, 1862-04-14

I Company B-Capt Manner wounded, In head
I not dangerous.
! Company C-killed- Harvey Roundytlle o.
ona1so, Ellis Paree1 Of ditto; Jas P Miller o.
Ohio, E Roht Carde, Hatch Corporal Jacob Beecke,
Of Portage City, Wis. woundea-capt " s
| Swan. in ann; Sergeant ] Sill, three times. no,
dangerous; Owen Smith, Jno Allen and Brccker
company F-Capt. BattF, wounded IN the 1er
Lieut.. Harris, wounded In the arm.
company l-Lieut. D. n. Doggett, Of Chicago,
killed !; Lieut. Hendricks prisoner, taken while
Caring for Lieut.. Doggttt, who did not die i'm
med1ateiy after being struck. Lieut. Harlan PAGE
Is safe. Name coufounacd With the Majors.
ihe following are among the casualties to
the 18th LII. They are all from Rockford:
hfed-Wm Brown, VIM Congton, j Brands,
Wounded dange1ously-Lt Oryiue Andtews, G A
Aorsncr, Jno Compton, Azel Douglas. Slightly
Il Cottel, VIM Lowe, C R Burch, G Ma1sten,
Chas coughten, Fred Hanbright, "a H Bennett, Il
Lake, q Clarke, G See, G Williams, Juo Roth.
4 n Knapp.
Captain Waterhouee was wounded in thigh by
Mimic ball. He left for Chicago this afternoon.
On bis battery private Westorer Tas killed.
Wounded scrious15-Lieut Abbott, in left shoul.
der; gunners Clark, Aontore, Houghton, and Con.
nett. wounded, but not serious}y-priyates ELI
OFT, Simms, and seyen others.
Sergeant Powell OF Taylor's Battery was killed.
and some t8 were wounded.
Sd Illinois, Col Swceney-Co. A-Eiled. Wal.
ter Ottway Of Elgin, Sherman Towle Of Aurora.
John 4. White Of KeWanee. WoundeL-Capt s
4 Ward, ball through bones below knee Severe.
ly-Gos hing OF Lodi, Jas Austin Of Squaw
Grove. Wounded s1ightly-Thos Jewett, Oscar
seley, James Lapham, Charles Baker, Henry Haz-
man, A1aneon Baker, Henry S1artz, Chas Barrett.
stfoheckcf- Missing-D Thompson, " " Mi
nor.
Capt h Knapp Of Co is killed:
Company U-Lieut May1or, missing.
Company G. Pierce, Hickey David, killed.
The Whole number Of killed and wounded in
this regiment is 1888.
Quarternaster r. B. Hatch, who has been
under arrest long time, has been ordered by
Gen. Strong to report for duty to Col Noble
at Faducah. THIS Of conrse honorabiy dis.
poses Of the whole matter.
Large numbers Of rebel prisoners, taken by
Gen. Pope at Island No. 10, have been des-
patched North Probably most of them are
gone. Three Of the officers were ordered to
Fort Warren-Gen. Mackal1, Gen. McCown,
and acting Brig. Gen. Brown, Cen Brown is q
eon Of Judge Brown, President Of the Mobile
d Ohio Railroad. He was In command Of tho
upper battery, and says the spiking OF it
would do credit to any nation on earth. The
rebels were on duty at the time, aud were so
ashamed Of the whole matter that they swore
that they spiked the guns themselves.
The getting Of the transports through the
swamps he regarded as another wonderful
achievement-one only which Yankees could
have performed.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc,1
CARo, april 12-10p.K
The body Of Gen. Wallace of Ottawa, &C.
companied by his staff aad Col +. L. DickeY.
arrived Oh the steamer Woodford this e7en-
ing. She brought down some 600 prisoners,
on their way to st. Louis. 4 special train
with the body OF Gen. Wallace will leave this
evening for Ottawa.
Col. Hugh 7. Reed, Of the 18th Iowa, from
Kcokuk, paralyzed By a ball in the bach of
his head Lieut.. Col: Dewey, badly wounded
in shoulder; Major Be1knap, slightly; Capt.
Hendricks, Killed, we're also on board the
Woodford.
This noble regiment arrived on Saturday
with ,045 men- Only 407 answered to their
names after the battle. They had received
their guns at st. Loais, and left Keokuk only
two weeks ago. They were in Prentiss's diri-
sion. An officer just arrived says Prentiss is
still prisoner. Nearly all Of the 5StA Illinois
and the 8th, 18th and 14th Iowa were sur
rounded and taken prisoners while maintain
ing their ground and fighting like heroes,
Col. Wood, Of the Iowa 18th, escaped. The
18th, 10th and 18th Wisconsion we're all in
the fight. The 18th vas in Prcntiss's division.
and, with Others, vas mostly dispersed or
captured.
What remained fought bravcly and suffered
terribly.
The 18th Wisconsin reached Pittsburg Sat-
urday evening, aud marched to the front of
Sherman's division. They were exposed on
Sunday to the heaviest fire, returning 1t with
an energy worthy Of veterans.
This regiment was entirely raw, and had only
been paraded few times, had been hurried
down from Milwaukee right into the heat of
the fight, and uaany had never loaded gun till
they did 1t before the enemy. AL these regl-
ments did splendidly.
ANb "A2luAaA SAl4{ LII kAH uAAl3NUl1I
bravery and the patriotism Of her noble eons,
The hard fought fields Of Pittsburg will bear
immortal record Of their devotion to freedom,
It Is impossible, as Jet, to procure a list
Of casualties. Gov Harvey and party with u
boat load Of hospital stores left this evening
to relieve the wounded.
lIsT or KILLED AHp wouHDKp,
IT. .e+1,,
ehonIder; Lieut. Holmes, Co I, 18th nj Filled;
Robt P1rdy. Killed. Slightly wounded-Jas Tfbbs,
Davis T1bhs. John Conner, Miller, Washington
White
elightlJ; C Lfndeuburgh-
4lsr Ou1o-Co IHenFy Reed, killed; Ifeut !
AcIannY hand ahot of; Capt wiley, shot In thigh;
Adlt Pencort. eighty wounded; seriously, VIM
:, 6trH i11-coI B stuart, shot through the
Vie, DayA Cryder ~ Penneh Geo Long. sup
Wright, shot three times, Corporal 2 f5aney;
Sergeant James n shlieyea, Mel6urn Iibingey, 4
Moore, Samuel Jones, Jos ;Meconght, Calvin
Benton, Albion Shannon, Phillip B Ferguson,
-Sitsworth, = Jennfsun
poraf % Hanlei Sullivan, zth sereesat = airon Goa,
Ginning, pztFates B1agella C1owe4, Nathan Knapp,
o'Hegetana, killed; Capt Boyd, Rockford, Wouea.
e4 e1R0tlY A1eQ GIE5 OfF3ll2 E2fCA4 Cfl8A THTney
seriously; JAs Goodwin, C1ark Winchester. Michael
AinebuH. slightly; Nelson Helgeraon, severely;
elightly, Theodore Shultey, Jacob SImpcor, Wm
Ga51oEa. Fillmore Bes1amiu sezious1J,; ch11sto-
8ra % aia1.~col Bass sleriooua1y wounded: h,1ftbe
regment reported Killed oE wounded They fought
SrH I11~-co@panyi: :R-KfiIed-sergt Blind
burEh, Holloway Wood, 'Gsorge Warner; supposed
Hnllmbaek: elIghtly, :1eesmtah L Lower. Ikhazt
Ds1nne1, John Haiihan. jas cotsin, Geo Y Hayden,
Jas Robins, Francis White, Noble Sanford, Eenf
3R;s,13ghe1. A9!t .F!ssgho9k: :Ganpany + hsd
Budlong aliehi1y Wounded: Company 1-Wound-
sdEIg6tly, 1leat Moore, sergt Hard::
ETH HIL1-Woundea- a-Col H johnson. Slteht1v
xqended=MMat M Gillian, Ad3t RBT Be1d.: .KHa
-l4egt Col Ki}patrtck- CoA-EaQuireR Rose6o1N
,D&ptea Newton, Jeremiah .Hed4ez, Weuuiod X
xtopa1y-Tm P1ice ,s1tghtl1 Corporal He1EI ,iRsl
9els Jon Na5a: Aax2 keath. u Acfs3aasJ,
IN t&1g oa1npauy b tWe1sy 4ye- 3Ca 4cGapsaIn e
Sd, Lisat Ho9gas1.; Hoankaed:: al&khf,1; Captan
Ba4lex CO B, sl4ehtlY wounded.
Col. D3eRey's esYe1u had tHo peiy7tes mottaIsy