, 1865-04-26
THE Lust REGIMENT.
The y8tEa Illinois Veteran Infantry
Libt or i11rInbcr8 who toOK Passage
on the Initiated SteE4uef Gen. Lyon
x~fCorrespondence Of the Chicago Trbune.]
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~lcorrespondcnce Of the Chicago Trbune.]
IN BRIGADE, ID Dr., .13rH A. c.
GoLDsnoEo, N. C., April Q, 1856.
Enclosed have the honor to furnish you
full list Of the names of the officers and
enlisted men Of tnis command, that after
serving their country long, faithful and well,
and escaped the dangers Of many hard fought
battles, have now, at last, when going home
with buoyant henFts, met with most cruel
death. They entered the service in The fall
! of 1861, and the cnr]y part Of 1902, md went
into the field as &Tcgimcnt In March, 1885,
They have participated In the riege of Cor
NTH battle Of Ccrinth; In the campaign Of
Gent1al Grant through Centrn} Mississippi; /;
down the celebrated -Yazoo Pass expedition !;
Grand Gulf: Raymond; Champion Hills i;
with Sherman to the relief Of Chattanooga
then to Huntsville; from there, r;4 Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta, to Savannah, and from
Savannah to Fayetteville, thence to Will
nington. Thtir loss. though terrible to all,
orbe thoroughly appreciated, except by
those who knew them well.
Nojor Files was In command Of the detach-
ment, with orders to master cut at Whining
ton bnt somc misunderstanding occurred,
and they started for Springfield, tia New
York, on the Inflated Lyon. There are scarce
" enough nov lett OF that noble body OF
mea to tell the feartn, fate Of the rest.
Phase insert the list In your valuable paper
1t will interest many Esmilies and friends
Il Eoughout the State.
The only accounts have yet In regard to
the burning. and losses On the ship Is taken
fon theNe~ York press, hence I am yet IN
duced 10 believe more were saved This
command heartily joins the bereaved families
in ,hei, lamentations. Their e:rchi!dren, fathers,
brothers, friends, and neighbors we're amang
The lost they were our kind,ed and assocl
ntes In arms against the common foe. We
loved them. Their ghas .ly death has wrought
on the minds of this command feelings Of
suddentd grief that cannot soon be forgotten,
JOHN P. HALL, 1t. Col. Com.
HEADQUARTERS s6ru RroT Ill. VET. Isr.;|
1n BMa., 81 Dry, 18th A G,
Go1DsDono, Y. C., April 0, 1861
Official report Of the number, names, rank
men IT the 3Gth Illinois Infantry, whose term
Of service hay!n. expired, were, by order Of
Breyet Major General John E. Smith, sent
fsom Fn ytttevillc, North Carolina. on the
18th Of March, across country to VIII
mlnegtop, North Carol'na, there to bo nus
tered out Of service, one hundred and ninety
nine OF whom are believed to have been lost
by the bur ming OF the United States steamer
Central Lyon, of Cape Hatteras, March Mat,
1861:
OTTtEEAS-A130f Ja1df8 +. Fl1ea, kl1Afkaf Hal
ASSISTANT Surgeon Allied T.. March, Hospital
Steward William u. Bradley, co1nmIs:ury ser
eeanl Lyman D. Bennett, Principal Musieian VIII
''1@ cosr4s1 n 10FIrst Lieutenant, eeorgetHWa
Rankin, Sergeant Ssl,s 3. Cole. Priyates Robert
sss nea 5 ssa9
ed before reaching WtlmIng gton, William Denton,
Josish Vetback. James R: Robinson:
~ Ttnen Gso
t:o1d7, do; Wm. J. J.mlson; do; Benz; s. NJ
BuebY, do; Thos BIoodwortb, do. Priys!es-
Simon 1 Iipcet, Enoch Andrews, Chas. Bissk-
ford, Mm B5a.ntes. James N ,.ssFtefs Fs29sis a
q. Ds1sp. John y: Fields, John y. Forester,
soa. Benz. i IeQuaJ, Jas. r. IcMultfy. Wn. !.
Jetse d. Veatcb. barid Wtnkles: "''
t., coxrAsT O.-F1Est Lieutenant Jshn G. Lewis;
william Bradshaw; Corporal. Lohn b. Mezo,
I.aae Johnston, William Smith, James Murphy,
Constant Hszo PHvatee-Perfy Ashton, Denis
Ricbsfd Heard. John Hurst Albert E. Johnston
| Thomas 4. Lanfco. Thomas 6. Mezo, 4olson Pat
rson Gee5ss " Pseplcs Ao1sndes sna. sass'e
cosr4sT E.~W:,ilan i. wcbbc.. Captain ;
Jo.lah Joiner, First Ltsutcnant:. Edward D.
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Corporal; Wm. ). Atkins. Corporal; George u.
Shruu, Corporal; P1tva.ce VIM; Adams, Denj. F:
BroI1s, Thoe. i: .CarfieE, Joseph J. Cutrlll, Wna
y. cropper, Felix @: Davis, James A. En4core,
Geotes q; EnseoEe, William 4. Gtao:s, Preston
yood, Gilbert g; Henry, William johnson. Perry
Long, Dnny Milee, Martin q; oMent, trepotted
rescued ef the wrecf1 JohR :: A,1ss. lssae Pas
iins, ii homas D. Ritter, Gavin Stephens, William
D. Stepheneou, Jacob, sFottner, GEORGE strott
ner, Joshua 9. Siapkas4, John $. salyadse. VI!
Albert Weir:
CoarANT F.-seeopd Lieutenant Hiram 5
gu1ssP ssasP
eeont Leroy Pez1y. Corp. Albert SmaIlaouse, Corp
yathew Humphrey; pttvstes Ffanc1s u. Hoaiaek
Tshn sw91 ync9S sea Lseff
Stephen Moore, David Morgan. James R. Perry
| Francis n. Maddox. Wiley. Wi.l.fosd: Rooci
trcpotttd rescued 81 The wreck; !, Anderson Y
| Nations, Solomon Hardin, William II. Jennings
Jeu m1ah v i,liauas.
co.GAzx G-1st L5sat; cyrgs s,1I I Go1ody: ss,ss
A. Fowler, Corp: John Harrowood, Pdyates os1i
Bclyin, Geo.se ". Dqgan @ YIN: J. ual1igsf, @ ,,a9 VT
Miller, James R. McCulley, james ". Au.srave
William II. mil, Jonss L.. Nations, Jossp
Pe.rcc, Leander I,sy, William Ray, Elihg z. Tai
rant, William ": Upton. Georgo ": William
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Conr4x1 H-Panl 7. Hallback, 1st Lieut.; WI
liam T. Hereford, Corporal; James n Boyce, Coz
pora1 Edgar D. Tra:saIl, Corporal; Priyates-
Natbsn Rorsh, Itaac Brown, Kinsay Cullisor
| William GseHc, Cornelius E. johnson. Frank!i
B, Limpert, Asberry D. Mue4rave. David over
Henry Mann, James Copeland. Charles Rudolph
Charles sr1ewsll, George Vincent, William
coarAsI K-corp. Simon P. Williams; Cor,
Brunch, Howell Dobbs, Robert EYans. Iaspi
Fitzgerald {repo1tee rescued OF the wrec.sA Wn
q. Garner, Melchesideck Iaeka, Edward W. Mitcl
/ ell, Henson G. Rains, Weodey Reams, Jan1es i
Reynolds, David Wit!iam1.
ConfAA1 John ". Livingston, Vim. Kant
Noble A. Macon. Sutler.
Lieut.. Spanu, fortunately, was lelt In W1lmsn.
The two men Of Co. I ba7log descriptive roll
Joaeph h. Bcnners, Co. c, who had been 4 prt
oner for eleven months, Il reported to have toi
ed the command at WILMINGTON. and was losis
James Bill, Go: a, Is reported captured BY It
By order OF Lieut.. Col. Jous P. HAIL,
NJ. J. DrnrsET, Adjutant.
FROM RICHMOND.
Important Order by Gen. Ord.
WASHINGTON, April u.
The following important order by Gen. o.
explains itself:
DEPAHTaAsT Or VIRGINIA..
, KicHMoHD, Va. April Fl, 1855.
Several paro}cd officers ut The Army Of Mort
ern Virginia having slgnifed their, desire to {