New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

him and assisted in removing him from the field He
had been shot through and breaking his right
the shoulder. the bal passing through the spine lie
Gen. Hacker graduated at West Point about 1857
He was az pointed "a Lieutenant OF the 9th United
Regulars at the breaking ont Of the war he was sp
pointed to the Coonecy Of the 65th OHIO one OF two
regiments raised by John Sherman and known Shor.
mans brigade. He took command on the nth Of Ooto-
Der 1851 BE was at the battles OF Stone River ald
Chickamauga where he had two horses shot under him
at Mission Ridge, where he was slightly wounded and
was among the first 70 pass the enemy's works He
took an active part in the East Tennessee campaign at
tached TO the 4th Army Corps. He was commissioned
on the goth OF September Brgadier for his galan ny
at ChickamaugA At the battle of Ressea he was
wounded in the leg. and his horse killed by shell
which compelled him to abstain from active duty for
few days though he remained with his command In
oil the fighting which subsequently occurred ho was
conspicuous for his galanry the field. appearing
almost wholly regardless of danger. Frank, generous
and atfectonate in his nature he attached himself
to every one with whom he came in contact. he was
universally regarded one of the most promising
officers in the army. and the service has suffered an
hreperabe loss in his death. Col l.. T. Bradley. 5ls
Illinois, succeeds to the command OF tho brigade.
HERoIsM.
Gen Morgan mentions incident Illustrating the
endurance and heroism of tho soldiers the following:
Corporal Donaldson. Company g. belonging to the 10th
Illinois lat Brigade of Dayss division, had his hand
shattered by a she'll lie walked back from the trench
to the field hospital without assistance. where the
hand temporarily dressed, and then walked mile
to the division hospital where 1t was found necessary
TO smputate the hand he left) at the wrist He sub
mitied to the operation without a murmur scarcely
expression Of pain and as soon a. II was over he
up took brush of leaves. and began 10 brush oh
the flies from the sick and wounded, remaTing calmly
Il glad have hand LETT to assist others with
Gen Morgan personally witnessed this exhbi.
ton OF herom on the part of Corporal Donaldson and
thought the circumstance worthy OF mention. Ills ne
rOic bearing was tho thome of admiration among his
comrades. He is veteran in the true sense Gen.
Morgan has i've veteran regiments composing hs brig
ade.
Gen. Wagner commanding the ID Brigade, speaks in
terms Of high commentator Of the officers killed out
of the brigade Capt. Kirkpatrick leo the assaulting
column. and Capt. Elliott behaved quite as CALAMITY
Both men were TT to command regiments. Beside
these losses the 97th Ohio, OF the brigade, Col
Lane lost during the attack the enemys line, June
- officers and "a enlisted men; they drove the enemy
from his rife pits and held them. On the 23d. Gen.
Wagner lost effort 10 advance his line 81 men and
officers out Of the 51th Ind Capt. Stedham one OF
them, is spoken Of os very superior officer lie fell
within the enemys line. The Goth Ohio V. l., same at
tack, lost 10; killed. and wounded. Col +. A.
BartesOn OF the Tooth H. was killed while command
ing line OF skirmshers the 23d. The whole loss IN
Wsgner's brigade is $50. Previous loss, l4l.
Color Sergeant Michael Delany. 9th Ill. planted his
flag on the eIemys works and was thrust through with
bayonet. He held TO his colors, and was after
ward shot through the mouth and twice through his
left arm. Three color corporos were shot down
as they In turn picked up the flag.
Under q flag OF truce tie Union dead were removed
the 29h. Tho dead had not been stripped but their
watches and valuablcs were gone Among the bodies
was tOunG A0lLtlnt heDfy W. tiAi, 5lSt ILL., VINO hhi
been shot in eleven different places. several Of the
wounds in vital parts. His ring Was found by Colonel
Bradley but his sword was IN the bands Of the enemy
An officer, Col piersOn, L think. promised 10 return
the sword declaring that he was 30 gallant man ne
cOnd not retain is.
BY means Of the list Of casualties sent herewith the
country will be able app eciate the desperate char
aoter Of the enterprise undertaken and the heroic yaor
displayed by our officers and men.
GIN. KIABALL NOT KILLED.
The Msnpkjs Agpal published al Atlanta. June q p
win L ~
find 10 be mistake-the next time they have occasion
meet the st Brigade Of New tons division IN battle.
Gen. Kimbai unframed
LIST oP CASUALTIES JUNE 27-lfTH ARMY CORrs.
IsT BRIGADE, ID DiyIsIoS-GES. JAS. ID. MoR-
cspt BIsdfera cook, Co. e. 10Th Mich, mortal ch4rie.
H. wounded; J. J. brown, Co. G., oih Ill., wounded Edw
Williams Co f. lgih IN. wounded Joshua Sioes'on Co ~
W rounded John Thompson Co d. 10th H., wounded Simon
Duggar Co. b. lIh H. wounded Hospital steward John
Iiobson Co. b. 18th Ill., wounded; Wln +. Mcdaniel Co G.
lCth Ill., Killed VIM VI. RothTock Goth H. wounded Richd
Carter Co X 6th H. neck severe John Bnir1rd Co. r.
This brigade wes not in support Of tho attacking
column Uhc Cd and 81 Brigade) holding the trenches
LOSSES IN wAGSERs BRtGADE.
s7tb Indiaua-Cspt. Addison NJ. Dunn, wounded 9TH
oho-Lt Cot NJ. Barnes, woandedi Ii John l. Ogls' !
sounded Cspt. W. Berkshire, X, killed. 26th ohio-s 4
It. Col J. r. Boon Capt W G Irvine 4oih ndans-sp,
cbs. Elliott Co Killed SsPI; AS,s9s hs.
ofthe It. bs,er Co o, 1t Reeee do IL ko!b T.
Coleman. ID,
Total loss go the 40th Indiana losing lOs.
FOURTH coRPs-sTASLEY DIVISION.
The losses in this division the 9th amounted 10 o.
Among the rcst were the following officers
Ont Fursnson Co. A. 43ih Ohio. fracture Of thighi Car-
grbaso Co k i0l Ohio shoulder, Aesh Lieut. John Rob
e,'G s Se q 5 ss len Ash 1sP HsI e. k sS no
eg flesh Capt Denny Co. yh ONO fracture Of sa2lari
mt brown Co H. Jst Indiana, forearm flesh On the "a
I'd Mcdonald orderly Of Gen Howard Co. b. 'th Rhode
S%S Gen c. O. HsfEer killed Capt 4. o. wh,eside
- Tg w. sEygxrn lLLsos-Lieut. A. J. Sides killed
capl. r. P. Lyte, wounded in arni Lieut. Isaac Nash
T sreoSD ILLINOIS c'Pt. Geo Gib'Gn killed
FIyrx .Fnsr lLLIsois.-Ad- IL. w. Hail. killed. Lieut.
killed Capt Theo T. Brown, commanding reg
inent wounded in arm severe Lieut. Iho- Cumin'ns''
ssyEsTT NisTH iLLlsos-cspt RObt. Lacy. wounded in
S.xrrFnrH OHIo.-Lieu,..col. Whitbeck wounded In
breas, severe; Capt. n. l.. Williams. Killed.
ONE HuSpRED.ASD TwKNTI.fUrH OHIo-L.eut Ollie.
vsrs naunded; Lieut. Freeman 1oman, wounded. Capt
klancbsstor, KILLED June 2il Iout BurnaH, wounded
Ihlap Ss1e both arms Csp " H. Bsr.l would
ed in shoulder severe Lieut. w. Carter wounded in head
REPORT OF CASUALTIES N SECOND DIVIsi0S, FOUR
.TEEsTH ARMY CORPS, GIN JBfY c. DAVIS, COM
MANDlSG-sEcosD BRIGADE, COL. MITCHELL,
COMMANDING.
ys~er lli.t Ohio killed Capt. NJ b.. Cs,On, int Oho.
killed Lieut. Grouse 18th Ohio, hed Lieut. L. a. fA'i'A'
CosmlssioSsD OyYIczns wousDrD.-LieutCoL D. b.
Warner 18th Ohio, ampuiaiedi Capt Duian, 40
Ian arm Capt bowersock do Leg Lieut. DUNCAN
do leg aputaed Lieut. Bentley, do thighs Lieut. aisoh
lace badly Pagker do eg Lieut. Bs1er do leg am,
Inflated, Lieutenant Ljppincot, do, neck; Capt DAVID
Iloyd i2st Ohio; Lent Charles T. Cavis' DO CAP W D.
Akins 18Th Illinois, Lieut. George A. brown DO Lieut.
n Lindsay ss,h Ohio; Lieut. {, Thomas, DO ~ -,
Enlisted men wounded 355; killed ao missing 20 OF winch
-four Of The Jah lliAois, supposed to be killed ,.o,
The following is an exhibit Of the casualties In the 2d
' Killed Wounded Missins. Total
g gtcsp 9f bfissi:.::::: i - 9 Il
Third Brgads....... % ~ " %
Total. ...........lR 90 % go