The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16


Nothing like full account OF the casualties that o.
Cured in Admiral Danlgrens naval brigade during The
expedition for the cutting Of The Charleston and savan
nah Railroad has heretofore been published The fol-
lowing Is perfect list could made If the killed.
wounded and missing of this brigade with the names Of
the vessels to which they Belonged
BATTLE or BoyD's NECK, Eov. 80.
KfIed-Phiiip Napp first sergeant, Co. d, msrnes,
Woundcd-Wliam Wilson, private, Co. b, marines,
Mingoe, in fnger-has since died; James Walker pri.
yate, Co a, marines, pawnoc, in jaw; Philip Clancy,
second sergeant Co. D marines, ontac, in ankle, Pat
rick Nelly, private, Co A marines, Sonoma, in wrist
Michael Maoncy, private, Co A. maines, canaudaigua,
dapua, in thigh; james oNcil ordinary seaman, gun
No. l. naval artillery tamela, o head; Robert joy,
private, Co B, marines Mingoe in Leg found on the
tation Of the thigh was performed
BATrLg OF THE TULIriSNEY, DEC. 9.
Wounded-Thoinas Mcdonald, ordinary seaman, Co G,
infantry, Saratoga in left breast and has since died
Mortimer Tower Iandman Go. G, infantry, Saratoga in
spinc and has since died. Edward Birch, ordinary
man, Go. b, infantry, sonoma in left ankle Pntrck
Gleason andsinan Co Il, infantry, Sonoma In right
foot, Michael Lynch, landsman, Co b. infantry sonolna
Saratoga IN left wrist; James Northrop lsnisman Co
A, infantry, Memphis, in left arm; Thomas Naion
private Co 3, Marines Saratoga, ia left breast and has
since died; George Groth, ordinary seaman, Co q, IN
fan:ry St Louis in right shoulder, Charles Hannah,
landsman Co G. infantry Saratoga in left side Charles
Wilson, ordinary seaman Co ~ infantry, Gosanum, Ia
right foot kobcrt Wilson, ordinary seaman, Co 10, in
fantry ST. Louis. in right arm; Horace Thompson TEA
man, Co. ID, infantry, New Hampshire, in lief, arm.
SECOND ACTION ~ TUE TuLIFISnEy, Dsc. 7.
Wourde.f-Edward Kcncrcr sergeant, Co. z, marines
Pontiac, in left side There other casualties
this day in the Naval Brigade though the coored troops
suffered very severely.
rHr.p Action IN TnE ruL,rrSSgY. prc. ..
ktied-Warrcn Boynton ordinary seaman, Co. ., In
fantry, Saratoga
Wounded-aobcrt Kcllon, private, Co n marines
New Hampshire, In len lung, and has since died, James
German, private, Co A. marines, James Adgcr In abdo
men, and has since died. Christopher Lutz sergeant and
acting lieutenant Co. y, marines New Hampshire,
wounded and taken prisoner; Thomas Quinn private,
Co b. marines, New Hampshire, in thigh, r. w. Hood
private, mariues Donegal In left thumb; william Cor
don, private, Co Is, marines, Pontiac, Ia left fore
finger X. G. Bates, second sergeant Co. A, marines
St. Louis in arm William Mc1urray corporal Co G.
Marines Flag in left hand James Flynn, landsman, Co
T. infantry Sonoma, III left shoulder; William Pool
landsman, Co A. infantry, Memphis, In right breast
mortaly Peter Wilson, landsman Co. G. infantry, Sara
Saratoga, in head, slightly; William Edmunds, lands
man, Co. G, infantry, Saratoga, In LEFT forearm;
John Anderson, landsman Co. q, infantry, Saratoga
confusion from spent ball Joseph Wallace, ordinary
man, Co C. infantry, Saratoga, left hand George Gal
lagher, lnndsman Co u, infantry, Csmeia, scalp;
head, slightly Bernard Quinn andsman Co a, lnfan.
try Memphis confusion right foot Dinby Smith, lands
man, Co G, infantry, Saratoga in the head, slightly
Brubaker, private, marines, in the breast slightly
Assin9-John Heating, landsnan cimeronci Bcr
nard Dyer, private Co e marines Ct Louis; Manuel
he Jczus, private Co G, marines, ST. Louis.
SUBSEQUENT CASUALTIES.
Subsequent TO these engagements william Moore, gun
nors mate, Nantucket received wound accidentally in
tnc left wrist Acting Masters Mate Guidcrsleive,
imerono received MIME ball In tho right asm Acting
HnSsn Thomas Stevens Pontac, received musket shot