Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

elo1s bno foaQ ron WtnouetteE % buea
bursh we're GtFoWsd their dsa5 and wound
Cd, aud sveTy farm house was allied with
them. So fearful wai she psnis that pos
seassd them, that many wagons containing
their dead were left behind, the mules be-
ing afSt killed. Their loss in killed and
WOunded d estimated ct from 600 TO 1000
Ours was severe, but far short Of this nun.
Der.
Owing 10 ths confusion prevailing 81 ths
Hospital, Captain Burgess was unable 70 OBJ
tain Saoh fail information with regard 70
ths killed and wounded - he desired. The
following list iB al he was able 70 procure.
sEVlHTH RsatEHNT.- Commissioned on
osfs-csPt Burgess, Company F, wounded
intho loft ankle. Capt. B. received this
wound under singular circumstances. he
hhd.eomnnld oftWO companies, and while
engaged in getting them into line, Walking
backwards, man was shot and fell jujt
behind him, and the Oaptsin fell over the
body, his heels a AyinR upward, in which po-
sltion the ball struck him,g The ankle
bone is frac urod and alivsred, and 1t is
probable it viii require several months of
careful sstontion 70 heal. The ball, which
ia Minie, was beaten entirely out Of shape
BY The contact. Capt. B. will keep tas q
valuable trophy. After receiving the
wound, being unable to 90 further, he pos
sessed himself of musket and Ared - he
lay upon the ground Until removed 10 the
hospital. At ths hospital he with his own
hands extracted the ball from hil ankle and
dressed the wound.
Capt. Aspor, 0OmpSny 81, received q &C.
we're though not dangerous Aesh wound in
tha thigh.
Lieut.. Mcclellan, Company I, slighty
wounded in the head. The conduetof Lieut..
Mcclellan, on receiving this wound is de-
scribed with great emphasis by Capt. Bur
gess. HsBayH he (tha Lieutsnant) was per-
fectly wild with passion, refusing to be car
ried from the Hsld, end vOwiag vengeance.
Non-Commissioned officers Sergeant Ma
jor Webb was struck on the spinal column
by Minnie ball, and mortally wounded,
From the condition in which the wounded
man was when Capt. Burgess left Winches-
ter, be judges he hsi ere this been number
ed among the dead,
Corporal Kelley, Of Company A, received
q shot in the leg, Seysring the arteries Cor
porsl Sweet was shot in the breast, the ball
passing through the right luag Corporal
VIM. ssdler war wounded in the arm. The
wound sustained BY Corporal Sweet Is dan
gsreus one.
Orderly Sergeant DanfOstk, Company O,
oberliu, was killed.
Privates.-Company A-Chsrlel stsarns,
killed. Hampton Gardner, Lee oapPbsll,
Frederick Hofmsa, Daniel 0lnncy, Arthur
Lappsnd, Joseph Miller and John OOrlett,
wounded. ''
: Compauy BGCaTtolI, Of PsinesViHe, and
thrse others, fnames NOT sscertainsdl killed.
q number wounded, ffl
! Company o-Edvard saekstt, killed 9
uum6sr were wounded, one In the leg 90
badly ai to necessitate immediate ampnta-
tion.
3 Company I-csrroll killed, and several
Cnames not sasoertained) wounded.
Company E = So far as known, none we're
killed in this company, and only two or
three wounded. .-..f1. ....
Compsuy F--Hall, Of franklin Mills,
killed /; the following were wounded: Anson
Pritchsrd, in the hip, slight Frederick
Bethel, yight shoulder, sevsrej - John
son, right leg below the knee severe: -
Tracey, LEFT arm; - Tvitchsll, right hand;
John Meriuick, right shoulder, not severe !;
Gideon Russell, breast, slight; Moses Owen.
lung, very severe.
Company Csc far as known no one
killed, and but tsH wounded, and those
slightly. 1dl
Conpany H-0ns killed; several wounded.
Company Lone killed, and several
wounded.
Company K-FOur killed and number
wounded.
In the Eighth Ohio Lieut.. James Gregg, Of
sandusky, received a slight wound in the
leg.
In the 5th Ohio Capt. Ford was killed.
while gallantly bearing forward the oOIorS Of
the regiment. The colors had gone down
before the enemy four times before they fell
with Captain Ford, and each time in cOnse-
quencsof the fall by q wound of the bearer
6rst the regimental colOr-bssrer went down
before the shots Of the enemy, and he wa
quickly followed by three privates. wher
Captain Ford SeiEed the fsg and rushed for
ward. He received the shotin the forehead
and fell dead without struggle.
Colonel Thoburn, Of the First Virginia
received painful wound in she right arm
and the wheeling Tntelligeueer says crawl
ed Of the field on his hands and knees. Th'
Tntelligencer also mentions five killed Of th'
1st Virginia, and q considerable numbei
wounded. Msjor Duval, Of this regiment
had his horse shot from under him, and th,
animals body was found 10 have been per
foratsd by seventeen balls. The Major /
safe and in command of the regiment.
The wounded of both forces were oarriet
toths hospital and Female Seminary a
Winchester, and presented sioksning an,
heart.rending sight.
The Seventh Regiment is eucamped q fev
miles beyond strasburgh, and has perhAp
three hundred effective men. It will nc
probably be soon sgain called upon to engag
in battle, 80 long Is the rebsls continue I
ay before our advancing forces, All homo
TO the Seventh.
Below we give = letter from Charles Bel
lou 70 his family, received on Saturday, i
which the character Of the wounds receive
By the members Of Company A is given, an
some other additiousl items: