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in the hospital in that town--148 in number. Among these are Capt. S. T. Walton, Co. K, 23rd regiment, and Capt. R. E. Cowan, Co. I, 37th regiment. The latter died on the 30th, one week after the fight. Captain Cowan was a high-toned and chivairous gentleman, and we deeply regret to chronicle the fall of so noble a spirit. He was from Preston county, and represented the county a few years ago in the Legislature of the State. We hear that Capt Buford, of Bedford, had a flesh wound in the thigh, which is thought not to be dangerous. Col. Burks, of Bedford, commanding the third brigade--composed of the 21st regiment, Col. Patton; 42d regiment, Lieut. Col. Laughorne; 48th regiment, Col. Campbell; Irish battalion, Major Munford-- had three bullets shot through his clothes, but escaped unhurt. Lieut. Col. Langhorne had his horse shot under him. The entire brigade was engaged, except, perhaps, the 48th regiment, which, with Marye's battery, is sold to have been held in reserve.