The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-28
THE WOUNDED.

names of all the wounded; but as far as we
! have ascertained, after careful examination,
the list which we give below is correct:
a. z. Ellyson, Mayor, bruised and stiff
ened by his fall
William Allen, policeman, bruised about
the head, badly;
William Green, hurt severely about the
head and arms
Joseph Allen, matchmaker, injured about
. Judge Watts, of Norfolk, slightly wound
ed;
flames Fl. Clark (colored), barber and
porter at the Senate, severely hurt about
the head and chest;
Winston Rogers, seriously wounded In.
the head and arm;
William Smith, cut and bruised about the
head;
Thomas N. Binford and Matthew Blair,
of Richmond, were also bruised and cut
about the head;
Gu. Woodson, of Goochland, and Colonel
McRae, cut and bruised slightly
Colonel Wood Bouldin, cut on head ana
face and badly stunned;
William S. Wood, timer, slightly wound
ed in the head;
'Verely and painfully strained ana Drulsea-
Mr.. Chandler states that the impression Oh
his physician is that his shoulder Is not dis
located -. ,o,-
Ex-Governor Wells, three ribs broken,
and severely bruised and cut. H.
- Lindsay, slightly wounded
,Judge John r. Strother, Of Culpeper,
member of the House Of Delegates, leg frac-
tured, and at late hour last evening was
CAPTAIN &. W. Allen, harbor-master, cut
about the neck and bruised ABOUT the arm
Thomas s. Baldwin, clothing merchant,
seriously hurt in the body; 80.
Hon. George William Brent, of Alexan-
dria, thigh broken and otherwise injured
r. Dudley Beville, heavy scar on fore
head. hurt in back, and bruised on left leg
A. Bohannon Duesberry, left eye nearly
knocked out, and otherwise bruised IN the
sere,eant Kendall ODwyer, of the police,
arm broken and bruised about the head
he was also injured in the legs;
Thomas Connors, seriously wounded
CAPTAIN William Pcmberton, severely
bruised but not seriously hurt
John Finney, leg broken ana o'her"iSe
49, Maroney, who resides near the peni;;
tentiarv, had his left ankle dislocated ana
his right thigh fractured-also, fracture
about the shoulder; $3.50
r. X. LYON, Governor street, confusion
about throat-spitting blood;
Hon. Thomas S. Bocock, formerly Speaker
of the House of Representatives In Con-
gress, now Of Lynchburg, left leg broken;
s.slyilliam Burwell (colored), badly hurt-
not ascertained to what extent,
-. William Fontaine (colored), bruised and
cut about the foot, face, and head;
E Hanna foot 6is0cated
III, Kelly, ESQ.,, of the Fredericksburg
Herald, and member of the House OF Dele
gates, injured severely;
Colonel Charles Ronald, formerly OF the
Reimbursement Virginia infantry, Old
StonewalI brigade, leg broken and other
j. n. Stubbs, member from Gloucester,
wounded severely about the head.
Stith Boiling, Esq, member from Lunen-
burg. slightly hurt: D
Colonel George ". Bolllnga Oh feIors-
burg, badly injured Internally
John A. McCaul, member Of the House
from Roanoke, slightly bruised,
- Fitzhugh, of Fredericksburg, seri-
ously injured;
William A. Smith, Esq, OF Gloucester,
severe cut on the head; ,.
Lawson Nunnally, Esq, slightly injured
Major John S. Calvert, left leg broken De-
DIR. Campbell, of Shenandoah, slightly in
the head, shoulder, and leg;
- Murphy, No. 1os jackson street, Sc
verely hurt; =, >s
T streets, seriously;
R.R. Howison, ESD attorney Ut law, Sc
yerely bruised about the body
Senator Charles Herndon, of Fredericks-
bnrp. cut on side of his head-Wounds sup
posed not to be serious but painful;
". A. Maury, ESQ.,, attorney at law,
bruised about the body slightly;
Acknowledgement W. c. Taylor, slightly
Major Fl. NJ. Bell, of staunton, a member
of the House, arm broken;
DR.. Sherman, guest at Fords sdotel,
''i HenSSy Bell, member of the House, seri-
a. S. McKenney, of Fredericksburg, Sc
rio1lsly. He is well cared for at Ford's
Hotel.
II. Horace Lopez, of Baltimore, two ribs
broken;
George s. Green, Esq, of Fredericksburg,
Joseph R. Robinson, carpenter, seriously
hurt in face and body;
William Matthews, Of Loudoun, slightly
injured and bruised;
DR.. BURGESS. member Of the House from
southampton, slightly injured, but not. Sc
F. " Mahood, Of Giles, member of the
House, slightly bruised;
J. G. Shelton, member from STAFFORD,
badly bruised;
W. E. Campbell,a guest at the Exchange,
from Virginia, is slightly injured ana
bruised;
Mr.. Thomas r. Joynes, son of Judge
William T. Joynes, Is slightly injured, and
General N. D. Corse is only slightly in
Robert Beverly, severely though not dan.
s. B. Jacobs, badly hurt-could not learn
the extent of his injuries;
Henry A. Pleasants, Of the. Dispatch,
| bruised but not seriously hurt;
Joseph Terrell, cut in face and seriously
| injured In back
| W. G.. Durham, Esq, agent OF the New
York and Virginia Steamship Company,
| and also member Of the City Council, was
very seriously injured. AT one time yester-
day it was thought hecould not live through
the day but at a late hour of the evening,
we are glad to say, his condition was slightly
improved, and hopes were entertained oil
his recovery. !.
P.D. Glenn, badly wounded;
Sergeant Hull, badly wounded;
- Cavanaugh, badly wounded;
Sergeant Terry, Of the police, badly
wounded;
| Mike Doyle, slightly injured;
John Davenport, merchant, slightly IN
jured;
Walter Haines, Henrico, only slightly In
j1lred. sl