Return of Casualties in the Union forces, &c-Continued.

 

	Killed		Wounded		Captured or missing
Commands	Officers	Enlisted Men	Officers	Enlisted Men	Officers	Enlisted Men	Aggregate
Artillery.
New York Light, 6th Battery				8		13	21
Total Third Division	4	21	14	88	4	197	328
ATTACHED TROOPS.(*)
Brig. Gen. ADELBERT AMES.
2d Massachusetts		1		3		2	6
33d Massachusetts				3			3
86th New York		2		24			26
124th New York		2	1	11			14
3d Wisconsin		1		14			15
1st U.S. Artillery, Battery K				2			2
Total		6	1	57		2	66
ATTACHED TROOPS (+)
Brig. Gen. DAVID A. RUSSELL.
2d Wisconsin
7th  Wisconsin
56th Pennsylvania		1		5		3	9
Total		1		5		3	9
Grand total	10	71	35	368	13	369	866

OFFICERS KILLED.

MARYLAND

Captain Francis M. Kreager, 1st Cavalry.

NEW JERSEY.

Lieutenant Colonel Virgil Brodrick, 1st Cavalry. Major John H. Shelmire, 1st Cavalry.

NEW YORK. Colonel Benjamin F. Davis, 8th Cavalry. Lieutenant Henry C. Cutler, 8th Cavalry. Captain Benjamin F. Foote, 8th Cavalry. Lieutenant William Robb, 10th Cavalry.

PENNSYLVANIA. Captain Charles B. Davis, 6th Cavalry.

UNITED STATES ARMY. Captain Charles W. Canfield, 2nd Cavalry. Lieut Issac M. Ward, 6th Cavalry.

OFFICERS MORTALLY WOUNDED. ILLINOIS. Major Alpheus Clark, 8th Cavalry. Captain John G. Smith, 8th Cavalry.

NEW YORK. Lieutenant William W. Phillips, 6th Cavalry. Lieut James E. Reeves, 8th Cavalry. Lieutenant Benjamin C. Efner, 8th Cavalry. Lieut John B. King, 10th Cavalry.

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*With right wing.

+With left wing.

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