The latest information we have from the army of
Gen. Lee will be found under our telegraphic head.
The Central train which arrived at a late hour last night brought down a large number of the wounded in the late battles in
Pennsylvania, but they had been so long on the way that they knew nothing of the present operations of the army, and very little of its whereabouts a week ago. The passengers by the train were without even a rumor.
Losses among Virginia troops.
We have received the following list of losses among
Virginia regiments and batteries.
Col Jas. Gregory Hodges and
Maj. Robert Poors, of the 14th Virginia, killed and
Lieut. Col. White wounded,
Capt. Coghill wounded and missing;
Col. Magruder, of the 57th Virginia, wounded;
Col. Aylett, of the 53d Virginia, killed,
Col. Edmands, of the 38th Virginia, killed,
Col. Colquit, --
Virginia, killed;
Col. James Marshall, of
Fauquier county, Va. (commanding a North Carolina regiment) killed, Cols
Terry and
Mays wounded
Capt. Samuel H. Early, of
Gen Early's staff, wounded.
In the 19th Virginia the following losses occurred:
Col. Gant, wounded in neck and arm;
Lieutenant Colonel Ellis, killed;
Major Charles Peyton, slightly wounded;
Adjutant Jas. McIntyre, seriously wounded.
Co
A Capt. J. C. Callin wounded.
Co B:
Lt. Palma Hanner wounded,
Lt. Wood missing.
Co C:
Capt. Irving wounded and missing.
Co D:
Capt. Dick Harlan wounded;
privates Fortune,
Drumheller,
Strange, and
Johnson, killed,
Woody missing Co E:
Capt. Wm. Gross killed;
Lieut W. B. Lettellier missing; Serg't
Munday killed.
Co F:
Capt. Bennett Taylor missing.
Co G:
Capt. Boyd killed,
Lt. Powell wounded.
Co H:
Capt Brown wounded and reported dead;
Lieut. Landrum missing.
Co K:
Capt. Woodson wounded,
Lt. Guintear killed.
The regiment went in with 250 men and came out with 80.
Col. Stewart, of the 56th Va., is wounded;
Col. Eppa Hunton, 8th Va., wounded;
Lt. Col. Berkeley wounded and
Major Berkeley missing.
Col. Allen and
Major Wilson, of the 28th Va., killed.
Both
Kemper's and
Armistead's brigades are now commanded by
Majors.
In the 1st company Richmond Howitzers the following losses were sustained.
Killed--
Privates Allen Morton and
L. DeW Ogden.
Wounded--
Privates Wm. P. Smith, leg amputated;--
McNamee, leg amputated
Geo Booker, seriously in leg,
Henry L. Terrill, painfully in both legs and arm;
Somerville Gray,
Jno. W. Pleasants,
Chas. Poindexter,
Henry Kepler, and
Thos. J. Mason, all slightly.
The wounded are all doing well.
The company was in the fights of the 2d and 3d insts.
Purcell Battery of
Richmond.
Killed--
Private Weaver, of
Page co. Wounded — Serg't
Hammond, arm broken,
privates Tyree Fuqua, arm broken,
Jas Mahoney, leg;
Chas Carter, thigh,
Valentine Brown, head and shoulder.
This list is up to 5 o'clock P. M. of Friday's fight.
Woolfolk's Battery, of
Hanover — Killed
Privates Chas Hawkins, Wm. A Bolton;
Jos. Terrill.
Wounded:
Capt Woolfolk, severely in the arm;
Corporal Keiningham, seriously,
privates Southard, mortally;
Wm. Gob,
J. O. Mason, Samuel Mills,
C. Bristow,
Richard Harper, J Suead,
Rufus Hancock, A J South,
Jos. Haskins,--
Jackson, missing.
Thomas Howarth, supposed killed.