New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22


whs en the hospitals to FIGHT. Is specially commended;
Capt H C. Wells, Company A, 3otb M..scbu.etta
Capt Eugene Kelly, Company l. both Mas.sohus~ita
LIST Lieut. G. A. r. Dimon, Adj ntsnt 3Oh Msssschusstt
I'd Lieut. Fred. M. Norcross. Company Goth Massschu
setts.
"a Lieut. VIM. B. Allyn 9Th Mswschusetts Battery
I'd Lieut. Taylsr, 4th Massachusetts, Battery.
Seret Cbeever. 9Th Connsciicut
Private Tyler. 9Th Connecticut
The following have honorable meptoni
Lieut. n. II. Elliott. A. A. A. General to Gen. Williams,
for his GOODNESS and ntrepdy in action and the prompne
with which he tulhled biz duties
Lieut. r. Teunsy. Qusrtrrmsser OF ao.h Massachusetts
Lieut. W. C. How. Of Company 4 3o,h Massachusetts,
acting Aid to Col Dudley, dangerously wounded In five
Lieut. r. Dimon Adjuent Goth Mas,schusetts acting
Aid to Col Dudley behaved most calamity
Lieut. Fred NJ Nocros th Mssscbusetts acting Aid to
Col Dudley for daring courage in the field
Alfred I. holt Assistant Surgeon 3Oth Massachusetts for
humane eorrsse taking on hi' back under hot fire. the
Lieut. G. f. whcornb, soh Massachusetts salsutly dash
ing into The smoke Of the eoemys mu'ke.ry bringing on
The gallant officer and adnirable soldier; Capt Eugene
to drpoy his brave and active Of Zousve' Skin
nishs the right and in the performance of bis duty fell
Lent. w. II. Gardner, Company X 3ah Msssschusets
who fell wounded severely but eneatsd not to be taken
from the field until the battle should be ended.
Color Seig Brooks Company c. Both Mssssc huset' and
Color Corp. Rogers. Company X 3oth Messachu.ei who
lost his left Both behaved admirably during the entire
Prv1te Mckenzie Company r, 9th M.".chu,e,ts, who
though wounded with the bue, st in hi. BODY remained
duty throughout, the engagement snd IL at h' post
First Sorsesn John Hsley Company f. Goth Massachusetts,
commanded his comrany brsyey and well, in the necessary
absence Of his line officers
Capt James Ghmsley, Company r 2't lndisns who com
msnded the RESIN en sNer Col Keith wounded for bis
gallant behavior in following the battle to its complete sue
cess. ,
Adjutsnt Matthew A. Ls.bsm. 2la Indiana. instantly
while in the act OF waving his sword and urging on The
Lieut. Cha. D. seel.v. Orderly s.rge.nt John Bovins
ton, Corporal Isaac knight and pr vae Henry Bachelor
all Of Company A. Plat Indiana, Who were killed instantly
while brsvely oonesting the ground with the enemy
Capt Noble Plat Indiana detailing men rom his company
TO assist In working the in the 9Th Mschutts bscy
after tire disabled for his supporting Lieut. Car
Lieu, brown y the 2ia kdan. commanding battery,
improvised from he regiment for the efficient manner IN
which he landed tie He deserves promotion to bat
Capt Ch.s F. Clark acting Colonel 9th Michigan Regiment
prevented the enemy from fmkrg our right bringing his
command a. the critical moment to the support Of Nin
battery.
Lieut., Howell Company F. 9th Michigan. and Lieut. A. J.
Ralph. Acting Aduant, for inrepdity.
Capt Sgi,ya 9TH Mchgsn 10 command Of the company Of
pcke Handsomely held in check the enemys advance
The fearless conduct of Lieut. Howell Company r. snd
they were wounded in sopportirs Lieut. Browns Battery
Can't oSs and .u h h Michigan
administers wounded deserve speos notice 70, the
wounded let B. stoddard COMPANY c'r, smith.
Company Al Lieut.. Chessmsnn. mpsny Capt. Davies
Msor B ielnoi. and ASjut.1 J. H. M.c.c Of the lah
Mine, wounded v bile nOby disShs,sins Their DUTY.
wounded While leading hi. 10 Of the fines. chss
Of the battle 1t is sorrcwfu id'sd to add that 81 TIE
I'd Sergeant j. N. Sesvy Con p.py C.
Corporal Edminser' Company d.
Private P,ebl-. Company Y.
ID Sergeant snow. Company u.
Private A Bnckman. CouiTsny
All Of 1.-THE 4tb Maine and commended FOR bravery
Acting Odnsnce Sergeant Lors.
ousrt.rmas,er Serseant Gsdner, ard
All Of the i,h Maine and a. Of whom borrowed guns and
ent red the ranks at tbs commencement Of the sction
fought hi. battery admirably. and established his reputation
asa commander
from the cfthe 7h Vernon, Regiment their coor' at
the time OF tberretrea,.
VT. Rsph %" Rosiav of @.s.. e.v.ry who together
went into the field hitoDed horses unto battery wagon "
The 9th Masschusetts Battery and brought of under the
Lieut.. wr b Allyn. who Rad two horse. .ho, under him
Wscher, Corp Wood and Priy.t. GeOrs. Andrew. q. Of
the 9Th Masstu'e't' Battery for e'pee. bravery saany
sfrsn Caesver and Private. Tyler Shield. and cios,on
q the Oh Connecticut, for the 'k and bravery with which
they worked one Of their guns.
Cap. $ W. SAWYER. Of Company II 9Th Connecticut. for
which he found ard secured three Of the enemys css0n
BY order Of MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER.
VIZ. X. WIEGEir lot Lieut. and A A General
COMMANDER PORTER AND THE ESSEX.
Commander Porter, whose services have told so
fearfully upon the Rebels since the commencement
of the Rebellion, pays the officers ind men with
whom he has been associated the following high
compliment:
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'kN " Ihs r,sh1. We ns'e no" oeen ss'ocls'ee 20
s $3.50 S u W ~ y na @ 81 a 40, ee,iHs - -
III, sdfoost bsuea Your IRE, souieve-n wn,with four
Of the craven Rebel gunba,s of vastly superior fo. in
Lucas Bend oil OF which were d,bl,d and dven below III.
pase' q ..oo"i lou, n,i' seIsse " a. at orr
vslor the stronghold 10 .hort
sscisd Fort . s aua ..rs., =. essS an
boat, the p0It. were .s. and UNPROTECTED AID ih. boiler.
t~.ny.four wouud.d by ,e.ldirF waters.
s.is w.. o"s tho o s u Il. VIE for up