The New York herald., 1862-11-17

o. the enemy there were killed and buried on the field
Col Mchetcrs Crescc mt regiment and four others rank
and unknown, Total, 8.
WOUNDED.
Capt. Geo Raston, II With r. JFaulkner 18th La knee,
Fw Ieek ,srao every. Duncan Poshlewaite 18th
= Cohnan, foot slightly; Ia, shoulder, severely.
T. Luke, slightly AIex Burton, Crescent reg !,
sSow sSy ws, hp ssyeIey Wa 18Th
CFrederck abdomen sv'ly. knee, severely.
- vandormere thigh,sly. Jas c. Alexa.jer, knee,
j. H. Mason, "a thigh severely. Total ~
The enemy wounded were placed ~ hospital with our
''e'' ~ ''e' '''''' NJ i. BENEDICT
surgeon Seventy fifth New York volunteers and Acting
Brigade surgeon
The Rebels Kiilea, .to44nted and Taken
Prisoners.
From the New Orleans True Delta, Nov. IL
THE Fieur ON BAYOU LAFOuRcHE-ARRrvAL OF RE-
BEL PRISONERS OFFICIAL. LIST OF THE KILLED,
WOUNDED AND MISSING.
The steamer Maurice arrived at Soon yesterday with
eighty Ct the prisoners taken at the battle OF Labadie
vie. These mostly belonged to the Crescent regi
mcut raised among the elite Of this city, and
it announced bulletin board that they had
rived, hundreds began wend their way towards the
levee sec them and perhaps 70 recognize old friends
acquaintances, relatives. When reached the
steamer the wharf already crowdcd and the prison
were holding uninterrupted communication with all
they recognize'on shore battalion Of infantry short
y made ts appearance and cleared wide space the
evee IN front Of the boat, but soon withdrawn and
the crowd again allowed freely 10 talk with the PR
soners from the wharf, And many were the Joyful re-
cognitinns that took place. Everything, however,
done the orderly style ard with the greatest
decorum. The prisoners looked very wel dressed
finely could be expected under the circumstances,
and appeared quite cheerful Late in the evening they
were transferred 10 another vessel which ,s TO be Their
prison. we unders tapd for the present. They
ceiving the best OF treatment and have cause Of
complaint other than that Of being deprived OF the free
dom Of the city for the present but soldiers used 70
Below we give full list of the killed wounded and
In tnnfa falar N fha hal
Most OF them 1t will be seen, Of the Crescent and
Erh.eenth regiments of Louisiana Volunteers. Colonel
OF regiments, and killed, believe formerly
lawyer of this city, and left here lieutenant colonel OF
the Crescent regiment He was educated at West Point
but If ever in the army did continue long there The
following list OF Casualties in the Confederate forces ia
Official:
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Col. J. r. McPbeeters, killed, Crescent regiment.
j. Brown, shoulder Crescent regiment.
A. Lorensen, arm, Crescent regiment.
s. ID. Pussdy. shoulder, Crescent regiment
Frank Reed, right shoulder, Crescent regiment.
Capt. G. Ralston, knee, Co. H, witbers battery.
c. Croweil, hip, Crescent regiment
A. W. Savage, knee, Crescent regiment.
A. H. vandervile, thigh Crescent regiment.
Joe Lougue, leg, Eighteenth Louisiana
A. Il. Alexander groin, Crescent regiment.
W. J. WEIGH knee Eighteenth Louisiana.
F.w Meek hand, Co. H, withere battery.
c. Porter, body and arm Eighteenth louisiana
CONFEDERATE PRISONERS TAKEN ON BAYOU Ia.
FOURCHE.
oRRscEsT REGMsxT.
coolie Co. i Chaplain Cbas. T. Evans. Sergeant Com a.
Daniel Peters Sergeant Rufus L. Dolbea X Sergeant
John Logan, Co c. Sergeant Charles y. Jachen, Co. d;
Co. b, Corporal B. 9. suisse Co. X Jse NcCook, Co i;
John Almdingly, 60: q w. B. Duncan Jra Co D; 9. z
9 1AS c1'sdy os p .G.s Gu
Co d; Joe. T. Leo Co. J; Fos, Co. l; w. Curry, Co.
10 q. Thaos Harphp q. N n,
Isrdross, Co E; p Winter, Co. !; w. A. Bonds Co. q;
George brooks, Co g; Henry picklsy, Go i HIN. $.
s. Richards, Co. C; NJ F. OConnor, Co b Theo shuily
Co. G. j. B. Hazard Co. Fl j. Cook Go. G, R.J. Falconsr
Vaudeville Co. Fl J. A. Brown Jr. Co d; J. e. Alex.
andcr, Co. I; A. Lorenzen, Co. G r. Notify, Co l; A.
oc'snna CO. g piRs E CO 8 ysnn Shas
Perise Co. H; Dam Lane, Co O; Philip Trey, Co A; J.
W. singleton, Co. B; Anthony Ksrasch, Co. n; Herman
Kaufman, Co. H. Austin VIM Casbergue, 90. d; Color
suiSry, s CO. B. C. Bernard, Co. r Homer MONTE. Co o;
Co D r. Corcoran Co d; Lucien Peroche Co B. Theonle
Mamma, Co B; John Gormly, Co Nicholas Lospitale,
kese % nsnn oBsn Co II thomas n Fnss
rald Co. II; E. B. Bennett, Co. C; w. 8. Dsngar, Co.
Jos Gauser, Co; D; " Mccoy, & Go. NJ Molloy, 60 .;
nanExSTH LOUISIANA REGIMENT
Capt b. g. stone, Co. ID; Second Lieut. j. d. Burke Co.
Ivy soos ssfs'a ys: john
WalSh S9rR - Suc8n SoTk JhS: bfu6t, (colOr1:
serg't. Chas Brill, Co. d sergt J. J. Jourdaa Co A.
serg't. Y. Mire, Co. sergt Richard, Go. X; scrgt
A. r. Siseon, Co. q; Sorgt NJ Moricq, Co. r., Serg't r.
Mcbonough, Co. II; ssrg't C. Carey, Co. II; Corp. L.
Regnes: Co. =; Corp. W. Burke Co. D; Corp W. Nc.
Aul6, Co. O. Corp Z. fabin, Co. B; LouirGuadry, Co.
L. o. Msther, Co. A; LeIne Poivis, Co. q; camille
Jacob, Co A; W. Alexander, Co A; 0caves Regnes, Co.
u Ben Need, Co. B; o. Toulouse, Co r; VIM. J. Mur-
pho, Co BlPat Mcdowell, Co. d; p. A. Bell Co. ID; A. X.
Richard, Co r. A. Leblanc, 20. q; Ursn Le Beuf, Co.
r: rhsl. Cambeau, Co. q; Chris Barbn, Co Y, Julian
Bredy. Co. a; Tberiot, Co. q; l. Robichaux, Co. Q;
T. Bowler, Co. 9; Ford, Co II; g. sanguinettc, Co. o.
r. Mouton, Co r; W. r. Rely, Co. D. l. J. Brcaux, Co.
" Jules. beroche, Co. A; S. Malette Co r. Nicholas
snider, %. ID; b. Lows, Co.C; Ozimne Badeau, Co.
Thos McIeay Co L. Jos. q. Bsdeau, 90. X; Thos. CAT
fey Co. l; Jes. Potter, Co " Patrick Tutty, Co: "
Cunningham, Co: l. John Nesbore. Co Jonn Nos
thing, Co. j. Hugh 0rfin 60 Il Thonss Bell, Co. John
Adcsck, Co. l. Jacob wesff 90. X; VIM Reca; 20, !;
Aug ccnesa, 90 y valmons BrauT, .;. Co. 9oRn kap
rgan Co. l. Phi Brasse, Co. D. VI Boulei, 70. -. j. B
Gibson, Co. b.; "a Aerilloux. 20: =. nn's ksny Co
n; Philemon AIlIer Co. B Lelfsn u'sve 20 n; b9s
J. Welsh Co. o. e. Frederick, o. Al sAnes "llIate %.
~. Alex wallet, Co. Jos. Marques, W - william
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