The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

being shattered; the left arm about the elbow,
and The left breast, Slightly.
1t l. believed his right leg will have to be am
puiated. tie was removed from his critical
position by q number Of the Very citizens he had
been cndeaYoring to XII a few moments before
and carried to the Charity Hospital.
Accident TO Ten. Ogden.
During the engagement near the Custom
House, Gen. Ogden horse klllt 4 under him
ana he (the Gtneral) was thrown violently TO the
ground. fortunately sustaining 10 5 rious III
Iures.
We have heard II numerous acts of individual
Sallantrv ana many incidents eff extremely
interesting character, which it is lmpo- sible to
| rea ers tor the BULLETINS meagre report. Our
excuse must be that most OF our attaches are III
the ranks, and have though; more Uf muske,s
than pens or 1ep" Is.
!: List Of Citizens Killed.
| r. Bo1onier. Ursulines street. corner ST Claude
! rne-armed man. lost his arm at the battle ot
! Bentonvillc. He was spectator merely, and was
shot IN the groin: was taken to Lyons drug store
corner of Camp and Gravler. but bled to death i'll
a short time.
! J. NJ. West was killed opposite Custom House,
III fro Of Bayly Ponds grocery. Mr.. West
vas an old newspaper man, formerly edited the
p"h'ot IN this city; was the correspondent of the
Chicago Times, and hard worker 1T the >ase.
! Mr.. Graval. clerk.
: $. b. Ncwn,n Jr, WAS iilicl In the charge on
! the 'cvoc. when the guns We're captured. He was
shot through the body. Will. cheering, his
men mos: CALAMITY. He was the of our
resp etc! telloW.c.tzen. $. b, Newman, Esq,
: anC. had gone through tho Confederate war uu.
harmed.
Capt. Arthur To'oia',. well inown ana
! .stmabic citizen, wa. killed. He was large
cotton buyer. No. Isl, t.ravIer street. and resided
IA r"lela." street. between Vtyt.niA aud St.
| Charles.
Mr. Gtuticr. ii'led
J. x. Gourdaln. Xii ~.
. List Of Cnizin, Wou,i-'.
. Capt. Wan y. Wells. Gaah1nl'. O.c,. danger.
.usly.
Ernes. l;ii.s,n dangerously.
Capt. ". G. Robins. IN lee.
Waiter }. Butler spectator. in arm.
VIM. k: CT (spe.ta.ur). III leg.
sam Ably. slight. al head.
.hllor kenncr. Ill ankle.
- Henderson,. son ot Saml Henderson. ESQ.
IN leg.
Wnl .lathlso, Esp c.ator), s 5htlv, In chest
J. Il. Dalllry. Isl st. Charles street. cripple on
crutch. dangerously.
Saucr, 10, First street, over left eye.
Walter q. TaNlor dangerously in arm.
Charles Kill, Chnaman, slightly.
Francois Pallet, los st. Philip street, seriously
in middle OF right tllisilbone. broken and bullet
extracted.
Jno. Co ,silne. in left thigh, very dangerously
by canister shot.
". IL. Morgan in the foot.
Henry Peel, morally wounded in chest.
H.
Tue following Ii list OF wounded in Charity
Hospital:
Gen. A. s. Badger. wounded in thr e places,
dangerously: Nike Butts, driver; VIM. Brown,
metropolitan police; Frank Owen sail maker
Sangemin, dead; j. II. Cross sanitary Waterman;
Geo. IL. Cochin, private 'lceman; John MIN,
la borer: James McCabe. blacksmith Nelson
Woodav. private policeman; Chas. Kill China.
man; Otto Blrandt. police officer.
The Enemy, Dead.
We have been unable to ascertain with any ac
curacy the number of lives lost among the |
enemy. AS an estimate. however. about forty |
killed and wounded, may be set down. 1t is said |
that among the killed are Capt Joseph, of the !
Fifth Precinct. SUrS. McManus. of the First;
Corporal Bahncke. of the Harbor, and Sergt |
Champ gne while among the woun ed are Gen
Badger and Capt. Lawlcr.
A reporter Of the BULLETIN visited the Custom |
House. where he saw stretched out in tho main
h I'll some twelve dead policemen. These few |
( acts al. I'LL! that could be- aScertaiucd.