here BY special messenger The
following statement however 10 interesting, account
Of tho accuracy Of the description or the topography
the Of General Fosters operations The teegaphic
reports operations Godsboro have been rather
confused owing tho ention of railroad bridges names
Of places dc without explaining their situation. From
tho newspaper accounts and other sources make
following explanations
Godsboto ia on tho railroad from Weldon 10 Whining,
ton miles south Of the former snd eighty
five miles north OF Wilmington. From G0ldsboro rail.
road southeast 70 tho Allan c coast at Beaufort
distance Of ninety five miles This railroad passes through
Knson and Newbern, both the Neuse river the for
twenty six miles from Godsboro the latter fifty.
nine. A. Kinston, which Is the north bank Of the
Neuse the railroad the river and thence con-
tnues the south side. Tho bridge which Is thus
the Neuse river from Kinston wSstwsrdly towards s
source come to whitehall the south bank, ID miles
from GOdsboro. fhE Of the or the
shng Continuing 20 ascend the river find IL crossed
by The railroad from Goldsbor0 70 Wilmington This bridge
has been burned by the enemy but ~ said be
paired in week. At the Mount Olive Station, which ID
fourteen miles south of Godsboro, the enemy again
of tho rails few days win su1ce 70 replace them
This bold raid the part Of the enemy; but t
proved 70 be only raid for which they have been well
sbaetisedhes rell az driven back