New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

In the battle Of Sunday evening he fought with
Gen. Doubleday e Division, and when Gen. Ricketts, 8
Division relieved it, he took part with that, begging
little ammunition here and there to recruit his emp
tied cartridge box. He came out whole.
One other good example: A man by the name Of
Weaver, Of what regiment / do not know, but Of
the same division, was MORALLY wounded Capt.
lIalsted, Chief Of Gen. Doubedays Staff was up
all that night, attending TO the wounded of his dv-
sion. Viewers death-hour coming, Capt Halstead
waited upon him, took his last messages and direc
tons, and wrote letter to the dying mans mother
lie had parents living in Canada. He himself was
a Canadian by birth, and among his last words lie
said, soirowfuly II heard of the Rebellion, and
came to fight for the Union, and this is my fate.'
lie came from Canada to fight for the Union as
private.
Tie flying Rebels left nothing behind but few
Of muskets, not tit for our service, cartridge
boxes, etc.
The sharp-shooters are spoken well of, and the
Pennsylvania Reserves and Goth New-Yorl did well
and suffered severely
Your correspondent apPends the following list of
killed and wounded in the battle Of South Mountain:
OFFICERS.
Col VIZ, P Wainwright. Capt Kelley E. ILL.,, badly
Lieut.; W a. rennOyer A, Lieut., Danl Bursey l. 8 H.,
Lieut., 5 {. Maeley. sS Cspt W D. Ferguson, C. "a
AdJusnt L. Barnes X, 95 Lieut. Besulleu, g. "a N Y,
PRyATEs AND SoS-coauIssIoSgD OFFICERS KILLED.
ssrst G. Z STAMP b, oNy John Mason, g. 2; q
ss %Is" ia. Ey.e. K nN. Y. H.ni: 4. AN
h M h.. yoS 81 Canada q s'Ns
dead OF TwENTY-sECOND NEWBORN.
serg c. II. stcIney, Go. b. G. Porter, Co. A..
KILLED OF rouRrErSrH Srw.YoRK.
NathL G. kor'haw' Co. n Corp. Muse COZ
Rose. co. A. Boysan, Co. H.
Miller, Co. IL.
KILLED OF TWENTIETH NETWORK.
VIM Murray Co. A. Jas Sullivan Co II.
John Farrell Co. d. John Gibfon Co l.
NoN-coMNIssIosED OFFICERS AND rRuArEs
woUsDED.
II. Coles G, % n Y. leg Jacob j. Rose +, s5N Y..mss-
Ii DaIiel Bur Henry CHARTER, X. thigh.
SIT. Harrison Kingsley colOrlOhn Berry Z, ankle.
bearer, J., meek. smith Taylor, L, amPntased
L d. Dusan h. IN chest. jeh leg
trTt A9Sln y lung foo, Yeti t MMskiniy D. , iasn'
Burden =. yiele ID, ampu.a.edJas. Fosarty, arm.
Harmon Van Tope. f. thigh. VIM. Zero. C. leg.
Aya J. Williams Is, smputatcdT j. Clements T. head slight
WOUNDED OF FOURTEENTH Ny.
Nch. Connolly y, fisht side NLhed koth. u, tnlgh.
Jno Haberman q, slight u &. Mcdowell. C. side.
Corp. Geo Kelley, |. slsht. WmJ Ross, II, side:
Thos H. Jackson, D. thumb Jos Kehoe X, forcinger
VIM H. Coddington ID, fatally John A. Cook IL arm.
Allison Pierson, &, head. John Lyon, A, head
John Cunningham u, Leg
SEVENTY SIXTH n. Y.
Sgt Sanl Ludlam, ii, hand Jas. Lull, ID, chest.
Moses Messenger B, leg Barney Margussee X arm.
LOWS Bertrand, x leg Michael liarman X, leg.
Ebenezer Wright, X, leg Chas Baldwin, h, les.
james Knowlton III hand.
sEvENrEENrH MICHIGAN.
+. II. Hartley d. hand. T. H. Scofeld, shoulder.
Fred'c heis, H. Wis arm. H. Jones, G, Wis, niger.
Cbes r. Kay e. 2S.S thumb Sgt John Tmnue, A, 80 Ia.
j. W. Tlice, Is. Josiah Holmes &.
Abram L. Clock O.. SeTgt David Gil H.
Daniel { ancey, 4. Sergt. John Brighbill, D.
George Fox. ID. john IA. Peters. thumb lost.
Corp. j. =. Gillian r stomach Park Knowles, g. wrist.
James Edwards E. hand. r. r. Carrab-andt, h, shldr.
Patrick Mooney, q, hand.
WOUNDED OF TWENrf-fOURrH n. Y.
$. j. Baldwin, q. r.. Coates, abdomen.
D. Sykes, Il. y. Berand, H.
Michael kef, y. A bailey, A, leg
.. CLARK, &. b. Weaver, A, ehest