The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1862, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 9477. INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS. Arrival of the Steamship Blackstone. Official and Full Report of the Battle of Baton Rouge. Complete List of Hilled, Wounded and Missing, &e., &e., &o. ‘The steamship Blackstone, Captain Stevens, from New Orleans August 13, arrived at this port yesterday. She left at the Passes the following government trans- Poris:—Ships W. H. Wharton, Mount Blane, Riga, Okolo- ma; bark Texana and brig Experiment; also a Spanish transport, with supplics fur the Spanish fleet, was passed going up, at the Corts; also ship W. H. Wharton, of New York. The steamship Cardenas was lying at quarantino geur days, from Havana, and would remain there till the frost appeared. The Blackstone passed the bar at seven P. M., August 18, and has on board the remains of Colonel Geo. T. Roberts, of the Seventis Vermont Volunteers, who was Kilied in action at the battle of Baton Rouge, on the 3d inst. She encountered severe weather in the gulf stream, and was delayed by @ tremendous sea, which prevailed, with northerly gales, for forty-eight hours, and was obliged to reu to Delaware breakwater for a supply of eoal. During the gule the vossel_ gave ample proof of her splendid sea going qualities She sailed from the break- ‘water atsevon P. M. on the 22d inst., and arrived at this port after a quick run of ten hours. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1862, CHATTANOOGA AND ITS VICINITY. TR EL Soar eres agen inne PRICE THREE CENTS. Gen. Negley’s Prompt Measures With the Rebel Sympathizers, Operations of the Troops Under General Buell in the Southwest---The Strategic Strength betinutoteet of Chattanooga, &e. The Guerilla Depredations, How They Have Been Avenged, and Our Me- ——— thod of Resisting Their Attacks. Rebel Line of Defence in the Southwest THE CASE OF COL. TURCHIN, Re, Reo &e Our Columbia Correspondence. Cowvanu, Tenn., August 9, 1862. RANISHMENT OF HON. A. 0, P. NICHOISON. The Hon. A. 0, P. Nicholvon, formerly « United States Senator from this State, was, until a few days past, o resident of this county, and lived within a (ew miles ot this city. Since the rebellion broke loose in this State Nicholson has been a strong sympathizer with the South, though he has taken no active band in the work, his sudden patriotism breaking out inthe mouth, and then settling in the pocket, where it has become chronic. After the occupation of this part of the State by our troops, Nicholson dwindied down into the fuction of rebel sympathizers, who made a1 to toke the oath under any circumstances. the thing to work very well, while the army powerful; but of late, when our merciful policy had en- couraged the guerillas to appear boldly in our midst, At Stoceden’s Cove the Union troops under Gen. Negley, met and defeat- “a Kentucky, Tennessee and Texas ¥, under Gen, Adams, driv- ‘ing them across the Tennessee. Gen General Negley, commanding along the line of the Ten- nossee and Alabarna Railroad, bag found ft necessary to dvaw in the reins, and affairs are not so pleasant for the General Negiey anounced that all those sym- PASSENGERS, Mr. Monthoig and ludy, Mr. La Clotte, lady and three ren; L. Perez, Mr. Vinocnt and lady, Mr, Reimondo, aud hnfants TP» May, B. So. goant, XJ. Lurant, Mr: Octhngor, Mr. Bronson, Mr. Sesomme, Mrs. Oakley and rebe CHATTANOOGA. - child, Mr, Glog. Wegley then advanced upon and at. This city property contains what is called pathizers resident in the nexyhborhood whore Re Our New Orleans Correspondence. tacked the batteries at Chavancoga Wert Chaltancoga, and is some four or five miles outrages might be committed by guerillas should Tong, lying between the marrow gorge of two spurs of the Cumberland Mountains. Jt has about 6,000 inhabitants. pay all damages arising from such outr or two bung committed, the wearhy | jets of the netghborhood were arrested ROAD tke, 4 ay i sufileiently to pay the damages. He also New Onueans, August 12, 1862. The Battle of Raton Rouge—Official and Detailed Report Of the Figlt— Position of Troops Prior to the Batile—Ou" Gallant Qfivers and Men—Complete and Full List of was a sein! and effected the evacua- tion of Cumberland Gap, as antici y Kilie& and Wounded, ec. J i SHELL MOUND GRE KS 7 | quived them to take the oath and to give boud with rebel ‘The tollowing official reports, from the Colonel com, ee pane eet iat by WHITESIDE¢ EEA ARB, | scurity ww large sums for their loyalty of tie manting the Second brigado of the Army of the Guif, and VA f) ! 3 Oe ae oe reams 4'80 ee rut they ted ware of ay bis subordinate officers, so admirably tell the whole stor As i yay wwe | jeweled raids, and that he expected from ¢ und in x ‘y of Bucky SPRINGS y S tended to have information, But the Hon, Mr. Nicholkon ©f the battle of Baton Rouge, that I send them on, with. out further comment :— COLONBL CAMILE'S REPORT. B.rox Rover, August 9, 1862 To Captam R. J, Davis, A. A. General, Department of the ML ‘Sin—Being cailed to the command of the forces at Baton Rouge, on the cecasion of tha woth n of August 5, by the upfortunate demb of Gene al Wiliams, iv becomes my @uty to report the circumstinces of the glorious vietory, Ramors of the advance of the enemy in heavy iorce had prevailed for some days. Ou the afternoon of August 4, General Williams caved the attention of the commandnts Of regiments and bittories to the probability of an az at up carly hour in the morning. he Fourteenth Maine, Gul. A. Nickereon; the Twenty-first Indiana, under Licut. Gol, Keith; the sixth Michigaa, under Acting Lieut. Col. ‘k, and Seventh Vermont, Col. Roberis, were en- camped, the first with its right resting on the inter ticn of the Greonwei} Springs road, aud fronting on a road running to the intersection of the Bayou Sara and Clinton roads. ‘ihese encampmiMts were im heavy tim- Der. Tho Twenty-first Indiana were encamped ou about and his colieagues could not take a bine, and boasted thit by they would not take the oath of allogiauce. Hearing of ROSSVILLE this, General Negley sent. a guard and errested Mr Nicholson, Colonel Joseph Branch and Judge W. ?. Mar- tin, the ringicaders, ‘The party arresting Mr. Nict reported quite a scone at his house, in which Mrs, son engaged im a tirade against the “Li advised her husband to rot in prison betore t oath, all of which pleasant proceeding Mr. Nichols \ promized (o carry out. He was eummitted to the 4 " house and put on prison jare, General Negley refusing to 1 allow secessionists to furnish him with luxuries, \ Mr. Nicholson had been incarcerated but a dey or two \ when his wife caine iu style to see hum, and was recused admittance, She was recommended to go to Ge Negley. She did so, and requested an interview. was at first refused; but, she persisting, General N y 1} The country in this vicinity isef @ mountainous cha- vacter. West of this, and about Snell Mound, the ¢Y \ rebels find healihy and pleasantly located camps on the v railroad to Chattanooga, fp fey We & Bll, £9.10 SE, Aug Vi \ =, / ie HIOCE DESTROYED BY RESELS MiENA 77a KEDG CENAMLT i “. Wy Carruth, was in vivouac, ov the rightof the Fourteenth Maine, and on the right of the Twenty-first Indiana, » Stall further to the right were the guns in charge of the ‘Twenty-first Indiana. On the extreme right, the guos of Mr. Nicholson coukt be had. Mrs. N, then began to ap- _ peal to the General asking him if he could be such & bar_ i barian as to refuse co let a wife sec her husband. Gene- the samo line front, and on the right of the Greeavell | waited! om her at" the’ Colamnbia Atheneum, yrings road, On tearly tho same line front, but still tar- \ school near his headquarters. Mrs. Nicholson Se hee ona ide ond pace Rien eke ~ conversation by #tating that she bad been refused en- 6 roads, were the sixth Michigan. The Seveutl \ ' etic vannipe sea +p gamit fen roomy pe ronreoemey aod \ trance to the guardhonse, and had come to hin to a Bixth Michigan and ‘Twenty-first Indiana, with the camp permission to see her husband, General Negloy refused fronting the city. Everewt's battery, under Licutenunt i saying briefly and emphatically that uo interview with | ying briofly | Nim’s Battery, under Lieuwnant ——, were brought fm position early in the action on the right. Tue Thir- ‘Weth Massachusetts, under Colonel Dudley, were brought ‘up from their quarters in the Capitol on the night of the 4th, und took position on the left of the Sixth Michigan, nh the extreme left, in advance of the left bank of the AOCK SPR val Negley replied:—Madame, I think 1 do him a kind- ness in keeping you away from him.’ This excited the \ ire and incbgnation of the lady; but the General did not give her time to re} The Yennass:e river, though havigadle at this RS A = \ = Tha wpography adout the Mead waters of Lookout Creek shows the ler “Your influence ov om Gap fwith ai oblique front towards the intersec- : ae him,” he continued, ‘as of jata berate Semen tae 2 Sachse mains te Point and to Chatancoga, is seldnn visited by | S mination of the Cumberland range of mownlains. The streams of been exerc only sor evil; and noting condvet, but ploces of Manning’s batiery. wore the Ninth Co. steamers, owing to the natural obstructions a! the Georgia and Alabama south of this point flow towards 4nd ino the \j yours, bas » barbarous. Instead of inluencing Lun to at redirgi Jcrgeenr oe Fare — Muscle Shoals above Florencs. During Negley’s 4 Qulf of Mevier. \ remain quiet, or, as be shouid in duty be, loyal to th? Bayou’ Gap, This was the real line of dovence for expedition to Chattanooga, Gen, Mitchel’ impre S \ ernment, you encorrage him to show his disrespect the left flank, covering the north and oast of the vised gundoat was to have co- but it was SS N rit and to flaunt hes treasou, amd wien he is arrosted areonal xroun's, Goveral Williams, in bis instruc- ‘wnabl to ascend higher than. Pot,and re +N and is about to be punished for bis treason, you goad ni tious ty myself and Lieutenant Colone! Bean, com turned to Decatur. Y) \ SCALE OF MILES | 00, ge 1: manding Fourth Wisconsin Volunteers, was very: cle \ \\ ee to further dlsriapect and, treston hy may ing you: had aud poritive in his orders to hold this position at ia 8 rather see him burie! beugath the trees of your lawn than hhaz:rds, as he anticipaicd the enemy would advance (uu- have him take the eath. This, madame, is barbarous sud @er ver of the firo from the rem Arkausas, with the eat heathenish in a woman”? gonbouls from the Red river,) through the o.en grounds } 16 ro-warded as soon ag ascertained. The Ninth Connec- | Wield, sli ; 7! ONE LATER FR a a nugherty’s V1 i i . a i” |, Slightly in the leg; Liemnen Clogsden, bruise; Wounded—Second Lieutenant Allen, Se: it Baker; 0 P 0, neked P ts eee eee sion mentionsiat, | ticut and Fourtl: Wisconsin Voluutcers were broughtup | —— Cunningham, of the Ninth Connecticut, in tho arm; | Corporal Patorson, Merill, Foley, Butters, Saith, John: DAY OM EUROPE. He Iii! stone wipenmn, Soke Ree eaera: Saale oe ihe tt bak of the Katou masculy ordered by | {fom their position cariy in the action, and were placed, | — MeLuckio, of the Ninth Connecticut, missing. son, McCleese. know in what place ber huaband bad been eoufnod General Williams, aiier a lengthy consideration, on the | DY General Williains) order, in line across the grounds of YOURTEENTH REGIMENT MAINE VOLENTEERS. Missing—Long. Gesecal Nemey. ait: Boks) Ha liners basgper, that the Orphan Asylum, immediately in rear of the camps of TWENTY-FIRST INDIANA VOLCNTFRRB. evening of the 4th instant, with the intention of checking * “ Killed. a Mr. Nicholson had fully iuformed himself of what kind eee a eee ey ihe tapos Seneand | tae Twenty fret Indiana and Fourteenth Maine. The | Company A.—Corporal M. A. Carter, in color guard; | ,., Company .—Killed—First LJeutenant Charles D. Neely, Arrival of the Kangaroo Off y what kind of - “= pegodtingy” ‘ arab regiments moved with alscrity and obeyed all orders | patrick Deogherty. First Sergeant John A, Bevington, Corporal Iseac Kaight prison it was, as when he had been requested to take the ar ear onlignubansiomeoe uatestaw: batery'ts te.) TREY wei esenp ie eeopedl Be VoDavie Henry T. Bachelor. Woun'e’—Sorgeant Henry 3. Hall, Cape Race. th he had refused, suylng he was ready to Lake the For Mocrtican having ths hessy pane on theerigina | _ captain ilae W. Sawyer, of Company 11, Ninth regi. Srtecea; Lonec maroc, severcly; Sergeant Merrit C, Skinner, slightly; Corporal Cockaniidiiala: ; Bh se Company 0. meni Connecticut Volunteers, deserves mention for lis | Gym! Se Dited wn Elia J. Carroll, severely; Corporal Robert K.’Simpson Poste) ; : Me early daylight on the morning of August 5, the ene- | POld Feconnolssauce ou the morning of the 6th. Going out See Sy oracte Werte Tage, 0.8. Pattee: slightly; Samnnel Aingickow, severely; ‘Thos. Cole. 80” Mrs. Nicholeon—Do you tnean to place my hasband— amp threy ne ehule wrce on tite caus of the Your. | 98 the Bayou Sara road three miles, and finding no trace | corporal Charles B. Gootwin; Daniel W. Tibbetts, Charles < ey: Murocs Branehor, slightly: Jobn it Hass, alt | STATE OF THE MARKETS, the Hon. Mr. Nicholson—on a level with (he common teouth Mame, Iweuty-tirst judiana and Sixth Michigan, | OF Me presouce of the enemy, le took a cattle path | Gilog, Nicholas Raizer, Alexander Rohabasson, lan D soldiers of your command, who are confined in the nard- Sith the botierics xsiachod. to vach regiment. Thess eect Me bet eoming cut on the Clinton road be- | “Company G.—First Sergeant D, B. McWaine; Sergoant | erick Suterlon, severely ; Isaac W. Snyder, slightly Daniel | , &e &e &e house fok.dvunkeuhess aud Wile us Stoops sto-d their ground nobly, moeting tho tremendous | YO04 the origiual iine of our picksts. | Hu scoured the | 4, ¢, Yiayee: Denis Scholl, J. Wagner, M. Shoub, A. | 1; Sinith, seve iy Samuel Shinberger, severely; feune J ” ’ 2 sacha force thiown pon tem with unilincbing bravery, On | Country to Keid’s plantation, iu scouting around which he | Heprill, H. Brown, A. Quinn: Woodworth, slightly. ‘Y Geueral Nogley—Certainly, madame. } do not hold hinr Jooking over the battle ground since the cngage- | {undone of the ene-ny’s oalssouss, near by another, and | “Company H.—Freeman Dadley. Company B.—Xilled—Heury H. Ward. Wounded— z any better man than my soldiers, and I doubt if any of meut f canvot conceive how it possible for | i short time he discavered all four, Crossing over to | Gimyany L.—P. H. Dowd, J. G. Annis, H, W. Livings. | Corporal Tames Glusley, slightly tn thigh: Sergeant larts Care Rack, August 22,1862. | thom are guilty of so serious and disgusting a crime © go many wen to have becn engaged in so smail a | Bernard’s plantation, be found another and a danaged | ton, Chrisiopher Shoats, Geerga Greewall. Gose, slightly in kneo; Josoph Petty, slightly; Joseph 1. | phe steamship, Kunyaroo, from Liverpool on the 13th» ta lag thy treason, Mra. Nicholson began to explain, She lad not said she would sooner #ee hitn baried, &c.; she had suid she would profer tosoo him ret raher than take the oath. General Negley—I do not sce, ruadame, that that is any provement om my misteke, or puiliation. Mrs. Nicholson said sho had said 9 because he had sons in the army. Could General Negicy be so inhuman jate bis son? » if they were raseais or Oe ‘growl. "The ‘attack Swim neariy “shu | AuMvulance. | Returning to headquarters, ho yreceatedy | "Company K.—Pirst Sorconat J.B. Pinkham: Sergeant | White, vortally (aince dead); iain Stone, mor space ty Lh : 5 4 Taince deaths Je : Via Queenstown on ‘he 14th inst,, was boarded off thi : hae mearly | siuul- | by order of Colonel Paine, commanding’ a detachment < Oorperah onan since'dend); John Kelly, moutn; Abuer Tabor, 1g; bli , oft this anova: bot the Gist dre in inve from as cnemy’e Fight | gf wen and Lorees {rom Mannine’s battery,and a platoon | Piwhed Mervay, ‘Antome Harton, WG, itaaeon, Uris | Mevaniei, Joun H. Thoules, slivhtly, Robert 8.sraith, | point at halt-past eight o'clock this evening, Her dntoe Snawered by that re.inavus by n solid’ tine yeey, which | Of bit own company, and Droughs theuy lu. | In conclusion | Weattand. : his , mightly, hip, Slmon Stackler, bib thighs, one day later. ; mast have. dove terrible cxecution. The Nouipeaies ‘of | Lwould beg leave to call the attention of the Gegeral ¢ Wounded. ompany C.—Kiled—Jocl Heywood, Thos. O'Conner, 2 or tho Twenty tiret Iudana, which were im advance as | Commuting Lo the gereices of iioutenant tTenry HE El | yfajor Charles 8. Richmon, severely; Adj. Jos. H Met. | Mathias Guesler. B Spee ts aeBY, Seana Racine The steamship City of Washington, from New York, Pokets Jud fallen back in order. The whole reghocus | “tt, Ninth New York Volunteers, Lieutenant and Acting | calf, glightly. ‘ i ee er rd, Calyin Hey . arrived at Queenstown on the 18th inst. Prrunerd wares. tae, Sagneda Cemetery and oact oct | Assistant Adjatant on Goneral Williams’ staff.’ Of his Kimpeny, A.—Capt, Charles Barnard, slightly; Sergeant |. Company D.—Willed—Gabriell Movave, Valentine | The federal gunboat Tuscarora had euddonly left ae ine tase Major Hayes was seriously wounded aad | coolness and intropidity in action every <iieer in the Jiorkice, morally; A. allcn, sligtuiy dobo Cole. | Stewart, Wounded—Firat Ser, cant Joseph 0. Wheeloa, ee viken hom ihe Led. “the resiuost worked, ma, | action can bear witness, ag algo to the #till_more trying | man, slightly: A, Gutvell, slightly; W. Gorry, slight slightly, thigh; Corporal Absolaim McGownn, leg; Cor’ | Queenstown, owing to orders from tho cuatoms officials. vuncing ard retiring, and changing frout as tho enemy | “vile of the detail of his official busines. Iam under | Hinchy, slightly; W. Stanley, slixintiy; Otis’ &. Greediow, | poral lili Wesner, leg; Corporal Meson Votmen, leg; Cor- Garibaldi’s movements were in salu quo. Showed himeei Grcugh the emirke, At nearly the clone | 42? obligations to him for his cheorfal and reulons servi- | sevordip; Charge Wilson, severely.’ : poral Samuel Gahou, lox; Corvoral Gorge Power, leg; | Tho Crown Princess of Pronsia has in| another baby. pobeniige anaes Seen inte without a fed olicer fa comme eros | Elliott. Colousl ‘MeMilian, of the Tweatyairat Tudiaua, | gog Leonard, severely? dames Kelly, al revorely; Morri- | “i mpany £.—Wm. F. Duty, killed; Mark W. Poteet, | 16,000 bales. The market was buoyant and slighty | "0 ‘esa hue sdieseas ney the regitient, without w fed oficer, ia command of Cab: | nag been quvcil for some time. Ils counsel and advice | “Eycomandgseyeray somes scott mig: xendatl, | killed, Wm. M. Skelton, captain, wousded slightly 10 | Ligher, owing to the great advance aud excitement ix | _, Mr Nicholson wost on Hal he (Geveral Neeley) no General Williams jell, mortally wounded. He lid just have boeu roe offered ou every occasion. Ail of whicn if | soverely; L. Gray, severely; Augnel Gue: ‘or, severely: head; George W. Branton, sergeant, severely, back: J. chiidren?—could he be so cruel? aetrutly ov ' q Bombay and Calcutta. Seer to the teu of the Weacigearet Bore, soe dang | Focvectiully subuaitted. | THOMAS W. CALLE, EUdd' Orne aightiy, Dacid Crust. slighilys Peter | W. Palmer, corporal, severely, Breit; J. A. Shoomaki Genoral Negley—Yer, madame ,Thave children at home, edicors oro all gruo. 1 will toad you.” tnic ceaer Colonel Commanding at Baton Rouge. Oroutce, mightiy; Frank Hellowell, eligi i. fi severely, back; Gilbert J. McC wan, severely, back: ¥ breads(uftls were quiet and steady the 14th. Ihave been away from them for fourteen months, risking @d with uiree cheers for the Gen The eounds had | LISF OF KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING AT THE Corporal ewall VW. Lombard, ta Ooler | P+ Budden, severely. back: Jacob Horns, roverely, bac Provisions inactive. fe and property to preserve to them the govérnment wearcoly Wied away when he sell, The General had pro- BATTLE OF BATON ROUGE, AvoUBT 6, 1862. iy; Alexander McCollum, severely; Atbert | J+ W. Huutsingor, Henry 1. Wilson, morally: 7. © iy. 1 Congo, 0814. [The quotations per Toutonia were incor- sind ake raed A (bry a, mies viously iesuad an‘orter for the line to fall back, and the MYIM M.CHIGAN VOLUNLRERS. A 8. York, slightly; J. P. ifiegrove, slightly; Charles B. | !r, slish ty; Dennis Suilivan, missing; Joseph Gudb, | ©: tha dean On Tobeday wie 08%¢'b 08% your husband has been atvempting to overturow, artillery havieg dove go, the regiments recived in geod | _ Company A.—None killed. —Wounded—Second Lieu- | Horn, slightly; Francis 8. Stinson, slightly; Victor Mor. | ™is*iwg: Isaac N- Norton, tmicsing : spleen ncsmagys Ag cto | Mrs. Nicholsou then asked i¢ she might sond hor hus- order is ihe jesitims now cecipied. For detaus o | tenant James H. Russey sgtly; First, Sergeant, Glenn, | gentHialer, slightly. Company F.—William Daily, kiled; Frawais W. Chap. Mlinois Central shares, 51 a 50, diecount, Ertes, 28% a chortle maoveronts and conduct of the regiments ad batteries, | Slightly; Sergeant RichaM Thayer, slightly; Whitney, |" Company F.—Drdley D. Deore, severely; Simon Battie, | BMP, Wounded mortally, since did: Williem Cole, Jolin | 99, band food and clothing. é Tweud reser you to the accompynying reports. Iwill | E¥au» and Preston—all sitzhtly. sevorcyy; William H. Low, severely; Louis Droze, severe: | Bell. slightly; Fred. Hart, shghily; Wil'et Wayinan, : is rare “i General Negley—Clothing, yes; but food, no. Sis im. only trespass on the patierce of the commaad- | Company B.—Jamoes Helmock,, slightly wounded. ly; Danville Thampeoa, severely; Sunuel Albeo, slighsly. | SYshtiy; William Vestal, slightly: Milton Fares, slightly Religious Intelligence. prisonment is « part of his punishment, and he must sub. fig General (urshe: than to say what the officers com Company C.—Killed—Osear Chapel and Frank Bloomer. |” tompany F.—Sargeant John’ N. Goodwin, severely; | James Wilkes, slightly; Hogh Fiekls, run over by rebel TO-DAY ou tare. Good morning, madame. mending regime: te and corps canuotesy for themselyes— | Wounded—James Smith, slightly; Mortimer, mortally; | Corporal Moses 8. Drew, in oolor guard; Henry Nelson, mounted ofii Georgo a wounded in the ry. rl = ° E sist on pris . ey . That more undaunted bravery, coviness and skill, inthe | Barkman, sightly, Missing—Co: poral John Kline, Day, | slightly; Henry A. Fisher, slightly. Company G.—Aus in Jolneon, corporal, ki'led acl | In St. Ann's church, Bightoenth strost, near Filth | 4 few days mde no difererice in the feelings of the ana of thei cman. fog ugt been piped ea: |. Bis; David Jenga, Hiss i Harris. ‘mpi G.—Sergeant F. W. Herric pov pe aaa she roontnglgg avdine, Rev, Thomas Galaudlet, D. D., rector, servic | yon, A. 0. P. Nicholson, He set in to do his best at rot noy baile fied than«a th tor Baten Nouge, and that, mpany D was not in action. Cobb, slightly; J. Iberie, slightly; J. Welt + be major, WO" Eas, a yas W. FO; ‘ p . : ‘ , to dis” Seliyaudieetecwib hover Coke a iroorg in @ |. Company B.—Killed—John Haskell. Wounded—Harri- | W, Pilko vali ily. P. Mot fon, elichilv. &, Wate ‘slight! 1, mortally Lighgon J eskaint ip: ay | ab helf-past.ten A. M., and half-past threo and eight P- | ging, and pat his whole mind to it. Gen, Negiey, to dis a : 0h, ‘Touwy and Fronk Mirror. Missing—Liout, Heine, |” Company dt—Gulat Seigitas Gould’ severely =”? | BONE: Mantle: Guy Conway, soverely in arm, Gorge | M.—Ahe afternoon belng for deaf mutes. The rector will | pose of Lim and brenk up the gaug of which he was lead- Baris,“ reoin enn Twonty feat Tad FOL Sn BP denen mie sca gepeny pee! a Yc dy pen Tonn | Erne,severcly if arm; Wiliam Kikin, mortally: Fee tetie« | preach tn Ube morning and afteruoon, and Rev. F.C. | gr, wesued an order requiring them all to toko the owth > > Ne A A my se, da commed wi 6 expocted a great deal, | Ken prisouer. voupany I ral Martin in both Ings’ Hey | Bwer in the evening. cud give bowds. Mr. Nicholson was disposed of in a para” aad werd hot disapointed: then ‘Company F.—Three killed, nine wounded—names not 0 B. Morbridge, sarorely; James | Me! ‘chriniya short mnths, aed rig ¢o,mey ind the arrivalot the | 8! i q Neat, severely Lawrence Cox ad Beary Ousnen, ee pprapng H.-J 3. Bye ‘Tho Rev. Dr. Rogers will preach in the South Dutch | graph or two of the same order, which Taypoud below, Fourteen", aijne at sap Isunt, and o-d:y consider the | _ Company @.—Killed—Jonn fer. Wounded—Corporal | gliyhtly; J. A. Gower, sligatly; H.W. Waldrom, slightly; | w. pagan, corporal, ki'le:; A ‘ | ghuroh, Firth avenue, corner Twenty-first street, at halt, | for the purpose of showing the sequel-the probable fine work dae hy that regiuaeut in the action, the smootimors gon, Hopper, Corporal FD. Seyinovr—both slightly; | Angels Crectie, slightly: rey go tal NE | Cmpbadiy captain, kalods divisas Desay ist Tieuts, | peg ten A. M., and quarter to eight P. 3. of is political career . % i i as. Lally, mortally. an y Alightlys Jin . } 36, uy? mb. Wollv, sergeant 7, 5 Me, - eee eos es Goufcdorste vorvios, | _ Company Zfm-Ktlied—Corperal Charles Vickery, Ea. | P, Jackson, slightly; John Maroney. slightiy. Fo at, Nighdly ic mip? ‘Themen’ ania, | Charlee Chaucer Goss will present the ‘Bright Sido of SPECIAL ORDEN—=W0. 141. Tean oply say that, for bie efforts in building up his ite | ward PB. Dwight. Wounded—C. A. Holleuveck, ©. ,A. | “Compnny K.~—Caplain Joseph P. French, severely; Cot- | sevirely ‘tm lett side; Isaac Blake, suchtly | the War,” at the City Assembly Kooms, Broadway, near Heapgu acters, UNITED States a} Saath tas ances serlocs Mie of a coumnodere and ‘tis | Aldrich—b + RG RTE foril Fray, tn color guard, mortal ee ee oie fox: ‘Metcon OC." Devgan, slightly in hi nd. Grand piroet, this eventing, ai a quarter to eight o'clock Corvaia, Foe July 29, 1862. Bi, the, Yaa ? vy Be Comjany L—Killed--Win. Schinck, Robert Moore, Chas. | Ciemeuts, ‘severely; John Secl \ a saat ’ tl 2 aiel , . shock, ERTRACT. : Gomrd, ct iu the leit, Col, Nicke sony of the Fourteenth | sysneuacdy Willan Mewol, Goorge Waterman wid 'Jabex |*Voice, severely; Ferdinand Franc, severely’; Lawia smnith, | P47) Brn A deny tn A Mamerore, awe: | tu tho Church of the Resurrection (Episcopal), worth | yon, A. 0, P. Nicholson, lato United tater Seantor, and ee tated heat of the Tae iret indiana. uo | Piper, Wounded—Capintn H inne than one eg es a ising. tally, singe diod; Joh ts an, allgbily: Jace evuios, | gide of Thirty.fifth etreot and east of Sixth avenue, the Stave ot Tae UF talon aah ax % . -, Tasset—both slightly; First Sergeant Stod * fissing. Thy > T 0} otter: Phat m My owed syinpatiizer Wi wou of laa cant foele Ho wag avery | Hassett Sen Tn eta seh atic Ry | Campory dem m= Mchvo,Rgele Flop sichiy, Hoary thowpscn,arvarly Am five N er MND | ving aevies at Rel past ten A.M. and wight P.M. | Aone Mic ade ram’ Tike o volscane td hon’ gerisusiy | Corborals Murrray-and ©, Davis; privates B. Cassey, A. | Crinpany D.—Wm, W. ouugon. in'thigh. : r * | one reetor, Rov. KE. U, Flagg, will preach morning and | yeciiye ins future & h ogy {OT de gil, ga woail Slack, 1. Libby 1b Bateman, 8. : = beware aud J, Company = We A mpenier) "eariige B. Warren, | oinyany 1.—yonathan Rooter wagoner, slightly in head: | evening. te doomed unworthy oF fn yg any cf thet i i hig | Smally—all slightiv; Andrew J. Kliesm! 1d Gor Win. V. Rolling, Fostinan Thompson. piniiel Andre orely in urm; Jaccl Deckey, y a = e ea of a citizen of these Un sistas, Therefe Hot give up) Dut mieved around among is | Ee esrtallyysiuce died. and A. tian, hares | “Oanpany #28) a Lites, Herrignn Moore. sunucl Androws, severely in urm, Jaccl Dockey, slightly | “"y, ino Memorial church, Hammond stroet, corner of os OF 0 at at ke in elie. Conpany K.—RSN. Miller, B. @. Patch, @. T. W. Tib- . K.—Grorgs W. Fry, corporal, killods J bette, : Compa William Pitches, biked: bos. Gum offices and men, couuselling and assisting in rere pins a Wilson, v jury and irritation of his wounds. Company K @ kijled. Wounded—Captain 1), Ba- umban ‘of alexi seompanied with at tioned for bia iaithiul obse .Wavoriey place, Rev, Julius £, Grammer, of Ohio, will preach this evening. Services at hai past ten joel Be * the Seventh Vermout, fell mortall; te “i . ee . Har! wd, Kilie : reise ty take the oath wounded, atid le singe died. ile was a guntlewan to ros serjously; Sergeant Beardsiy, siightly; Corporal Kites RRCAPITULATION. Fett tenant, miortal'y. w: rica t John W. Grege, ee MV, aud BaMf-past three and half past seven P.M. KK be shall reid 8, ry the an us ator aud OF Cultivated mind ” - i pant, slightly 10 arm; dlenry El. Olas, sergoamt. 8.31 iy ‘ain, D. D., will lecture on the inde- of ton thousand dollars, Gun. Geicne) Hickecwon, of the Fourtecaih Maine, hed bie RECAMIULATE \yor ded frog; Fates Mt. Jones, mortally; Joba Gein, glighty au | ‘The Rev. Henry Bravn, D. D., ° mul t ee a rou: 16 | Mistlog.. h of Christ, in St. Peter’s-Geond, | qieoned the horee shit trom unaer him by arm power Bray, sig tly im tht; Harry M.Suody, | feotibitity of the Oh diseharge ot ‘ape. He the same during yang trom under his dying steel, and, waving his wiightly to Lin; Tyaac Kephart, severoly in head; Prank | rpg, y City, at half-past seven o'clock this evening. ‘the | lve od th ab ee nt robell : : dor: rey ; Ciarborn Goock, | giving | mou s)aug forward, with tutee roaring cheers, and t oo his gas in Paris and Rome, There is he will, mn addition to drove back the ady Wornded. aliqutly in hip. studind with grent six Kice, At this time (he gallant Captain Frenck,ef Company K, Fourteenth Maine, ro- Golonct George T. Roborts, neck and thigh, mortally. KINLH REGIMENT CONNECTICUT VOUCHERS. a small charge for sents. ‘ ty i 3 P everely v: . Taney. Gh, any B —Ldward Dier, slightly in wriet; James ‘ 1 ‘ Ree NN Lip eveeannnd Of brige eae. A re ieeeas iter aie eomplmeretnl pro | ‘Company A ALF. Rogers. Slightly wourded— | garney, «lightly tn aulkle. 7 : ase : $ | Rev. Chaaneoy Giles yor Cincinnati, wilt preach ta the Jae finwats, Captain and Assistaat Adjutant General, very highly. Contin sob was placed on board the | C+ Mevethin Conway. Severely wounded—First Comprtny 0. Wo wiod—Cerporal Rortrand Pillings, IM | siissing..... 4! Now Jevusatom cherch (Swedenborgian), Thirty-lirth Mr, Nicholson took his departure on Monilay Jost, and ts down. Hila name deserves special mention. ‘ihe pet —Woundides a mod, y Clark, 4 vrtow Poe bcveee : itl seat tree now de y : fs : Gondwot of tho ovticers and men of tho reveral batterinn | « Compriny C.-—insitod—J0el M. f dumping D—Wourtet—Thoras Bix'sy, Wlow upon ‘Tota ing, at halt past ten o'clock. Seats fro ten of the Southern contederacy, With the piewsatit pro ‘was eve: ything thet could be looked for by the Command. | I, in left a head, siighity Raising the Vv yg some two to come ia AVONLag Lhe Ing @ wera!. the various batteries were very much 'e | , Company Die. Company B—Wour led—T, 2. Stoarus, slightly in left T v6 City of Boston and General Corcoran, | | egsusth re duced by sickness aud doavus, and, even with the «. | IY wounted—Puward Nousrt sid ‘ The featon Jouwrntt ur Aone @ , 1802. val THOR HUND. pace of details trom the infetry, were worked sisrt | Company 1. ~S! d—Win. Norris, Company Tf—Wiseing Charles A. Smith, not ia action. | 4 ie, Meet reine | from thi» clty consisting of KD. Jordan a a csnbrentennentamed depen: & fhaided. Livutetiant Hail, iv comiand of second piece Company 741) aptain Eugene Kelty, Wounded | Qompary !°.—Wountte: f Allard, in leg; Carlos | pop Wells, who has be roversmant to | A committer I seein git | Who sitting in the headquarters of General Negiey, ‘Nim's battery, wishos sp Conkiey, Bur’, faker and Tenner Lafferty, 1a hgh. Mis H Folia Fite: | Suh vessels aun bi home ton Howls, numbe wg | nd James Fick, dre, accompanied b cr Wightman | aye since, Iheard bim explain the nai ire of a tine cosefulvaliy by mou of the Lwenzy-iirst indiana and three 1 Company h'— Wenn ted— nant W. HH. Gardner, | gorat, Isaac Domphiay J: white tervant of | fio, to take an getive part in the caving departmen of | iy, arrive iy New Yo.k to-norcow (unday), ior the | AL upon «rebel ayMepatbiaor mauncd Friorg’t, he fooa Of the Ninth Cowmocticat, who, with the a:. | Jt» Captain W. M1 Vrivete Broderick, Major Itoivrook, missing since The wer kee This sHOMarING cont cet WHI be tite Met ex: seathtanomnan ic van) aa ee pi ico sista of pr ‘Tyler, who left his sick bed LATION. ‘APITUL ‘ orth Aneritan coupaiy. | Pipers ef inwith earebnnssrtnanenealae ies i be wer ee oe fend. acted as sergeant, gunner, &c., and privates * cbt eaeivs tise Wounded... Commies algo intead to javite Archbishop Mugles et Sh:e'd and Clogstou, as also Sorpoent Cheever. whe ls) Missing... om ‘inmiae ts the hospital sick to do his duty, relic! vel bre ogi ory . = ~ “ne Brige i} the gun, when every nan and by vihees eee WY POW ed : 4. Mt fox, August 29, 1963 the piece in the hanes of the “ ' ATICEE TOS RATTEAY HGH MAC ACNEORTS Re KRY (AUP MIEE S, EO) n ‘ x o , irae Privates of infar ‘ whew, Uhsoug! al ' etoNe maenets 1 ame frigate Santor, from Galye below,