Evening star., 1862-03-31
The LATEST BY TELRGRAPH
AFFAIRsAT yyINCHEsrER

WINCHESTER, March 30.-The following, who
were wounded In the late hattie, died yesterday
aud today, and were buried by Captain Van
Alderman:
Michael Martia and Jscoh " clfe of the 67th
Ohio; Geo. Gardiner, oT I4th Indiana; unknown,
Of 29,h Ohio; WIN whitewav, OF 18th Indiana,
and Grace Jackson, Of 27th Ohio. The following
died Of fever H. l.. Brown, 9Th Ohio; Wallace
Colburn, 9TH Ohio; r. X. Bunce, sth OtIo-body
delivered to his friends; Jas. Gordon Evans rebel
company G, 21st Virginia.
Previous to the foregoing our loss stood 100
killed and died Of their wounds. Only few Of
the details Of the regimentsl reports have yet
beea received. Owing TO the distance and scat
tered positions of the regiments, three or four
days will elapse before ful list Of names will
be received.
DIR. Kenney, the medical inspector Of the army.
has been here looking into the condition Of the
wounded, in connection with the medical direc-
tor, VIM s. King, Of the eth artillery corps.
Notwithstanding the great scarcity at FIRST Of
poses, the deficiency has been In great measure
supplied
The wounded are now contained in two hospI.
tails and are under the immediate charge Of Dr.
H. Bryant, Medical Director Of Shields Divi-
sion About go sick tnd wounded have been
sent TO Frederick. Sixty Of the rebel wounded
have been taken from the hospitals and placed in
the houses Of their friends on parole 70 report
their recovery TO the nearest commanding ofhcer
Of our forces
our wounded are reported az generally doing
well They nu mber here about 300. The state
ment that Msjor Perkins, Of Gen. Banks staf,
was mainly instrumental in advancing the battle,
is contradicted, although bis presence and advice
were Of great service 20 Col Kimball, who COM
msnds the field under the direction OF General
shields.
Medical Director King Of the corps, and Sur
geon jackson, Of the 29;h Pennsylvania, were
present az volunteers, and rendered encient aid
Ia clearing the feld Of wounded. Gustsve Arm
helm, Of the Zouaves d'Afrique, acted 40 aid 10
Colonel Baum, chief Of Shields, artillery.
Col. Annisshel. Of the lst Virginia Cavalry,
rendered great aid 20 Col Kimbal, and was In
the hottest Of the fight He has Just been in
formed Of his acquittal Of the charge Of COW
ardice, brought against him by the late Gen.
Lander.
Our cavalry to-day brought in two guerrillss
from Hamphire, one of them belonged to Sheets
mounted militia.
The following is complete list Of the killed
!. w Nychous, Charles GIL, VIM. H BoIsni,
Berry Hill, Martin HALEY, Henry slipper, Peter
Hopel, VIM. b. Majors, Corporal Charles Tai
bott, David johnson, J. b. Sheridan, Thomas b.
Ordell; Capt Geo. b. Whitcom; Sergeant David
wounded-lst Lieut. Thomas starchmsn, Ser
geants, Edwin Swain and Frederick Fash Pri-
yates PstrIcl MslOney, Jacob ksust, Peter Ike, kse.
Daniel McDougall, slight.
Privates-Jo6n G. Clighton, VIM. Miller, Ph J.
lip Lippsrt, John Nolan, VIM. Frank, Joseph
Goodall, Joseph Hunter, Alonzs Vile, Frederick
Lamporshick, p. ID. Hollow, Alfred Coleman.
slight, Alonzo Coilohan.
Chas. Peet, Teddy Vaughn, Martin How, n .
A. Balsan, Corporal Henry Teal, Corporal Chss.
Lad, Corporal Henry Gastrill, Corporal John o.
Edmonds, VIM. r. Sandy, Thcs. krken and Jas.
Cord.
Additionsl-1IOth Pennsylvania, w. VI. Rock
berger.
To-day IL painfully gloomy. The rain 10 fall
Ing and freezing In everything. Toe hrst thun-
der Storm Of the spring tonight.
Gen. Shields continues TO improve.