The New York herald., 1862-12-15
THE WOUNDED.
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war; at Bun run, July a 1esl, captain In the cold
sxty-nnth." He then organized the "Irish Brigade,
which has fought in nearly all the battles Of the Peninsu
10 under Pope in front Of Washington at South Noun
TAIN and Antieam, ct wch last place General Meagher
was wounded. General heagher has proved himself
good soldier.
BrlGader Ge-sral Fancls I. Sinton, slightly.
General +, L. vinton is tho nephew Of Or. Vinton OF
this city. He entered West Point Military Academy az
cadet 1884, and aer graduating appointed breyet
Second Lieutenant, First cavalry (now the Fourth)
the LIST Of July, 1885, He resigned his connection with
the army the 30th OF September 1856. At the
Of the rebellion he was appointed captain OF
new regular regment-the Sixteenth United States in
fantry-his commission dating the 9th Of August 1851
Obtaining leave Of absence he raised the reg
ment Of New York volunteers Of which he appointed
colonel with rank dating from August g. 1851 His regi
men left New York for Washington September 10, 1861.
One year afterwards September TO- 1862 be appoint
ed by the President brgadier general Of volunteers.
Brigadier General John Gibbon, In the hand.
Brigader General John Gibbon is native Of PenEsyl-
vania, and appointed to the West Point Military
Academy in 1s42 from the State Of North Carolina. He
graduated the soh Of June lsA7 and the LIST of July
ls4 appointed brevet second lieutenant Of the Third
United States artillery. During the following September
transferred to the Fourth artillery with his full rank
In September, 1860, he promoted to first lieuten
antcy and in 1854 held the position Of assistant military
instructor at the Military Academy. In 1859 he wrote
work, published In New York, entitled the "Artiierists
Manual" On the I'd Of November, 1859, he was pro-
noted to capaincy Of his regiment In General Order
No 63 Washington, June 10, he is announced briga-
der general OF volunteers and had charge OF the Third
brigade Of General Kings division OF the Army Of the
Potomac. At Antietam his command fought well TO
merit the special endorsement Of General Mcclellan
Brigadier General Nathan Kimban in the thigh.
General Nathan Kimball is a citizen OF Indiana, and
entered the United States service during the present
Colonel of the Fourteenth Indiana Volunteers raised
Grcencastle Ind He had previously served Mexico
Captain of the Second Indiana Volunteers, in company
with General Rosseau The Fourteenth Indiana Volunteers
entered the United States service in june 1851 and
stationed in Western Virginia. where the Colonel distn
guished himself He was appointed krgadier general,
his promotion being announced in general order No. 63
time in Kentucky and Tennessee, and was afterwards
ordered to the peninsula of Virginia. where he took
command of the First brigade Of the Third division of
General Summers corps. He has proved himself TO be
good officer both in the West and in Virginia.
Brgadier General John G. Caldwell, slightly.
General John C. Caldwell is resident Of. East Machias,
Mane and entered the United States service during the
present war; Colonel OF tho Eleventh Maine Volunteers
his commission dating November 81 1861 He served
under General Peck. He in the famous battle Of
Fair Oaks, and also in the days contests.
His appointment as General was announced in
general order No. 60, Washington. June 10, 1902
FIELD OFFICERS.
COL Robert Nugent, Goth New York
Col Nugent has been in the service Of the United
States since the commencement OF the rebellion, has
fought Bull and in nearly all the battles Of the
peninsula under Gen. Pope before Washington, at South
Brigade during the absence Of Gen. Mcagher in New
York recruiting service and the Generals return,
be being sick, was detailed the same service He,
however, returned in tlse to take part, and gain az
honorable wound in the battle. -
COL Sinclair, Pennsylvania Reserve corps.
COL Edward E. Cross, 5th New Hampshire.
Major Gilbert J. Jennings, 26th New York
STAFF OFFICERS.
Capt Hart, Assistant Surgeon General 70 Gen. Tyler
LINZ OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN.
EIGHTEENTH ybRK.
Charles Hanna, Co. B.
FoRTYsEcoSp NEW YORK.
R. Knapp, Col.
- ia 'Hsy, ,EyEs1H NEW sosx.
VIM. D. EDWARDS, Co. a.
sixry.xISIB xyw FORK.
Sergeant G. Pitcher, Co. @.
Sergeant B. McManus, Co. G.
Daniel Martin, Co. D.
E. McManus, Co.
EIGHTY THIRD NEW YORK (SISrH STATE Xnx1A).
Captain Joseph d. Morch, Go. b.
Captain Angus Cameron, Co.. +.
Captain John Herdrckson Co. G, commanding regiment
NNErY.FouRrH NEW yoRk.
Captain l.. Carpenter, Co. 49,.
Sergeant R. G. Steward, Co. B.
A. Atkins, Co. +.
Hy. Vocal, Co. =.
sxrY-SNTn PENNSYLVANIA.
Andrew Dougnerty, Co. B.
SEVENTY SECOND PENNSYLVANIA.
Vim. Humphreys, Go. d.
ONE HUNDRED SIXTH PENNSYLVANIA
Lieutenant J. Y. Hazett, Co.. f.
rHzEENIH NAssACHumIn.
Michael Hogan, C. -.
SNsnsNiH xAsaAcBusrrm.
Capt. Morcena Dunn, Of Boston, Co. D.
Capt. Andrew Mahoney, Of Boston, Co. E.
Lieut.. Edgar NJ. Newcomb, Of Boston, Co..
Sergeant II. J. Carr, Co. G.
Corporal J. E. Douglass, Go. n
Randolph Colwell, c. B.
Timothy Harrington, Co.E
L. J. Dodge, Co. d.
n. G. waymap. Go. B.
wrursrH NAssAcarslz7&
Corporal John Cumming, Co. r.
James Porter Co. H.
Patrick Manning Co. X.
P. l. Canpbell, Co. -.
H. O. shinerdecker, Co. B.
c. r. Barrett, Co.
l.. c. Richa-' r.
- =. Briggs, Go. -
John priscoll, Co. =.
John Devine, Co.. =.
James Cochran, COL =.
Owen Herle, Co. -.
Andrew Kirby, Co. h.
Morgan sweeny, Co. g.
James McGnness, COG.
John Rely, Co. =.
J. H. Barrett, Co..
p. Kelly, Co. il.
A. B. Rogers, Go. b.
Henry crum, Co. u.