, 1864-07-31

Iieat. Rincsbu15. ~ a4st ipdIanss killed..
iieut. cols Brnwn' ssd oh1o. mortal.
Cant. L7nrh 9Th Oui0. mortal.
Iituf. toi Churchill. s1th Ono, wounded.
Col. Howard, ID Iowa. siicht.
Cart. lane, Slet Onio' Killed.
Lttnt. q. uooser. II; 0oio. Killed.
Espt uancy. SD ILLINOIS. mortal.
Lieut. Gilmore I'd Ihots, serc1c.
co,: ssandets' ~ ~ nt !"Has ,se"e ssse5e.
it:n, fn1araf: nn,pfc ~ anh b Iiinois ssvero
Esp1. Il. Kincs i0tn Iii1oois seSere,
Csrt Fra eijth ititnnis. g3,(en.
CAPT slSrt, 3fet Illinois, severe.
Lieut. L1tI,e, 3lst Ilnoi+, aeveie.
Lieut. Cara, 3ltt lllano y, seTere.
Lieut. Moonlneham, 3lst Illinois, wounded and
~, miss.ne: H 49,, ns,,,, .o,..xr,,
fsen1 E Sneer ':sth af' nhin seyrrr
nsnt' 4il;e,me ;Bth Dhfu. MI sing.
Ltent. Arnold, 9Th Ohio mortal.
capt. Underwood. S.th Ohir, missing.
Capt. MCUnt1e, l11h nMnoit, killed.
Lieu. Eohy; fatlery :, 1tt !',1aotf: Ms sti!ea.
Lent smitn, nes,tfy @ y,' ~ ino's' hi,1s eapsorea'
fiens 1sma - e., nv. ssavs. asvr,s Aeo
Tsnt R.+s asth nhin' silied.
iieat. GoGowa. 18th Indiana, wounded and mi.~
sl1g.
cnpt. Aodcrf e9th lndisna. aevefc:
Iisn, e nia n LIMOS, at1od xen
tse;t W.,jen n s:tn H,v bhin' H. Killed
Cspt. Schultz, s;;h uhio. rnirsing.
Capt. lei. 4th ohio, Killed..
Lieut, resclval. ,s!th Illinois revcrc.
;ien! t1q nh lllino's iln,., KILLED h,,on,,.ca
hA' ~.
a5orfab1c Wurdcf IN a hahWay Gar"
,r,o,n II. M.rchss,ss& aa *: i:n,rd,,n 1ntv.e1
AZ niTncjnns cr1mr yns nernrfrsted late on
sufur5.y evening, in a tlrst- ci .es carriage ou
the North Loud1n Railway, when a Nj. fbos.
Br!ers' envay,d d In tic uankIn,. estabijsh.
m. nr nf Mrsers, Kuhor,s. Curtis s. Co, of
Lombard street, WIS n,urderously aeaauit.l,
plnud cred, aud thrown ont Of the train. Be-
tween and o'clock OIL Saturday evening,
lett come friends in the Old Kent road.
etutipE that be would 60 By omnibus to the
city, al,i then tax. tiIe tsstn trom Feuchurch
| street station for HecEney.. FROM the ting
Of bis getting Into the omnibus In p'd mt
line, between Old Ford bridge and Hackney
NICK station, nothing mas prem CLEANED u
MS movements sha II III tot hnn~h WHf.urr
my one was ~ us company. me srnoeIous
outrage was ols"osered Anont quarter or
.tns, ou The afrtva! at Hackney OF Inc 10
t5a'H from fenchurcn street statloh. ssa.
| f1tf"an callen tne attthtlon OF tta'nes, tae
| Eu rd, 10 Inc etase et co,np4ttment OF
| nrst' claae catr1oge' NO ". he nau opsneu
The door at ttnchn-y with me iutention
7
one OF tne cusnons, Which ae lonn3
| 10 pe COVERED ~Au o1uo4. !ne EuEu
m loGklbg ~ 1nnna eacn u DC me
fset. NOT oh'y tae CUSHIONS, oa1 tae
Moos s.ues uau m!aanms 1 *sse tto oesnata ,,Ita
with ulooo 10 some places thrTc was quite
pool. ne also lonou lnslae tae carfl'ge
yensleman's hat, walking suck. and =
small leathef nag: Inc guard at once tooR
charge or ths articles, ind Locked inc door.
some lSh'es Wro W rs IN tue aol2!nln5 co1l,
| t11ftmPnf Called fhE
ta TIC cl1cumsthnce taat s''ine olood haa
sauTed through tue cHrriage window on
their dresses 10 Tue Tram came rom BOW.
About tue same t1u'e that tue ABOVE discoE-
cEy Was nIaoe, tts ara.er ana e!okef o. an
engine which lad been working the Hackney
Wick and str+tfo!st tr~thc WAS returning
from the Wick sutton to the 30" locomo-
tive works OF tue Norm LONDON Hall l"ay.
AS thty we're approaching the railway bridge
"ve5 buckets ears'' e the u!1 stds o. , tbe Mlt;
hatheh III blood. He was at once conveyed
tn The alitfnrn Arms, and euspIclrns Of innI
1,lny wete ut tonce3roused. f1ie clothes we're
lowered with blood, mid the brokru link Or
tun:hole IN lis waletcoat. Neither watch
or the other part of the chain w,s found,
and this at 1.,e led 10 the suppositlon THAT
he had been plunderei. On thc lett side ot
the head. jurt OYER the EAR. which was torn
away, Wi. found Il deep wound, the skull w.,e
,rartnred AID the bnne driven In, On the baac
of The skull there were four or fire laceratcd
wounds, there were more blows ou other
| urla oi The head and the medical gentle.
men expressed th.1r surpris@ that the IN t,r-
tunat,. mn r..r hlou}d be alive tue wound
nyer the LEFT car being alone sufficient tc
c.nse tteafh. Etim1,laris were an,,lttd viii
y vin,r tn rratorjn., conscfou sncss. but to ne
1,nr,,o.e In fis tronsrr. 1,,rket Hert found
t...n1r 4,nnrds an5 fen shi.ftnrs In 0n1d AM
s,,.at ~ thera was stlver snnff: hoy in hi,
. .,,.ot nn.:l - f1p1x onre II Ia thon,,h Ill
.he nrtn-,nnatts man ri,I',s anv Sims Of sen
s,h,1,t, IN id female eeryant called Ii n b,
= nar'r| md d. Slight Trembling movement Q
lie i<,,a 80 and q gnrcl;n- ,,rosn seemed to IN
ie .iea ~ th.t ha H. ths S,ire hnt II was IN
IT, ,cnn,entsrr art1sn' Several mef1ica
men r.msined II, attendance nearly the Who'll
nirht and In the rnnrse RI the morning Ii
I srf1e1er wss rsmoyed in lister from tie tay
;. s-n tn h,s hnnsc NJ Harknrv He d}pd a
t .ntd,I,ht ~ snndar- IN ernmfntnc- tn
0 ~a4stc.s, r. wss rren that a watch had bee1
torn frn1n The wats,coat pocket. and ih
chain had tecn broken ehoft or at the link q
,. book. which stlH held to the walstcoa
d pocket The gold e5e.g1sss IVES also missing
g ind Subsequently Hr. Briggs. jr. Identiiis
g the etick and bae when were found ia tt
Il comnart1nent NJ those belonging to his fathel
q The csrrtape has three first cl4sa compar
Q mcuts. On opening the door Of the CON par
y y shent the anteEsos, as before stated, was fohn
Q | TO be III all directions beameAred with bloo{
= there being clotted pools on tue cushions an
IN the door. Thrrs vas ample evidence of
usaoS ~ ass.e ~ 1911 P.4Ge ~, u,
) On inspecting the outesse OF the carriag
4 which would be the otf side OF train goin
I. to Camden. the body OF the carriage was Sec
b TO lie hesmeared with blood, az If 1t bad bee
Ec tpurted on es the train ne~ %. Inc vi
n dow Wae down aud on the nfass handle
r. were MARKS OF bloody band. leading 70 2 b
n lief that the door had been opened !
4" throw tie unfortunate maa oot on
le the line and then closed oo tae etep Q
u peato The door "ae 1oona potuon o. u
.r IN tue foor Of the compaf1uout was aiseo
ley onG ~ sns e11Asa % 80 ~ euU .s. -
n SONG ladit a complaining to the guard at G.c
=. L. hson1h n tha nm wsn1n. ~ she;r rop
If ,nrut M Wben the train was passips mar V,cs