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LATER FROM EUROPE.

From Northern papers we have European advices Of
the 27h of April, by the steamer HAMA which arrived
at New York on the 9th of May.
Great ar1ety was macifested in England on the sub.
ec of the issue of ,neral Grants campaign in Vir
gina Tee London Times acknowledges that victory
n5 Grant will compensate for all the previous delays q
the war, owing TO the "Wonderfu elasticity" of the
mind Of the people of the North.
The rebel loan experienced another advance in Lon
don on the receipt Of the Of the debate Mr..
Longs motion in Gong ess and the circulation of re-
port ha. the American Senate repudated the action Of
the House of Representatives against the formation OF
an Empire in Mexico.
In the e. gish Houe of Lords Lord Chelmsford call
ed attention 10 the mode in which Government opposed
TO deal with prizes brought by thebegerent Powers OF
America into British ports as described in the corre-
sponder ce p nted Parliament with respect 10 the
pr vateer ,csloosa. He condemned the course con-
emplated as da1gekus aud opposed to the comfy OF
nators Earl RUSSELL defended the course the Govern
meni had taken.
The cases of the Rappahannock, and piracy OF the
schooner j. l.. Gerity before the courts in Lon
don.
The Alabama put into Table Bay, Cape of Good
Hope, March 20, for coal. Sac had cruised off the
harbor ten days. waiting for the expiration OF tbe three
months which must eapse before coal can be aga n
supplied from the port. She reports the total
number of ships destroyed BY her in the Indian at
seven.
There is no later news from DuppeL. The Prussians
were a. work the batteries, which. are if possible
to repsat the Island of Alsen the feats achieved
the main land The King of D4nm rk issued proc'a-
nation declaring that the sufferngs Of the army will
be without fruit in the struggle for national exist
ence The King OF Prussia had returned to Berlin from
the battle field.
The Dlno-German Conference had assembled in Lon
dom and the Memorial DipIOmdtiqas OF Paris states
that Eogland and Frarce have agreed to recomn nd
and insist upon armistice This appeared to be the
main point foscusson it thought that unless
an armistice enforced by the conference Alison
must fall
The Liverpool cotton mirket was very firm on the
26s and closed fim with prices unchanged, on the
26 Of April. Breadstuffs quiet and steady, and
provisions steady on the 26th ult
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PApKRS ZOE TIE ARNY.

We learn that papers mailed 10 the army 90 no
reach their destination because the postage not anc
cannot in many cases be paid in advance, or on DE-
livery to army carriers BY the postmaster. To remedy
the difficulty in regard 70 the WhS We viii heFeAie'
prepay the postage at this sOe papers Ordered by
persons 10 the army 6eduotbs the amount OF postage
from the remittsnees sent
By an arrangement with the Postmaster at Richmond
We win mark each paper "pAd," which, by passing
through the Office here, will be evidence TO every other
Office that the postage has been paid here
When no post Office is given, but merely tho com
pAny, regiment, &C., delay Of day IN the Richmond
Post Office "a unavoidable Persons in the army order.
lag the paper will therefore state the post ONCE anu
We viii change the direction when requested.
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CONFEDERATE ooNeREss
SECOND cogaREss-nRsT SESSION..
SENATE.

bENATE.
SATURDAY, Nay IA, 1864
Prayer by Rev. De. Duncan, of the Methodist
Church.
Mr.. mitchell, Of Ark introduced bill to autho-
rz the appointment OF additional officers OF artillery
for ordnance duties. Referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs
Mr. Mitchell also introduced bill 10 provide for
the appo tmelt OF additional military storekeepers in
the Provisional Army which was referred to the same
committee.
Mr. SEMMES introduced bill TO authorize the pay
ment TO his representatives Of the amount of pay
due to Brig. Gen. Stafford, deceased. The bill was
read and parsed.
NJ. GRAHAM, of N. G., introduced bill decllra,o Y
OF the meaning Of the second section of the act to re-
duce the currency also bill TO amend the act to levy
additional iaxs, &C., which referred to the Com
mit,ee of Fuance
Mr.. SPARROW, from the Committee of Military At
fsrs reported bill to amend tee act creating the of
fee OF eusgn, which was read and passed. The bill in.
serts "Provs onsl" before "Amy" and author the
appointment of ensigns for battaone, SIS well reg
ments.
Mr.. HILL, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
back bill to authorize the Judge OF the NoIthera g.
trct of Georgia to change the place OF holding biz
courts with recommendation that II do not pa5s, Oh
the ground that the Judiciary Act" already coneri
the authority asked for. The bill laid upon t5e Ia
BILE for the present
On motion, the Senate went into secret legislative
session. When the doors we're opened the Senate ad
iourned
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IRON THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.


by the,Agent of the Press Association:
TRoM THK ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
We surrender large portion Of our available space
this morning such details OF the bloody battle of Fri
day as are furnished by the army correspondents Of the
Philadelphia and New York journals Contrary to the
received opinion, the correspondent of the New York
Tribune, writing from he.bate field Saturday evening
states that Ger. Lee simply fell back to another line
and attempted bring another engagement by bold
AID pers, silent diminishing.
Major Gen. Sedswick Was killed Tuesday. A ball en-
tered his eye and passed through his head, killing him
instantly. Gen. Wright has been placed in command Of
| Gen. Sedgwick's corps.
Dispatches from the Army Of the Potomac dated )
o'clock Tuesday evening, have been received at the
War apartment. Both armies then held their respect
i've POSITIONS Spotsylvana O. II without any mate
Ial change The enemy had been driven to his breast
works. his first line of rife pits having been carried by
| the 6tn corps, under Gen. Wright Tdere had been
heavy skirmjshiI throughout the day.
The Washington Chronicle Of the l0:h estimates the
reduction of sn Grants force by casualties and other
/ wise, at thirty FIVE thousand men.
An unofficial telegram from Washington, asserts that
| a general advance ordered on Tuesday AFTERNOON,
that the firing had been very heavy iron eclook until
sunset and that General Grant had captured large
amount of commiseary stores.
The correspondent of the New York Herald writing
from the bIttle field, Monday, sums up Grants total
losses to that date in killed. wounded and missing al
twenty seven thousand. Tn estimate does not Include
the straggers and sick. He that the supplies OF
tue Army of the Potomac were nearly exhausted, and
adds tina. if the Rebels give Grant much trouble on
the rest of the route they have done thus far his
chances Tor success are slim indeed.
A correspondent, Who had applied to Lincoln ftr
authentic news from Grant, was informed by the Pres
dent that Grant like the that had climbed the
ncle md then nuled the Dole I'D after him.
FROM NORTHERN GEORGIA.
Dispatches from General Sherman, dated at Tunoel
Hill 1880 p n. Tuesday, state that Nj Pnerson had not
attacked the enemy Rssaca in cons qusnce Of nd Dg
his position strongly fortified Mcpherson had &C
cordingly fallen back to Stake Root Gap. Sherman
was in trout Of Buzzara's ROost Gap, where be was
waiting The arrival OF part Of his forces.
Nothing had been heard from Gen. Bdtlers command,
nor anything of recent date from General Banks.
FINANCIAL.
Gold opened in b fillmore the llth at III closing
a. 1861 Ian advance Of Ct the closing rate of the
previous day. In New YORK, at 10 P. NJ on the llth,
gold closed at l76.
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damage 70 the gunboas and transports on the Red river
from their batteries The White Cloud, Admiral, Juliet
ard Meteor, we're fred into and badly damaged, and
many OF fheir crews killed and wounded. They made
An ok on the town of Greenvile, opposite Altxin-
dra La aud drove in the Union pickets at both places
several times but they ultimately beaten back by
,tbe gunbcats.
FROM ALBEMARLE SOUND.
The following Is represented TO be the state Of affairs
in Albemare sound, North Carolina:
We learn that the rebel ram AlbemAre, which CAP
tured Plymouth is now In full possession OF Albemaie
Sound. Ga Friday last she was seen fiom Roanoke
Island. There is no knowing what moment
she my make an attempt 10 take koaneke
Hind Newbern, other important ptiats There aie
reports that an roncad from Fortress Monroe has ar.
rived at Haeras and under way 10 meet ths rebel
ram. Commodore Melancthon Smith has arrived at
NeWbern, and takes command Of the naval forces IN
North Carolina Active and despsrae work in the wa
tiers OF that State was hourly expected.
LINCOLN sERKEADID-HE MAKEsA SPEECH.
Old Abe Was serenaded at the Executive Mansion,
Thursday night, AID made brief speech, in which he
said that he vas exceedingly grateful to know that Gen.
Grant had not been j0stsd from his pana, but is now
on the line Of movement according to the original de-
sign.
The Herad's Washington correspondent gives the
following vanished report of the speech
He returned his thanks for the compliment paid him,
and said that We had won great victory, for which we
Should return thanks to the Almighty, who had smiled
upon and blessed our efforts, and also 10 Gen. Grant
aud bis brave officers AID soldiers, to whose heroism
and eacricss we are indebted, under Providence for
this triumph. We had won great victory, but we
must not be preaturey guine, for although much
had been DONE there great deal of work yet to do
before the rebellion could be suppressed and the Union
restored There Was one thing which he desired TO say
10 them, and that VAS that while General Grant mao
met with stubborn resistance he had not been forced
back in the slightest degree from the line upon which
he had started; and moving forward upou the
line which he had marked cut before the movement
commenced. He had every con6d nce in General
Grant aud believed that he would accomplish the great
work which be had yet to do.
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rAK ca :

CIrY CouxcIL-A meeting Of The Council gas cid
at IL o'clock on Saturday, having been cssd together
at The instance Of the Mayor Ba. tie Mayor having
be notified that this BODY lad g. led thet he had
no communication. 1t is uuderstoed that the Mayor
intended 10 prefer charges agsius s5me Of the night
police, but recoOsiisrsd his intention.
Nc. George w. Randolph offered the following pre-
ambe and resolution which we're unanimously sdop ed:
Whereas, The pee pie of Richmond, 10 common with
their fellow citizens OF the Confederate States bave to
deploTe in the death Of Major General E. B. Stuart,
only the loss OF of the frat military characters
of the age, but also the Js Of cit zSl whose eminent
patriotism and pure lie gave the best guarantee that
his great military capacity wotll never be otherwise
employed than in the Of freedom aud the Welfare
of his country and whereas, they only recogniz,
this their great misfortune in common with the rect CT
their countrymen, but beang in mind that be yielded
cp bis heroic spirit in tbs mmedt, defence of their
~, end 10 successful tcrt to purchase their safety
by the sacrifice Of Lis own life they are profoundly
moved with sentiments Of gratitude for his great
vice and OF ventraton CT Lis glorious memory and
deous to express snd to record their OF peculiar
obligation in an emphatic and permanent manner; there
fore, be t
Resolved That the Couscl of the city of Richmond,
in behalf of the ctizns thereof tender TO the family
Of General Stuart their deepest AMI most hea,tet
doepce, aud earnestly request ,ha. the remaos of their
grea. beneactor may be permitted % remain under the
eye and guardianship of the people Of chnond, end
that they may be allowed 10 commemorate by suiia
BILE monument, their gratitude ssd hilseryices.
Resolved That the President of u 3 Co1nc,l
nicate copy of the foregoing prea al9 ald resolution
to the widow OF General Stuart If the request of
tue Council shall meet with appra ar.op tba ccm
mittee of three members be apo 9, whose suty il
shall be to report design for q tusst monumsEt and
inscription to some iu.ure meeting C. Is body.
The following Councilne65S.re ar ated commit
tee to carry out the foregoing rese,ns hesaTa. Geo
W. Randolph, S. D. Denoon and n 3. Hill
Mr.. Cruch6eld offered aresolulio, which was sgIetd
o. that the Committee Supp les he instructed to sell,
during the present emergcncy such officers and CHI
Gems from being engaged in military duty pre-
vented from earning their usual supfyT,.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

European advices to ss.h have been received. Two
fast steamers launched at Nantes the 2Sd for
tae Rebels aud it is affirmed that the French Govern
ment will not prevent them being armed, notwthsatd-
Ing the remonstrances Of Mr.. Dayton.
There is nothing from the Danish seat Of war,
aud nothing but speculatons as to the Conferences.
In the House Of Lords debate on the Government
action on the Tuscaloosa case took place. Chelmsford
attacked aud Russell defended the Governments policy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-16
SECOND DEsPAIcH.
WASHINGTON, May 9, lSs.

WAShANoIONi may AoOf'
The telegraph is working to RAppahannOck Station:
Up TO five o'clock this morning nore OF our wounded
had arrived there This creates SURPRISE and many ru-
mors are in circulation in consequence.
CONCENTRATIONS have been opened With Gems. Saith
and Gilmore, Who are Richmond, and have been
lighting.
10 tee York river.
There was no fighting yesterday aud our army is be-
Eeved 20 be adyaE cling successfully
Fredericksburg has been occupied, aud the railroad Is
being repaired.
mac for a week
The Medical Director OF the army estimates our losses
a, nearly ten thousand follows: Twelve to fifteen
hundred allied ard eight thousand wounded.
Lieu euant General ant has taken UP the bridges in
bis resr.
Tho Seventh pennsylvania reserves charged through
dense thicke and, being unable TO get back, all but
sixty were taken prisoners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-16

DIDsr LIKE THE YANKEES Daring the Dahgrcu
raid negro named David belonging to Mr.. Abrsm
Warwick of this city, escaped from tho city aud joined
she Yankee raiders. He remsinedz< them TIL laet
Thursday, when the fortunes Of bringing him
the city, he deserted and returned home.
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THE LAST OFFICIAL DrsFATcH.


WASHINGTON, May 81 p N.
A bearer Of dispatches from Gen. heades headquar.
ters has just reached here
he states that .e's army commenced falling back on
the night of day. Our army commenced the pursuit
On Saturday.
The rebels were in idl setrsat for Richmond by the
direcs road.
Hancock passed through spotsylvana Court House at
dasfght yesterday.
Our headquarters at noon yesterday were twenty
miles south OF the battle field.
We occupy Fredericksburg. The Twenty second
New York cavalry occupied that place at eight O'clock
last night
The depot for our wounded is established at Frede;
icksburg. EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary of War. e
PIX PRESIDENT REcOMNESDs PRAYER AND THANKSGIVING
TO ALNIGHtI GOD.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, May 9, 1864
10 The Friends Of UTRioo and Liberty;
Enough is Known Of army operaucoa with n the last
five DAYS to claim especial gratitude to God While
what remains undone demands mostsincsre prayers
to aud reliance upon Him (Eitbout whom all human
effort il vain r. commend that all patriots, at tbeir
homes ia thelr places Ct public worship, and wherever
they may be, unite in common thanksgiving aud prayer
TO Almighty God. ABRAHAN LlNcoLN.
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goo REwARD.

I OST-In the Capitol, this morning, 18th
IL inst EIGHTEEN HUNDRED DoLLALs, nine handred
In Pity dollar notes and nine hundred In Ten dollar notes Nos
OF the Tens from 1901 upwards all In new is,ne Tbs finder
will receive the reward BY leaving the same with
\. II WINNIE,
my14-25 Doorhseper House Of Representative.
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YANKEE PArrHs.-We are Indebted to the Exchange
Bur- au, ami to MIR. sy, for copies of late United
States papers We will be much indebted for similar
favors from spy Official soldier or cit zen who may come
into possession OF Yspk,e journals.
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GoIss ovbR TO TIE EsEMY.-Col. Evans regiment,
carly yesterday morning, caught two Richmond FREE
negroes who we're making their way to the Yankees by
the williamson z road
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-16

WARLIKE CosrRABlsD The police yesterday ar
rested Dandrdge slave of Reuben Station, who was &C.
ing around trying purchase some musket caps. He
did not disclose wha. he designed to DO With the caps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-16

RoBBERIEs On Saturday srcai row was made Of
colscii; negro men to work h' steries, and sev
sra hundred were Il short '.us lected by the po-
lice at the City Hall, but We re- ge see that two
thirds OF them were liberated = 'ayor, upon some
prelext entered by their maste Iployees. Some
wSrs'lbsrated because their 10 bu. one; ohtrs
because they toaited nemb.rs o, 'gyess aud othes
or equally ridiculous reasons. NJ PEI wanted on
our defences, ami every able bodit, cot employed
ay the Government 10 some depart I, rally import.
ant to the cause should " taken. s. .nsgro Hsiied
on the Hon. Mr. Buaconb on Qd.r r a, as,e Fastctab
or on Commiaary Pckens, or svep. 4, the Capito, f
slept in the Wa parmelt icsfei abou. any other
department., shou,d not be ground fer exempdo
Every one of them should be tai 70, except those
grces actually ct work for the Gov pent. They shoud
DC taken because their service sted by the
But there is still another Tho city is stripped
of its mala population. ShatL smiles and tones of
citizens be left the pillags c ~ nsgOe5.s ree of
animals the most thievish that lived, exeso. tie
Yankeesf We thiak not, dee ~. There a. but
Two ways TO prevents it, Either ID every abls-i o6i,d
male negroto the batteries, CT, hoad turn O. teat
he Government does MT .aem, have t5tro col
ected and pui under guard until present ene salcy
8 over
For The pis! week, the reg 9es being samewhs panic
struck by the sound Of came ae uuketry alb Z, he
city, haze ventured on' out ds and robbeTies. ave
been few but already their ia begun to saosie,
aud they have commenced their DEF relations Wehesr
Of one barglry en- Frdly rgh ID three on Saturday
night bu. feel confident ihsr twenty rha, have
not come to our knowledge They viii go on increasing
nightly till plan Is adopted tc get the negroes out Of
the city, or pu. them under strict surveillance. Tie
robberies we alluded to we're, Fiday night, krP.
A. Woods mmisson hcuie, COZ ner Of llth ard Cary
streets, robbed of thousand pounds Of tecop; Eat
urdsy night Mr. Johr Dool hat store was robbed of
quantity fgoods; Mr. W am ltserfcords dwelling
house, Frst kiln and lst street. robbed Of three barrels
Of nOu, and all his other supplies; hr g. Pmau Tylers
hen house robbed of all bis chickenl.
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DIVIDEND NOTI

THE Board of Directors Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- al nAve- declared
dividend dollars share the capital yable
Stockholders their legal alve
the LIST Of May, 1854 ). y. WlKsIOd,
my2-lw Treasurer.
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rRoM the Trans MI.srauprL

A despatch from New Orleans says skrmish hiss
taken pace between Grand Ecors aud Alexandria L..
General Lucas engaged the Oonfederates, under Whsr
TIN, two or thrie brgades strong, and fought him
and night for three dayp. TIE Conederates haa RbOug
ten thousand cavalry, and hSrassed the Uuion force
until within seven miles Of Aexlndris. The Union forces
were under Gen Emory.
The 0onfedera.es are reported to Be doing serious
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HTo THE VoFERs OF TIE County OF Lou.
VA=-I myself candidate your Suasess A.
oonoar no Revenue 81 Virginia ne soulb eide u
TIE county Louisa. ROBERT II WHITE
mye-Ns
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REcAPIrUIATi0s.

| <S'"i''''.'...s .............L 20
The balance Of the Reg'nogt sss sent to hold 20.
sition on The nigh, aud, though andsr heavy fire,
| maintained it wi hou los.
By order Col E B. Montsgue. Comm'dg.
A T. PETrr, AdJt
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sunsoAnHs whose PaPSs narfsd With Gross Nn an
IAnd nat her Of subscription aeOai 70 expire ana 81
emit prompgy n neg uish thsir papers continued
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RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY lS, ASA.

FERMs- DAILY, year. $50 nonh', als; three msn'n
IS. For q less period = per month.
sz.-WEnT, year, tsos mOnths, S1 No subscription
received for less than months.
WISH year, SiO d. uonIhs s. No ,ubsorpOn received
or les shan sH nonihl.
RsnIaAnoes a risk Of the Subscriber.
Rsnaness IN ave dollar old Issue discounted aeeoed
ing 70 The market value Richmond at the time Of receipt
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wAsHrseroS, May ., 1864

hAhhlNoiVNi may - AN't'
The Repu+ioan extra says:-Theee Is reason to pc
eye from dispatches already received since our lrs'
y a. dav thal Lee was forced TO fight at Spotsylvs-
MIA on Sunday, and was again repulsed and compelled
% retreat.
Another statement is that General Grant had Hanked
him. aud got between the rebel army and Richmond.
Lees report of the battle OF Thursday l's paels D.
ed in the Edmond papers, has been tl-SNpled to
his civ by GEN. Butler. Lee Gays that General Grant
attacked him. which coutrSdiets the report received
here that I.se made the attack upon our army Lee
EMPLOYS this language: 'T1ank God, We have repused
the sltacks OF the ,nsmy He states tat LongsTeet
is badly Wounded
Il historical fact, which zone en- deny, that the
much Z. Iked of Longstreet has never Woa victory
Leo says nothing in his report ABOUT the fight OF
Friday
Teleerams shoW that General Butler is still holding
the lice of railroad between Petersburg and Rchmond
preventing BeaureSard from reinforcing Lee
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LATER FRon ran uN.TgD STATES.

ACCOUNT on TIE Battles IN s'oT-
SYfVANIA-DEFEAr CONFESSED, BUT YIO-
TORY CLAIMED-BUTLER's soyEBENTs on
THE SOUTHSIDE
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Lewis Rogers Ia leg, vry bsdly; Prlvstee Jsmss
Mays, shoulder and sid., II sniy Sal b, n ankle; wv
Wal o. in head and hand WH
Company -Klled--Corrors S Erss. Wounded
--Pr'vates 3 lily in leg sss,relv y I WCotten, in
leg very badly.
Company K-Killed. csps Jobr Taylor; P.v.te
Matthew Perry. Wcunded-Pfi c. j a 81 Nc
Commsc, in head; Albert Gill So and kre.; S
Ii y, ia foo, Harvey d LiDse cA
J. JcrSEE <n 57tb Rsgt.
CASUALTIES IN $50 ,REGIs w. IN
PANTRY, IN FIGHT NEAR IKE, ~ URcH.
MAY 18th, 1854.
Go. A, 9 w Armistead Capt Coz s5'ug. Killed:
Private r Chisman. Wounded D. s.s Vim Watt,
severely, leg; G N Fltchest, slightly. lcs.
Co O. J Barlow, lst Lieus conlsedIg ", uud-
Cd: Pfva .es, G Eek MORALLY ALDO q; J CLARK, sc
verey, leg; Il Shelbutne, severely, iegi Part u,
slightly, thigh.
COZ, o P johnson, Capt comHss- ne. Killed. Phi.
ya'e Jno Tsrenton. Wounded Sergt ClsS Clark,
slightly, leg; Pfiyates, Robin 90, seyere7, sbdO
men, Jno Hall, severely, neck and leg; Wco.ten,
severely, leg; Stroud, Sigh ". arm; L VI iaws,
slightly, face Tucker, woundeo uissing; 4 fack-
er, missing.
Go. ], Stores, oaptaiU, con nding.-Wc IL ded;
oorpi Herbert, severely, back iyatss STORE,
severely, stould.r Vixen ssve Ia lex and aI1:
Paus, seve ely, both srsu; Il 3 Hornum, e5s rely,
side; d Kelly, slightly, fooqs I'D, slightly, aGd;
IL Patrick, sSSas.ly, ARM. 3 Aunu, Ell. ATTY,
| breast.
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