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

Captured

Killed Wounded or missing

Command Offic Enlis Offic Enlis Offic Enlist Aggr

ers ted ers ted ers ed men egat

men men e

RESERVE ARTILLERY. --- --- --- 1 --- --- 1

Indiana Light, 24th

Battery

Ohio Light, 19th --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Battery

Total artillery --- --- --- 1 --- --- 1

Total Twenty-third --- 10 2 39 --- 13 64

Army Corps

FIRST CAVALRY --- --- --- 1 --- 3 4

DIVISION. Second

Brigade. Lieutenant

Colonel EMERY S.

BOND. 112th

Illinois Infantry

[mounted]

8th Michigan --- --- --- --- --- 1 1

Cavalry

Total Second --- --- --- 1 --- 4 5

Brigade

Total Cavalry --- --- --- 1 --- 4 5

Grand total 2 29 9 202 1 75 318

SIEGE OF KNOXVILLE,

Tennessee, NOVEMBER

17-DECEMBER 4.

NINTH ARMY CORPS. --- 1 --- 1 --- 1 3

Brig. General ROBERT

B. POTTER,

HEADQUARTERS. 6th

Indiana Cavalry

[four companies]

FIRST DIVISION. --- --- 1 2 --- 2 5

Brig. Gen. EDWARD

FERRERO. First

Brigade. Colonel

DAVID MORRISON.36th

Massachusetts

8th Michigan --- --- --- 2 --- 4 6

79th New York --- 4 1 9 --- --- 14

45th Pennsylvania --- --- --- 4 --- --- 4

Total First Brigade --- 4 2 17 --- 6 29

Second Brigade. --- 4 --- 4 --- --- 8

Colonel BENJAMIN C.

CHRIST. 29th

Massachusetts

27th Michigan --- 6 1 11 --- 20 38

46th New York --- 3 --- 4 --- 2 9

50th Pennsylvania --- 2 --- 5 --- 2 9

Total Second --- 15 1 24 --- 24 64

Brigade

Third Brigade. 2 8 4 63 --- 16 93

Colonel WILLIAM

HUMPHREY. 2nd

Michigan

17th Michigan 2 1 --- 10 --- 18 31

20th Michigan --- 2 3 13 --- 12 30

100th Pennsylvania --- 3 1 8 --- --- 12

Total Third Brigade 4 14 8 94 --- 46 166

Officers killed or mortally wounded.-Lieutenant Marion P. Holmes, Thirty-sixth Massachusetts; Lieutenant Alonzo P. Stevens, Seventeenth Michigan; Lieutenant Colonel W. Huntington Smith, Twentieth Michigan.