Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-13
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accomplished. Gen. Johnston's wound disabI
ing him for the duties of the chief Command
this was assumed by Gen. Lee, and forthwith
say those who are not of bis admirers, we. wen.
to throwing up Observation-Disclosures dir
again. Some earthworks were begun yesterday
perhaps finished also,) by our men, BIT the frst
thing which occupied Gen. Lee upon reaching
the lines, was the sending cut to the regiments
one nad all, Of the army of Richmond, in order
to the effect that ,r-hgd taj!ea bock Our fariAes!
inch, and hcHccfoHA there iras nothing Bt fighting
10 be done. This order, as YOU may suppose, was
received with the ~liveliess satisfaction by the
army, as the cheers OF regiment after regiment
testified when it was read TO them on dress pa.
rade.
There is no doubt that i considerable force of the
Yankees was sent across James river at a point
below the ObstructiOns day before yesterday, but
rs yet 10 attempt has been made upon our
! Drowry's Bluff batteries. Eleven gunboais, of
the Golisboro' Aolilia, were in the liver within
twelve miles OF Richmond this morning. Your
correspondent does not believe that anything is
seriously meditated by the enemy in this direc-
ton, and this opinion he derives from the best
informed military men with whom he has con
yersod upon the subject. Ihe ascent ofsthe
gunbOatS and tho trausi,r OF the land force from
the nor heru TO the southern bank OF he James
means nothing more than a feiut to divert at:en-
ton from tie point where the real attack will be
made. Last night and this morning We had
II .-I. - Iii. L., III.
swollen tn ChickshOminy and rendered the
battle ground more difficult than ever tOr artil.
l@ry practice, nor, from The heavy appearance
Of the clouds, can We suppose chat the IAN IS
yet over. Two days al least of sunshine will
b. headed TO reduce the hogs Of Henrico, in
which the two armies are now mired, to a conli-
ton that will admit Of maEeuvering loops in
order Of battle.
Our .o,s in the two days lighting proves to
have been lar greater than We had supposed.
The number of killed will probably net izll
short Of three hundred and fifty, If it does nc.
exceed that figure, and our hospitals show an
aggregate OF fully seventeen hundred wounded.
4 have made every e1ertion 10 obtain az &, Curate
list Of the casualties in the Tennessee regiment
FOR your LeuCf', but with only partial success.
At none Of the hospitals could / ascertain tx
aclly the nature Of the wound AID he condition
Of lie sufferer without going around from bed
to bed to make the iLquiTy-a procedure which
world have involved disturbing many a poor
fellow who had Just obtaiue3 a moments oblivion
Of pain in -leep. The following list is compiled
parity from the reports Of the surgeons in charge
AID partly rom the official returns Of the adiu-
ta1ss:
FIRST REGnIEST-H,mtd,d J. T. Ca,hey,
sLculder; d. Champion, NJ. w. Henly, left
shoulder; J. G. Kelsa, Lett arm and eide; john
s, KelsO, thigL; 4 G McIldo, shoulder, slightly
c. 4. Moore, lett hand; f. NJ. Reese, lett Leg; W.
u. West.
SEVENTH RECimENT-EAied: Lieut.. InEra-
ham.
Boande5: Captains Allen, CurJ, Dowel,
Franklin, Fry, shepherd and Wash, Lieufs.
Allison, Baird, DOak, DuTeft, Jennings and
Tim5e1lake, Adjutart G A Howard, shoulder;
Li,ut. I. p. Arnold, Company II, LETT elbow;
Jacob Bayley, Henry Beasley, head; f.. Bryant,
John Cartwright, J. {. Clendcning, right hip;
r : Davis, W. Elliott, slightly. head: 4. w.
FIearn, Edward Foley, head; A. J Foster, hip;
+. L. F,u,ch, A d. Hail, w. L Hawkins,
Hart, Harris, J. L. Hern, G.. N. Huddleston,
slightly; G. K johnson, right shoulder; Thos.
II. Johnson, LEFT Lip; George Lewis, w. Il.
Love, leg: John Lucas, Injured by cavairyman
riding over biT, lot serious; }. N. Powell, II.
W. ru cell, W. II. Robins, right jaw; Isaac
Sandlin, Wm. II. Sullivan, slightly injured by
fragment OF shell.
E,GHTH REGIMENT ouadsd-F. +. Cham
beilayne.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT -EHei-J. ID.
Martin, Assistant Surgeon.
Company A oHaded--A. Newell, + J. Ar
derson. .NisSiHg-CoTporal c. 5. Donoho.
Company B. kdIcd-P;iya.es Ksesee and
W. J Martin. HOaRdsh-J. A. Gholson, WE.
}. Hamlet, J. b. Wall, 5. Trotter, + A.
WINS, +. p. Young, j. Is Mickle.
Company C--EHsd-Sergeslt C. ID. Black
burn. Privates--W. c. D~rsughon, J. G.. Gam
J. VI. Jones. BOhadcd-Ssrgeant w. +.
Benson. Piva.ea-H. BohSn, Il Barns, A =.
samuel, A. Mondy, and F. N Ingram.
Company Dbl Oicriei-Privates w. II. Ar
D.. +. Mckinney, J. J. Page, and j. 1.
Locke.
Company E-Hopn9cd-Cspt n. NJ. Morris.
orivates } /. Wyatt, J B. Stone, w II Wea-
j. 81 Robertson, aud j ) Z. Wim5erly.
Company F-ktHc3-PTi Private r.. Brooks.
3OapJ,d Sergeant j. I. Myers. P~riyates
Thomas Brake, A. n. Ross. S. L. Spureecu, J
v. Watson, J. Ii. ShanwSll Hissiag-Pliyatcs
) L Stavely, J. A Holmes, and NJ Z. Spur
con. !
Company G-KWcd-J. D Booth. p iva.cs
I Co'lIfr ard I. d. Dickson, m~cr:slly w. c.
logan, II. A. Noraeet. A.,
Company H-KHed-C. c. Tilley. Bogud-
I -Ocderly Sergeant L. S. Eddins private b.
Coleman. MissjHg-Corporsl Pat Meade.
Company ~I-KiHcd-E. Wilson. :
Company K-KWci-J. w. Gunu. Hopsd- :
l-Pnvates C.. L +. Wor ey, C. & Atkins, and
iichard VIM HiSsiag-E T Stephens. I
Company L-KHYed- Corp raj j. H. S!augh- :
r. HOundtd-Scrgtan Ed Martin privates {
:. T Wilkinson, w. II, Hicks and G. NJ. Smith, i
This list is a long one, and shows how nobly q
he honor of the glorious State Of Tennessee :
-as upheld in the defense Of the Confederate r
fpital. The lstives and friends Of these gal 7
,ut fellows may rest Satisfied that they will be |
ursed by the men and women Ct Richmond ,
the most grateful ard aiiectionate care
il that can lie done for them, every luxury that Il
an be furnished, every help toward their re- :
oveYy that we can administer, shall be promp'- q
, aud jDyully supplied. A cargo Of ice has C
On most opportunely received at a Southern !
OFT within a few days past every pound Of it ~
III be brought here for the Hospitals, and al
'ady large quantities Of this desirable article
c distributed to the superintendent every i,
loTuiTg 9. u
The dispatch of to-day has the following par 4
graph which, as the papermay fail to!each you a
the mails, ! venture to introduce in my Il
t;eT: a
GEN. HA1TON'S BRIGADE. A
II Saturdays fight, on our left the troops UNI G.
u Gen Hatton fought with great brayery and ?
severely. Gen, Hatton was ordered to h
arch in the direction Of q battery on the left O
tie line formed after the eEemy were diacoy- Ell
ed. Ia order TO do this he had to pass by
legion, three OF the compani,s on
e lelt Of the Tennessee brigade charging to the