The Portland daily press., 1863-05-15

SIXTH MAINE REGIMENT. - We have al
ready published partial report of the casual
ties in this regiment. The following list was
received yesterday from Col. Burnham's quar-
tiers, and may be regarded as complete and
final:
BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG, MAY 3D, 1868.
Commissioned Oticers-Maj. Joel A. Hay
cock, killed; Capt. Sewell c. Gray, Co. A,
killed; Capt. John ii. Ballinger, Co. G, killed;
Capt Ralph w. Young, Co. G, killed; Capt.
Benz. j. Buck, Co. Z, wounded; Capt Thos.
p Roach, Co. X, wounded; It, James B. Nc
Kinley, Co. Z, wounded in both legs.
Co. A-Sergts. Chas. f. Hurd, seriously
wounded; Thos. J. Rockwell, seriously wound
ed; Frank z. Holmes, killed; Copls. wainwright
Cushing, seriously wounded; Geo. w. Smith,
seriously wounded. Privates-John +. Fogg,
killed: Timothy Washerbee, seriously wound
ed Charles III. Whittemore, severely wound
ed Henry Kicker Jr., severely wounded Fred.
A. III. Stackpole, seriously wounded; Owen
Fox, severely wounded; Edward A. Richards,
wounded; Hiram +. Lebroke, Reuben Hussey
and Afonzo Brady, severely; John b. Keive,
killed; Chas. E. Atwood, Seth b. Crockett,
Andrew J. Robinson, VIM. Ii. Brown and
Isaiah S. Gould, slightly.
Co. B.-Corp'ls L. w. Sylvester and C. S.
Murch, slightly wounded; Edmund A. Phillips,
killed; Allen III. Dow, VIM. Honey and w. S.
West, MORALLY; NJ. V. Eldridge, Billings Mad
dox, Peter Sumner, d. Doyle and l. +. Muir,
slightly.
Co. G-Serg't W. H. McCole. Copl wmlliam
r. Blackman, Stephen Hill and George Perry
severely; james Lyon, John George, William
Elderkin, Ellis L. Hitchings, james Deary
and jeremiah Honney, slightly.
Co. D-Serg't Henery A. Bacome, and III.
II. Combs, VIM. Lamb, Angus McKegan and
Cilet Roach, severely; Abraham Ward, killed !;
! Cop'ls w. n. Grover and James Sutherland,
and Chas. II. Foss, slightly; John A. Glass,
seriously: Edwin Kinsman, missing.
Co. E.-Serg't Horation n. CHM, and Chas.
V. Dudley, killed; Sergt VIM. A. Quinn, NOR
tally; Corp'l Samuel Merrill, Jr., seriously !;
Aaron p. Wood, Arthur |. Saunders, Sewall
L. Haywood, Moses S. Merrill and George w.
Clay slightly.
Co. EeSerg't VIM. II. Lincoln, Corpls VIM.
H. Pomeroy and Fred'k U. Moan, Frank S.
Averil, John II. A. Ames, Frances S. Lowe,
Robert w. Lurchin and Thomas Quinn, severe
ly; Stephen Connick, Jr., mortally; Stephen
w. Averill, Lincoln J. Babcock, Justine Bird
ges, Chas. II. Bailey, Doctrine Davenport, VIM.
Kelley, Thns Moan, Thos. Quinn Albert Saw
telle and John Sweeney, slightly.
Co. G.-Cop1 Hannibal II. Leighton, Geo.
II. Phillbrookes and VIM. A, Scott, killed
Thos A. Anderson, John l.. Braddish and
Jonn -. Mlllett, severely, IdtfIck hayes, as.
H. Newenham, Thos. o. Brien and Enoch III.
Woods, slightly.
Co. H.-Serg't Alonzo r. Merrill. Alden F.
Randall and Chester j. Lancaster, killed
Serg't Andrew j. Whittier, Corp1 David b.
Herrick Suell Cummings, Geo. F. Skinner and
Lowell w. Valentine, severely Sergt VIM.
H. Coan. Evans Beal, Orvile ID. Chapman and
James w. Sutherland.
Co. Aaron Croxford and Geo. Emerson,
killed; Corp'l Arthur p. Benner, Sam'l Gould
and Mark c. Jenness, severely.
Co. K.-Corp'l Gilman A. SWEET, killed
Serg't John B. Wade, Corp1 Richard Welsh,
| Thos. d. Brisley, James II. Dingee, Hugh
Mangum, Martin Perkins, Hugh Thompson
and Joseph Norwood, wounded; Stephen
A. Winchell, Patrick Dugan and Furgus
| Potter, slightly.
BROOKS FORD, MAY 4TH.
Co. Aired. w. Morong. John Kennedy
and Elbridge T. Crockett, missing.
Co. B.-J. ii. McKear, John Given, John
H. Christy, Allen V. Green, John Brown, John
Gilspee and John Freeman, missing.
CoD.-John Jameson and Bartlett r. Spen-
! Ger, wounded; Moses Babcock, Geo. II. Con-