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The Daily Dispatch: August 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 14 (search)
r the field the day after the battle, counted two hundred and thirteen of the Zouaves dead and wounded. The damage we received was from the fire of a company of the Zouaves, which had formed into line on the edge of the woods before we charged, killing nine of our men. It is not true, as stated by one of your correspondents, that Capt. Carter's was the only company that made the charge. Capt. Carter's company was in front, and was followed immediately by the Clarke Cavalry, led by Lieut. Taylor, which company was complimented in high terms by Col. Stuart for their gallant conduct during the charge and the remainder of the battle. Portions also of other companies were in the charge, the ground being too circumscribed for a charge by the whole regiment. After we had formed in the rear of the woods, a strong reenforcement of infantry came up, and we moved still further to our left and formed in an open field in the rear of the Newtown battery, commanded by Capt. Beckham. This b
The Daily Dispatch: August 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 8 (search)
Effects of whiskey. --Several men were conveyed to the city jail yesterday by the pollen, having been sent thither by the Mayor in default of surety for their good behavior, on the charge of drunkenness. Among them were the following men: James Taylor, James Mulliher, Wm. H. McDonald, John Holt, Wm. Naidel, and August Belkins. Some of the parties belong to the volunteer forces now encamped in the vicinity of this city.