Smyrna times., 1862-09-25

the first fire, leaving the 1st Delaware and
4th Pennsylvania to sustain the shock of
two briyades and batteries for five hours.
Among the wounded is our correspond
ent, Henry J. Savage, of the First, but for
which we should doubtless have had de-
tailed account ere this. The following is a
list of the killed and wounded, as FIR as
they have been ascertaincd;
FIRST DELAWARE.
lheutenant-Coloncl lIopkinson, wounded in knee.
Capt. Evan Watson, Co. A, killed.
Capt. James Leonard Co. B, killed.
Capt James Richards, Co. G.. killed.
Capt. Daniel Woodall, Co. F. Wounded, arm.
Capt. y. Shortlidge, Co. G. wounded.
Capt. d. 5. fardley, Co. ID, wounded.
Lieut.. {. {. Tanner Go. ii, wrist.
Lieut.. Sclaflcr, killed.
Lieut.. J. Lewis, foot
Lieut.. Swiggct, thigh.
Lieut.. l.. We Gemnlll, severely wounded, in neck
Thomas w. l.. Chambers, 0. Sergt, co, A. severe.
ly wounded.
Oscar Farrell, Co. A, wounded; JASPER Calhoun.
A wounded; John Sweeney, A. wounded: Albcr,
Nelson, a. wounded; Geo. Robinson, A. Wounded:
lhos. Welch, a. wounded; Serg't Tatem, Co. b.
wounded severely in body Scrg't Spiecr, killed :;
Private Orr. G, wounded severely in thigh Scrg't
Scrgt Yearsloy, IL. wounded in foot; James p.
Dckerson, r, wounded; James Ferguson, wound
ed Jesse Hurd, X. wounded; J. Lawson B. wound
ed; Luther Mlncn; Strgt. NJ. Hit, c; John Walk
or, IL; John Curry, IL Corp. Joseph Booth, II
Corp. Louis Corrcll, IL; Daniel Read: John Shep.
ard, - VIM. Wahils, G. Patrick O'Brian. G.: Cbos
PIatt' A; Corp. Dooley, II Corp. Covcrdalc, Z !;
VIM. Luke, A; w. Gear, A; J. Cohcc, F.; NJ. G..
Blaibs, ID; J. s. Hyatt. A Sergt J. w. Eckles, :;
Corp. }. Brown, d; X. IL. Bishop, F; A. +. Fayran.
ii; +. Fayran, II w. Cambcll. /; J. Furcn. r !.
W. J. Smith, El; Sergt w. J. Stewart, E: A. Har.
rington, d; J.McCoy, D; VIII. Clark, d; c.
Lambert b; I. Holmes, B Il. L. Helling. X ; ].
W. Barker, K; j. T. Rook, ID; o. Scott, f; Corn
,. McElWee, X; E. Affatock, F. VIM Mccoy. d ::
}. CaElin, killed; Charles Cooper Hugh Connor
killed; {. w. Davis Samuel Dill; Alex. Harring.
ton; F. /. Pors; Ewd. Queer, killed ; G. T. Robert
son. missing; Samuel Thomas; P. Wright; ".
Henneble, killed; Jas. B. Boone; Geo Cawkson
WIN. }. Mcknight; Jos. McWherry; - Walsh:
VIM. Lewis; J. Z. Johnson; b .McCIusk.v: T.
Bldden, X J. Heck, A; Z. Walker, A; Scrpt G. B.
Taylor, q; VI. Dolasse, F; I. G. Chance, r; S.rp't
{. F. Holland, f; J. f. Clark, X; J. Marshall. 4
II. }. Savage, e; 6. r. Coils, E T. Y. McCullum.
B; Z. Chnch, h J. Windsor, A II. Bricrlv, A :
Corp. T. McCluskcy, G; J. ID. Feels, p Serg't J..
Martin, II; J. +. Rubot, A; ID. NJ. Johnson. + .
H. Morris, r; F. Mciarrily, ID; Corp. II. Mooney
IL F; Corp. Fitzsmmons, +; J. Barton, c; r. Work.
an, +; w. Vcmach, Al w. Davis; J. r. Hunt ::
John George.
SECOND DELAWARE
Geo. Emmerson, II; John Noble, II; A. Howard.
II; J. Kelley, II J. Fcrrigu, IL p. Niles. II; VIM,
Somers, G; Samuel Slulet, G.; G. Dickinson. c ::
Thomas Halls, G; James McCloskcy; Robt. Sloan :;
Scrgt. I-cake; w. Savoy; e.. Burklcy; Geo. Ham.
ilton; Stephen Connolly: Serg't Ogden, ID: -
Fox D. killed; - Shcrieta, ID; - Clark, F.;
Corp Hammond, F; Corp Lcoflin, F w. Sparks,
Il }. I. Meehan, G.
The following soldiers, belonging to he Cd Della
ware, are now in the Mill Creek Hospital:
Roin ). Armstrong, Philaa; Andrew Frilling,
do; Michael Mckcrnan, do; J. G.. Miller, Chester
Chas' Miller, do; BENZ. Servill, Chester county.
THIRD DELAWARE
Maj. McGinnis, wounded Adlt Preston, wounded
slightly in hand; Capt VIM. Punkett, Co. +, killed :;
Richard Simmons, Co. l, wounded.
GRAND UNION FEsrIvAL.-The Festival of the
Ladies' Aid Society of st. Georges, in the lawn of
John 7. BclVille, Esq., Tuesday week, for the
benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers. WAS one of
the largest and most enthusiastic Union gatherings
ever held in Red Lion Hid. The following gentle.
men addressed the meeting in a very eloquent and
iorcblo manner: N. b. Smithers, Esq, Hon. Geo
p. Fisher, and Edward G. Bradford. After tbes.
gentlemen had finished, the following persons were
loudly called upon, who responded in very neat and
appropriate addresses: Rev. Mr.. Wav, Cant. Lord
and Major Knight of the 1st Delaware Cavalry R,,
talon, DIR. J. H. Shields, A. NJ. Higgins. ir.. Can,
II. Biddle, and Thomas f. Clark. The pconle
throughout the day, were remarkable for their en-.
argcd libcrality in such noble and patriotic cause
seventeen persons alone handing TO the Secretary
the sum of S2l5, and this added to what the ladies
had taken for refreshments, &C., amounted to about
$500.