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

Killed. Wounded.

Command. Officers Enlisted Officers Enlisted

men men

NINETEENTH ARMY

CORPS, &c.-

Continued

Third Brigade

Colonel HARAI

ROBINSON. a

87th Illinois ....... 4 2 13

(mounted infantry)

1st Louisiana ....... 4 4 27

Total Third Brigade ....... 8 6 40

Fourth Brigade

Colonel NATHAN

A. M. DUDLEY

2nd Illinois ....... 2 1 39

3rd Massachusetts ....... 8 1 51

31st Massachusetts ....... 3 1 38

(mounted infantry)

8th New Hampshire ...... 2 ....... 22

(mounted infantry)

Total Fourth ....... 15 3 150

Brigade

Fifth Brigade

Colonel OLIVER P.

GOODING

2nd New York ...... ....... 1 5

Veteran

18th New York 1 1 1 9

3rd Rhode Island ....... ........ ....... 1

(detachment)

Total Fifth Brigade 1 1 2 15

Artillery

Massachusetts ....... 1 2 16

Light, 2nd Battery

(B)

5th United States, ....... 4 ....... 13

Battery G

Total artillery ....... 5 2 29

Total Cavalry 3 37 21 290

Division

Grand total 16 151 76 911

Franklin's command

Captured or missing.

Command. Officers Enlisted Aggrega-

men te

NINETEENTH ARMY

CORPS, &c.-

Continued

Third Brigade

Colonel HARAI

ROBINSON. a

87th Illinois ...... 2 21

(mounted infantry)

1st Louisiana 1 13 49

Total Third Brigade 1 15 70

Fourth Brigade

Colonel NATHAN

A. M. DUDLEY

2nd Illinois ....... 3 45

3rd Massachusetts ...... 11 71

31st Massachusetts ...... 16 58

(mounted infantry)

8th New Hampshire 1 31 56

(mounted infantry)

Total Fourth 1 61 230

Brigade

Fifth Brigade

Colonel OLIVER P.

GOODING

2nd New York ....... ........ 6

Veteran

18th New York ....... 2 14

3rd Rhode Island ...... ........ 1

(detachment)

Total Fifth Brigade ....... 2 21

Artillery

Massachusetts ...... 1 20

Light, 2nd Battery

(B)

5th United States, ...... ....... 17

Battery G

Total artillery ....... 1 37

Total Cavalry 4 150 505

Division

Grand total 66 1,624 2,844

Franklin's command

a Wounded April 8.

HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORCES WESTERN LOUISIANA,
Grand Ecore, April 18, 1864.

MAJOR: In mentioning the officers of my staff who were wounded in the battle of the 8th instant, I inadvertently neglected Captain Pigman, signal officer on my staff. This officer distinguished himself by his gallantry in the first part of the fight, and was severely wounded at the point where General Emory's division repulsed the enemy in his final attack.

Respectfully, your obedient servant,

W. B. FRANKLIN,

Major-General, Commanding.

Major G. B. DRAKE,

Assistant Adjutant-General.