The New York herald., 1862-08-24

be forwarded ascerained The Ninth Connec-
tcut and Fourth Wisconsin Volunteers brought up
from their position early in the action, and were placed,
by General Williams ORDER in lnc the grounds OF
the Orphan Asylum Immediately in of the camps OF
the Twenty fret Indiana and Fourteenth Maine. The
regiments moved with alacrity and obeyed all orders
promptly.
ment Connecticut Volunteers, deserves mention for his
bold Reconnaissance the morning Of the 6th Going out
the Bayou road three miles ana finding no trace
Of the presence Of the enemy. he took cattle path
through tho woods coming cut the Clinton road be-
yond the original line OF pickets. He secured The
country Reds plantation scouting around which he
found Of the enemy cassouss, by another and
in short time lie discovered all four Crossing over to
B.rnards plantation he found another and damaged
ambulance. Returning to headquarters, he proceeded,
by order Of Colonel Paine commanding detachment
Of and horses from Manning's battery and platoon
Iwoud beg leave TO call the attention Of the General
Commanding to the services OF Lieutenant Henry r. I'll
Assistant AdJatant on General Williams stan OF his
coolncss and ntrcpiity in action every cer In the
acton can osas witness as nso 70 ,he st more Lying
deep obligations to him fo his cheerful and jealous serv
oes for tho tiae remained In command. ! enclose
copos OF ondence between myself and Lieutenant
Elliott. Colonel Mcmillan, of the Tweaty-irst Iadaua,
been unwel for time Ills counsel and advice
have becn freely offered every occasion. All of which
res lsctully submitted. THOMAS W. CAalIL
Colonel Commanding at Baton Rouge.
LIST OF KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING AT THE
BATTLE OF BATON ROUGE, AUGUST s, 1862.
sIy1H N cHGAy VOLUNTEERS.
CJ1npdny A.-Nonc killed. woundcd-Second Lieu.
,,n,n, James Eussss shiy First Sergeant Glenn
Evans and Preston-al slightly
Company B.-James Hcmeck, slightly wounded.
Conipony C.-kiled-Oscar Chapel and Frank Blooner.
Wounded-James smith, slightly; Mortimer, mortay;
Barkman, slightly. Missing-Coi poral John kline Day
Hix David johnson, Elias Leonard, Chas. Harris.
Company was not Ia action.
Coaraay E.---Nilled--John Haskell Wcunded-Harri.
son, Tcnnv and Frank Mirror. Missing-Leut Heins,
.,.,a,, nr,.aae- A-'--'' -a-'.'.-. s'-y.Ts ess
Gompiny R--lhrcc killed. nine wosnded--namcs not
Co,apony G-Kilod--,Iohn Tern. wounded-Corroral
John L. Hopper, Corporal D. seymour-both slightly;
Company H-Klcl--ccrpora Charles vickery, Ed.
ward 7. Dwight. woundcd--C. A. Hoienoeck, Y. "A.
C,wTapy I-KiIed--wm schinch Robert Moore, Chs
Blsncna d william Mcneil, George Waterman and Jabsz
Piper. Wounded-Capiain n soulo, secoud iaeussnan.
Tasset--both slightly; First Sergeant stoddard, bird
Sergeant A. \. Picket, Sergeant J. y sioG lard,
Curorals Murray and q Davis privatas y Casey A.
.ack l.. Libby Z. raeman, s. Gr.an H. Howard aud '.
smaly--ali slightly; Andrew j. ilsmitb aud Gorge
Hoagn, both mortay, since died and A. Ham, Charles
Cmp1ny K.-None killed. wcunded-Captan u. IA
con, seriously; Sergeant Beardsy, slightly; Corporal
Wood, signify.
Killed 10
Wounded. ......... ~
Missing
r,ac1rru nAsgacusInrs yotrNrrEss.
Severely W iLdcd-tt tuastermastor =. Il. rlii.ey.
Comp1ny A.--Killed--A. + Eobcrs Slightly wouN det-
c. Mctehin, Neil Conway. Severely woundsd-first
Lieutenant W. Howe.
Ctmpany " -'yolndsd-P Mckenzie.
Comptng C--hnled--Jotl N. Hcali. Wounded severe
| iy, in left arr-iuyd W. EarnswOrth
Company D. Mortally younded-Goo. Gilman. Slight
| ly wounded Edward pcncrty.
Company r. slightly woundcd--wm. Norris
Company --Hied-taptain Eugene Kelly. Wounded
Coakley, Burd, Bak.r and Tcnncr.
Company Woun icd-LicLicnant W. II. Gardner,
Jr., CAPTAIN W. n. Rogc = ani frivntc Brodcrck
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