Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
Rreeu A.t. freeman
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, July IL, ls62.
The Loss Of the Vermont Brigade.

The Loss Of the Vermont Brigade
We add to our iist of casualties the names
reported, as fast as we receive them. In many
instances, unquestionably, the names are not
given correctly, and the companies and reg
ments are also not right.
A correspondent Of the Tribune, writing from
Berkley's Landing, July ID, reports that DR..
Henry James, OF the Sd Vermont, was killed
by u shell on Friday.
Among the officer. reported wounded are
Lieut.. Col. W. Y. W Ripley, Of Rutland,
Berdan's Sharpshooters
Lieut. Charles W Seaton, OF Charlotte, Co.
+. Sharpshooters.
The following are names of wounded in the
New York papers
At General Hospital, llarrson's Landing,
July 4, Elisha G. Blcdgett, Co. g, 5th Regi
ment, wounded in hand in Sunday fight.
Arrived in steamer Daniel Webster at Now
York, July 9Th, Edward Dye, Co. b, Sd Regi-
ment.
Al Fortress Monroe.
W. H. Luck, GO. +, Sharpshooters.
Corporal r d. Goldthwan, Co. f, I'd W.
Il. p. Howe Co. {, 3D.
A. H. Hamilton, Co. +, 9Th.
J. W Reyes, Co, +, 18th.
W Doey, Co. Il, 3D.
W. A. Fields, Go. b, 5tb
The following wounded Vermonters arrived
at New York, July I, on the ship St. Mark
from Fortress Monroe
THIRD REGIMENT
Charles Murey, Co. D.
Edward Ney, Co. B.
Henry Moody, Co. X.
FOURTH REGIMENT
Seth +. Davis Go. ID.
The following sick and wourded Vermont
soldiers arrived at Washington on the 4th from
the peninsula
w. Welln, Gil, left arm.
Col. b. n. Hyde, Sd, bilious fever
Surgeon Allen, 4sh, chronic diarrhca
CorIo al Henry kimball 9th, finger amputa
ted
John Boyle, 9Th, arm, slightly
The following arrived at Washington on hos.
pital steamer Commodore, July 9th
Auson Burlington, Co. X 4th
" Ii. Hunter Co. q, OH
Wallace Norton, Co +, 9Th.
" A. Field, 9th.
Charles G. Spalding, Lieut.. Co. D, 5th
W. Hinman, Co. K, 3D..
Francis llill, Co c, 5h
j. 5, Eddy, Sergt. Co. q, 9th
The following have arrived at FORTRESS Mon
roe, and sailed for New York
Charles j Herring 81, foot.
r. l.. Coffran, 9th peursy.
Daniel f. TAFT, 9th, typhoid fever.
c. d. McAlliSter 9th, fever.
Charles D. Knapp, 9Th, In back
The Burlington Times learns from Sergeant
Major +. Mattocks, of the Sd Regiment, who
left Harrison Landing on the James River last
Friday and arrived at the Marine Hospital in
Burlington Tuesday morning. that the loss OF
the Vermont Brigade on Friday the 9th ult
was slight, but was very heavy at the battles of
Savage's Station and White Oak swamp All
the tents of the Brigade were abandoned or des-
troyed, At SAVAGE Station and other places
along the Railroad Immense quantities of army
supplies were destroyed among which were r.
600 rifles No mails were allowed to be sent
of from the army, but were burned to prevent
their falling into the hands of the enemy
On Thursday evening, June Doth, there was
great cheering and illumination through the
Union army on the South side OF the Chicka-
honny on account OF the great victory won that
day in repuslug the attack on our right wing
AT James River when Mattocks left our loss was
estimated at 10000.
Dr. James, Surgeon OF the Sd Vt, whom the
\. \. InbRne'S correspondent reported as killed
by shell, we are happy to state was alive and
well on the 3D., the next day after the Tribne's
correspondent wrote as Sergeant Major Mat
tocSs, Of the Sd W.. now in the Marine Hospi-
tai, saw him on that day burlington TINES