The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

HEADQUARTERS l62p new YoRx TxvAsyaY.
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NrAa Ponr Hupsos, July rs, 1893
sn-Fcr the purpose Of relieving the anxiety Of the
many friends Of the regiment and answering Ct ouos all
Inquiries about the fate Of ofc6n and soldiers In H.
herewith send list OF killed and wounded be-
fore Port Hudson. There many OF our soldiers sick
~ hospitals In Baton R,uge New Orleans and a other
points but am not aware that any likely TO dse
Our regiment has been suffering from levers; bus 20 are
located In healthy camp, and The men ere steadily
improving Ia health and strength. There win probably
Be no further movements until September % that our
friends may count upon our safety with Some confidence
sew. BENEDICT, Colonel.
June l4-Msjor James H. Boeart BY shall in Ian him
passing through body.
Nay aI-Fst Leutsnsn. Stephen c. Oakley, Co. y, rish.
July i7-second Iaeussnani John Neville, o. !. bail in
chest; wounded June II.
Nay 2-fint Sergeant Andrew L. Cooke, Co =, bali in
Nay a7-.orpor.l Pred. eroans Co. J, ban In chest
Nay so-Pa,riek NcNa1sr.. Co O. ball IN both kidneys.
June i4-ssrsssnt Frsdsrick H. Mitchell, Co G, shs, IN
june ilssrrsau. James lord, Co. shell in stomach
June lt-Corporal Francis @. Newman Co. g, she'll in
June ltssrseant Ernest Lussck, COZ, mimic ball in
June i4-rhomas Irwin, Co. A, muske, bal, in heart.
June le-sAnue suirO Co. y, shot N abdomen. -. p .
wourpRp.
May 21-Morrs Murphy, Co A, pistol ball In left shoui
June i4Dansl Sullivan, Co A. abrasion o. len thich BY
June lt-Bryan MCGOWAN, Co. A, len forearm flesh
Jaas l-'osa Hsnsrnan, Co A.asr.s'0a q 'sa shoulders
june i..Isvid Pymsr, Co. A, both thighs; in lowsrl
| June is-Isaac Homer, Co. A, flesh wound
May 2s-Corporal Alexander Keh Co B, len ss fracture
| OF femur al middle and lower third.
May 2ocorporai Williams Co. B, len shoulder; abrasion
Nay IA x.sheusso. Co. Q. bulls. in zen temporal
June i.-Andrs~ T1ssnsr, Co. c. len forearm; sssh
june it-yoscph sslcs, o. Q, len arm: n,sh wound
June -segeans John Loebner, Co. G. left band By shel
June 2-ra1ick Kennedy, Co. D, nssA wound In RICH,
thigh. fH III de- E7TTsa~
June i.zcorgcrsl Alfred Kre..sr Co, D, rsh. hand
thigh; leg and arm amputaied. $500
May 2Issrgcans Major Harry Fitch, fesh wound 10.
June 4-cslor Sergeant David Glossy shci in fsos and
| right side; bad, but not dangerous
| May 2e-Maurce o'suIlivan, Co 4, right hand.
| june lt-John LAWYER, Co =. flesh wound BY grape
June liIhonas Moran, Go. y, lcft thigh, aesh wound
Jrne Ia - Mclaughlin, CO =, abrasioa Of right
May Alfred Hecksr, Co. y. through face. cutting
tongue; also In len leg, frac,uring 6buia
May 2I-Gusiavs Bcrrnger, Co. y, fesh wound isside
May 27-sdward Knhman. Co. y, nesh wound, lei, thigh
June l.sIeaasl sayder co q bali IN rish, foot, resh
| May 27--Jsmes 0skes, Co. @, foot, by ball
May 2s-James Reed 20 q, flesh wound in right chest,
slight. was wounded again July 2, compound commi'
juno 1s--Jamcs oonno~, Co o. right elbow, exsec,cd.
Juns isyacob Williams. 90. O, right forearm frsctared
! by a spent cannon ball.
June iSJohn Argo, Co u. fracture OF right shoulder
June lt-Erasmus Doyle, Co. q, right shoulder snsll
passing into lung.
June ilJohn Dale Co O. right leg by buck shot slightly
juno lFgst sergeant Thos Sanford, 20. l. carecesiy
shot on two fingers Of his own hand.
June 1l-JohS W. weIch, Co. I, left shoulder.
Nav 21gohn Davis 90. X, buckshos behind right oar
| passing out under right eye.
NAV 40 Robert Irwin, o.. X, bali left collar bone
| cane out lcwer anglo ~ shoulder blade
June ii-Robcrt xcSaob, Go q. end o. foreanger torn
on by s,tntcr.
May so-Jsmcs murray Co. n, sf forearm nesh wound.