The New York Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1862, Page 1

» Dy IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA. The ‘Severe Battle on Saturday. ‘THE REBELS HEAVILY REINFORCED General Popo Falls Back on Centreville. ARREVAL OF FRANKLIN'S DIVISION. Sumner’s Division En Route to Join Pope. The Contest to be Promptly " Renewed. Whe Four Days’ Struggle Around Daanasaas. OFFICIAL REPORTS OF GENERAL POPE. The Second Bull Run Re- » deems the First. - THE CASUALTIES. Names of Some of the Killed © and Wounded. ~ MARRATIVE OF THE SANGUINARY BATTLES. VERY LITTLE FIGHTING YESTERDAY. SEE MAP ON SECOND PAGE. SEB VARY LATNST, ao, Bey « ce. THE MORNING REPORT. ‘Wasumerox, August 31—10:55 A. M. ‘The enemy was heavily reinforced yesterday, ama attacked General Pope’s army before the arrival of General Franklin and Sumner. ‘The attack was boldly met, and a severe bat-. tle followed. The advantage on the whole was with the enemy, and General Pope fell back to .Centroville, with his whole army in good order. He has now been joined at Centreville by Franklin, and Sumner was on the march to him Jest night. He eccupies the strongest position tm the vicinity of Washington, and is expected promptly to renew the contest and repeat the eaccesses of Friday. Bvery effort should be used to hasten the forwarding ef the new troops. THE EVENING REPORT. ‘VERY LITTLE FIGHTING BEFORE WASHINGTON. Wasamaron, August 31, 1862. Information received here indicates that there has been but little if any fighting to-day. Our army is well concentrated, and the men fa good condition and spirits. THE UNION COMMANDERS IN VIRGINIA. OFFICIAL WAR GAZBTTE. Wan Daranruenr, August 30, 1962. The following are the commanders of the armies operating in Virginia:— General Burnside commands his own corps, ex- cept those that have been temporarily detached and assigned to General Pope. General McClellangcommands that portion of the Army of the Potomac that has not been sent forward ‘o General Pope’s command, General Foye commands the Army of Virginie and all the forevs temporarily attached to it. All the forces at under the command of Mejor Generel Halleck. Gencral-in-Chief, B.D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General, THE EXCITEM@NT IN-WASENGTON. . ‘Wasumnaton, Auguy 31, 1862. ‘Thore ts intense aaxiety in the hotels an urects to gather incidents of the recont fights, but the repora are 00 indefinite as, up to this afternoon, vot to justify thir Tepetition. get ERR AFFAIRS ON THE UPPER POTOMAC, YER REBELS IN VICINITY OF OMAIN BRIDGE—SOOUTS aT LANGLEY’s. Wasurratom, August 80, 1862. General Pope's statement that Heintzelman’s corps woukl move on the enemy at daylight to-day is confirmed by the heavy firing heard from that vieinity, Featerdoy rebel scouts were seen at Langley’s, in the vicint- of Chain Bridg». Kvory precaution hag been taken (0 provent @ surprise tm that direction, ‘The impression prevails that the rebels have been on- trapped, and the result of, the recent mancouyring is look- @4 for with intense cagerness, THE CASUALTIES. Whe Killed uad Wounded in the Recent Battles neat Manassas, as far as Known, «+ Ws give tho named of the killed and wounded in the focent battles in front of Washingten, as far ag gould be ascortainet iast night, They are gatuored from unofi- Gial soutcen = RILLBD, Colonel Cantwell G2A.0W , Killed. Cone! Rrown, 2h diana, reported killed. Cofme! O'Oonvor, 24 Wiaconsin, Colwet Cantrell, 324 Ohio, Qolone! Rowerts, let Michigan, ol mel NeCongall, 34 New Jersey, Major Town, 1st Misiigen- covey. ‘Major Barney, 24th New York. ‘Majer May, 19th Indiana. Captain Davey, Co. H, 14th Breehiys. Captain Mallory, Co. B, 14th Hroukty. Captain Eicock, Co. E, 14th Brookiys. Oaptain Randolph, Co, H, 24 Wisconsin, Captain Smead, 5th artillery. Captain Brayton, Co. B, 7th Wisconsin. ‘Qeptain Simon Brounand, 160th Pennsyivaais, killed, Captain Templeton, 100th Pennsylvania, killed. Captain Campbell, Company E, 34 New Jersey, killed; Captain King, Ce. A, 30th New York. , Captain Buckley, Co. K, 24th New York. Captain Abbott, 7th New Jersey. Captain Btone, 11th Massachusetts. Adjutant Alexander, 11th Ohio, killed. ‘Lieutenant H. B. Banks, 16th Massachusetts, killed. Lieutengnt Darracott, 16th Massachusetts, killed. Lieutenant Plume, Company B, 2d New Jersey, killed. ‘Lieutenant Beer, 54th New York, killed. " Lieutengnt Compton, Co. C, Harris Light Cavalry. Lieutenant Ferris, Co. G, Harris Light Cavalry. : Lieutenant Bouvier, Aide-de-Camp to General Lieutenant Morse, Co. I, 80th New York. Lieutenant Dargan, Co. A, 30th New York. Lieutenapt Hesse, Co, D,'3a Michigan. Lieuteuant Hubbard, Co. 4, 24 U. 8. Sbarpshooters. ‘Lieutenant Paulding, 00. E,24th New York. Lieutenant Twitchell, 6th Maine battery. Lieutenant Haupin, 1st Michigan. ‘Lieutenant Pollins, Co. E, 24th New York. Sergeant Woods, 6th Maine battery. Bergeant Ketch, Co. D, 58th New York. Sergeant Brown, Co. E, ist United States Sharpshooters, Sergeant Buckman, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin. Sergeant Guthrie, Co. F, 684 Pennsylvania. Sergeant yy, Co. I, 634 Pennsylvania. Sergeant MM, Co. B, 30th New York. Corporal Van Dusen, Co. D,3d Michigan. Corporal Berringer, Co. D, 34 Michigan. Corporal Traverse, Co. D, 3d Michigan. Corporal Mead, Co. K, $d Michigan. Corporal Stone, Co. 0, 63d Pennsylvania. Corporal Keyes? Color Guard, 68d Peonsylvanias Corporal Bligs, 634 Pennsylvania. Josiah Baily , Company B, 19th Ohio, killed. ‘Thomas Kimble, Company C, 94 New Jersey, killed, —— Cook, Company H, 1st New Jersey, killed. é Joseph Pettit, Company G, 12te Ohio, killed. Conrad Herring, Company G, 19th Ohio, killed, Frederick Luke, Company G, 12th Ohio, killed. @. O’Nell, Co. A, 14th Brooklyn. ‘Michael Farrel, Co. C, 24th New York, Oscar Pields, Oe. C, 2th New York. Harvey Bundy, Co. B, 24th New York. Chas. Clarke, Oo. B, 24th New York. Jas. Green, Oo. B, 94th New York. —— Blingerman, Co. H, 66th New York. Gardner Hall, Co. G, 24th New York, J. Gates, Co. A, 19th Indiana. W. B. Miller, Co. A, 19th indieng. J. B. Burke, Co. A, 19th Indiana. J.D. Smith, Co. A,0tb Indiana, P. Rony, Co. F, 19th Indiana. F, Eversoll, Co. D, 6th Wisconsin. J. Bullock, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin. W. Emory, Co. D, 7th Wisconsis. q7— MoGrath, Co. D, 3d Michigan, s H. Dy Beckwith, Co. K, 64 Michigan, ~ C. W. Bullen, Co. K, 3d Michigan, W. Halsey, Co. K, 3a Michigan. J. J. Powley, Co. K, $d Michigan. as -—— Calclesser, Thompson's Pennsylvania battery. J. McWilliams, Co. C, 42. Pesesyivanla, D. Cannon, Co.sH, 634 Pennsylvania. —— Stone, 5th Maine battery. R. King, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin, A. D, Coombs, Co. D, 7th Wiscensin, J. M. Trent, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin. J. Marble, Co. ), 7th Wisconsin. J. Cuddy, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin, ‘M. H. Halges, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin, . J. Bimburger, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin. « T. Broman, Co. F. 19th Indiana. J. White, Co. F, 19th Indiana. ‘W. Marshall, Co. D, 7th Pennsylvania R. 0. — Mandgriiek, Co. A, 7th Pennsylvania B. 0, M. Stark, Co. C, 7th Pennsylvania reserve, R. Fairchild, Co. F, 7th Pennsylvania resorve. C. Adams, Co, K, 7th Pennsylvania reserve, G. Mahon, Co, E, 7th Pennsylvania reserve. —— Simpson, Battery F, 1st Pennsylvania artillery. — Curry, Battery F, 1st Pennsylvania artiliery. — Tiffany, Battery F, 1st Pennsylvania artillery. — Bowers, Battery F, Ist Pennsylvania artillery. M. Elveny, Thompeon’s Pennsylvania battery. _ R. Lowe, Thompson’s Pennsylvania battery. 8. Baldwin, Co. E, 68d Pennsylvania. ‘A, A. Jones, Co. D, 634 Pennsylvania, P. Duggy, Co. H, 34 Pennsylvania. Collii, Co. H, 3d Pennsylvania, McGinnis, Co. H, 634 Pennsylvania, ‘Trail, Co. H, 63d Pennsylvania. J. Woods, Co. H, 634 Pennsylvania. J. Reading, Co. H, 634 Pennsylvania. 8. E. Willman, Co. H, 634 Pennsyivania, 6. Porter, Co. B, 63d Pennsylvania. J. Crupper, Co. E, 63d Pennaylvania, ” ‘WOUNDED. General Schenck, in the right wrist, severely, in the battle of the 30th instant; has arrived ta Washington. General Duryeo, in tho hand. General Hatch, King’s Division. General Tower, Reno’s Division, Colonél Frisbie /80th New York. Colonel Cutler, 6th Wisconsin. Colone! Robinson, 7th Wisconsin. Colonel Farnsworth, 79th New York. Colonel Root, 4th New York. Colonel Fittcher Webster, 12th Massachusetts, Colonel Leisure, 100th Pennsylvania, im the leg, seriously. Colonel Resa, 46th New York, slightly. Colonel Hayes, 62d Pennsylvania, slightly. Colonel Soost, 29th New York, in thie arm, Col. Geo. P. McClain, 68th Pensisyivania, at private house’ Colonel Gavin, 7th Indiana, wounded in chest. Colonel Thomas, 22d New York, arm and side, Colonel Mott, 6th New Jorsey, in arm. Colonel Jobn A. Kolts, 73d Penasylvania, killed by a shell. Lieutenant Cotonel Geo. J. Tileston, 11th Meakgachasetts, missing; supposed killed. Lieutenant Colonel Ward, 6th New Jersey, arm and side: Lieutenant Colonel Fowler, in eemtmand of the 16th Brook- lyn, was wounded in the thigh by a Minie ball, Lieutenant Colonel Beardsley, 24th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton,7th Wisconsin, shot in leg. \ajor Bill, 7th Wisconsin. =< Major Kirckweod, 63d Pennsylvania, and prisoner. Maj Thomas, Sst New York. Major Dawson, 100th Pennsylvania, in the hand. Major Henkle, 68th New York, in the arm. Major F. A. Lancaster, 115th Pennsylvania, in arm. Major D. M. .ones, 110th Pennsylvania. Surgeon J. Matvson, 34 New Jersey, Capt. J. W. McGuire, Co. D, 24 New York, slightly. Capiain Francia Sbiting, Oo. B, 12th PennsylvanidPhip vory severely. ? Captain Henderson, 7th Pennsylvania reserve. Captain Baldwin, Co. D, 14h New York, Captain Jennings, Co. B, 24. New York, Captain Fisler, Co, A, 1st Unite’ States Sharpsiioot ers. Captain Anstin, Co. B, Ist Unites States Sharpshooters. Captain Mason , Brigade Quartermaster, Gibbon’s Brigade Gaptain Garrish, 1st New Hampebire Battory Captain Walthirsh, Co, 1, 7th Wisconsin Captain Marsh, Co, D, 6th Wisconsin. Captain McClellan, 101st New York, in the groin. Captain W, O, Allon, 1¢ist New York, in tho ankle by a Pp. R. J. outs BE. 1, Beckwith, 101et Now York, in the broask, Captain Hold, 46th New York, slightly. Captain Fatnan Storo, Co. D, 24 New Jersey. Capiain Campbell, Co, F, £d New Jersey, missing; prova- bly killed Captain Kemrer, 64 we throat, ~ Captato Francis ke « rk, in the hoad. Captain Vernok, 6: 0 leg. Capiaiv Thomas O Ahusetts, in tho log. Captain Donovan, 8, 1m tho heol, Captain Waters, the thigh. Captain Oliver, i , in the leg. Oxptain Van Go wy!vania, arm ampu. tated NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1862. Captain A.C. Craty, Acting Colynel, im the ankle. Dy a ball in the abdomen. Captain Harmon, 14th Massachnsetts, arm. ‘ Captain Stickney, Osmpany F, 4 New Jeveey, wounded. Captain Taylor, Company J, 84 New Jersey, wounded. ‘Captain Collins, 4th United States infantry. ‘Captain Lindley, Co. F, 19th Indians. Captain Shriver, Co. B, 84 Michigan. Captain Smith, Oo F, 34 Michigan. ‘ Captain Birney, Staff of General Birney. Captain McHenry, Co. G,, 684 Pennsylvania. Captain Ayre, Co. I, 10th Pennxylvania reserve. Captain May, Co, H, 10th Pennsylvania reserve. Captain Lee, Co. G, Slat New York. Captain Comfeld, Co. I, 21st New York. Captain |, Co, Ht, 80th New York, Captain Scott, Co, B, 80th New York, Captain Canning, Co, D, 30th New York. fed. Captain More, Co. D, 79th New York. Captain Harman, Oo, ¥, 12th Mangachusetts. . Liewtenant A. 8, Taylor, 3d New Jersey. Lieutenant R: 8, Kewitt, Co, A, 3d Now Jersey, Lieutenant W. J. Buckley, Co. I, 2d New Jersey. Lieutenant Griff W. Carr, Co. 1, 3d New Jersey. * Leeutenant Warner, 101st New York, in the band. Lieutenant Hagadorn 1st New York, in the shoulder. Lieutenant Scherach. 54th New York, in the foot. Lieutenant Anton Gefroneys, 54th New York, in the arm, jt White, 16th Massachusetts, in the side. breast. Lieutenant Rasen , 100th Pennsylvania, mortally. arm. Lieutenant Blair, 107th Pennsylvania, slightly. Lieutenant Spencer, 100th Pennsylvania, in the back. Lieutenant Craig, 305th Pennsylvania, in the arm. slightly. Lieutenant Rosinberg, 29th New York, in the avin. Lyeuténant Feldeneron, 20th New York, in the leg. _ in the leg. i Licuteuaat Carr, Company 1, 34 New Jersey, wounded, ‘Lieatenant Jno. Mead, G. K, 10th New York. Tdoutenant J. 8. Hatch, Co. F, let Michigan, mand. ‘Taourenant C. H. Snyder, Co. 1, ‘thigh. Lieutenant H. Milton, Ov. H, 6th Pennsylvania. Lieutenant Ngolf, Co. D, 24 New York. the head. the neck. Ldeutenant V. Harlem, Co. B, Sth Excelsior, New York. New York. foot and leg. leg, severely. ‘Lieutenant Baldwiv, Oo. D, 16m New Fors. ‘Lioutenast Toby, Oo, C, 14th New York. . Lieutenant Grummer, Co, H, Mth New York. Lieutenant Twibell, Co. K, 14th New York. Lieutenant Bail, Co. F, 14th New Yor! Lieutenant Harkness, 1st} Rhode batiery. Lieutenant Rattighn, Co. C, 24th ork, Lieutenant Morris, Co. C, 24th New York. Lieutenant Roberts, Co. H, Ist Messachusets. Lieutenant Henry, Co. F, 1st Massachusetts. Lientenant Wardley, lst New Hampshire battery. Lieutepant Merodith, Co. A, 19th Indians. Lieutenans Ryao, Os. H, Se Mishicun. Lientenant Brennan, Ce. I, $d Michigan, Lieutenant Waters, Co. £, Sd Michigan. Lieutenant Brockman, Battery B, 1st Ponnsyivanis, Lientenant Stevensos, Tho:npeon’s Pennsytvante battery. Lieutenant Hurst, Co. C, 21st New York, Lientenant Hunt, Co. C, 2d Maryland, prisoner. Lieutenant Fox, Co, I, 68d Pennsylvania. Lieutenant Weaver, Co. C, 634 Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Marks, Co. £, 63d Pennsylvania. Lieutenant Myere, Co. G, 2iet New York. Lieutenantfaracy, Co. D, 21st New York. Lieutenant Exfer, Co. E, 24st New York. Lieutenant ShengelbutWor, Co. 1, 1st New York battery, Lieutenant Smith, Co. D, 30th New York. ‘Lieutenant Williams, Co. F, 30th New York. Lieutenant Uncles, Co. A, 14th New York, prisoner. Lieutenant John K. Alexander, 11th Onio, Adjutant of re- gxment. Sorgeant Carl, Co. @, 4th Now York, hand, slighly. Sergeant A. M. eas, Co. H, bith Ohio, leg, severely. Sergeant J. Honzh, Co. E, 16th Michigan. Sergeant G. Hogerlund, Co. C, 24 Excelsior, arm , stigutly, Sergeant Tompkins, Co. D, 14th New York. Bergeant Bell, Co. C, 2th New York. . B, 24th New YoRc. B, 24th Now York. Sergeant Obrn, Co. 1, 58th New York. Sergeant Jacobs, Co. G, 1st United States Sharpshooters. Sergeant McLean, Co. D, Ist United States Sharpshooters. Sergeant Gice, Co. A, 19th Indiana. Sergeant Haverstrop,Co. A, 19th Indiana, Sergeant Winters, Co. B, 7th Pennsylvania reserve, Sergeant Stone, Co. C, 634 Pennsylvania, Sergeant Kane, Co. H, 68d Pennsy!vania. Sergeant Robinson , Co. G, 10th Pennsylvanis. Sergeant Myers, Co. G, 21st New York. Bergeant Bishop, Co. I, 21st New York. Sorgeant Myers, Co. A, Jlst New York. Sergoant Holoomb, Co. 1, 80tb Illinois. e Sergeant Shelly, Co. A, 30th New York. Sergeant Kennedy, Co. A, 30th New York. Sergeant Smith, Co. G, 30th Now York. Sergeant Wm. Coomer, Company @, 12th Ohio, wounded, Sergeant Truman, Sth Maine battery. Sergeant James Hough, Co, E, 16th Michigan. Sergoant C. Stock, Co. I, 1st New York artillery. Sergeant M. E. Smith, Co. I, 1st Michigan, leg, eeverely. Corporal Geo. C. Martin, Oo, C, 20th New York, Corporal Wm. A. Wheat, Co. E, 6th New York, Corporal E. Van Nott, Co. G, 19th Ohio. - Oorpora} Van Helt, Co. D, 14th New York, Corporal Bache, Co. G, 68th New York, Corporal Carpenter, Co. D, 6th Wisconsin. Corporal Rly, Oo. F, 19th Indiana, Corporal Aigens, Co. F, 10th Indiana. Corporal Hartley , Co. F, 19th Indiana. Fisher, Co. E, 10th Indians. Corporal Herbert Thompson, Penasylvania battery. Corporal P. Kelley, Co. H, T&th New York, leg, alightly, Corporal Wompler, Co. H, 63d Pennsylvania. Corporal Hoffman, color guard, 684 Pennsylvania, Corporal Daniels, Co. A, 1st Massachusetts. Corporal MeLowrie, Co. G, 10th Pennsylvania reserve Corporal Martin, Co. B, 30th New York. Corporal McAving, Co. B, 30th New York. Corporal Hassingor, Co. G, 21st New York. Corporal L. Kinsley, Co. D, 2d New York hip, slightly, Béward Vanaote, Company G, 12th Ohio, wounded, Jefferson Davis, Company I, 12h Obio, wounded. _— Frick, Company @, 12th Ohio, wounded, ‘Win, Boor, Company @, 12th Ohio, wounded. Jasper Lazear, Company G, 12th Ohio, wounded, Borney Paters, Company G, 12th Ohio, wounded. Alozander McGill, Company I, 2d New Jersey, wounded, Dennis Casey, Co. D, 751 Now York, leg, severaly. we ‘AG, Chapman, Co. A, 6th Now Hampshire, leg, soverely: T. H. Graham, Oo. G, Ist Michigan, in side, severcly, Thos. Molvy, Oo. I, let New York, fot, slightly. 9. P. MoNamarh, Oo, A, 24 New York, arm, flesh wound Lieut, J. L. Thompson, Co. F, 115eh Pennsylvania, neck, slightly. W. Suion, Co, F, 724 New York, elbow, slightly. F, Nayott, Co D, 24 New York, thigh, Hesh wound J.B. 0. Lene, Co. J. Dew flesh wound. Captain Joke Hapiings, 108th Pennsylvania, ta the leg, oan a ©. Momyoon, 10s Peuasyivania, te the Captain Robert Hirk, 160th Peansylvanie, in the aboulder- Coptain Fessenden, Aid-de-Camp to Genera) Tower, Rilied Captain Weehburne, Co, C, Slat. New York, lef om the Adjutant Von Sedlitz, 29th New York, supposed mertally- Léeatenant Curt, 100th Pennsylvania, in the stomach and» Lieutenant Parmon, 100th Penasylyania, in the head and Lieutenant il, 105th Pennsylvania, io the breast, Lieutenant Meaklebaugh , Adjutant to General Stetuwebr, Lidutenan) F. J. Little, Oo. E, 18th Massachusetts, in the Pennaylvanteta the ‘Lieatenant T. Dunn, Co. C, 4th Excelsior, New York, im ‘Lieatenant J. L. Thompson, Co, F, 146th Peunsylvenie, in Lieutenant A. Glachmyer, -—_” B, 5th Bxoelster, it W. H. Weaver, Co. D, 12th Pennsylvania, in Lieutenant M, C. Ayeth, Co. K, 24th New Yerk, in the 3th Now Jorvoy, neck, fosh wound, +, C0, 1, Sth New Joveey, fingfr and shoulder, ©, Smith, Oo, D, 28th New York, knee, alighti~y J. Colbet, Co. G, 61st Ohio, in side, slightly. W. Fiber, Co. F, 64th New York, leg, slightly. Joseph A. Blakely, Co. B, 86th Pennsylvan®, wrist, slighty. Richard Niel, Co, B, Séth Penneylvania, gg; slightly. Jes. 3. Madidon, Co. B, 66th Pennaylvania, arm, slightly. Jen. Garvey, Co. K, 56th Pennsylvania, neck, slightly. Nelooa Betrem, Co. C, 66th Pennsylvania, back, slightly; Fup ever by cavalry. John R. Seeley, Co. C, 66h Pennsylvania, back, slightly; Tap over by cavalry. Joka A, Culbort, Co, (, 6tb Pennsylvania, hand, slightly, Albert Yon Rosenberg, Co. 1, 20th New York, thigh, se- ‘verely. &. &. Keyes, Co. H, 16th Massachusetts, elbow , severely. P. Doyle, Co. H, 8th New Jersey, head, slightly. A.M. Viekery, Co. F, 4th artillery, hand, slightly. ¥. 0. Loomis, Co. D, 4th Pennsylvania, foot, slightly. BK, B. Gilmore, Co, G, 24 Maine, hand, severely. Geo, Murray, Co. 16, 18th Pennsylvania, arm and breast, slightly. : T. Gallagher, Co. I, 78th New York, hand, slightly. J. a. Courchili, Co, E, 11th Massachueotts, back, 06 verely. Jas. Smith, Co. F, 40th New York, foot, slightly. Wa. Kelly, Co. B, 6th Ohio, foot, sligltly. J.C. Hayes, Co, ¥, 83d Pennsylvania, arm, slightly. | W.B, Bowen, Co: B, 734 New York, shoulder, slightly. . Herrick, Co. K, 5th New York, arm, severely. A. McFarland, Co, D, 100th Pennsylvania, hand, slightly. E. Moran, Co. 1, 10th New York, foot, slightly. J. Boden, Co. D, 5948 Pennsyivania, head, slightly. S, MeCormick, Co. K, 12th Now York, leg, slightly. Jos, Robinson, Co. B, Sth New York, leg, severely. ‘D.C. McKane, Co, G, 1st Michigan, leg, severely.” ©. Willis, Co. B, 684 Pennsylvania. ——~ Mitchell, Co. B, 80th New York. —- Shumaker, Co, G, Zist New York. Samuel Murray, Co. O, 100th Pennsylvania, foot, slightly, Patrick Gill, Co. C, 6th New Jersey, in leg, severely. John Grace, €e. G, 48th Pennsylvania, in arm, slightly. Adolphos Sphynx, Go. K, 20th New York. » J. Costetla, Co. K, 20th New York. D. McOafif, Co, ¥', 1st Michigan. A. Hoffmen, Co. B, 1st New York. W. B. Don, Co, H, 1st New York. » A. Zanoce, Qo. I, 1st New York. John Robinson, Co. F,10uh New York. F. Good, Co. 4,24 Pennsylvania cavalry. J. M. Ricbifer, Oo. F, 11th Pennsylvania. Hugh Fiegler,Co, H, 68d Pennsylvania, A, Alexander, color wearer, 10th New York leg. He Drought away his flag with the staff broken. Chas. Smith, Go. F, 8th Pennsylvania, head, severely. Thomas MoCarthy, Co. H, 40th New York, arm, slightly. John Boyle, Co. G, bth New York, arm, sligntly. Geo. Kerr, Co, E, 88d Pennsylvania, shoulder, slightly, ‘A. Fink, Co. 1, 20th Penneylvania, leg, severely. J. W. Hoardiey, Co. H, 8Tth New York, lost his speech. Jobp Smith, Co. ©, 2d Excelsior, hand, slightly. Bat, Mannar, Co. C, 2d Excelsior, arm, sligitly. David Fart, Co. C, zd New York, arm, slightly. B. McMann, Co. G, 4th New York, hand, @ightly, Fred, Ferst, Co. , 24 New York, log, aligittly. F.C. Dunger, Oo. E, 8th New Jersey, heel end shoulder, E, J. Scudder; Oo. H, Sth Now Jersey, arm, slightly. J. MoClary, o. H, 8th New Jersey, hand, E. Buffman, Co. H, Sth New Jersey, neck aud back, ‘Wm. J. Donuelty, Co. 17, @th Now Jamey, head, badly. J. Shultz, Co. E, 6th New Jersey, hand, slightly. ‘Thos. Gorden, Co. A, 11th Massachusetts, hand, slightly, L, Weaver, Co. F, 74th Pennsylvania, badd, slightly. G. McLaughlin, Co. A, 14th New York. A. Pontohier, Co. A, 14th Now York. James Ivers, Co. A, 14th New York. — Hamilton, Co, A, 14th New York. * W. H. Riemer, Co. G, 24th New York. W. K. Bell, Co. G, 24th New York. ‘W. Barding, Co. G, 24th Now York, =< Smithson, Oo. D, 16th New York. LJ. Cassidy, Co. A, 14th New Work, prisoner, W. Waugh, Co. B, 24tR New York. F¥. H. Trowbridge, Co. B, Slst Massachusetts. ‘A. Cozzines, Co. B, a7th New York. G. Kitteiberger, Co. B, 24th New York. H. Dann, Co. C, 24th New York. —- Straub, Co. @, 68th New York. W. H. Latin, Co, H, 1st United States Sharpehooters, B. Badger, Ce, £, 1st United States Sharpabooters. . Clark, Go. E, 16t United States Snarpshooters. T. MoCall, €0. G, 1st United States Sharpahooters, R. Casey, Uo. G, 188 United States Sharpsheoters. T. Tyler, Co. @, 1st United States Sharpahooters. —— Stannard, Co. G, 1st United States Sharpshooters, G, Fartley, Cq, @, 1st United States Sharpehooters, P. McCabe, Co. B, Battery Fourth artillery. ©. Stevens, Co. B, Battery Fourth artillery, A. J, Brent, Co. B, Battery Fourth artillery. J. Fowler, Co. B, 6th Wirconsim: 8. R. Faulkcoer, Co. C, 6th Wisconsin. 3. Mbbits, Co. D, 6th Wisconsin. H. Overt, Co &, 6th Wisconsin. J. Bervegnt, Co. A, 10th Indfanar I Pict . A, 19th Indiana, G. Clark, Od. 4, 19th Indiana, G. E. Teruliberger, Co. A, 10th Indiana, ¥, Berelbeimer, Co. A, 19th Indiana, J. MoCollins, Vo, A, 19th Indiana, H. Brady, Ce. A, 19th Indiana. @. Kennedy, Co. A, 19th Indiana, 8, Padget, Co. A, 19th Indians, D. J. Ellison, Co, A, 19th Indiana, @. Berelbeimer, Co. A, 19th Indiana, J. L. Mitchell, Co. A, 10th Indiana, J. Gillware, Co, A, 19th indiana, BH. Carr, Co. A, 19th Indiana, F. Pearsall, Co. A, 19th Indians, priaematy 8. Podin, Co. A, 19th Indiana, D. Rickel, Co. A, 19th Indians, W. 8. Ridgoley, Co. A, 19th Indiana, J. Hook, Co. A, 19th Indiana, J. McGinnis, Co, A, 19th Ind! L. Abbot, Co, %, 19th Indiana. D. Harman, Co. 1, 19th Indians, M. Bunion, Co. I, 19th Indiana. J. Coggin, Co. 1, 10th Indiana. F. Ford, Co, F. 10th Indiana, M. Roviek, Co. F, 19th Indiana. J. Tamb, Co, F, 19th Indiana. J. Derer, Co, F, 19th Indiana, J. Riley, Co. D, 6th Wisconsin. L, Fowler, Co. D, 6th Wisconsin. ‘W. Russell, Co. C, 6th Wisconsin, I. Sheldon, Co, 0, 6th Wiseonsia, ©. Kelley, Co. D, 7th Wisconsin. B. Marsh, Co. D, Tth Wisconsin. J, Cannon, Co. H, 68d Pennsylvania, R, Davison, Co. ere Moa B, Patten, Oo. E, 60d Ps A, Powers, Co. E, 684 Pennsylvania, J. Bateman, Oo. B, 684 Pennsylvania, ‘W. Kmerson, Co. A, 1st Massachusetts J. Hannot, Co. G, POth Pennsylvania, R. Laddon, Co. B, 75th Pennsylvania, M. 0. Rhees, Co. @, 18th Now York, J, Maggin, Co. A, 26th New York. James Burke, Oo. B, 90th Now York, woysded tn thigh, ‘Chas. Bezers, Co, H, 30th Now York, = Sylvester Toar, Co. H, 80th New York, beth ehooks and jaws fractured Joseph Garceion, Co, H, 30th New York, in breast. Chas, Woolerer, Co. H, 27th New York, in the binAder, Robert Fuller, Co. K, 26th New York, in foot, M. P. White, Co. E, 80th Now York, in thigh, James Nicholaon, Co. B, 80th New York, in log. Goorge R. Sheffieid, Co, D, 44th New York, tn thigh, Ansell H. Taft, Co. H, 20th Now York, scapule. Jobn Garstenmacker, Co. 4, 6th New York. Matthow Cowlta, Co. A, 760 Now York, 0.4, Day, Co. G, 2t¢t New York. N. ®oigor, Co. @, 2hst New York, 7. Robineon, Co. D, Zev ©. P. byer, Co. f piveon , Co. 0, Mist Ast Now York. Ge. 1, 20th Taw Tork A. Claw Co. B, BO" Now S ork 1 & Var Baren, Co. “tow York. lightly. Alfred Anderson, Co. B, 6th Pennsytvanis, sboulder, J. Baird, Co. G, 21st New York. G. Lowrie, Co, E, 26th Ohio. W. Lowrie, Co, F, 26th Ohio. J. Leary, Oo. B, 25th Ohio, —— Wright, Co. E, 25th Ohio, J. Balharty,Co, A, Ist Michigan. J. Andrews, Co, 1, 12th Massachusetis. E. Fletoher, 6th Maine battery. ‘A. Harris, 6th Maine battery. J. McCormick, 5th Maine Maine battery. E. Whiting. Chas. J. Robbins, Co. D, 23th Massachusetts, arm shot off. John C, Ford, Co. D, 18th Massachussetts, wounded in leg Albert Waldorf, Co. C, 24 Wisconsin. .. George Lobor, Co. I, 1st New York artillery, John H. Toole, Co. 1, 8d New Jersey. John Conover, Co. D, Tlat New York. J.M. Qouever, Co. G, 3d New Jersey. D. N. Jones, Co, ©, 12th Ohio. ‘Wm. Gorabrand, Co. K, ud New Jersey! D.C. Beers, Co. A, 76th Now York. J.T. Kirk. Co. @, 5th Pennsylvania. Louis Fouchiro, tat Virginia battery, Heary Hier, vo. C, Oth Penvsylvania reserve, John H, Mille, Co. D, 2let New York, Nathaniel ark, Co. F, 20th New York. W. 0. Jones, Co. A, 26th New York, Henry Feller, Co, H, Tth Poonsylvania reserve, E. Haokwits, Co. K, Ist New York. B. Wild, Co. K, 9th Pennsylvania reserve, JoBn. Smith, Co. H, 16th Massachusetts. ©. Zoukaw, Co. D, 4th New York cavalry, A. Nejsh, Co, E, 115th Pennsylvania. CASUALTIES IN THE SIOKLES RRIGADB, xMLED, a Captain Donald, commanding Fourth regiment, Lieutenant John 8. Lowntrout, Co. K. Lioutenant Terrence Murphy. Lieutenant Lewis, Exoolsior Brigade, Lieutenant McAllister, Excelsior Brigade, . Lieutenant Donalds, Excelsior Brigade, died from effecte of amputation. M@ergeant O'Neil, Co. A. John Farley. Oharles Oliver. Ld John McLaughlin, Co. C. Corporal Alex. Harrop, Co. B. Corporal Morr ison, Co. Bs — Corwin, Co. H. —— Callahan, Oo, H. wire Fred, Stadel, Co. 1. Heary Ingrabam,Oo.f. 0. Nicholas Plass, Co. KE. ‘WOUNDED. Lieutenant Colonel Potter, Excelsior ip the bend and arm—an imputation will net probably have to he made. Captain Wm. H. Green, badly bruised by fragment of a Acting Adjutant Lieutenant Powell (soa of Dr. Powell), 94 Exeolaior, alightly. Lieutenant Hoxie, Excolsior Brigade, slightly. ‘Lieutenant Benjamin Franklin, Co. H, severely, in groin. Lieutenant Jas. I. Webb, Co. I, severely, in elbow. Sergeant Major Henry Meyian. ‘Sergeant C. 0’Nel!, Oo. H, 4th Excelsior, head, slightly. Sergeant Agnew, Co. G. Sergeant Hagendach, stightly, in the head, Oorporal Drumgould, Co. A, $4 Rxoelsior, hand, stightty, ‘W. 8. Viles, Oe. D, Sth Excelsior, scretum, slightly. G. Lawrence, Co. D, 5th Bxeeiiter, arm, Seah wound. ‘Hugh Binigan, Co. F, 24 Excelsfor, fleah wound. Patrick Hatly, Co. F, 24 Excelsior, wrist, feeb wound, ‘Augustus Fowles, Co. D, 5th Exeolélor, sttétum, fesh wound. J.B. Pidgeon, Co. H, 2d Excelsior, hand, epverely. &. Grow), Oo. D, 4th Sickles, mouth, severely. . Boar, Co. C, 24Sickle’s, shoulder, slightly. F. J. Smith, Co. B, 2d Excelsior, bead, lightly, Owen McGovere, Co, A, died sinoe. Sohn Fitzpatriok, Oo. A, died since. y —- Farrell, Ge. A, died since, ‘Peter Black, Co. D, slightly. Geo, Parrott, Ce. G, in the hand. Jas, Stinson, Co. G, in the leg, severely. Sami. Henderson, Co. G, ia the breast. Bergeant Smith Hyatt. ‘Witham Hardie, in the band. Jas. Lewis. very badly. Jerry Brennan, Oo. 4,94 Renter orm, aD M. B, Miller, Co. T, Sth Bxosisior, leg, ; Stephen Connor, Co. A, 2d Excelsior, Sager, alight!» Patrick Ragan, Co. A, 2d Excolsior, arm and thigh. Ben). Baker ,Co. A, 24 Excelstor, arm. STAFP OPFIOBRS MISSING, . Captain J. McClure, Commissary, Patrick’s brigade prisoner. Captain Judson, Agsistent aqjurant uenoral te Genéra) Baiot Lieutenant Jordan, Aid-de-Camp to Genefal Hatch. Dr. Farley, Jath Now York. ADDITIONAL NAMES OF KILLED AND WOUNDED, ‘The following been brought to the Alexaadris nospt- rom Walorf, Co. C, 24 Wisconsin. George Toper, Co. 1, 1st Now York artillery, Gergeant Christian Stock, Co. I, 1st New York artillery, Adjutant John E. Alexander, 11tb Ohio. Corporal John H, Toole, Oo. 1, 84 New York: J. M. Conover, Co, @, 3d New York. John Conover, Co. D, 7ist New York. Doutly N. Jones, Co. C, 12th Ohio. Corporal Edw. Van Not, Co. @, 12th Ohio. Sergeant Pat. MoGlenn, Co, K, 24 Rxeelsior. ‘Thomas McCoorts, Co. D, 12th Pennsylvania. Henry O'Neil, Co. 1; Sergeant. Donay Broudt, Oo, A; Philander Powner,Co. G, and Lieutenant Charles B. Kelly, Co. K, 60th Pennsylvania. Lieutenant George H. Swan, Co. A, and Sergeant James Hough, Uo. E, 16th Michigan. Aloxandor, Co. H; Sergeant Henry Klein, Oo, A, and Jno. H. Mills, Co. D, Twenty-first New York, M. W. Stetson, Co. A, 36th New York. ‘Wm. 8. Porter, Co. A, 24 Maryland. ‘Wm. W. Withron, Co. C, 1st Virginia artillery. Lieutenant Henry C. Pratt, Oo. F, 38th New York. Sergent Joha W. Gordon, Co. 1, and Frank M. Russell, Co, B, 724 New York, Josioh M. Hines, Co. K, 105th Pennsylvania, Benj. A. Sullivan, Co, F; John Garstenacker, Co, H; ‘Wm. A. Wheat, Corporal, Co. #; James Patterson, Co. @., 6th New York Voluntosrs. Chas. B. pee oo C; John A. Reberteon, Corpo- ral, Co, A, 7th New York. Jacod Bancroft, Co. H; Jekm Marcotte, Co. 0; James Sulli- van, Co. D, 2d New York. Samuel N. Mayne, Co. B; John McCarty, Co, B, Ist Penn- sylvania artillery. Charles Goolap, Co. £, 22d New York. Swain Jobnaon, Co. B, ist Mir eaote, ‘Wm. Goradoraut, Co. K,9d Now Jersey. Martin Cowlin, Co. A, 76th New York. John P. Kirk, Oo; C, 6tb Pennsylvania. Beary Herners, Co. , 9th Pennsylvasia reserve. Nathantel Trask, Co. F; Wm. 0. Jones, Co. A, 80h New ‘York. Andeew Neish, Co. B, 105th New York. Benry Fuller, Co. H, 7th Penuaytvania reserve. Frnost Hackinty , Corporal Co, K, 1st New Jersey. ‘Weild, Co, K, 9th Pennsylvania Volunteers, ) Smith, Co, H, 16th Massachusetts, Joba 8. Hatch, Lieatenant, Ist Mishigan Volunteers. George ©. Masten and James Costello, Co. F, 20tb New York. Conrad Loiaker, Sergeant, Co. D, 4th New York cavalry, Jacob Cufningbam, Co. 1, 17th New York. ‘Thomss Shino, Co. K; Joueph F. Phillips, Corporal, Co. F 28th Massachusetts, Charlies Faiber,,o. C, 68th New York, In addition to the above, Licutenant Mortar, of tho Firat Michigon cavalry, was wounded and taken p: isouer. Lieutenaut Morse, of the serae regimont, iei"led, Colonel Robsrts ead Capte'n Pomnorey, ¢7 tho Let Miohizan Infantry, wore Killed. Captain Parry, commanding the 16th Michigaa, was Colonel Brodhead, of the Ist Michigan envalry, was cap. tured nant Farnham, of the Now Yerk 224, was wounded 2 | thw teoups marched wita king, of Co. Now York, Stas private, Co. ty Cte vegieut, died of their | helm, Adjutant of the 10th Peunsylvanta ¢o x8 shot shrough the loft koe HE NEW YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS A speeial despatch from Washington to The Press, says in addition to General Schenck, Generals Hatch, Patrick, Duryoe and Tower, are slightly wounded. Col. Kelts, 734 Pennaylvania; Lieut. Col. McLean, 8th Pean, sylvania; Col. O'Connor, 94 Wisconein ; Col. Cantwell, 824 ‘Onto, and C eptain Francis Shellinglin, 12th Pennsylvania reserve, wore all killed. THE CARE OF WOUNDED. AN APPEAL TO PATRIOTIC LADIES. * SURGKON GenERaL’s Ovrice, Waanmator, August 30, 1862. 90 THE LOYAL WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF THR UNITED STATE®, The supply of tint im the market is nearly exhausted, ‘Tho brave men wounded in defenee of their country will soon be in want of it. I appeal to you to come to our aid in supplying us with this necessary article. There is ®caroely a woman or child who cann’‘ scrape lint, and there is no way in ich their assistance can be more usefully given than in fornishing us the mvans to dross the Wounds of those who fall in defence of their rights and their homes, Contributiogs will be reccived in Boston by Suryeon A. U.S. A.; Nowark, Agsistant Surgeon, Jaueway; Whila- delphia, Surgeon Geo. B. Cooper, U. 8. A.; Maltimore, Surgeon C.C. Cox, U. 8. A; Washington, Surytun Lambs, U.S, A.; Oincinnati, Surgeou Glover Partin, | A.; Loutsville, Surgeon G, 8. Head, U.S. A.; $1. Louie, Assistant Surgeon C.T. Alexander, U. 8. A.,or by auy Other medical officer of the army. WM. A. HAMMOND, Surgeon Geugral 0. 8. A. SUPPLIES FOR THK WOUXDES. Wasumatoy, August 31, 1862. Forty-three wagon loads of hospital supplies left hers Gaturday evoning for the battle flold. Modical Inspectee? Coolidge, Surgeqp Page, Assistant Surgeon Webster, and other medical officors of the army and private physicians, ; have proceeded to the same locality. MASGACHUBETTS SURGEONS EN ROUTE TU WASHING TON. Acorpa of twelve Massachusetts surgeons, vis—Drs. W. @. Brock and Alfred Lambert, of Springfield; F. Hooper! L.@. Davis, P. W. Harkley, W. G. Bennett, and assistant, of Fall River; 0. B. Brewster,P. L. Miller, P. H. Manning, A’ ‘M, Smith and 0. V. N. Fisher, of Pitisfield, arrived at ihe New England Rooms in New York this morning and re- ported to Col. Howe. They aren reute to the seat of war, ‘ender special order from the Secretary of War to Gevernor Andrew. Colonel Howe provided transportation South fer them, and rendered @uch other aid as was casontiay to speed them on their way to the scene of their humane labors, , ‘The ladica of the New Engiand Rooms have boon b ‘+ employed all day in peeking necessary articles, band: lint, medical stores, &o., which have been fuywarde Colonel Howe, with the above corps of surgecns. Five hundred reeruits for veteran Macs.whusetts menis arrived this morsing,,and were to-day forwa “te jom their comrades. One of the recruits, named ' ‘eitartin, of Providencé, was accidentally run ove: evening at Fall River, and is now at tho New Enjy ‘Rooms, receiving every attention” Hopes are enterts for his recovery. PEENSYLVANIA PEYSICIANS EN ROUTE. Haxnuapona, August 31, .~ G@ctiful physicians and surgeons, provided w.th in ‘ments and al] necessary appliances, are boing raj Gent to the relief of seldiers wounded at Buli run. 4 physicians left last night, and others have been invited ‘Dy the Governor,andare no doubt on their wg Sar goon Gengral Smith, with bis Philadelp&is corps of volun. eer surgeons and nurses, also leaves to-night. INTERESTING FROM THE #RONT. {THE BOMORS ABOUT THE ARMY— STRENGTH OF TUB oe FORCE THIS GIDB OF BULL RUN MOUNTAINS, oy ETC. Wasararox, August 29, 1802. ‘The excitement to-day In regard '0 affairs across the Potomac has been intense, The city has been filled with @ thousand and che rumors. It was stated that tv sup- Piles for General Pope's army world to-day be exba:iste and DO communivativa or means of forwarding supplies ave yet been obtained. Karly in the morning intelligence waa recoived that yesterday, at half-past nine o’cleck, Gon. Heintzeinan had made an attack upon the robels as Bristow Stations Cour or five miles beyond Manassas Junction, and alter 4 Ddattle, in which there was great loss on both silos, he defeated and drove them beck to Manassas. A Jittlo later it was understood that Gon. Pope had managed to throw the army corps of Gon. Fitz John Porter, aud the division of Buraside’s corps under the command of Gea. Reno, between the revolsjon this side of Bui] Run \foun- tam and the main body of theirarmy. Apprehensious Were entertained thatthe main rebel army would take e@dvantage of thie movement to mako an attack ia forve ‘upon Pope’s army. He would then have had leit only hia Original force to repel such an attack. Up to this time it bas been understood that no attaek has been made by the main robe! army. To-day General Hetutrelman’s corps, composod of the divisions of Kearney and Hooker, attacked the rebe's at Manassas, and, after a desperate struggle, drove from that position. It is stated that they retroated fiat im the direetion of Warreuton Junction, whero they met the forces under Geueral Fitz John Porter, and ‘finding their return to the main body of their army thus intor- rupted, they countermarched beyond Mavasvas, in the direction of Loosburg. At the last accouats General Heintzeiman was following them up, and thore was every prebability of the capture of the whole of this rebel force, as Genera! Franklin, with his corps of the Army of the Potomac, and a largo porfion of Sumner’s corps, had already been sent in a direction to intercept the meve- ment of those fugitives towards the Potomac at Edwards’ Ferry or Leesburg. ‘The number of the rebel force on this side of Bull Run Mountain bas boon variously estimated. Until today the highest number named was 30,000; but there arrived here the Rev. J. N. MoMillan, chaplain of the One Hundred and Ninth Penosylvania rogimont, who, having been sent te this city with wound- ed men from Pope's army, was on his return to Warrenten and was captured by the robels at Manas. sas Junction en Tuesday night; he was retained in ousto- dy until Wednesday night, when be was provided with @ pass, allowing him to go im the direction of Alexandria. The pass was given by Briga‘ier General Taliaferro and was oountorsigned by General A. P. Hill. Mr. MeMfflan Was required before being releawnt, note withstanding the agroement that chapiaing aud gurgeose were not to be considered prisoners of war, to give hit parole, pledging himsoif not to communicate anythins that he saw or heard that would be detrimental to toe army Of the rebel States, While in cusindy be saw vad conversed with General Jackson (Stonewall), ani Geos fais A. P, Hill and Ewell, A number of o'hor Gene: wore at Manassas, When informed teat the estimate of the rebel forces on this side of Hull Rus Meantaim wea thirty thousand, Mr. McMillan at in he jadgmeat, it was a very low estimate, ‘The presence Of this portion of the rebel arhy on this side of the Bail Run Mountain fs rega ded as am agomaly fu miliary mov@ments, It is recounted for ouly oy the desire to possess themselves of the vast aroun} of supplies proceeding frem th’: city to the army of General Pope, The cavalry raid upon Cotlet.’s Station,on Friday iast, disclosed to thom the fact that large supply trains wero im that vicinity, and cde ease with which & nial! .orce of cavalry was permitted to rifly tu traing there eudouraged them to (supose that. by wea ling for. wrurd rapidiy @ laegor free, thoy wight gat. supplied cuough for the subsistence of their w iro! for wow days, atd transportation suffrioat to orate them to march los @istauces Crom Useir ices of reiigoad. vt vvenent of Jackson, dit & Og. War evidently intecdea to seize the supply trains at Cetlet'sc aplony od only Ue thot (CONTINULL ON Bit Bia PAL McLaran, U. 8. A,; New York, by Surgeon R. Sutierioe, ”