Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-11
THE VERMONT BRIGADE.
We copy The following from The Burlin,

W. copy the lOlloWlng rom the Burning
ton Times
We are indebted to Col b Smallcy for the following
list OF casualties among the officers If the Vermont jih
which Doe received Saturday evening from Suter Dan
Shaw, Of ihe Vermont 5h who eh Fortress Monroe on
WEDNESDAY night and who received It from Capt W
Rose of the Middehury company.
Co B--Capt W Rose, MiddCbury. wounded Lieut.
Comsiock, Middlcbury, killed; Lieut. Wright Middle
bury, dangerously wounded 20 y. Capt Benton,
Ii ydepark slightly wounded Lieut. Sumner n ydepark
killed Co E.-Lieut II II Peck. Burlington wound
ed in head, dangerously. Co G-Capt Jenne Rutland,
dangerously wounded and probably dead Go II Capt
Seegar, Brandon, wounded Co k.-LieDt Barber Rich
moud, wounded.
Most Of our wounded fell into the enen,y's hands
Surgeon w Russell lef with the sounded aud is
probably prisoner. Net 200 Bis are tu 0t he
9TH which suffered most 0f any NJ the VI Brigade Com
panes and h, Of the 9th (the Burlington and Richmond
companies) suffered the least o any companies in the
9th regiment
From the various lists in the New York and
Boston papers we also compile the following
Brig Gen VIM Il Brooks. slightly wounded
Wounded az IIhite OAK StoaD,p, June 30th.-Col L II
slightly.
Wovnded az saeages station &C II jackson. 9th, Co
b, head CLARK, 81, Co A, shoulder
Transported 20 Fortress Monroe July lists II Da.
Wis 4th, Co c. ieft hand Henry, 9th, Co /. right
elbow Grocer An, Co c, debility Geo Ben
son. 9Th, Co T. right leg Anthony Jacobs 9th Co IA
efI hand G Martin. OH, Co K. thigh. QGaftermas,
ter seayer, 3D. fever. Sergt Fish, 5tn, Co c,
arm and ear scrg't a Aatun, 81, Go c. groin
II, Samuel Norcross, 9Th, Co h, knee ID + Ba.
con, "a, Co b., rheumatism. l. Stevens 3d. Co ID. ty-
phoid I D Hammond, 5,h, Co /, leg, WIN Daniels
ON GO b. fever, L Du,ton 9th, Go II. shoulder foot
and hand. Hart. Sd Go II, sick Williams %,
Go b, arm. } + Clark, ID, Co d, hand. Capt bud
ley. 9th Co T., sick. T. Wheeler, oh, Co q hand. q
Flanders, 4th co c. } L Clough, ID, Co D. WIN
Human 3d. thigh. + Hill 9Th, thigh.
Igamportedto Batim0'e. July g. III C Myers 9th,
20 =, shoulder Bradley 9th, Co Z, thigh VIM
Chelsea, %, Go G., foot. Gadd. 4th, Co A. lex II Il
waterman On, Co + sick Richard Irish, 6h, Go J.,
sick G Buel, 9th. Co b, sick James Keer Gth, Co
g. SICK !. Stove, % Go X, sick Rich, Sd, Co
l. sick. Jones' 3D., Co G., sick. O A Pierce 80 Co
X, sick. Corp W SANITY, 3D. Go B, sick. Lille 4th
Co A, sick. Serg't Spadiur An, Co q, sick. +
Z, SICK. Edgar Bullard 9th. thigh. Hatch, 9TH, sick.
c i hellaad, Sd, sick Ihos Maynard, Oh sick. W
bether "a leg Napoleon Bush, 9th elbow. j NJ
gu be'asr, ON arm 2 Leygh' "a injured L Park,
hip II p Patch, 3D. sick. W Rowcl, ID II S
Peer on, hip. L bartholomew, 3D., Kings
bury 81, hip. NJ A Paddock. 3D. hand g Coal 80,
arm. j Guild 4th, hand. Ellis, 9th hand
Transportcdto Neo YORK. w scott, Co 4. Sd
Sefg Maj Mattocks, Sd. Curtis Bean Co b. Sd
jackson lunbury, Co b, 3D. Goodspeed, Co L. 9Th.
correspondent Of the Tribune, writing from Berk-
ley Landing July 2. reports that DR. Henry James Of
the Sd w. was killed by shell in the battle Of Friday
Surgeon james is from Waterbury, and was a leading
physician Of the State universally respected by all who
Among the officers reported wounded, are.
Lieut. Col w Ripley, Of Rutland, Sharpshooters.
'-eNt Nhah W otAloh OF Nhnfolte, 90 r. ohatpshoOt
Lieut. spauldng, Of Montpelier, oh regt sick at
Washington
Col BIN Hyde 80, sick with bilious fever at Wash.
ington.
Surgeon Allen 9Th, is also sick with chronic diarrhu
at the same place
The following are additional names Of wounded which
we hnd In the New York papers.
A. General Hospital, Harnson's Landing July A. Eli
in Sundays light.
Arrived in steamer Daniel Webster at New York.
July OH, Edward Dye, Co b. Sd.
A Fortress Monroe w II Luck Co f, ShArpshoot.
ers Corp ! d Goldhwait, CO K, ID L p Howe, Co
q I'd. a II Hamilton, Co 7 9Th W Keyes, Co +,
A WoshngtoH-W WilGn, 9th, left arm. Corp Hen.
~ kimoall 9th, arm amputated john Boyle, 9Th, arm
slightly
The following wounded Vermonters arrived at New
York on Monday On the ship 81 Marx, from Fortress
Monroe
=, Ih'rd Regiment Charles Muley, Co d. Edward
Ney, Co b. Henry Moody, Co X
toH'm hsgtmeat.-Selh Davis, Co d.