, 1864-05-21
rp oA to these regiments. think NC
are On the hfgk road to SUCCESS

WASHINGTON, May 18-The Michigan Sanitary
1e Relef g. A..oestoq hss 3us. rscslEea dsp.'ses
and des1itution there. We are sending forward
supplies to feed and take care Of enc hundred and
afty Or two hundred Michigan men daily; sh.l|
tfss5'st:SpiE ea': CT E.ns 18th infantry severe
s 1 sot eFsas sso esga9 ogan5 % 1 r inBa Bas
slight; Frederick. Smith, 5th Infantry, groin,
eeye1e; BuleE. s6th infantry, breast. slight. 4 G:
mr. 5tb Infantry, severe Z. Bales, aoth Infantry,
lee, Flight y. Garfield. 18th Infantry, slight; +.
n41 liz lq.qt f. es9 sh .a9 d%ss @0sa %
goth Infantry, slight G.; ". Zimmerman. y. L.
Raymond, y. Il. Coos, 1. o. y. CODY, 1: y: Straw,
foisa Fasa51nE a 9G.n, md n AEWssoaE ne s9h
y. Brown, Joseph Wakoso, Joseph Ashkewa1, and
Geo. Morsrage. 1st Sharpehooters, all aiRht Jas.
nE hS's1a t!on sqa James ,S SSSr.n sth r.
severe. J: K. Bainum, $. y. aseleJ, J: ~. Fiie,
i6th Infantry: head, severely; Geo: Welsh ssth
len. N. n. Norton, and G. Buell., Goth slight y: j.
9si!eyt i s9Sni M F. 4 shaisF; eSt9 Infantry. sao
Setgt. Vim. Bsrstow. s6th. leg l. N Brledensom,
18th, slight: james Paul, 1st Sha1pshootcrs slight
CASUALTIES TO INDIANA SOLDIERS.
!ND1AN4roI1s, May 1o.-The following Indiana
soldiers are wounded and in hospital at Washing.
ton:
LAKEWOOD MISUNDERSTANDING Hutton, G, eth;
II, Thomas n B5oT9 6 2th: Joseph Z n5nae G. po:h;
se1ts i1 s'ss Hs1e & ea@p6e Cd ase cs!slsy asa
James a. Doll, D, 9Th; Austin j. Clark. sth
sharpshooters CALVIN Baker; s.h shstesheot.
lia1ns. &. 18th; II. schm1t, 4, 18Th.
c. B. Alien, Z, 7th-
wt;5 EST 4ssE,I119?s5 os9.aa ,b Slaughter p 10Th;
EsHox Hosr9rAI- AI-sergeant Jesse Jones, I, 18th,
badly; Hugh Strain. B. 10Th; Pat Iimmons, Z,
Gans. % :a; @ 5soo5 5ea,a cla2k. R: B. th;h II r.
Kinpllng, F, 18th: Chas. Sain1y, 1, 18th; Willis
1elPb, 9: e ii; Wm. Hsre, e, IL: John Kelly.
5ssfs?s sagss P.ts 4 a st2as Ass ls
14th; Frederick Yokam. q, 14th: Sergeant ". s.
Taylor Z, nth; John B. Allen. D, 18th; Allen ".
sponsiei, ID; seiresnt Js@ss coieasn' Saas q.
1sth; Corporal Boaman. !, 18th; John Gnmp, E,
Dore1As uosr1rA1.-First Sergeant Oscar
B.te.. 6, :eth; Paris NofdyEs, Z. 10Th; 1. J.
AHaoRr seuAnE 4ospr7A1,-Joan n. Fletcher,
Ge5t. i,tehti Fser, 3ts ts:es Hms T. PlsaE ass s.
10Th; Jacob B. Head, C, e0th Peter Sand, F,
19th: II Leroy Holding r 1sth; : Henry Turp,n, I,
i5i 81; D'an c. El'ef' E. '''; Patrick f'yns'' A.
Capt T. =. .Logan, F. 10Th, and Capt: 2. F.
Ltrams. !, ?th have reported to Surgeon Antlsel,
a; stee. + Ut Stanton Hospital.
The following names La,e been received in ad-
dilion IL those al.e:dy published:
kkina. ?, badly; =: rent9n, 4, slightly; =
th,es esysse: "a: a. EsatcEs t1lsh seve.ey
eo sees9 s9e0 ::2 s. aup
ning, 9. siight}y; j: Tulley, &, breast supposed
nortally; SsEEt I. b1rde,te, 4, leg, slight1I; T.
flssy lis e. tea &.n's7e T. oe seh5 ;;0Vo#s
severely. Kiiled- Henry stlpe F; jas. Carney, F;
rived at Fort Delaware last night with two hun
dred and ninety rebel officers, including Generals
johnson and Stewart.
Bosrox, May 10 The contributions received in
the Merchants EXCHANGE Tor the relief Of the sIek
and wounded soldiers In the Army OF the Poto-
mac through the agency Of the United States
Cht1ittan Commission. now amounts to d1ty-one
thousand and two hundred dollars.
THE EEXclTEMENT AT THE REBEL CAPITAL.
lFrom the Richmond Enquirer, Hay 1a.)
forces Of militia vere called out-uos By repeti-
t1on Of the unearthy c1angor Of bells, but By tho
more quiet method Of printed notices. The differ
people Wan manifest in the calmer and less bust
iins, b9t sanal{ E EP.o9%pt manner in which L y,s
they sound they invariably produce an undue cx-
etement, and On snch occasions especially produce
unnecessary and painful agitation among those
ed. twas known IN the city on Tuesday night
that the ra!ding party Of the enemy which had r7s
led Beaver Dam, on tho Central Railroad, had
boaeted Of getting to Richmond before morning,
and a. they were also known TO BE- advancing ID
this direction preparations Hefe made accordingly
The reserve troops for local defense were called
ont yesterday morning to cooperate In cffactIne
their aiecomhture ii their assistance should prove
necessary.
notwithstanding the aklll md energy Displayed
by the authorities In tho defense OF Richmond
there lie additional Eaeaue Of defence that may be
added with great effect. We mem the barrtcado Of
inc the honssa neaf the harrlcades fer thaIr pro
lection and defense. The tobacco now stored in
Richmond, together with strong fences and dpep
dtches across the front, will Afford such protection
aGainst cavalry o. may laugh the!3 efforts to ssorn
tore when they apprcheuded that the cavalry OF
General Stuart would dash Into that city. and we
are assured By officers who Aaw these defenses that
'hsy are mGs5 eeq &c
people are ready and willing to anFwer any calls
from the authorities: but eveTy means OF defense
should be used The labor and material are here
That may be required to eectnally ba1ricade every
outitt. It is unknown how long the enemy m1y
be around the city. or at what part they may at
tcrpt to enter. Their cavalry, yelterdly defeated
By Stratt, may again rally, and Reinforced, turn
the tide OF victory and seek to vaop into Tic city
Da.Eicaded streets will check their progress eTen
should they force any post Of the outer oefeuses
The prec:ution low suggested may nerer BE-
quired, but the terrible disaster 1t may prevent
engineer department Of the city defenses. Il b..
c6es the authorities to adopt eFery means in their
power. The defence Of Richmond must, II ueees-
sary, equal thst Of Derry OF Safaso4ea.