Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-10

Andrew J Thompson, leg.
Thomas q. Smith, b, head slight
Chns. Campbell, X, head aud leg, slightly.
Mrjor John W. Barney, hip aud side.-
Edward lupham, right arm.
--- MeCluskey; C. head.
Andrew Hill. c, left leg.
Thomas white, b, neck
corporal 5uyth, D. head, slight.
Carporsl Davis, d, wounded
Henry McCarlney, D, hand.
CHARLES T. rrettyman, right leg
Lieut.. john Hart, head.
Sergeant Knox. slight
Corporal John Snow, II, both legs broke,
Corporal Lewis Catell, II, head
John $. Black, X, killed.
Sergeant Samuel Sheppard, X, head.
Corporal Jerry Ayers, X, arm.
Phillip lIulsou X, right thigh
Alexander Malcolm, X, head and back.
SECOND DELAWARE REGIMENT
kaied.
Stephen Carey A Lieutenant Otley, b Lieut..
Plank. L Sergeant Unmisey n Sergeant
Cavana2h, & Charles August ! Levi Baker, |
e Fran. Rosaelle, H.
Wognded.
Lieut. Colonel b. L. Striker ball in bullock
| Adjutaut Brady, leg; First Lieutenant j. p.
Pierce, thumb III.
COMPANY A.
Henry Harding, ankles Sergeant Forwood,
! thigh; Corporal Streets leg ampuated; Peter
Boeier thigh aud shoulder; John Wilson, breast;
Clms. Sweeney, knee James McCal4ter, head
Lieutenant Robert Smith, foot.
COMPANY IL
A. Taylor, breast and shoulder; Stephen
llama. arm Off John Mccoy, LETT breast
Edward Welsh, slightly.
COMPANY c.
Sergeant Davidson, head Corporal Biddle'
leg and thigh Corporal Killey, slght Charles
Hayes, shoulder; Corporal Whiicrait, leg; James
Leonard leg; Corp. Shippers, back; Geo. Person
leg; Corporal W. somers, arm Aquilla Mahau,
arm and les.
COMPANY =.
Sergeant Menan, arm OIL; John ost, leg ;
Andrew Freezing c. Hoffman, neck.
COMPANY F.
Leutonnt W, b. Smith. arm Sergeant NJ.
Cur.cy. breast. Sergeant John Stalcnp hand ;
~; Film, arm r Mcbride, arm Corp. Counard,
finger.
COMPANY O.
F. Lieutenant Charles Weiss, arm; w. Lawrence,
shoulder; - Morgan, lett nrm; VIM Caldwell
b back Robert Moore, confusion; -- Parker
confusion,
, COMPANY IL.
Sergeant Russell. arms S. Sloau, neck Ioln
Hasson, hand William Sigmund, hand; Charles
Mrlntire, abdomen.
COMPANY /.
F. Saylic, right side; Robert Deoyue, shoul
der Thomas Greer; David shelizi Sergean
y Boyd, leg nmputated; Curtis PIERCE side Ser
70 geant Moore, arm T. Smith, Slight.
g COMPANY X.
q L. Burk, breast JOHN Brnihety, leg; Henri
q Ffeel breast and leg W. Baird, shoulder au
e urm.
i H!sny.
n Chas Boskei, james Il Alahan, Geo. Wright
George Mofht--Co G.
n STRIPPED or MS uSroRM.-A good joke oc
- CURED few nights since ut the depot in thi
city. l. is thus reported Alfred Il Wootter
Attorney General Of the State Of Delaware, an
D. the man who made speech Mt the Copperhea
a. meeting in New York, short time since,
3 which he stated that he went to the polls in h
er city, in November last, under 'crosse
se bAyonets," was made by his lather-in-law
s. Colonel, and the rebels never having invaded IL
as State and he not having pluck enough to 3
ye South and assist them; the consequence vi
that no opportunity ever offered that he mig
al, wear his uniform. However, on the evening
nv question, rumor says he got in that condtio
81, when man doth not care what he doeth, and 81
M peaIed on the street dressed in all the trnppin
,,t . appertaining unto n fulEbred Colonel Bell
anxious to he seen, he repaired to the depo
"where men most do oongregate," and began
'h flourish around to such degree as to attract Il
Tor attention Of the Provost Guard. The officer
raj the guard deemed it advisable to enquire in
ge the matter, aud consequently conveyed him
the guard house. where he was Invested Of
great portion Of his uniform, and sent home
he his SHIRT sleeves. The next day Woottep cnll
r. on n prominent gentleman aud eudeavored to Q
Ut him to iniercede aud procure the return of
NOT uniform, but lie WAS unsuccessful in his effort
zen Consequently the valiant Colonel is minus
d" hat, feathers and brass buttons, Sc" We gi
Of the story is told the street, and our o
IVA zens are enjoying the joke very much.
ent FHoM THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 900 woun
n.y. ed soldiers from the battle.iields Of Penns
ihe yauia passed through this city on Wednesi
evening, about O'clock. A large number
are persons were at tue depot, with provisions wi
IN which they supplied the brave men. The IN
In were very enthusiastic, aud cheered loudly
the Union
'an SEnENADE TO GIN. TYLEn.-General Dan
~ Tyler, Commandant and Military Governor
'"' Delaware, was serenaded at his hotel, on Mond
evening last, by the Wilmington Brass Band
,tel large number of our citizens assembled on
lie. occasion. In response to repeated cheers,
san Heneral made hnppy speech, thanking tn,
yeu- LOT inc nouor zone nm lie then defined wi
martial law a, and stated that he would not
terfere with tie usual pursuits of trade and CO
AR neree, unless the emergency should require
Vest lie sToke in glowing terms oil the achievements
this our araa under the gallant Meade, and expires,
ore. tile hope that the death blow had been given
ouel the rebellion Throughout hi, re,nnrks bo u
am frequently Interrupted With outbursts Of /
ine Ihus, In response to the calls OF tho Gro,
We u JACKSON Grmshaw, Esq, brother to Col. A.
Giimshaw, Of the Fourth Delaware Voluntee
.t4. delivered short address. Mr., Grimshaw resi-
the A., t'"o',' ~, ie-i'iA 40 III re'a'iIh 70 the a
p,. aud served TO show the baek-hearted ~
IAN manifested By the wills traitors in the Son
tin,.. west AZ the conclusion OF his Speech the CT,
,lin,. dispersed, after giving three cheers for
eaIi spcAkers, the UuioD, aud Gen. Meade.
rye The public SCHOOLS will close about the .
inst until rho f,et MonJ., l.; sar,o,,ka.