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
Second Brigade.
Brig. Gen. HENRY BAXTER.
Staff					1		1
12th Massachusetts	2	3	7	45	3	59	119
83d New York (9th Militia)	2	4	3	15		58	82
97th New York	2	10	9	27	3	75	126
11th Pennsylvania(*)		5	6	46		60	117
88th Pennsylvania		4	3	52	4	47	110
90th Pennsylvania	1	7	3	42	1	39	93
Total Second Brigade	7	33	31	227	12	338	648
Total Second Division	9	82	68	548	52	931	1,690
THIRD DIVISION.
Brig. Gen. THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
Maj. Gen. ABNER DOUBLEDAY
Staff			1				1
First Brigade.
Col. CHAPMAN BIDDLE.
Brig. Gen. THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
Col. CHAPMAN BIDDLE.
Staff			1				1
80th New York (20th Militia)	3	32	15	96	1	23	170
121st Pennsylvania		12	5	101	1	60	179
142d Pennsylvania	3	10	11	117	2	68	211
151st Pennsylvania	2	49	9	202	4	71	337
Total First Brigade	8	103	41	516	8	222	898
Second Brigade.
Col. ROY STONE.
Col. LANGHORNE WISTER
Col. EDMUND L. DANA.
143d Pennsylvania	1	20	11	130		91	253
149th Pennsylvania	1	52	14	158	4	107	336
150th Pennsylvania	2	33	10	142	4	73	264
Total Second Brigade	4	105	35	430	8	271	853
Third Brigade.
Brig. Gen. GEORGE J. STANNARD.
Col. FRANCIS V. RANDALL.
Staff			2				2
13th Vermont		10	4	99		10	123
14th Vermont	1	18	1	66		21	107
16th Vermont		16	5	97		1	119
Total Third Brigade	1	44	12	262		32	351
Total Third Division	13	252	89	1,208	16	525	2,103
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Col. CHARLES S. WAINWRIGHT.
Maine Light, 2d Battery (B)				18			18
Maine Light. 5th Battery (E)		3	2	11		7	23
1st New York Light, Battery L(+)		1	1	14		1	17
1st Pennsylvania Light, Battery B		3	1	8			12
4th United States, Battery B		2	2	29		3	36
Total Artillery Brigade		9	6	80		11	106
Total First Army Corps	42	624	62	2,969	83	2,079	6,059

*Transferred, on afternoon of July 1, from the Second to the First Brigade. Its losses after July 1 are reported with the latter brigade.

+Battery E, 1st New York Light Artillery, attached.

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