, 1864-05-25


cur toops, and locomotive under steam Wa
burned and blown up. Qeu. Kautx than strUrk
so9thHard, and Destroyed the btations md tfaek
Wd;sviile, on the Petersburg and L.nchhurg ratl-
road. This Was Oh the 14tht about evening. PISS.
inE through Notto"sy % %coanty to re center 70 q
reached Lawscncasille It 10 p. NJ, where it biz
cuacked for the night. Leaving Lwrercav,lle at
daylight on the nafntag Of the 18th, movement
Weldon E.ilrosd IN Gsernsvtuo county. whero tho
nored up tho Petersburg and Weldon rstroad to
lie + t. ,d Gen II Raats s'
. Water tanks. DC. were In process OF recunttEuc-
lion and The road was repairing at this point The
tanks were again destroyed, and tho road diso-
S9,fd sefdo,e s2d torn up an' pont0on train "A' also
The column then struck for Freomsn's Bridge, a
county structure across The Nottowsy River. On
destruction OF tho bridge. The bridge was only
partially demolished, however. when tho command
reached It. hich was about midnight OF tho 10th
ately put to work; the bridge w4B rebuilt in few
hours. and at daylight Of the 18th the command
proceeded for City Point, within our lines, which
The command Of Gen. Kautz was harassed at all
available points by the enemy. Yst the work
which this gallant cavalry officer set out to per.
rebel comml.tary etores, in dopots and mills, were
captured and brought in, and the resources Of ths
re6sl ,s ..ny serlgusl{ r}t crippled sL,r..+ 49,
burg Eailroad. previously destroyed By Gen.
Kautz, vss tonnd to be in process Of reconsruc-
toectber WITH ii ths material proyidod for is CON-
FROM TIE ssTH fEL1Eols-LIsr OF cAsu.
ALTIES.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunal
FIELD Hosr1rA1, MAI cHEs7saEM1p; H.s p ~. ssXiA.,{
herewith send for publication list Of CASUAL
tiee occurring in the 89th regiment Of Illinois Vet
eTan Volunteers. during the severe battle fought
yesterday near Drury BiuHs. The killed, wounded
and ntssins amount, ns thus far ascertained, to
330. Among the severely wounded Ia Col. Osborn
who is wounded in the night elbow joint. Ho WAS
Immediately sent to Fortress Monroe. Maj. g. 8.
Linton Is severely wounded in the side, the bail
passing through. II Is doubtful II he survives
Adjt. Joseph D. Walker WAS wounded through
the bowels, and died Of his wounds 1xgt night,
Capt. James Wnghtman received mortal wound
in The lungs, and died this morning. Capt. Hiram
Philspa is missing. 1Aeas- KIn*sbu1T. OF Co. E,
was shot through the elbow joint; hts arm was
amp7tated last night Lieut.. klddes, Of Co, B,
was shot while loading wounded into the ambu-
lncee. I &m eendin2 the wounded to the hospital
boats a. fast as possible.
Tho regiment fought gal1ant1y, and received a
datteri1g notice from MAJ. Gen. Butler In person,
who compiimented them upon their bravery.
Reg. ~. PEI. F0ks, Hay tCkh, 1861
K11xp.-AdJt. Jo1cph D. Walker; Capt, James
Wightman, G; Albert G. Stephenson, G; M hsp-
lei j.. Tohias, .; Patrick Kenrey, u; 3ilas Rem
ton, E; Elisha Kan, E; Lawrence baker. E: serrt.
dai:, 6; ilaac 3. Andrews, q; Wm. &. M,y. q !;
Josenh Reeves, G; Lewis Hurley. I: John Wer-
T,.sreo o~,s r1t~.- II phtln-. p
Bower, 4; panl. Ashton, 4; Harvey Tracy, 4: +.
Broechet a; ! Andrer syhertA; ~ 4; Burton 8. Wa'..
Johrton, 3; selgt Wm. Il. Worth, G; selst u.
Horder, G; Corp. Seth st. John, O: Corp. Albert
Flows, c; Corp. Andrew Allen, G; Jeszy. Rich
6; Jes,:e 1. Fst1ell D; Robert N. 9ernmsriins,' '
D; Sert- David NJ. Hanson. SerRt Major 1seees
Bishop sc1gt; John L. Ripple, E J; Corp VIM. RE
Il: 4ae Besas F:sF RsGe Tf Pa F.
bert Anthony, G; John Pacsy, q; Alfred Luscom5,
sle 81 IT, Maa;f1 Mse fefg r.; 't9 whte5
Corr. ]. n -Weedman, /; WIliam Wagner, /;
sa@1 Ream, I; Albert Miller: IL John Hoover, !:
John Vanfehaycf, !: John =: n. Holloweli, mn:
Augustus Butts.1ela; M 3; J0sS SS Lswls, Z: u
s 1ton dhdd s5e: csnt rgh; hts;.r few
z, left eide Of iaes; 1t Lieut.. EesmoreD D. Ktider.
., eis leg; cd Lf4t: Elisha s. Kingsbury., E, left
arm amputated John Harriaou, r, right thigh,
thy Do'nn, L. lsfs hand, slight; James Wilcox 4.
arm, severe: Wn. Willard, 4. thigh. severe; WIN,
Baxter, A, shoulder. sesere; Corp: John Williams
D, let TX, ee!eEe Lester BeG1With. D, shoulder,
amputated; Joseph ual1ett- B, head slight; Chaa.
es9S caf e sis @ ;'s % ses 5eaa. .Ea e n.st S1 .
shoulder. severe; Joseph Lilly, G, hight shoulder,
.eyere; Alchsel AeNail,. 9, 1eft hand, severe;
Doyle, D. lelt shoulder. severs Patrick Cannon.
2, !en ankle. seTere; Patrick Farley, D, head,
severe Corp. Annon Merrill, E. left ankle, severe;
James Giflett, E, lett shoulder, severe; ueo. Il.
Morgan, i, lower Jaw, ,eevere: Howard Joanson,
3 r; 5sTs5s ARnsns Eedf;rs e4t ;s%
shoulder, aeverc; Geo Sullivan, F. right knee Sc
verc: Fred. Kemp, F. left arm, aevere: Corn. WIT
enn Partsh. g, head, slight: Wm. Warner, g. right
arm. se1ere: Jacob Petttjohn. Q, right hand, se-
we're: Lesie B. Decker, G. right leg, severe j; Al
mond Schermsrhorn. q, throat, severe: Ezra 4:
Cook, G, right hand, serere: Ord Sergt, Samuel
meek, eerere; Airam Goodin. /, LETT leg, severe
]. q. johnson, I. abdomen, slight; Alex, Cass, l.,
LETT leg. eeht; Tleod Hoover ], left arm, eltsht
George LonebarEer, I. back: severe Joel johnson,
II M seaa h,Se &C.,
D. White I, right hsnd, severe John Ref1y I,
left hand, aEputatfon Of fore finger; E J. Erertr.
,9' shon1oes 4 .svs5e u:ns5 !Sra he,a sligh.
ney, J! lett side, sitght.
Surgeon a9th Illinois Volunteers.
The FIGHTING still continues, and commenced at
! o'clock ibis morning. To-day m.kes the twelfth
dag Of continuous f:hting.
lee's foree u Eetreatlng towards Petersburg,
as Is supposed.