The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
FROM PT. MONROE.

fOnT MONROE july 4. The following i 1
partial list OF the sick and wounded sel.iier,
on board the steamer Commodore, which
Was ordered to leave for Washington before
I 4 full list was obtained.
Michigan Regiments-Thos sherry, sth
shoulder; Peter Reno, fth, elbow; Jno 4
/ Lowe, LIST, neck, NJ l. Foster. 4th, hand
Francis Cassidy, Thos ID Attlp, Let, leg
Jno l. Avery. J II Skinner. lst, arm; J u
Bennett. lst, arm; A G Massey. sth. hand
J A Prior. 18th. thigh; X Carat, 10Th; James
Dreckwell, 4th, head; Theo Goodell. sth
arm; W L Edwards. list. foot; VIM Robin
son. 5th; Tim Hetsing, list. arm. Z. Brosn
Isl Ind. arm and leg; A. =. kyler. LIST Ind,
cott, sick: Lieut. p mclaughlin, 10th Mich,
debility; Lieut. J A Gordon. 4th Mich,
shoulder: A Richardson. 10Th Ind. hand
thumb amputated; Corp ID II Sprinkler, 10Th
Ind hand. severely; Richardson, Geo W
johnson, both Ind. shoulder. severely; Web
ster Walter, eth; Walter Hipp. 81 Michigan,
sick; NJ Young, 10th Mich, shot Ia shoulder;
Heary frick. lst Michigan, finger, II IA Cole
do. head, Miller. 10Th Mich, spine Lieut.
L ID Egaihy, 18th Mich. shoulder; NJ Carly,
18th Mich. arm. Geo Kingsley, 10th Mich,
arm; j j Hell, LIST Mich. injured; II Hub
bard, LIST Mich. hip; Jno fennel, 9Th Mich.
finger; Lieut. ID Root. 81 Mich, shot in
righ, arm; Anson Preston, LIST Mich, shot in
eye; VIM II Evermore. 10th Ind, finger; w
+ Lenniburge. 9TH Mich, hand aud ankle;
Henry Lowe. 9TH Mich, shoulder; Geo j
Rich. 18th Mich. elbow: 4 Bsrthon. Sd
Mich. hand; W falsom. 18th Wis; Is Ma
son. "a Mich, shoulder: NJ t Clemens, It'll
Mich. shoulder. + Pierce, 10th Mich, hip;
ID } Cole. 9Th Mich, head; J Bruxe, 5th
Mich shoulder. w w Henry. LIST Michigan,
side.
FoEr MoNRoE. July 5.-fresh troops ar
rived here from Washington yesterday dur
ing the day and went up James river. On
tic evening Of the ith four small steamers
with four barges in tow and arrived ut Fort
Monroe this morning loaded with artillery
men. horses, Gc.. doubtless bound up the
river.
A skirmish took place yesterday morning
near our left wing, which resulted In tho de-
feat of the rebels.
We took one thousand rebel prisoners and
three small batteries. Our cavalry then fol.
lowed them I'll they passed beyond White
Oak swamp, taI $3.50
Great difficulty exists ia obtaining list of
killed in the late battles. as comparatively
few cases exist where anyone can tell wheth
er the missing were killed. wounded or Ia
ken prisoners.
For the last two DAYS the rebels have
shown but little disposition 10 fight and yes
ter'ay relinquished their grounds and bate
ries. almost without resist tnce.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The steamer Safe Of Maine lelt Fort
Monroe last evening Tor New York with 342
wounded soldiers ou board. but met with an
accident to her inachiLcry and wrs towed
back.
The Daniel Webster will take her wound
ed 10 New York. and will probably leave
this port 10 night.
The s. r. Spaulding arrived here. this
morning, from Hsrrison's Landing. with 500
sick and wounded They will also leave, to-
day, for New York.
a rebel gunboat was captured. yesterday.
up the James river. and brought down to
Harrison's Landing. !, was completely rid
died with ball holes
The following is list of the killed and
wounded on the Spauldiug. from the West:
Anton Harbreck. Sth Ohio. gun shot;
Lewis Parker. lat Michigan. diarrhea:
Alfred Wilson. lat Michigan. fever;
Chas Il Webber, let Mich; Michael Murray.
LIST Mich. finger; Henry O'Dell. LIST Mich,
fever; S + Longyear, serg't. "a Mich, diar
rhea; + O Stevens, % Mich. fever: Chss
Saunders. Corp ist Mich. finger; VIM II
Fields. lst Mich. hand; John Pelphonser,
lsi Mich diarrhea: Isaac 5 Allen. LIST Mich,
diarrhea; Jas Wilson let Mich, do; Rich
ard Hayens, LIST Mich, rheumatism; Lerry
Fitzgerald. DO; JEFF Wood. do; Shegh. do.
Carpenter kimball. 9Th Michigan, liver
complaint; VIM. W. Sullivan, Corporal CID
Ohio, fever; David Williams, lst Michigan,
sick; Henry Lowry, Geo. W. Baglct, lst Nj.
chigan. inhamcd eyes