Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08

A correspondent OF the L~ynchburg "Rsppb
%llcan," gives the following additional list o
casualties:
RocHbRIDdE ARTILLERY. sld
Wallace, ~Rockbridge, killed on e
Bird, R'ckbridge, dangerously wbunded.
Gray, Rockbrldga, dangerously wounded
since dead.
Reintzel,~ Rockbridge, badly wounded.
Sers't Paxton, ~Rockbridge, dangerously
wounded.
Anderson Rockbridga, badly wounded.
R. Emmett, Rnckbridge, slightly,
R, Frazer, Orange, DO,
Z. Nelson, Nelson, do.
Hsisksll. Hardy, do.
Bell, Winchester, missing md supposed
killed.
FORTY SECOND VIRGINIA aEelMENT.
Oomrsny A-Cap.. Mullins conriaudi ne
Killed-Dol;. Woundod-L;eltonan! j. ".
Crete and Private P. F. Frazier. Missing
W. Watkins.
Company B-Killsd-none. Wounded
P-;vst:s Thos. Bryan and W: e. Whtenack
Nissing-Oorporsi j. H. Payne and privates
0. Reid aAd John Z. Smith.
Company O-Captain Baiord commanding.
Killsd-Privases ~. E. Dooley, and W. H
Yes. Wounded-Oapt Batord, aud Privates
Ban b. Crouch, Thes. A. Williams and Job1
A. Vest Missiug-Ssrseant Robert William:
and Color Coooral VIM. 9. Jones.
Company D-Ca2t Lof:wich COMMANDING
Killed private Jas. Fields. Wounded, Ser
:;ealt p;sser, Corporal ERart, and Privates
J.hn NJ. DONdy end Tkos. Wilson.
Company Capt. Dyerle commanding
: i.sd--none: Tounded-sergesnts j. II
Evans aud WIN. Ma,suley, and Privates J. P
Eddington, J. W. Airaeart, D. N. Wortz, G.
Shrewsbury, D. ShrewAerry and VIM. Tay.
lor. Missing riVstes S. Reynolds and
GgiL.
Company Capt. Wingaeld commanding,
Killed-Private John J.. Jenkins. Wounded
-Lieutenants j. H. H. Gravely and Thomas
King, Oolor-corporal Thomas l.. Stultz, and
privstes John W. Terry and A J. Wynne-
the latter Slightly.
Company G.-Killed-Oaptain Norris
Wouuded--Private N. Phillpot.
Company H-0sptain Penn commanding
Killed-Private N. NJ. Scales. Wounded
Corporal P. W.. Dalton and Private ". Fl
Hatcher.
Company l.-Killed-Osptain William B,
Rector and Sergeant H. W. Brown. Wounded
Sergeant j. ". Shearer, Corporal R. L Oar
son. aud Private 8. Oluy. MiEsng-Sorgsan;
J. D. Nowlin, and Privates Benjamin Hubbard,
Moses II. Hendrick and John Reid.
Company K-Captain Hale commanding
Killed, Color corporal S. II. Trump, and pri-
Yates Thomas Arthur, George Hill and S.las
Potter. We iuded, Privates r. D. Motifs, Isaiah
Haynes aud NJ. Teale.
Corporal James II. Payne, P. Reid and VIM.
Watkins, Of those missing, are known to have
boon wounded. II is no., ! believe, certainly
known whether Captain Morris is killed, OF
only wounded and taken. 1t is to be hoped
that he is a prisoner.
The horse Of Colonel D. A. Lanehorne. in
command Of the regiment, was SHOT under him
whilo riding among the line. Colonel L., how
ever, escaped unhurt.
Colonel Burks received q very slight wound
in the hip-not severe enough; however, to dis.
concert him in the least His horse was struck
two or three times, but carried him safely
from the field. Colonel D. acted very bravely.
He passed me whilst the balls were hginz
swiftly around. and seemed as COO! as q: any
limo in camp | heard MIN reuAis, as a show
er Of bullets fell around him, II believe the
scsmps are singing me CIT, and rode on slowly.
I understand General Jackson was much
plosssa With his action, and commended hin,
highly.
The Rockingham Register" If the All inst.
saysthst in the shove fight we lost 100 killed,
l4sl20o wounded, and 100 taken prisoners =
The enemy lost 100 killed and wounded. We
saved all Of our wagons and baggage, and re-
manned within three miles of the bSttle- field