, 1862-04-01
The river is falling.
Second Dispatch is nothing new from
FROM WINCHESTER,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
WINCHESTER, March 50, 1867.
Tie following is List Of the killed and |
wounded of the Ohio Fifth Regiment, 1t the |
battle at this place, on the Esd inst:
FIFTH OHIO REGIMENT.
K11LED-Company 4: Private P. \. Brown.
Co. B Private J. q. Ne1lan. Co. c: Cor
pora! c. Talbot, priyates G. Gill, i. ". Bo-
CART Co. D: Sergeant D. johnson, corporal
Charles Gray, priyates B. Henry Hill, Martin
Rol]ey, Henry Lippen. Co. E: Captain
George n. Whitcomb, corporal J. B. Th.er-
den, privates William Hasell, ". B. Mayors.
Co. l: Corporal J. Estden, color bearer. To-
tai killed, Is.
WoUSDEp-Co. A: Sergeant F. Fuchs, p1i-
| Yates Patrick Maloney, Jacob Kutzig, Peter
Kicfcrt Co 8: Corporals H. Teal. Charles
Lorp, h Gestrcl, John O. Edwards; priyates
Ja1ues Swanson, James Craig, D. D. McKoa-
gall. Co. C: Lieutenant Staptsmau, pri-
Yates J. II. Cleighton, William P. Sands, vii
Liam Muller. Co. D: Corporal Charles Akin,
privatcs Philip Lippert, John Mallen, Viii
! liam Frank. Co. E: Privates James Goodal1,
James Hunter, A Viele, Ford Lampherrick,
P. D. Hallum, Fred Coleman, Alonzo Carna-
ham, Charles Peel, Teddy Vaughn; sergeant
Ed Swain, color bearer. Co. 1: Private Il.
| A. Ballser. Total wounded, so.
Most of the wounded will not survive their
injuries. Il. T. ARMSTRONG,
| 5th Ohio Volunteers.
ITO the Associated Press.l
WINCHESTER, March S0.-The following
wounded died Yesterday and to-day, aud were
buried: Michael Martin, 9th Ohio; George
Gardner, 14th Indiana; Jacob Wolf, 9th Ohio !;
h;G diana; iaaac Jackson s7th OHIO, died % of i f.
yer; A. L. Brown, Sth Ohio, and one unknown;
another unknown, on whose clothes were the
initials Ut. A. W" Wallace Colbu1n, 7th
Ohio; f. Bunce, 1th Ohio.
Previous to the foregoing our loss stood as
follows: Killed and died Of wounds, los;
wounded AL; missing, p Only q few reports Of
| the detailed regiments have been yet received,
owing to the distance and scattered positions
of the regiments. Three OF four days will
t clapse before the full LIST Of names can be re.
cci1ed. The wounded are now contained in
t two hospitals, and are under the immediate
charge Of Dr.. f. Bryant, Medical Director oi
! the division OF General Shields.
About two hundred and thirty sick and
: wounded prisoners have been sent to Fred
crick. Sixty wounded rebel soldiers have
: been taken from the hospital and placed in thf
l houses Of their friends, on their parole, to re
Q port, on their recovery, to the nearest com
: manding officer.
: Our wounded are reported as generally do
: iDg well. They number here about 900.
The statement in the newspapers that Majo
r Perkins, on the Staff Of Major General Banks
: was instrumental in planning the battle, !
= contradicted, although his presence aud I'D
vice were of great service to Col Kimba1l
IS who commands the field under direction
c from Gen. Shields. Medical Director King
Il Of the Medical Corps, and Surgeon Jackson
Is Of the 2eth Pennsylvania, who were present a
s. volunteers, rendered efficient aid in clearin
ID the field Of wounded.
Gustave Arnheim, Of tho Zouares d Antique
l. acted as aid to Col. Baum, Chief Of Shields
IL Artillery, and WIS severely wounded in the lei
m WINCHESTER, March 31.-The report ths
IN the wounded In the late battle near Wiuche
&c ter were neglected, Is unfounded. Surgeo
!; Kccney, Medical Inspector ofthe United Stat.
at Army, reports that they are we'll qua1tcre
+, and well treated BY the surgeons Of the dlyi
J, long, ard generally doing well. :"
It. Gen. Shields has so fsr recovered as to |
il able 10 start for strasburg tomorrow:
?; Some firing was heard by the officers
n strasburg yesterday, apparently in the rear
Il, Jackson'6 rendezvous. The cause is not ;
i; | known.