Report of flags captured by the Second Army Corps, from May 4 to November 1, 1864.

No. Regiment from which Date of By whom captured.

captured. captured.

1 23rd Virginia May 12 William Westerhold

2 Unknown May 12 Michael Burke

3 do May 12 George W. Harris

4 do May 12 Albert Marsh

5 do May 12 Thomas Robinson

6 do May 12 R. W. Ammerman

7 do May 12 S. Heiligstein

8 do May 3 Terrence Bayley

9 Anderson's brigade May 12 Charles McAnnaly

10 Unknown May 12 John H. Wicks

11 do May 12 Benjamin Y. Draper

12 do May 12 Lewis Rounds

13 do May 12 Lewis Morgan

14 do May 12 Samuel E. Viall

15 do May 12 James W. Welch

16 55th Virginia May 6 William D. Thompson

17 37th Virginia May 12 C. Fraunberg

18 17th Louisiana May 12 A. Freeman

19 65th Virginia May 12 William Jones

20 15th Louisiana May 12 Philip Slaughter

21 31st North Carolina May 6 Joseph B. Kemp

22 4th Georgia Battery May 12 Benjamin Morse

23 Unknown May 12 F. A. Bishop

24 18th North Carolina May 12 A. H. Mitchell

25 13th North Carolina May 6 Stephen Rought

26 Unknown May 6 George Hoffer

27 do May 12 Wilbur D. Mosiere

28 42nd Virginia May 12 Charles L. Russell

29 Unknown May 6 Thomas M. K. Lee

30 28th North Carolina May 12 John M. Kindig

31 8th Georgia May 6 Joseph R. Burnett

32 26th North Carolina Oct. 27 Alonzo Smith

33 47th North Carolina Oct. 27 Daniel Murphy

No. Rank. Regiment.

1 Sergeant 52nd New York

2 Private 125th New York

3 do 148th Pennsylvania Volunteers

4 Sergeant 64th New York Volunteers

5 Private 81st Pennsylvania Volunteers

6 do 148th Pennsylvania Volunteers

7 do Do

8 Sergeant 7th New York Heavy Artillery

9 Lieutenant 69th Pennsylvania Volunteers

10 Private 152nd New York Volunteers

11 First lieutenant 1st Delaware Volunteers

12 Private 4th Ohio Volunteers

13 do Do

14 First sergeant 19th Massachusetts Volunteers

15 Major 19th Maine Volunteers

16 Sergeant 20th Indiana Volunteers

17 First lieutenant Do

18 Private 124th New York Volunteers

19 First lieutenant 73rd New York Volunteers

20 Private Do

21 Sergeant 5th Michigan Volunteers

22 Private 3rd Michigan Volunteers

23 do 57th Pennsylvania Volunteers

24 Lieutenant 105th Pennsylvania Volunteers

25 Sergeant 141st Pennsylvania Volunteers

26 Corporal 84th Pennsylvania Volunteers

27 Lieutenant 93rd New York Volunteers

28 Corporal Do

29 Captain 6th New Jersey Volunteers

30 Corpolar 63rd Pennsylvania Volunteers

31 Sergeant 20th Indiana Volunteers

32 do 7th Michigan Volunteers

33 do 19th Massachusetts Volunteers

Major-General Hancock reports that seven flags not included in the foregoing statement were captured by his command during the period indicated, and sent home by officers and others.

HEADQUARTERS SECOND ARMY CORPS, November 9, 1864.

GENERAL: In compliance with paragraph 6, Special Orders 297, headquarters Army of the Potomac, of the 3rd instant, I have the