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The Daily Dispatch: September 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], Recruiting in Canada. (search)
the action, the road to the Chain Bridge presented a lively scene. Vehicles and ambulances were hurrying towards the city, while troop after troop of cavalry were proceeding towards the scene of action at a rapid but regular gait, followed by trains of heavily loaded wagons, while officers were rapidly passing to and from with orders and despatches. Soon after the rencontre at Lewinsville began, the sounds of which were distinctly heard in the city, the discharge of heavy guns from Forts Albany and Ellsworth startled the people. It was ascertained that this firing was occasioned by the trial of some recently mounted guns to ascertain their range. The following is given as a complete list of the Federal killed and wounded: Name of the killed. 1. Private Colburn, Company C, Third Vermont Volunteers. 2. Private W. H. Wood, Company D, Nineteenth Indiana Volunteers. 3. Private James Elliott, Company B, Seventy-ninth N. Y. Volunteers. 4. Private Amos Mazerole, Com