New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

Capt. A. b. Cree, 20. L. I'D lowa-Les. herh.
1t Tidep 10Th u s-Lunsi died Oct 49, body sent 10
Adi, W. r. Crs Soth Msss-Frac.ur. cerycal ver.ebra
Can't G. ". Carpen!er Co. /, ilSth n Y-BO.h legs
Capt VIM Porter, leth lua --Lct thieh, flesh.
'IRsT BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION, NINETEENTH coRPs
Sent to Winchester Oct 70 and 81
Jo, w. Richardson, Go. n, Srh Moss-Left thizh.
Corp. Hush Henderson. Go. D 9th sfas'.-Leis leg
F a1 uoasp e. Co. r. yth as..-Leis ,h.h
Jsme' y brown Co. B. s0h Mi.s.Eisa ~ high IA.
Ta Taos TT &. K e Co. h~Lsa ,r@ ' $3.50 $3.50
Owen Gallagher Co. F.-Right breast.
so.r Patrick Cious Go. F.--Shot through the head.
Corp. Jos. Dow, Co. hight thigh
VIM Beard, Go. E.-L-f arm.
Corp!sephen Love, Co. C.--Lef ies
Geo. ". Bullion Co. D-Le!t Leu.
Psts. Aealus, Co. u-RisL, lhish.
Anderson Bell. Co A-L-n thigh.
3. Edds, Co; E-Rgh,les.
afs .1H: g. sEni1asi g. sss foot
scrrt VIM. H. Parker, Co A-Left slde
join A. Clus, Co. bright leg and cont. Ofleh!eI
Henry Riye. Co. hight thigh
John Shelter, Co F-Let leg, Ew.
james Cowel. 60. fright leg. T. W.
s sai John Fsser Co. G sch a,.Lee ann and side
John Whom, 20. II. 3gth Ma'.-ieft leg, fesh.
Brnj. r. Haw!e.,, Co. c, 3otb Msss.-Lef. srm.
John $. Phillips. Co. G, 9o,h Ms...-Let leg.
eh iei b iol Co. O. soth Mas.-Finser,.
Jas lin. Co. d. slth Msa.--AOdomen
= OiBrien, Co q. Both Mass.-Head.
5 j.It. Dora Co. ST A :lds .ses.
ss orp WIN VIM boSsas.' CO. 4, ' SSsi M,a-Face
Peter Riley. Co. d, 3Cth Ma,s.-Lsg.
D. o. Barnard, Corp, Go. G, 9Oth Ma"-F'actured leh
n ": Reyes Corp. C. {, ooh M.a-n, sti amp
tieo. Lsniplry. Go. ID, 5o.h has.-Let leg
Gs1eS %s:a CO. B. eS d 4 .n s
- Wentworth, Corp, Co. ID, :osh Mnsa-Bowcls sew
p TsaG assw a." CO c. ' sfb msYscI
Patrick MeM.n1as Co q ,rh Ms. - i'l side
CT Geo DeiseT. O. u, 10th Maas-sIisht eonr..on
Adj. WIN. J. Clark, s.h M,.-MOr.sl Died Oct. Il
Corr. ): Johnson, Co. ,. 2cth M.r;-rhigh. severe.
Lieut. T 3; JShnaen; Co. ~ g,ih Msss.TLss f. ".
G ,ys' w e 3oih Mas.kileI Sen, Ion-
serrs Dubsns CO T. t MssPk NJ. saraS Do , ss,s
G Ilre yyd WEE Co 4 4. sch M..,-iiaci.
scrs. Jacob Cri'h, Co. so'h hass.
Kslph shcye, 20. I, agth Mnsa--Hand
JgLn Coit'r 60 l. 30.h Mass.-Left ttish severe.
Corp James G. Co.ler, Go. 3o-h xassLeft thigh .ev
VIM D. Chavez Go. d h Ma' iss ",npo ornr ,s
ssrr, f. A. sampson, Co B. so,h Mes.-Le.; foot.
Jsnea McGinnis Co. Il 3cth Mas.--Bo,h ankles w.
serv. Andrew j. Philippe. Co. ID. 18th Conn 'ols-Frsc
e.r- Peifr St. John Co. r. 18th Conn. Vols-iiead sls
Peter Riley Co. j, 18th Conn. Nols-Back, slight.
There were over one hundred killed and wounded in
c 3n;h Mass. The balance viii be procured and foI.
Tarded.
At tho battle Of October H. the Cd Brigade Of the let
division. 10Th Army Corps, was commanded by Col.
TEPHES THOMAS Of the 9Th Vermont Veteran Volun
GERS Of which ocer 1t would bc Impossible 70 speak in
arns Of too unch praise To Ills indomitabe courage
nd coolness may be attributed the splendid discipline
nd fighting OF the % Brigade that morning. when.
nder terribly enGiading fire Of the enemy, they gal
satly maintained the left Of the Is. Division line.
Col THohAs II ysrDontcT. with all the Characters
les of q Green Mountain boy, was prominent Deuo
rat anterior the Rebellion. and candidate upon the
iubernstoriai ticket II Lis party In 1900 He robly
ecriGccd party to principle at his country's CELL and
led his brave regimen! through many battles, from
'ort Hudson TO ills added hour OF victory in the
alley Of tho Shenandoah. His speech 10 his regiment
lst leore gallant charge 1t tho late battlo OF Win
heater IL characteristic Of the man: "Boysl II any
you are ia the habit OF praying-and hope yoa all
re,As tine to pray has CONF. Pray nor and pray de-
or.ily; remember ETHAN ALLEN and Old Vermont. and
-e viii dive tie enemy to Ill. where he telongsl'
Is unnecessary to add tho, the 9Th Vermont and 18th
onnectlcut in The grand charge Of that day, molly
criied the words Of Col Thomas. who led both resi
tents.
Chaplain WILLIAM DRowy, 18th Maine Veteran Vol.
nteers has superintendent the removal from hospitals
I'D bu ial Of the dead at Newtown. ard has attended
this duty with great'fdelity ape care. He has also
cen untrine in his attentops to the wounded, and de-
er'es more than passing concentrations for bis chris
an conduct and Work among cur unfortunate soldiers.
ho VIII ever fod him In grateful remembrance. IL Is
'ireshms % fad ut surl hour that practical phi!aa
rop5v which like all virtue, has ito own reward ia do
y good. Es
FROM THE REBEL STATES.