The New York herald., 1862-03-28
THE BATTLE AT WINCHESTER.
Mnportance OF tho Victory Over the
Rebels.


son, just arrived, saw eight wagons loaded with dead
and woundsd enter Mcunt jackson on Monday, At ten
O'Clock p M-forty four miles from the field Of battle
tAirty hours.
Tho rebels admitted they had eleven thousvnd in
the fe also that they lost between thousand and
fifteen hundred in killed and wounded We are finding
their at distance from each side Of the road
General Shields has sent despatch TO Judge DAILY
follows
WINCHESTER, March 81, 1882.
Ny wound is doing well. viii be able to ride in
buggy in few days at the head OF my command.
JAS. SHIELDS.
THANKS OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN TO GENERAL
SHIELDS.
rr HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,l
tk E.A Ft SEMINARY, March q. 1862.
TO Brigadisr General SHIELDS
The Commanding General congratulates you and the
troops under your upon the victory gained by
your own energy and activity and their bravery the
23d He panied to learn that the wound you have
cevsd in the skirmsh the day before serious
than at first supposed.
BY command Of
Major General GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
8. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adjutant General
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE GENERAL COMMANDING TO
MAJOR GENERAL BANKS.
FARPAx SEMINARY, March q, 1862
TO MAJOR 0E0RAL BANKs-
The General Commanding congratuateS you and the
bravo troops under your command on the splendid
achievement commenced in your department, news Of
which he has just received He desires you TO follow
rapidly the snsmes troops a. far srasburg possible
8. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Additional Names OF the Killed and
Wounded i'm the Battle.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1861
Many Of the regiments engaged in the recent fight
Winchester at Strasburg and the surgeons have
not yet reported The telegraph line 10 not working but
the list Of the killed will bsforwarded received
at headquarters Mon are engaged in collecting the
names Of all who have been buried bsrs.
Eight wagon loads Of the enemys dead were carried
into strasburg Monday afternoon This and other facts
lead TO the belief that the enemy killed and wounded
numbered thousand
The following are the killed.
EIGHTH OHIO REGIMENT.
j. j. Serbian. W. H. Bogard, c. E. Gray, Henry Lppen,
Henry Hill, c. Talbot, Martin Mallory, c. A. Brown,
w.. B. Mays0ps, Geo. W. Ns,hous, Peter Hanss, W. B.
Major.
THIRTEENTH INDIANA RRGNgNT.
Three unknown.
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH PENNSYLVANIA REennT.
Murphy, John Dawson.
SEVENTH OHIO REonKNr.
Michael MCGEE, Charles Gill; Allen 3. Lamb J. Greg
low, s. " Rice Lewis Corwln, Frederick Gratz, John
Frain James Bsche Elias Hall, James Carroll hsrrick
Regular, - Saltwater.
Sergeant John L. Slough, Corporal shumaksr, James
Martin Wallace Manning, John Miller.
list, unknown a. Griswold - Griswold, Reuben Burn.
ham, Daniel Garrett unknown, and one name un-
known Of Company X, Seventh Ohio.
ifr, FORrY.sIxrH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
Sergeant David Becker
sIxrY-sEvESru OHIO REGIMENT.
Tobias N. Edwards.
EIGHTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
Five unknown, E. r. Douglas.
TWENTY ErcHrH NEW YORK REGIMENT.
John Fox.
sIxTY.sEvENrH OHIO REornENr.
Vim. Green. VIM. Gersler, H. G. Beckwith.
rwENTY-NINTH OHIO REGIMENT.
Robert Morris.
srxrY-sEvENrH OHIO REGIMENT.
Stephen L. lilies.
EIGHTH OHIO REGIMENT.
David Porcner
Tho following are the names Of additional Wounded
sIxTY-sEvENTH OHIO REGIMENT.
Zenophen Wheeler, John Conley, Gustavus Schwack-
mann, NJ. Coothan, g. W. Leppng, vsne Neusbaumer,
Shelton Cotton, F. A. j. Sullivan. David Murdock.
EIGHTY.FoURTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
Martin Kerrgan, VIM McCaiIy, W. A. Davis. Corporal
Bunce, j. spridee VIM. c. Heenan, Thomas Ravenhil.
SEVENTH OHIO REGIMENT.
Samuel Leveat, Frank Bethel, A. s. Withere.
tII EIGHTH OHIO REGIMENT.
Samuel Beelor. Stephen Lyle, Sherman Smith, James
Anderson, Lieutenant Craig F. Pearson, Sergeant VIM
starchman, Company G; A. Fry, II. Master.
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
J. w. Halege, John Maitan, David g Baker.
SEVENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
John McNght, Henry Thompson, John W. Jones,
George r. Covert. George Holmes, Mathew r. Parker, II.
Ridgsway Orderly Sergeant L. Davis Charles Montague
FOURTEENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
J, Roger: 9; Warner, c. Ne9Is, l. crump, =
J. Miller, II. Hollis, = Hooker, &. J. wsider,@
Mesulyelis, James wains Vim. H. stsst, Lieutenant D.
Bean, Leuenan. John Lindsay, Lieutenant E. siocum,
Captain Parks.
FIFTu OHIO REoMRNr.
&C. Edwards, Vim. Miller.
TwENTY-NNTH OHIO RpoMBNT
Captain N. T. Wright.
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Thomas Roberts, Edward White, Sergeant McCarty, J.
Mcfarland VIM. Murphy j. NJ Fordcc, Charles Poleson,
David Reid George W s,sksman, Geo Trouax, Waiter
H. Hitchcock, H. McCarrick j. s. Martin, Charles Raw.
aed.
THIRTEENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
Daniel W. Morgan, Andrew J. Brooman Conrad Rahmer
J. T. Graham, G. w. BaLer.J. s. Ellison, Frank Peach,
Andrew Levy.
Country people have just reported fifteen or twenty
dead in the neld milo from ths battle ground before
unknown, some Of whom rebels.
Owing to the want Of large buildings and the conse
quent necessity Of scattering tho wounded considerable
delay has occurred in obtaining the names.
THE LATEST FROM sTRAsBURa.
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1862.
Intelligence from srssburg states that no movement
has taken place in that vicinity.
General jackson, with the remnant Of his army. ia
supposed to be near Woodstock.
General Shields wound is improving rapidly. He
hopes 10 be en- duty again in week.
The Rebel Prisoners at Baltimore.
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
RItT Ma