Return of Casualties in the Union Forces-Continued.

DEEP BOTTOM, VA., AUGUST 13-20, 1864-Continued.

Captured

or

Killed. Wounded. missing.

Command. Officers Men Officers Men Officers Men Aggregate

Third Brigade.

Colonel ROBERT McALLISTER.

11th Massachusetts (seven - -- - 1 - -- 1

companies)

5th New Jersey (three - -- - -- - -- ---

companies)

6th New Jersey (three - -- - -- - -- ---

companies)

7th New Jersey - -- - -- - -- ---

8th New Jersey - 4 1 7 - -- 12

11th New Jersey - -- - 2 - -- 2

72nd New York (one company) - -- - -- - -- ---

120th New York - -- - -- - -- ---

Total Third Brigade - 4 1 10 - -- 15

Artillery.

1st New Jersey Light, - -- - -- - -- ---

Battery B

1st Pennsylvania Light, - -- - -- - -- ---

Battery F

Total Third Divison 1 17 14 140 2 116 290

Total Second Army Corps. 4 78 37 524 6 315 964

TENTH ARMY CORPS.

Major General DAVID B.

BIRNEY.

FIRST DIVISION.

Brigadier General ALFRED

H. TERRY.

First Brigade.

Colonel FRANCIS B. POND.

Colonel ALVIN C. VORIS.*

Colonel JOSHUA B. HOWELL.+

39th Illinois 2 18 5 71 - 7 103

62nd Ohio - 11 3 36 - 11 61

67th Ohio ++ 1 4 - 22 - 15 42

85th Pennsylvania 1 20 6 56 1 3 87

Total First Brigade 4 53 14 185 1 36 293

Second Brigade.

Colonel JOSEPH R. HAWLEY.

6th Connecticut - 6 6 58 - 11 81

7th Connecticut 2 7 4 27 - 5 45

3rd New Hampshire 1 11 9 62 - 9 92

7th New Hampshire 1 2 - 9 - 4 16

16th New York Heavy - 2 - 5 - 3 10

Artillery (seven companies)

Total Second Brigade 4 28 19 161 - 32 244

Third Brigade.

Brigadier General ROBERT

S. FOSTER.

10th Connecticut 1 7 6 58 - 10 82

11th Maine - 20 5 116 - 6 147

1st Maryland Cavalry - 18 5 84 - 16 123

(dismounted)

24th Massachusetts 1 18 6 93 - 12 130

100th New York - 6 1 49 1 24 81

Total Third Brigade 2 69 23 400 1 68 563

Total First Division 10 150 56 746 2 136 1,100

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*Assumed command August 16.

+Assumed command August 18.

++Only four companies engaged.

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