, 1863-07-06

aon, G. eeyere; James Roney: I. severe F F
Capt. 1 Bleaeey, se..re-
Ar Il.Fnlf iist given eleewhese., Fps; Tnrs
severe; J Rupee D: severe; John Smith, E. NOR
tai; n " Morgan. +. severe; Hubert Lane, E, Sc
we're: Ed Kelly. D, ssvere
~. 70 lnd-Daoiel MGlf co A7severs; Conrad 70
Mnlbon, g, severe.
sth Mo- James Foy, CO E, severe J Galloway,
i, severe Nm Martin, G, severe.
sQuHBr's p1s1s1oN.
4th Minn.-B Y Robinson, co G, eerere.
a9th ohio-Henr5 Clman. A. eevere7 " Rigles,
tGt6 nl-Jamcs Ayers, Co 4, severe; D. Duck
Miller, d: do; Rufus Baggett, A. slight; ". N.
19th ioTa-Wm Bird, Co. A, severe; s. Mark
enbaEg, 4, blight; Y. G. Carr, A. do; Nathan Tut
t!e A DO JeAs sk N!1es; D DO; cagt WI Horner.
slight; v. c: Porter, I, do; c. F. Green, E, &C.
reTe; James Codi, I, do; BENZ. Stevenson, I, do !;
n; s. Patttngale, D, elisht; A. 3 Meacham. D. do;
". 4. Vest, g, severe; ". ". Summers, /, do. ;
= TIE EXPEDITION OF COL. MANN, r.
Before This letter reaches you. So much time
will lave elapsed, that perhaps it can do no
harm to speak Of another during raid Just
being carried On through M;ssiEsippI,
: st'lne days sgo. Capt. Mann Of the 5th ILL.,
nois cavnls3, with f0sty picked men und au1-
majs, STARTED from Grand Gulf, on an expedi-
tisn to tear up railroads, burn bridges, cut
tel' graph lines, and infict such other damage
upon the enemy as can be done hastiiy,
not making any attempt to fight,
but always' prepared to run at .
n.rmt1t's notice. His destination is
Pensa.ola, Il practicable, and If not, the next
most feasible point within bis reach. It is q
bold move, aud If successful, will annoy and
n fhnY, {xtta rs F.,n
Iuid. He Is bold, daring officer, and he
knows his meu- His movements will be so
raJid that it must be mere chance if the
rebels catch him, now that their attention is
50 much attracted towards. Vicksbug and
Port Hudson.
LOSSES IN THE fHlRTY-FtRsT ILLINOIS.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuncl
CAMP In REAL OF V1cKsnuB0, Mss,
dune IS, :683.
The following is correct list Of the killed
and wounded Of the s1st Illinois Volunteers,
durirg the fight which followed the explosion
Of part Of Fort Hin:'.
Lient; Col. John D. Rees, 1nostauy wounded By q
capt 1syi 3; Casey, Co. D, badly wounded in both
Licut. s: 6. Mooningham. e. badly, 81 a. sheil. b 7
ss'gt Nay; & J9hn B. Raymond, slighty. in head, by
Ah'am Tucker: A, SLIGHTLY. In neck, by shell.
sytgt John j. Duscn. B, slightly, in thigh aud foot,
cqip;; Wn. Dnlard, B, slightly, in head, by rifle
HoEt HendEickson, c, badly, in mouth and arm,
by she'll
E1las Stanley, G, kil!ed-sbot In head By shell,
Frank Chit,y, e, badly, III face, by shell.
John Rsx, e, slightly, in hand, by she'll
Eiram Hamilton, p, killed By Minle ball.
Newton Calm. U, badly, IN leg, By shell.
saml Hester, D, slightly, in leS, byn shell,
Frank Thackcr. ., slightly. by shell. -,
Frank Brennan. F, kfl1ed-shot in head By Mimic
Vim; Lambert, F, killed shot in head by Mimic
Lent Philip Lippe1, slightly, in face, by ehe1.
James II: Brandon, g, badly, IN fingers, by ehell.
fdq 5motey a{,ta rtatfssson hadlX i9 leg b. shell
bowels-
sergt: Thos. Murphy, I, slightly, in neck By buck
slot.
sefgt. 1saac Wert, badly, in head, By Min1e ball
! au.ee Rooney, I, badly, In shoulder, py ehell,
Sylvester sommc,s, l. slightly, in head, by shell.
Lieut. John j. Cu1y. slightly, In side, bra shell.