The New York herald., 1863-11-07

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Charles True, Co. b.
VIM H. Warner, Co. f.
Henry Balls, Co +.
Geo ". DooiRte Co y.
Henry Peber, Co q.
Leonard White, Co. II.
Ezra 8 Williams, Co. q.
woUNDED.
tteut Col. X. G. Van Voorb,s, slightly.
Capt Sias Pierson, 10 the foot
Lieut. Marshall Corbett, seriously.
Sergeant John s Baker, Co. A, slightly.
Sergeant John Mea,er, Co. Q, seriously.
Color Sergeant Jesse N. Baker, Co. D, seriously.
sergeant Samuel r. Lusk, Co. u, seriously.
Orderly Sergeant Morris n Baird, Co. @, seriously.
Orderly Sergeant Geo ". r Pew, Co. II, slightly
Orderly Sergeant Hiram Bloomer, 90. J, seriously.
Sergeant Hudson Jennings, Co. X
Corporal ph i,i lander Marks, Co seriopsy
Corporal Willis Iiance, Co D. seriously
Corporal John C. Thompson, Go. II
Corporal Marvin Matto0n, Co. T.
Corporal W Baxter satterly, Co G, oil. htiy
Corporal Amzi Woyerton 60 u, slightly
Corporal Emanuel Davis, Co. X, s,gbtly.
John lorman, Co. a, seriously.
Syvanus Travis Co seriously.
Andrew Holland, Co A, slightly.
Edward Sweet, Co. A, ser iously.
Morgan Heath, Co. B, slightly.
abort Knapp, Co b, seriously.
h Monrcy, Co B, foriously
jacob Randall, Co. h, seriously
Thomas SumDlerton Co. b, serio sly.
Cortis Stevens, Go. b, seroust
LOWS y. tonklin, Co c, feri usy.
Matthias Brundage, Co c. seriously.
Lake 8 Braht. Co. O, seriously.
George W. Dotv, Co. q, sori0tisly.
Charles H. Clifford Co. b, nortaIly.
Hugh Nevens, Co. d, seriously
Sylvester Sears, Co. ID, seriously.
VIM =. Berry, Co. d, slightly.
Oscar L. Severs0u Co E slightly.
Harrison Crandail, Co. y, slightly.
hIs% hAGIsGo haissN hs,Esygr!s' p g 9 F''eA''s'
James L. Crosson, Co. r, morta.ly.
Edgar b Elweil, Co. +, slightly.
Newton Hunt, Co. F. seriously.
Geo W. Kirburn. Co. y, mortalIy.
Eugene Martin, Co. +, slightly
Colba Wales, Co F.
Seneca Williams, Co. F, slighty
Elijah Hawkins, 20. F, slightly.
Henry Colhs, Co g, ihgh.
Amos Hutchinson, Co. g, s,shIy
Prescott Jackson, Co G, uortally.
Vim. H. Morenus, Co. q, severely.
George Vanden,ark, C. G, slightly.
De VIII D. Wilbur, Go, q. slightly.
James Wanzer, Co G, slightly.
Jay wsnzer, Co. g, slightly.
Jacob PaldwlD Co ii, severely.
VIM. N Barts, ca II, eeverely. -'.t
Freierick Gies Co ii, slightly.
Ira p. Hayes, Co. Fl, severely.
George " Smith, Co. Ii, slightly.
Richard Vosburg, Co. II, severely.
%%; %.nsI u W%TS W,,,sT. G. 2, 2, severely .iy,,,
Theodore Brown, Go. j. arm.
James Milne, Co. I, severely.
Chaoncey l.. Perry, Co !, In the arm.
Charles II. Robinson, Co, in the arm.
John RosIing, Co. !, slightly.
Ebenezer B. Miller, Co. iIi K slightly.
Henry IIsycock, Go. K, eighty.
Marvin B. Williams, Co. X, slightly
Samuel Stoddard, Co. X, slightly
IN ooECIUsloN,
allow TO say that tho officers and men Of this com
mand deserve tho highest praise for the msnuer 10 whct
they acted CO this trying Of surprise aud attach
by superior numbers None deserve credit more than
General Geary, who was always the most exposed
positions during the fight, and who made bis mer
stand lrmer and fight better when his scn was killed
the early part Of the engagement.
All of the regiments M line the centre and leu ionrh
until their ammunition was almost expended one OF thee
emepts until It's ammunition was entirely expended
the Ono Hundred and Tb,rty.eeventh New YORK. II III
enemy had continued 10 press on General Geary had do
cded 10 maintain the position the Iaet al the point
the bay ouet.
ADDITIONAL rARTlCvLkRs.
Owing 10 reports reaching about the enemy
opera,ioCe Lockout Noupta are expecting ano
attack
10 the foregoing account foreo, 10 mention tha. ID
general command tag, one brigade flag and two reg
mental flags shot from their stans while 10 line
battle-that lie, the 6agslars cut in two by III
eaemys balls, aud hence fell TO the ground.
To-day II ~ raining hard. ybe roads are not yer,
good
TIE news rom osr olber comnands represent all qre
On tie lines
Ane enemys sgnal ofcen oceupy jrst such p6e't!ens
on Lookout h)unain that they cau watch cur ovcmen.s
ard observe our actions with great facility.
Gcsry's toia loss s overtwo buIarod Inclusive OF RAM
and DE. --