The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-09

The Fifteenth Massachusetts, under Major Josn, had
two men wounded-Charles n. Barton foot and John R.
Smith foot.
The casualties Of the Nineteenth under
Colonel Devereux, were:-
Wonn1ed-serFcsnt Henry o. Beal. thigh; Corporal
Marcus mbal tan, slightIy; Charles W. Merrill face
severely Asa cteor, thigh John Towl, arm; John .
VOLS foot Corporal Thoras hand; Martin Berry, thgn
severely; Jackson Dawson, tnigh
Major Rice OF the Ni1eee0tn, placed in command
Of battalion OF sraggeys from the Sixth corps greater
In number than the thnncd YAns Of his egimen.
which bad Iesssthan two hundred nuskets.
The losses Of the Twentieth Massachusetts, under Major
Macy, were:-
Kagsa Sergeant Chas. n Bixby, Co. D, and VIM
WSsadea oartan oliver Wendell Holmes. Jr. ankle;
Captain James arpay arm TsyanaSS Fs1S Snee
Hugh Oara, Jola Lynch. VIM. heany, Terrence Wade.
Geo. Isyson, Aonzo s.stsoa, JAMES Hayes, Thomas
Ahcaro, Barxil!ai eroweil.
Colonel pafrey, Of the Twentieth. has resigned on
account Of wounds received las, year, and Lieutenant
Colonel Dreher has recently died.
NEW HaxrsHxs INFANTRY
The Fifth and Twelfth New Hampshiis regiments did
cons derabc lighting but the loss Of the former was only
tuenyye and nothing compared to its loss OF one hun
bred and eighty three in December while the latter resi-
ment lost very largely now and was not IN action in DO
cemDer. losses
Lieutenant Colonel napgood were az follows
| Kaisa-parng, Company r. -
| Wotsndsd.-Msor R. r. Cross, confusion, stomach,
arm and leg; Captain Goodwin, ARM Captain Cumming
(acing as aid Colonel Cross. who commanded bril-
gadej knee. Company A-corporal Ordway Company-B
wrss smith sSoul S Collins, shoulder Company
D-Corporal Trickey, shoulder chappe head Company
M osea onpany
Flown, head Trask, leg. Company G-sergeant W. W.
wSoS coGu ss Foss SssS
- Gates, - Straw. Company sergeant Wells, leg
shot of and left % tho Gold CORPORAL Jspness hip
| NissnS- James Price, Gregory Hennepin.
Lieutenant Roberts, Of battery B, Fourth Ohio, was
killed by discharge Of canister shot from rebel bat
terry The ht and the point Of his sabre were shot or
leaving ony about fifteen inches Of the sabre and scab
bard which Is bent and ndeued by the force Of the
| shots What remains OF the sabre placed IN the
| keeping Of Colonel Cross.
ARMY cHxKRspr.
ride along tho hnes OF our soldiers under and
visit 10 heon the hospitals, must convince the most
stubborn unbeevsr that the army is cheerful and
| tirey confident OF success,
GOING uoxs-eonrLIxEnrARy oRDKs.
Tho Fifth New York State Volunteers Colonel winslow,
eil the eld Of battle recently toreturn their homes
in obedience the following complimentary order, which
shows that their division commander appreciates their
valor.--
| Css,erdl Or5ar-No. -
/ HKADQU aRITrs SECOND DIV, tDrE ARMY fD1rs,
,s S. a. q S5ro. q sS NV ySrs
State Volunteers being about TO expire the MAJOR General
be Is confident IL shared BY the Whole division. The
regiment has been distinguished IN all the opera.
s Ms and IN ,be o Saic y MaSasss. Pans
It's raks lhnned and b. battle the beet and
quo ss brave men vino S have spde h Msny
OF their ccmridc are still here 70 bold and sustain the
reputation Of tss whole regiment, aud tho gonera has
fear but that II win be cdy guarded and preserved
The officers and men Who are % leave the army will
turn in to the proper department aqua Greek all ord
ordinance stores and public property not needed for
The three years or war men are transferred 20 the One
9 Order S see hal the S.cs ,Sssn aA
The statement thai the Fifth had laid down their arms
several days ago csIumny sufficiently refuted by the
declaration Of the General thai ne hopes again the
| "brsve mon" who have served under him. Colonel
wnsIow aud Iisutonant Colonel George Duryea the
only two Of the original cncers remaining IN the rcg
nent trsturns with one hundred and ATTY men, aud
came out with nine hundred and sixsy. q
"rASxNE pooprr"
THIS evening brigade band played "Yshkse Doodle
An involuntary cheer from the boys who heard 10
and they gave three hearty cheers whea the familiar
tune Was concluded.
cArruRs,oy sHsomm.
In the capture Of rebel prisoners thsrs has been pecu
larry good fortune attending our troops. The Second
regiment Of Bcrdans sharpshoosrs under Major Slough
ton captured three hundred and Ay rebels belonging
Georgia regiment number superior 70 their ospsors
| MARROW moArs
About atty shots fred a General Robinson, che
Second division commander, during the recent nght bu
The sharpshoossrs did MOI succeed In hiting him.
now o.. wmPIs WAS NJ.
General whippls Was struck By . Mimic tall, which
passed through his svord bs Into his back, while b
was n ne frOat.
l COL mnDL
Colonel mics, Of the sixtyarst New York, Who VA
shot il The abdomen, Yves ngocd spirits yesterday and
chssrfuly talked Of his carly return 10 ne neld though
the bell hAs MOI yet been extracted. His rssinsuta
surgeon, who accompanied him 10 Falmouth, predicts
that the lustre Of Colonel Barows old regiment win b
made moro brilliant By the Immediate promotion Of co..
Miles 10 brssder gsusrashp, Tor which be has before
bssu recommended
oo1oxr mAtm's sRAvny
During sns charge upon the rebel works q Frsdssscks
burg Che brigade underline command OF Colonel shalcl
bsd One precedence for bravery and oOslasss In storm