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4 i ll. if 1 .1 i 1 5 I rV A 1 11 4 i THE CECETT 4UTTLES, OFFICIAL X.ISTS OF CASUALTIES. re eft be Hifku4Wnt44 la HMfltal at YVaahlatea aad Aaaafalle. CxeeUlar Brigade, Uea. Bleklof.

FIE3T Lievt. TTeMrsaarawTa A C-ora Ujhv4 Uuttun, Co WC Wiley. Co Ir McCormick. John Hailivan. Patrick.

Morton, tX, (missing Robert Bryant. Co A View. 4 toadoo. A hoaia Helen, A VicheW Fait. Philip TrtaaMe, lili.ua fclioor.

Clare SECOND REGIMENT. Corp The IfeD. Co A jnha larley.Ce A Cherh 'liver, Co A Owe McGavera. Co A aha utpatrick. Co A Jmm Farreh.

Co A Joha Ktmhtv. Co A Jibm helix, Co flora John Jimu, Co Patrick McLaughlin. Co Lteat Lewentreat. Co Patrick PHfu, Co A lieery It acobas, A 4aianrn baker, A saieWt Oongoid, A rttepaea (onuar, A ichael Korhe. A Bergt I'at tonne, Charlea vYUaoo.i fu Uaiuriu liagarlam, Heary Howrr, Joseph Smith.

Fbiltp rtaHenbeck, 0 Joea Hoiader, Co Freak J.rtmith. CoE Cora, iUuikoiii, Co Juaa Browa. Co Ilagh tiaaegan. Co Was Geraham. Co 4 Ilus-wy.

Co Patrick Heoey. Co Ilevid It Jones, Co lavd Moras. Co Ju ridgeon, Co 8 mitb. Co I tear Wheat, Col fa) l-ewis, Co I fmW Wlliiam. Col lata Minim, I I jaa a Hyatt.

Co I er Donnelly, Co A forgaa Conway, A tmee Houevitt, A. Kitaoa, Mrm-frat. trm Joha Daily I b4lat) Hwtahainr, iaariijirt Hetier. ima MaiiKbtoo. i Ma Mauaev.

a i liiaea. lip Mark, THIRD KUUd. pC 0 Ptckeoi. Co ICorp Barton. Co ward Torry Co I H'eaaaW.

ioaa Hack. Co A orri minx. Co A apt aim banford, Co I orriam Kuseril, coB Baftu Buraa. Co Jaw Hrooeoa, Co Jotia Tbomaa, Co 1'orp Krert Borr. Co Ad ward Cooke.

Co Oeerco Torrauce, Co AItUi rook a. Co hugii WiHiams. Co Vaaley lather, Co tUawei MoCarty, Co Roaert Jaaaes Co I. rid ward. a Hkiatter.

lulkm. FOURTH REGIMENT. KUU4. Act Adj II Lewis IJeut MeAUiiUf, Co I Cora McClonc. Co nail, to A Wm Jonea.

Wo A John Kiicy.Co A Paxrk Hoyla, Co llitcadoa. Co Joha titay. Jamca Horrea. Co Joha Norton, Co rtirt Wm Humple. Co Joha hatler.

Co Mat Joiia Maihor.Ca Fraak t'annio(ham. Co ft raak Hmith. Co Carp Joim MeOaire, Co Coat A A IoeaJd, Co James Carrol, Co Joha My an. Co Joha Benton. Co ht Carroll.

Co ltea MeUaben.Co iMtaa. Co It haa not been the habit of this regiment to report aataalog until time la givea for the stragglers to come FIFTH REGIMENT. kill. Serft Babcock, Co Mt Bullard, Co a' Joha II Slocaau Co Jama Tarapeany, Co liea It Andrews. Co Joha nifler, Co MaJor Mmoad Price let Lieut A Glackneyer.Co tq ient noriaax, lAeotR Anderson.

Ment Miller, I IstU-atr KTtylor.A Cera A Rebhuoa. A was Manny. A asaea t'attea, A OeoB Cetuiofcr, A iwrp ataos ranklln. A Herat Alex Black. A ferxt Wm Ditajeridge, oorgt rea uaraec, a Corp alius 8iep.B George Kibahaupt, Flereoce Barton.

ftergt t'hartee Bell. Oorp James Kiernaa. Oerp Aag Fowlea, Carp Wai tea Tiles, Oeerge Idtwreooe, WsaC Naxeot. I Oerp Jobnaoa, Co Corp Abram Dary. Co Thimn Hands.

Co Thamai Traiaor, Co Martin O'Rowrke. Co Jeaa rjrer.CoH Taeodore Sands. Co -Joan Kdwarda. Co I Daaiel McCaalay, Co Edorart Martin. Ca A Aogmataa Beckers, Ca A Joha A McHenrp.

Co A Joha tHielworth. Co WatfachaiU.iCo Color Deads. Co CMer Nergt Patrick Craty. Riraaa Boetork. Co Wm Terr.

Ca Joha Matthews, Co RBCAPITCLATlCQf. Killed VoaeJed Total Wo haea already poblishod a list of tka rartr-fowrtli Mow-York. C3iwYra Brlcaalw-Uoa. Hsektri Dl- "i wlalaa. KLETENTH MASSACHUSETTS.

Co A i IJaat 6orgt Porter, 0 Beacher, 14 Frank Jaeeelya. Co A pergt Malta, la a Outward Caeey.Ca A. I BlatadoU. Ca A r.Co A HarCCoA i LxmaavC A aaavCa As 1 Taylor JUo as Oaaaiachaaa. Co Aawaa ateakio.

va Heret Taoa Sawyer, Co I aVMcCoraaick. Co Jeaa Carraa. Ca OeeaoUoe 8alliraa. Co 4 ward ateerer, CO leaa anroy. vo rt ralioa.

CoD Be eery. Co i t'aareaiu, NitornaS i Dale. ReaaLF BactteUar. ptaea-a Uaatiagtaa, Jieai Itogara, Vaarad RackmoaiL i VoraA etar r- l)aaaai laead REGIMENT. aox1c.Ca.

A. RfMW.1 tttveM. Co H. (missing) Wax. HHs.

Thomas VnulkDer, William Hunt, I Wb (M, I Tbomaa Mack in, Patrick Connelly, Wakefield. Af taring. Hiram 8extea, Co ruk eise.D Hennr Menpenny. Wesley McCormick. William Joha Uppoa.

1 Joha Coporer. Co JiniN Katroa, Co Lieut Ter Marphy, Co Herrt Alex Harrop. Co fi Lieut BenJ Comdy, Co Corp Jaa tf otsod. Co Markm Corwia. Michaol Callaliao, Henry red Stiwldlc, I Corp Sic Waa Floa, Wounded.

Adam Albert, Co C1 Corp Kobert Jaker, Chriatopber Smith. MaUbaw ConkiiaTD Joha Voica. John Dob aelL Ctnirad Schaler, Feter Blake. Kerg-t elix attbevfl, Patrick llorphy, Wm UUchriat. Michael Kerry, Aai Anderson, Co roda rank, Co Patrick Kyaa-, Co Serct Jaa Anew.

Co Corp Geo Parrott. Co James Htineon. Co Martin ahey. Co Serct A ifatia Co Corp Williama, Co Richard McDonald. Co Joaiah Morton.

Co I Harlow Pike. Co I Ueo Platte, Co I SergtU Baroham, Co Chaa Kent. Co KV Thomas Carr. Co Morris Edwards, Co Misting. Tim Cleaaoa.

Co Joha Alfreds, ii Terris Clow Francis Daris. Wm Wallenback. Wat Van ickJe, Peter Anderson Perry Wilcox. Iwis HavlcT. I jor(e Withers, I Kicnoiaa Bbortweu, REGIMENT.

Arthar riumb, Co frt George Becker, Co Lawrence Weimaa. Co James Knox, Co Alexander Koe, Peter Leinbach. Michael McCarty, Charles Vernold. I James Partrid-e I Sergt John Gordon, I Jatues Laoa. i Liaut Tbomaa Clark.

Hertrt Oord 8 Philip, Martin Acker. Misting. John Burt, Co John Exert. Matthew Lewis, I John A Coatella, Co Iarid Maehan. Set Stoaey Price, l.leul Thus Daaaia, John Early, Abram Van Nordea.C Oennt Caaey.

Harmaa chard t. Geo Brigga, Joha Cornell. leopold Mysrs, Thomas Klliott, Chaa Neil. Mortimer Werilep, James Pitcher. Wm h'roser.

Sxt Joha Kinx. James Campbell. Sat Ou'l Hardee. I Chas Brogan. I Capt snort.

I Chaa Mantle, hi James Coarlia. Capt Ed Harrison. Co Lieut Michael Pneev, JobaC Koff.CoH Michael Dolaa, Col A Garner. Co Joha Baker, Co WeMaer. 3d Lieut White, Co Capt Leuasbwry, 1st Lieat Conway, 2d Ueut Stanton, Corp Hemphill, A Corp James Ksiop, A Sergt Thomas A Walton, Sera Wm Hanaocaae.

Corp Ed Fairfield, ergt Jamee 8hort, Joel A Darts, John Taben. Thomas Welch, Ed tiilmora. Henry Talbot. Theophilua Toaag. Sergt John Brixga, a John Harrieon.

A Sergt Peter Gordon. Corp Salvador LaGraasa, Emile Slaeelle. ii Wm 8 Parker. Robert Honep. Corp Patrick Kelly.

uoaa ran. vo a Corp Pewera, CO Sergt Colton. Col Joha A Deady, Co I Robert Rathbaa. Co I Patrick Conconnoa. Co I Sergt Mclntyre.

Co I Daniel armor. Co Albert Nedrick, Co AftaeuaaT. a Campoell. ca 11 iPeter Post. jHear? Kneeman, iJatnee Storms.

John Roae. Itorp a aire Brennan, 6 St lveater layboax. ti wi Smart. Corp John Clton. 1 casual tiea in Cora A Claffey.

Co Corp Joha Johaaoa, I Ceaaider Edmaada, I oha Welah. Co Obodiah Urattoo, Jaa saiuraa. Taos Fetheretoae. Paul Sever. haa RPaanaaeld.

Jamea Sallivaau Uoaa 8haaaoa, A Sallieaa. Caas Rickardaoa. dDaxid Uammer. Was Mealey.U Fr4MaraiTeea.C Corp A Mcfier. mlaUng Ueorre Blank, 6 Joha Marphy.

6 Mania Reynolds, JWHeatL.H Carp Htttrhiaaon, Carp Browa. odworta, it Gailford, WHarnsoo, JSftaerpvH tVnn is Lea'oa. Jp Wai Lear, ir Wat llaarfau CbrpCoiia Bhaar.I Carp Joaaaa HaiUraaV I Ooe Peahody. Co I. Goo Terry.

Co I. 8 leeaaa Waiter, I. Jamra O'Coasier, Ca Ralph Hobo it. Co I. KtMor yV-dra a nda, Co Joa.

Rtchardaoa. Co Capt Benj Btoaa. Cm E. Lt-Cal Ttletaaa Andrew LitUefteid. Co A JasMoooey, A a Loornia.

ti Richard Terry. Th'-e Green, Tobtn. Thro HawtelM. at Chaa back. Perley A Uoyle, Jas Deroey, Chas Porter.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST NEW-YORK REGIMENT (IN GEN. BIRNEY'S BRIGADE.) KUUd. CorpCOdell. Co A Corp Craoe, Co wm lxmLaa, Co Capt WC Alloa. Co A Corp Johnstoa, Co A Sweeney, Co A Mahay.

Co A 1. Col burn. Co Hand. Co btrawbridge, Co Downer. Co Hrennan.

Co JWilaon. CoC Morgan. Co Harwood. Co Goodwin, Co Capt 1. Beck with.

Co Corp A Walters. Co A A Dderaon. Co Harrey Strait, Pteena, Tucker, Fransein. Sergt Grey. Keith.

Sergt A Dderaon, Sergt Cnbara, Clue. Rid man. OflorRe Vraakaa. I Capt Woods. I White, I 8 Bowles.

Co A Bulges. A Morgaa.C Harwood. Smith, Sergt Gray, Goa. BattorBold Brigaala. SEVENTEENTH NEW-YORK.

KilUd MaJ Erdwer Corn 1) Blaosett. Co A Welah, A Connelly, A Delaney. A Joea. A John Burteoihew, A John Danner, Hrler. Taylor.

I James Demarest. Lieat Foley, Co A Koully, Co A Nodjur, Co A Andrews, Co A Cain. Co A Cawlejr, Co A Clark, Co A Peter Clark, Co A' Coot. Co A Peter Flood, Co A Henry Fenner, Co A Fxulker. Co A Pater Hod int.

Co A Frank Garvin. Co A A Hortou, Co A Knowlea. Co A John Kohler, Co A Joseph Kemp. Co A ThomM Lawrence, Co A Caut Bnrleigh. Co 3d Lieat Green, Co Pease, Co severely James Smith.

Co 'axan. Co niegins, Co John Moran, Co Iahy. Co Corp Harrey, Corp Carican. I'aahmon E. Molmea, Hasan.

Jonea. McCoy, Seanin. Twigxa. I.t Spraxue. Waldron.

Wilher. Capt Martin. 3d Lieut A Sanford, Thoa Claney. Frank Gome. I.

8 Orovea II Rnfas Combs, John Monahan. John Sweet. Benjamin 8mith. apt Andrew vf tiaon, i Augustus Baxet, I A i Cyrns Taylor, I Chas Crandale, I Joha Whitney. Co A Peter Mitchell, Co A Thomas Ferxoson.

Co A Marobr. Co A. (caroled) Foster. Co (par'tod) Joan uart, lo a 1 Morton. Co Isaac Williams.

CoC Charles Whitney. Co Henry Weeks. Co t'haries Heidsweiski. Co Oeo Weiden.CoC Joha Croney. Co Thomas Keenan.Co Heboid, Co Harry.

Co D. Orisoaer) Panier.Co fcU'd) tiagan, lo Owens. Co Sergt Gowan. Lawrence. Geo Nichols, Brown, Oaina.

Kinney. Ed Fanisworth, I Jamea Call. I 0 Bullock, I BICAF ITCLATIOK. Rilled Wounded Missing The list of killed and wounded In tbo Twelfth New-York has already been published. Gca.

Grower's Brlcado Gob. Hooker's Dl wtelaa. SECOND NEW-HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT. Joseph Chapman, De Witt Clinton Co Co aaborn. Sergt Fraak Robinson.

Co Charles Tabor. Co Eien Legree, Co John Oaborn. Co Sergt Durgin, Co Gardner Turner, Co A Wm Uleckle. A Albert Stowe. A Geo Ruffle.

A Geeree sterner. A Corp Kbea Young. A Corp Allen Haywood, A Lieut BalUrd. Asa Kolscure. Co George Ladd, Co Chas George McKenoon.

Co Cornelius Hastings. Co Charlea R. Karaum. Co William Fit tge raid. Co Joha Fife.

Co George Clement. Co Bignoll.Co Joha Cuetriox. Co Lieut Geo Kotert. Co Vtra Goodwin. Co Chas Sanders.

Co Georce Suranum. Co Orville Davis. Co Thoa ieveraace. Co JraM Wallace, Co I Hatchinaoa. Co Lieat Ihtvid Steele.

Co F. fieo Tnlt, Co A Hutrhinsoa. Co Coma, Co A Co Lieut Gorden. Co I Corp Koase.Co I Harwell. Co I Sergt Shaw.

Co JohaMarr.CoK Thoa Gannon. Co Alexander Mrvrl. Cs MUmg. Cor Wm Denton. Ca A Corp A Heywood.CoA Car iJttiefienl.

Co Soret Geo Ceetar. Co Mark P.BiUicgs. Co Joha Baad. Ca Jamas Kdxeriy. Co Hiram Hrattersoa, Co Logaa.

Co Chas Roberta. Co Noah Merrill. CoD Joha Hayea. Co ft Lerrato Calkin ga. Co Joha Massey.

Ca Thla regiment meat a ad rod aad taeaty-lwo mea. Jaaa C.Raalaaaaa Brigade Uea. Krarsej's Dixlalaa. TWUTItTR IX ABA. A'ttfeaV Cot Fa Browa Baflaw.

Ca K. Jaa ColUoa. Co IC A Darts. Co K. ThoaJ Ktchteai BV tie are Htowart.

toxv. Goo Kaiaan. Ca K. Alfred Oaeia. CE deatt.

Coat. Thoa Wriirkt. Hrjt Ooo Badgers, John 0 Mesrer. PaiMeireotrF ferrt Chaa Daltoa, hickering. Brown.

Iti Bollock. 6eo Mewhall, at Rtcharda. II Bradahaw, Uicock. Corp Eastwood, Co I Corp It till. CO 8 Bowles.

Co A Bargee, A fergt 0 Patterson. Howland. mieaiog Lieat Warner, Tbomaa, Rinrwalt. Sergt Sorppard, Malory. Ickwood.

A relin. i Iieymaa. Abarta. Snvaer. Wm rower, Porter.

Corp Miller, Sather. 8 ReWT BaaaeU II Hochotraaer. Q. Hnlin, fi Allen. Hufer.

Sergt Hardeoborg. Fillmore, K. Mewton, E. Milting. Keith.

Sergt Dow, Race. John Saunders. I Sergt Jamea Vail. I Bowormaa. Seconl Lieat Jog Rotd, Boob.

A Dunbar. Jos Ella. Gilbert. McDonald. John Richardson.

John Vogle. Byron Merritt, Williams, Wounae. Garret MaJory.Co A Andrew Moffatt. Co A Thomas Beckett. Co A Bernard Harrison.

Co A John Donohae. Co A Thomas Beal, Co Miller. Co McOuade. Co Charlea Putnam. Co Glaweoo.

Co Lieat Berrian, Co I) Emmun, Co Fd Carry, Co John Coster. Co Thomas Farrell, Co L. innegan, Co Charles Howell. Co John 1-earv. Co fteonre Phillioe.

Co Ryder. Go A Wesley. Co Van Wart, Co Griffin. Co John Griffin. Co Waldron.

Co 8 Hewitt. Co Jonea. Co Olmstead, .1 Dines. I. Sarlea.

A Carnenter. James Ben tie John Landey, A McRroy. John Bergen, Downing. Lindsay. Root Mctitnness.

a Joseph Slinet. A noon Brown, Jacob CunningUam, I Aiex iecaer, Jacob Rverts, I Jos 8 Hill. I Jos Conway, I Levi Sweet. I Joseph Morey, Post. John Rexwick, Charlea Bills.

Henry Schnider, Henry Storamcr, Martin. Mittrng. McCoy, Twiggs. Crook. reader.

Wynkoop, Lee. Nordenburgh, Worden, Reynolds. H-Sloxle. Griggs, Jos I point, McCattrey. McCaa.

Murray. Joseph Perrot. Joseph Scott. Root Taylor, Calvin Doane, I 8 8 Fuller. I CWilber.I Jos Mclean.

I a gene Parkhlll. I Emory Rayaor. I Daaiel Sherman, I A Pert. Smith. McKearncy, KUUd Lieut Norton Moor.

Co Chas Jewett.Ce George Morgan. Co l.ient Sylvester Corp Starkie. Co Chas Pbelpa, Co Henry Winer, CoG Win OlMorxroxe. Col Henry Walker, Co Wunded. I.ieat John Coooer.

Co Corp Jacob Watson, Johnson Hiram Cutter. John Nichola. Chas Ll worth, John Heoson. Thoa ahonev. Co I Sergt Gordon.

Co it'orp Oloott Storer.Co Smith, a. GWIbelps.CoE Beam. Co PC Morgan. Co Corp Henry A Flint. Co Corp Oscar French, Co Wm Bancroft, Co Brackett Carr, Co Joreph Cor Mess, Co John handlerpCo Neriah Colbath.

Co Fraaeis A Kollett, Co Wm A I.e Bounty. Co Moreno Hall. Co Tbomaa O'Brien. Co Cbariea Holt. CoG Col lister.

Co Samuel Poor, Co Pariah. Co Smith. Co Heary Bowea. Co A Dickey, Co I A Simmons, Co I Wright. Co 1 Charles RoMnaoa, Co Warren Stee-btas.

Co ii Gardiner. Co K. lag.) Geo Browa. Ca Syl Baesett. vm Mark FCouk.CoF Joaiah Ree-iev.

Co 6 Corp Jackxoa. CO Joha 8 KoU. Co Joha roc too. Co Carp Chas Smiley. Co I Ira Rand.

Co I Cyroa Rand. Ca I Corp Jer Mahooey, Co WmMix.CoK k. iMt. Co Heary Wilson, Co Into the rUl allh but three tDaairl narriDer, CoO 1 i eo Smuts, gtitsbag ttfiS rv4tr71t rvna. Co A FhUip Larkia, Co A.

Joha Tackr7Co A BefWt James Johns, Co Corp A Chaaman. Ca Hollywortu. Ca it Wm Gaxln, Co Sergt Bobbins. Co Cora WatllaU.CoO Jesse WoodroJ. Co Chaa Moon.

Co Richard Foster, Co 0 Henry Jett, CoG John Gerioas, Co Rook er. Co ii Henry Becker. Co MUiord. Co Bathaa Carrey. Co John Hanea.

Aaron Girbard. SEXTY-THTRD PENNSYYANIA. KUUd. John Stone. Co John Williams.

Co Jamea McLain. Co Michael Porcil, Co Sergt 8 Guthrie, Co Daniel Cannon, Co Rami Wood. Co Joha MeCaUoch, Co Col. A lex Havs Capt Kirkwood. Acting Major Capt sic Henry, Co Capt as Ryan, Co Lieat fieo Weaver, Co Lieat Goo Fox.

Co John Serrier, Co A Morris. Co A Geo Gibson. Co A James Miller, Co A James McAtoo, Co A Robinson. Co Capt David Glass, Thomas Glsaa. i Jamea Mc Adams, Trimble.

1) McCreamy.D John Moore. Berg Marks. Jamas A Bate man, Samuel Baldwin, Joha Cooper, Ralph Dawsoa. Jamea Galbraith, A Holmes. Bel ten.

A Towers, Samuel Porter, Sergt James Waly. Patrick Duggory, Jamea Dowlinc. Patrick Gallagher, David Gr.ffith, Michael Relly. 11 Marshall. James Redmond.

John Woods. James FrieL Capt Wm Gamble. I Corp John Gamble, I Corp George Solia, 1 Corp John Hoffman. I Corp Joseph Evans. I Peter lafferty, I reter ray, i Misting.

Wm Ritas. Co Matthias Hessy. A Christian Fishmer, Thomas Miller. Henry Shoan, John Thompson, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA. KUUd.

John Sadler, Co A McHenry, A John P. Imler. A McCormick, Capt John Hastings. Co A Capt Robert Reik. Capt Craig, com'r of reg't apt a I nompson.

a. Lieut Neel. A Sergt. A Murray, A. George Cohen.

A. George Johnson, A. John Means, A. Augustus O. Wolf, A.

Corp a Randolph. F. Elias Wilson. D. John Blouser.

I. Chapman Roae, T. Wm Alabouao. C. Francis rook water.

George Dagan, C. Ross McCoy. C. Joan Maya, v. it Fattogiven.

Co A. Jamea Broch. A. George Hall. F.

Wm Hoel. D. Blcketta Diwtalaa. CASUALTIES IN CARROLL'S BRIGADE. List of casualties in the Fourth Brigade, Rick xtt'S Division, known aa CaaaoLL's Brigade, oont mandodby Col.

S. M. Bowmax, Eighty-fourth Penn" sylvania Tolunteors. The Soventh Indiana Rsgtmea being on detached duty, no report has yot been made. OXB HUNDRED AXD IXXTH RKCUMKHT PgXHBTLTA- MIA TOLUMTKKKS, BC1X RUB, OR THE 30TH DAT OF ACflCBT, 1863 KUled.

Patrick Ryan, Co A. Wmtndtd. Samuel Madara, Co A Wm Forrest. Lieut Hamilton. Hoxmire.

Sergt Stagers, Stoddard. Co A Adam Gross. A Samuel Rogers. A Wm Mattsoa. A Wm Burley, A Thoa Meagher.

A James Leo. Mooes MUler. sa McCoy, Castner, Bowman. George Maxwell. Ml KIQHTT-rOnBTH RKOIMXNT PEN K8TLTAN IA TOLCR' TKKR8, AT BULL SDH AVS.

30, 1862. KUUd. 8ergt Derr, Co Lieut David Airson, I Strg Storkes, Co William Quiet, Samuel McCarty, Afissiaf. Michael Parrel, Co A Isaiah Feather, A John Iwis. A Jacob Wise, Henry A Wilson, Thomas Long.

Constantino Cuny, Willliam Paaamore, FIRST REGIMENT TBB THE BBC EST 8KIBMI8HC3 ABD BATTLE SIXCB BATTLB OF 8LAC6HTXB'8 MOCXTAIX. KUled. Andrew Parks, Co Woundtd. Hecekiah Clarke, Co A John Foster. A Frank Detrich.

A Sergt. John Rien. Edward Robinson, Sergt. Richard Moure. Alexander Holloneld, Sr.

Missing. Sergt Clarence Irwin. Co A Jamea New Ion, A Jesae Hagerman, A William Herron, A Albert Rixsby, A Wm Coleman. A Abram ChifeL A Corp Robe. Wauh, v.

nan ley. a Frederick Beher, John Cogau. Wm Chambers, Svlveater Waiters. John Shaw. Tames Sidebottem.

Theodore Cook. Serct James Howard, Geo Dovle. Joha kemple. Ia Ilaapltals la Waskiagtaa. The following embraces ail the names of the wounded received into the different Hospitals la Washington and vicinity, during the twenty-four hours ending the morning of the th lnstsat, as per returns made to the Medical Director; aleo all the deaths reported daring the same period of Usee.

Nearly all of the wounded brought from Boll Ran night and on Friday, the EBEXEZEB CHURCH HOSPITAL. Draft t. Sergt Eelly.Ce F. lhtthj reaasyiTaaia CrsJ. Co K.

tath 8 Caahsaaa. E. lth Maine Mosher. A. 2d 8 Jacob HartaCH.

39th Pesa I ti KMridge. A. Sth Jao Malinx Sth New York Fanning. wi wm 1 tinea. b.m.

i A Nk-hols. E. Sth Farrall. C. vth Was Martin.

R. Sth Jao 13th nikrrt fim. O. Utkt Sargt O'lteaahae, C.ftthiW New-1 era iiotalioe, 0. 13th Muyveaaai.K.aik at HUataaJ.

It. la Masa Wtmtded Cn-p 6eo Se-rter, Co Moir.CoK CorpStepboa ilth. Ca Jacob Vealey. Co jam Tartar, vo J.Lrwia WooUCa Chas WheaJxr. James Bedford, A ndrew Cost ter.

0 Thoa Tore. Gtdabwrw. I Jonathan Corbctt, Eliaa Bowea. Nathan White, Tbeodora aMyesa, MUstng. I Joseph Roxws.

Co I 11 Hag bey. Frank Barrtock, Edward Maarinnis, Co Sergt Wm Story. Co I Hamad Gaivaagh. Co I Robert Goaid, Co I Robert Watermaa. Co Iaoiel Yoang.

Co Jaoob Hirth. Co Weaarfee. Wm ftipoat John Ward. Co A l-ewis A Wfrt. Co A Servt Kdw Saint.

Co Klinefelter, Co Wm Clark. Co John Krai. Co Cyras Wills, Co Corp Daniel Stone. Co John Walterson. Co John Woods.

Co Sergt Thompson. Co Corp Martin. CoF Alfred Raner, Joseph 8 Elder, Martin eastern, Kliphus Highburger, James Sample, Daniel Neil. A Douglass, WHOrum.G A Otlmore, Sergt Matthew Rams, Serg Weeks. Corp Wample, Corp Weeks.

Patrick Collins, Thomas Cramptoo, John Cannon, Samuel Hillman, Robert Wiaaner, I Tbomaa I. Hunter, I John rough. I Wm Whixham, I Joha Wolf. I Tautilios Muse, I Wm Brown, If Sent Thoa Bee-xs. Cora James Mnold.

Corp Kdw Brum ley, oha 8 Green. Robert Orr. Hilderbrand, Robert Dunham. Thomas Scully, Henrr Henaef. Wra Orahsm.To John Johnson.

Reuben George. Moots. Robert Hodge. 1 Thomas Orr. Co.

David Johnson, Lieut Gilbert, I Wounded. Corp Campbell, Co James Townds, Samuel Fulmaa, Jamee Awl, Samuel Fry. James Dunn, F. Charles Gill. F.

Maynard. F. Samuel Cochran. Corp. T.

Smith, D. David Mitchell. C. I. Don.

Fred Myetck, E. Andrew Mlsh. E. Samnel Lydick. K.

Jamas Tay lor. Isaac Hei ies, K. Matthias Hurda. IBy ting. I George Wilson.

Go D. iOlwioe Grayham, I George Kirehe. C. IF rank Dunbar, E. AT THX LATX BATTLB OF Michael DinTSyW James Eelley, Roger Caasiday, I Maj David Jonea ting.

Howard Bennor, Miles McCarty. Joha Quim, Joha Kaavde. Lewis Devlin, Sergt Sanderson. 0 Chas Hackman, Thos Wbitingham, 1 Joseph Levis, I Jamee Merrisy, David Heidler. William Shirk, I Lieut Sampson, Co I Wm EraUer.

I VFoimaVd. Corp. I.IgmU, Co 0 David Burk. Baasis, Edward Robinson, 0 Jeremiah Garner. Frank Barlow.

James McGarvew. jamea uomaaa, Jamea A Mead. Richard Shaffer, rXBNBTLTAKlA TOLCMTKXBR, IX Abram Marshal, Sergt Theodore Apple, Daniel Painter. Sergt Joseph U. Adams, Wm Cunningham.

Lieat as Lewis, Capt Stephens. Jr. Geo Stack man. Nathan Austin, Daniel Sinipkins. Geo Goff, Henrr Maxwell.

Corp Wm row lee, John Cam house, Wm Bear. Corp Francis Shepherd, John Windgroa. Saml Martin, fi SergtJohn Plarfeaburg.K Joba Clark. 1 John Montgomery, Samuel Moon. F.maauel Dickerson.E Richard Vennran.

Randall Friaier la the annexed list were and vicinity, on Tkoraday th aad sth insta. HearF HInnesftaa, Co FJtth Fred Shram. H. tith Jamea Cooper, D. tath Corp A Tark, E.0th reaaayivaaia Qr Sergt Bshrasaa.

I. Rhode Island eaelry Wm Stephens. P. MaXh Peatt A Robiaa.A.tkN If Price. oth Corp Paaady.

3d Wis Cora 8 Morrison. at WiaoooaiB Dwaaat. r. xass si tlanliism u.aslt xvasawC.SdWia Cart Mcl aagkiia. D.

XX Wlsesesia 14 SaaiL A.SStk Ed CoiUa. C. kstk Trl EeOMl D. let Vase Chas Goariog. F.

sXh If TV Entrice, iu aeth Tf Jao Hackta, C.kth Mass MaJaey, K. 3d Mich Jne Nioa. I. ad Indiana fg BeoiG Otto, A. th Pa Core iaaxdra.

G.lOTthtT Sgt Dan Miasam.E,lat Mich SgtT Benton. B. 1th Ind Henrr Watt. B. 19th Ind Orp wm Moore, cwxh ra Wm Nido.

3d Penn Marble, D. 7th ia -T JaoDoody.C.SthN Ivl Miller. 734 Ohio Whiting. tlta Bennett. lth Ind Fred Steaver, 3Mh 8gt Jne Downea, D.

13th Jne Walker. I. 3th Joa Antine. D.th SgtC Dow, 6. 3d Wisooasin Sgt FoUingsworth, lrth New-York Holbat.

H. 3d Trrginial ord. r. I9th Indiana WOoodnoe.A. Vth Flcboat, 1st Michigan Sam Freeman, I 75th Ohio F.li Graves.

73d bio Hammond, A. 4Mb Chas Frees. 2d Indiana Holt, D. 1st Mich James Hughes. 2d Wis ASCENSIOBT GENERAL Deafks.

Chas HtscsJl, CoD.mhlCorpJVrcClaren, atichigao New-iorx Wuunded. Oeo McCartney, Co 7thThos River. Co 4th Penn Wisconsin I Reserves Ovitt. K. 7th Wis Chas Robbins.

10Jd John Murphy, 38th Mass ICorp Brown. A Pa Kes BPIPHANY HOSPITAL. Deaths. ArUey, Co 131st Pennsylvania Volunteers Wmmdrd. Cora Warren.

Co 73dD Benton Co 3d Mich Ohio Hay. 102d TaoJoan. 30th I DOUGLAS HOSPITAL. Deaths. Minicks.

Co Alst Penn I McCormick, CoI.MXYM Wounded. Neinsinger, Co Mth New-York Scbocb, Mth Turner, 3Hth Brehn.F.oth Parsell, A. Mth Gainer. 38th Mass John Martin. C.oOth Penn UD1CI HOSPITAL Wounded.

Bates. Co B. 1st Michigan) Saml Rckbardt.ceth Ohio IK a Daniels. K. ntnuonn CorpW Wiggin.F,llthConnl8 Root, 11th Conn RTXAND CHAPEL AND GBACB CHURCH HOSPITALS Deaths.

NYMHy Steward. 11th Mass Wounded. Oaka. Co A. lt Ua Cavl Wm Mcleod.

G. 104th Thos Davis. A. 1st Me Cav Daniel Desmond, 1st Md I The last two are brothers, belonging to the same Company, and were wounded the same hour on Saturday last. Both were brought to Washington in the same ambulance.

The his right arm, and the These brothers enlisted In the army of the Union together, have been together throughout the war, and both are anxious to recover, so that they can again fight for their country. The wound or neither are considered dangerous. ABMORT-BQCAKE HOSPITAL Deaths. OnesoMler -name unknownlClaiborne Corp Burlingame. 3d New-York Cavalry G.I Wounded.

Capt Holliday, F. NYGeorge Eng. E. Mth Fourteen others admitted, whose names have not been ascertained." Ia Hospital Appended is a list wounded soldiers, belonging to New-York Regiments, in the United States General Hospital, Annapolis. on Sept- 6, lbttt I Brigxs.

Co H. Mth Adait. Co astn Wm Ackley, iwth Richard A rcher ButwelL lat Art Bedell. B.Mh Sergt Buraana. 44th Sergt A Barton, E.

Setk James Brady, E. 67th Pat Prady, 6, 43d Brigljtmyer, 43d Bowen. 44th 8 Barnes. 61th Sergt A Behier, 1th Jai Rlht-nck. H.2tlth Corp John Brown.

3d Cavalry Oliver Bacon, CM Cav John Bonn. 3d Cavalry Leonard Benedict, 3tL Kdgar Bennett, 6, T8th I. Charback, A. Mth Bratnard Cross, 1st Art Corp Ed Carroll. F.

37th Sergt JaaCochraae, 13th Thos Cave, E. 66th Alpheus Casey Mth! Beuj Covert. 67th Feter Cole. C. 5ta John Cork.

Stth Harrison Dingman. 14th John Deguin. K. tJd Timothy DriscolL E. 36th Doland.

B. tth Excelsior Fred Doser. B. 34th, Thoa Dwyer. 434 Jamea Dunlary.

avth James Doaough, 3Mh Entwistle. A. 1st Excel Esmond, Sth Elesy Elms, E. Mth John Ellsworth. D.tttb Henry Kixe.

30th David Ferry. 7th I jwia errand. A. Mth Sergt Fred Floyd, H. 40th' Peter Gaiianer, I t.m Corp A Hunter, 13th lliio Hathaway, K.

ICth Hogae, Seth Jaa Harrington. 77th David Harria. K. 16th Sergt Thos Hard wick. D.Uth corp i dos nan.

tn Mil Harrington, D. Mth Conrad Hammer, B. C6th Jaa Haran. B.Olst Owen Halioran, 100th John Heir, Mth John Horan. E.

6th Jacob Hecker. C.42d Haynes.G.66th Michael klrna, D.Mtk Joseph Kealer. B. 6th Kilpatrick, Steuben Lamay. Seth Michael 1-oreney, B.

18th Wm lne, K. 44th Wm Lauimore, 77th Andrew Lawrence. th Patrick Lark in. 74th Peter Lonsberry. H.

67th Joseph Lewellen Kith Wm A Lovell. H. ath John Lambert. F. 67th Laughlin.

A 37th Jamee Larkin. H. leth Thomas Lewis, 6th Excel Joha Met abe, 36th McCormick. A. 6th Car Francis Metcalf, eth Joe Morse.

G.Mth JohnMaillev, Thos McDonald. E. 2d Car Philetus Mosier. C. 2d Cav Owen McColmick.C, 32d Miehael McCabe.

G. 33d Wm Murphy, Mth Philip Morriasey. 7ist Wm Miller. 1, 71st Corp Edward Northrop, I Mih Sol Nobles. F.

65th Geo New land. K. 100th Sergt Purrington, B.6etb; Patten. D. 3th Horace Presber.

H.Mtk George PiggoU, 13tk Philboar. B. S6th Oetanis Perkins. B.eoth Ed Phinney. G.

40th Joseph Perry. B. lath tJuinn. 6tk Cora Ramsey. E.

eTth Jerome Ripley. 1. 87th John A Ramsey. F. MtB Joseph Rice.

1. 4th Artillery at A KeyaoMta. a seta Levi Borers. 1. 4ttth Corp Kowen, H.

Mth Oliver Raranr. A. totk 1st Sergt. Jas Saurtar. D.

6th. Cora Am Sawyer. 1. 13th. ueorgo eww.

iiwi. Frank Stafford. F.eOth, Jacob Saul. C. Mth, Sergt A Stickaey.

A( suiiivan. a. isa-Charles Sill.G.TTta. Seiner. i.3ath.

George Springer, C. T7th. Michael Stephens. E. 40th.

n. OBJIKT. a. mo. Capt.

Goo, Smith. 6. t7th. Joha A Speoee. H.

SHh. Chris Summers. B. 73d. Wm Seammell.

Wm Thomas. 37th Fd Taa art. H. 6th Wm Tail. D.Mtk Drasamer.

Walah. F. BBth joaepa voooa. s.sist ChfHH Wilssa. E.

3d William Wikma. G. STth Albert Wilmott, Lais A mert Walker. Oneida UIumm. H.62tk Corp Friaea, C.

bth ft wawDwatoa, A.d Wm Sbemard, arhB A I Bass. a G.uh NeWrTora Ckobot. C. UW New -York gt 8 Littleoha3.lhMass orp Ward, Masa, Wtsaonaia LC Eastman. 7th is Daily.

A. 16th Mass Sgt Booth. C.Sd Wis JaeCeaee, Wtaeonsht Cowan. G.3d Wisoonaia 8 Peyton. C.

ad VUs CorpFii Lieeotnb, C.2d Wis Otta. lih Maes A Harm. C. let Mkmtxaa Corp McNath. H.

NY Corp MeMaaa.BsJth WU Corp Ann, B. th Wis David Ellisoa. A. lt Ind A Tuloek, E.td Wis Jne Peaae. Mth Pa Wm Sloat.

sth Seth Peder. E. lth Indisra Corp Fuller, loth Set A Willis. C. 12th NT JTEIdridgo.

HjSOth Page. 1. isoonaia Wm Chase. H. 1st Man HilL C.

19th Indiana Babcock. H. WHh John McLarty, F. luh iTbos Beckert. A.

ITth JnoPoff. H.bthN RMLongUng. K. 36th NY HOSPITAL. Co 6th McKewan, D.

60th Penn Finn. K. Mb Thos Daly. 6th Cona Boose. D.

17th Masa Corp Sourbeer.D.lst Penn Beaerves Lieut Reserves Foot. Co E. 11th Conn Donald McLeod. NY first named has a bullet in latter one in nil left hip, Brooks, 88th Pennsylvania I Col or (Mi aervant Annapolis Md. of the names of sick and Matthew Bancroft, 10th Aug Bruni, 66th A GBeebe.

A. 7th Joseph BenX. 73d Henry Billings, 74th Berry, H. Kith Henry Harber, 6th A Barrows. G.

77th A Bloome, Sth Esra Bodine, AJth Militia Julius Bennett, 67th Blackburn. 66th Wm Baker. H. blat Otto Braitschopp, R. 8th Corp Cosaens.

lStb Carr, H. el at 8 Chapman, K. Mth Cavalier. C. 13th John Coaover.

17th Owen Clark, 60th John Crawford. Mth Cork, G. both John Carnougtoo, 30th Win Cass, E.Mth Fred Casco, luOth James Carsen, C. 1st Car Ferdinand Darling, 6th Denno, E. loth Sergt Davis.

C. 74th Wm Dixon, 16th Timothy Foley. O. 31st David Forrest. B.

3d Art Charles Ferry. 3d Excel Robert Freer, leth Charles Feet, K.41st Wm Fuller. E.3d Car ForxersoB, 3d Car Fore. F. 86th James Fox, 3tth John Ginm, ta Hiram Greelr.

E. 34th George Greea.K. 44th Sheldon Gynip, 64th Berry 8 Grant. E. 2d Caw Thomas Guinif.

E. SUh John Gilman. F. 4Jd rrancls Hoc tier. 1, 9th Albert Bermance, 30th Dexter Hodgkins, 40th Nkh Geo Inneea.

B. 3d Militia Job InxeraolL F. lat Art Serct Henry Jones. D. 7th Jacob Jacobey, eist red Johnson, 81st HJilleU, D.

lath Joseph Jealer, CSth Peter Kolb. C. 74th John Klinsman, 100th Sergt Kennev. 17th HJCieater. ZHh Sandy Rent, C.

103d Richard Mullen. C. 49th Freeland Monroe. H. 14th John Mann.

43d Robert Moir, 67th Pa-rick Mnrphy, I. 2eth Maynard. I. Sth Frederick Miller, John Mack. H.

13th Sergt A Merrill, K. S4h Joseph Mahooey, 1, 190th James McCarthy, 1, 43d John Miller, lt Excel John McPharlaue. 7th McGowan, 37th James MeCabe. E. 4 2d James A Morgan.

37th lewis Nebraeer, 17th Sergt J. P. Nay, F. 72d Kelson Nellie. D.

33d Corp A OU. 77th Geo O'Malley, K. 17th Jaa A Owens, eist Peter Osu A. 34th Daniel O'Connell. C.

2Sth Jobn Owens. 36th Patrick O'Brien. U. sat Wm Pollard. B.

36th John Pimm. 4th Powell. Kid Ed Pidcock. B. 3M Jos PeasnA.F.73d Patrick Percell.

1, seth George Robinson, Sth Joha 8 Renner. C. XVI caaaius nawier, u. oiaa Joha Ryan, E. 6th Corp Rioel, Snth James Riley, C.

eeth Ryaa. fc, Philip Smith, lth Caspar Smith. F. 7th Edgar Steele, 366 Philio Smith. F.

33d Corp George Sbermaa, H. Mat Sandford, lath Cora Vm Scruder. D. Sth Moha Smith. A.Sath Samuel hchroeansn.

3d Cavalry. Corp Wm Smith. B. 3tth-Chas 8 8mith, Jd. Joha Sullivan.

E. 4Jd, Sergt A Tiakham, A Ma. Corp Jaoob 8 TharstoB, I. aLrt. -Jas Terwilliger.

I. c7th. Sergt Tanner. E. leoth.

aergt Wm Taoerah. Sack. Daa TuthilL A. 6th. Wax Treadwell, K.

Beth. Serrt Freat Teller. 1. aaak. Joha Shaler, James Tyler.

E. 17th. Joha Tecksoa. 3h. Whitney.

G. lat Art Laarenee wrage. 1st Iwis hi taker. B. kth Wealey Wwvoi.

A. 934 Corp Wella. F.id Cav Corp ara. a. eta Aagiak Wempet, C.

33d. tiorp JoH Vaw. H.tTta Sergt Yoaker, I. BTtJk I local iirrjiijLiqEisrcE. a 1 i i Waokry: Blorraary XlwparX The following Is "taw weklyinortnxrx report for the City and Caantrof KewOTark froaa SepL 1 to J8J Mfl.

OoTTjaomeB, 73 i 1M tlrls, ITS, Total. 530. Adnlta, ICS child roa. 367 males, xT fttpxxles, 2S2. Colored parsons, ft.

Of these died by Coninmptioa eailnllamraaUoR of tha Chnlexx Infxnram WI brain 11 Infantile convulsions Innammattoa of tha Dlarrbo-a 37 1 lnngs IS Dropsy In the bead 16'Oldaire 1 i Out of the 530, 8S were under two years of are, aad 332 under tea years ol age. Tbo nvmr nf deaths, compared with the corresponding week of 1881 and of last week, was as fol- vrZit endtmr Serd. 1 458-Iae. 03 Week ending Soot. 1.

lens From sente (lineages From chronic diseases From external causes, ate W-V en1fn Sept. 8. 1803 From acute diseases From chronic diseases From external causes, dec T)ecreao this week The foiiowiag aehedule shews the work of the Bureau nf Sanitary Inspection In the abatement of nulanres: Complaints of nuisances, Ac, received 63 Complaint fAv which no cause existed 0 Notices for abatement served 88 Abatements of nniances under notice 12 Sinks and water-closets cleaned 133 No. of toads of night soil removed from the City limits 541 No. of dead horses removed from the Cltr limits 81 yn.

nf dea-1 rows removed from the Cltr limits. No. of dead goafs remored from the City 10 No. of dex-I hogs removed from the City .19 No. of dead do? snd other small animals re moved from the City limits 135 No.

of barrels of ofTal remored from the City limits 050 The Ttoiler-Kxploalaa la frelaaeey-atreef. CONCLUSION OP THB CORONER'S THB BNffnrVKK AND FIREMAN CSNSCRXD BT TBI CORONFR'S JURY. Coroner Wilpet, yesterday, concluded the in-quest in the case of the three men who lost their lives, on Saturday last, by the explosion of a steam boiler in the manufactory of Sixes dt in Delancey-treeL The following Is an abstract of all the Important testimony given yesterday. In the Tinas of Sunday and Monday, we have published all the particulars, except what may be found below. WUliam M.

Storm, of No. Grammercy-plaee. testis ed that he was a steam aad mechanical engineer for the Police Department his business Is to examine engineer! in tha Metropolitan rouce utxuict no naa examined the boilers In Sixoaa A establishment since the explosion he lound the brick work In the rear of the boiler scattered through the cellar in such a manner as to show that the main vent of the explosion wss from the rear of the boiler there were four return flue boilers, all alike, set np side by side; the connections are so arranged that they can work altogether or the boilers seemed to be entirely uninjured the one that exploded bad both flues they being about fourteen Inches in diameter collapsed from and to end, and were torn away at their juncdon with each head of the boiler; the two upper guage cocks of this boiler were in worklng'order, though torn by the jump of the boiler at the moment of explosion from their connection with the boiler; the lower guage-cock remained unmoved, but could not be opened and apparently bad not been for some length of time he then went to the cord of the safety valve, belonging to the uninjured pair of boilers, and, by it, raised the valve he did the same with the cord attached to the safety-valve of the exploded boiler, and attempted to raise it all his strength wai exerted by throwing bis wbols weight upon it the cord parted, but the valve did not move it may have become fastened by sediment lodging in the seat, but It is more probable that It was badly fitted difference of expansion and contraction will sometimes cause the fastening of a saiety-valve in an over-heated boiler, and this though the valve be clean it Is evident that the pressure of steam that caused the collapse of the flues of this boiler, was not gradual, but almoat instantaneously produced witness knew of but one way to account for such an ellect lnthis caw; as near as he could judge, the steam rtop-valve. for admitting steam to the engine from this pair of boilers, was closed as before stated, the safety-valve was Inoperative, thus there could be no communication to the pressure guage on the one hand, to show the pressure, or any relief to such pressure, bv the safety-valve as the blow-off cock belonging to this pair of boilers was directly next to the outer boiler, it would be more apt to be better cleansed in blowing off water than the other also, as near as could be judged from the arrangement for the passage of the gaes of combustion to the chimney, it would have slightly the advantage of the draft, although there is but one furnace and one grate to each pairof boilers witness assumed that that stoam was more rapidly generated in the exploded boiler than in its mala, and as the lower gusge-cock is only about two inches above the top of the flue the next.in which water is usually kept, is only two inches above that, it wonld not require much greater pressure in the exploded boiler, than ia its mate, to press ia a portion of water sufficient to force the flues out of the former. After it had been stated to the Engineers that the water, in some unaccountable manner, had become low in the boilers, it was his duty to make a thorough examination.

Joseph E. Coffee testified that he was aa engineer and boiler inspector for the Metropolitan District ho examined the exploded boiler soon after the accident he tried to discover the cause of the explosion the steam-valve connecting the exploded boiler was found by him, with the steam-pipe of the engine closed; he then called Cyrus Goodale, who previously bad charge of the engine, and drew his attention to the fact; Goodale then opened tha valve at the request of witness, which required groat force to do, thus showing that It was shut at the time of the explosion tha feed-pipes, cocks, aad valves were examined by witness, and found opea, so that all four boilers wera connected ia their water connections, and two were shut off in their steam connections. Witness was informed that there had been are under all foar of the boilers, and it had that appearance therefore, as the steam generated la the two. disconnected boilers, it would force the water out of them Into the other two boilers, Tbo flues of the disconnected boilers would then become hot, and would give way when heated at sa ordinary pressure of steam. In the opinion of witness this stats of things was the cause of the accident.

The closing of tha valve connecting the exploded boiler with the steam pipe, was the direct cause of the explosion, bat if the boilers had been filled, and the safety valve had been in order the accident could not have ocenrred the guage-cocks of the boilers are so constructed that they would be very likely to deceive an experienced person, and certainly would deceive one without experience the boilers were so constructed that they could have a pressure of 75 pounds safely, with everything in prooer order. Bawen G. Lord, Sergeant of the Sanitary Police, testified that it was his duty to see to the enforcement of the new boiler law, and to see that engineers have certificates there was no certificate givea to the man who had charge of the er sines and boilers ia this establishment his name is Wm. Ford. At the conclusion of the evidence, the Jurv, after considerable deliberation, readered the following verdict, fx That the deceased men came to their death by scalds aad other injuries, resulting from the explosion of a steam-boiler, at the manufactory of Messrs.

Suiexx in Delancey-street, on the Oth Cay of September in si. And the Jury farther say, that they believe that a. Foxn. the engineer, and xIiSxaxl Rxaexx. the fireman, in the said manufactory.

are censurable for tbe explosion ing the lirea after he had been informed of the cute of the boilers, and the engineer for not makings thorough examination of the boiler and connections alter being nouned of the trouble. THE CITY GOVERNMENT. OFFICIAL. BOARD OF COUNCILMlDf. STATED SESSION.

Ksw-Yobk. Monday. Sept. S. 1S3 6 o'clock r.kT.

Tha Board met. curauant to adloornment. in the Cham ber, number sixteen City Hall. Present Charles C. Pinckney.

President. Ia the Chair, and the sallowing members Councilman Kama, ttarnev. Ha rea. Uea! v. DeeznoBd.

Jones. Gross, Repoer, Webster. Itoss. Stevenson, the president, Hancock, Snyder, Brice, lnnx The minutes ef the preceding meeting were read aad approved. RESOLUTIONS.

By Councilman Barney He solved. That the Comptroller be. and is htreby authorised to draw his warrant in favor of Mr. J.I. Williams, for the sum of Two Hundred and Kifly Dollars, tbo saaaa being ia full for engroening resolution passed by the Commoa Council, and directed by them to betranssaitted to the family of tha late Lamented Colonel WiLxtsx 1.

Kennedy. Which was laid over. By CoancHmaa Strvenaoa i Iaolved. That the bounty of $30 offered to volunteers by the proclamatioa of Bie Honor the Mayor, dared the 3d mataat. parsnaat to an ordkaace adopted on the 3d instant, aad approved by the Mayor on the same day, be paid also to taoae vetanteere who enlisted ob the date ef said preHamntioa, as well as to those who eniiet whhin twenty days thereafter, and that said erdiaxnee be amended accordingly.

Weich was retailed to the Finance Committee. By Coancittnaa Webster Resolved, That the Street Commisaioner be. aad be Is bereojr aotborrsaU aasl directed to raixhaae, far the ase of Clinton Hose Company Number Seven teen, a new hose carnage, similar to the ooe bow ia as by Tompkins Hose Company No ruber Sixtora. The same to be pescnied withoot oovrtraci. WhK-h was referred to Committee oa FtraTaaxtaaaat.

Br Coancilaaaa SojOer lieaui ved. That Broadway, from Forty-eeeea 1 to Fort; suatH-otreet. bo reouaaberc. fetreet Cammia i toner. Which was adot-ed.

by CosMicaiman i oog SOT 19 S3 63 308 193 30330 in pairs; three the- fireman for start tfaxieton.Gcdney, a even. under the directioo af Rswrfred, That the eweers of lots oa the west aU. tird-avaaea, ee CwM eoath tram tiaarodaa waty-cu BUstraa be permittee to eoastroct a draaate ai ready WMh, the same is. be done 11. ia eruer iaa xne ioa surroaaatioc the baQdlng already ereetoa may be rover! draa2, the praseat coodiDoo ef the locality readertng it ti lately aooaaaar thai Mm ma ikoaM agraun vepanawsb im si pease ef Wluck was adopted.

By Councilman Jane-. Whereas. The coaaasaere-of gas their rospoAive iL 00 a the first of September eightooa aixty-twe, there will be an addltioonl charge and?" 00 od feet of ass eeuaaa aam 'he Gas Cosapa- 1 im lopruoa of the tax Impased npoa them by the toverameat to support the warr aod aot tndeavor to saddle the amoont ulat they lw3 upon the consumers, as they are already overtaxed and are now contribuunx their means to auppreas tha retxj-Uon and vindicate tha honor the eounUy and" XT Whereas. It is a wellrknowa fact that the Gas nies declare aa aancal d.videad of from tweaty-n to thirty per cent- oa the amount of capital invested stuck being aitbeprweaat time selliag at high rates ef premium, therefor Kosolved. That If the Board of Aldermea concur tie Coonael to the Corporation be.

aad he is hereby authorised and directed to prepare the necejaaxy pipers to mak a transfer of all the rights aad praSe of the New-York. Manhattan, and liar tern GasXTxht Can panic to the city, ia compliance with the prerixitMi ot their respective charters. Coancilman l-oag moved to amend said resolutions by Strikinx therefrom the word liarasm." Which was carried. i Aud the aroamblo and resolutions as adopted were amended. i Report of Committee oa 8treets.

la favor of adopting resolution that the Street Couitnlaaioner be directed reset curb and gutter stone aod flag k'orty-ecvautb-itfwet, between Kisbth-avenaeand broad way. wbev not already done, and that the accompanying ordinance therefor adopted. C. -si i W'hich was Uid ever. Keport of Committee on Lands and riaees.

In ffcror of concurring with the Hoard ot Aldermen, in adortlng' desolation that the sum ef twelve thousand d.JUra lie appropriated for the building of two parks in the r'ourthlre-nue, between Thirty -eighth and rtiett streets. th same to betaken from the appropriation for Lauds and I 'Urea, Which was laid over. i Keport af Committee oa Fire Department, In tiror of concurring with Hoard of Aldermen in adopticg resolution that the Street Committee be directed to advertise fur ftropoeala for excavating cellar, and repad and pwint-ug bouse of Engine Company Number Te ty-two. Which was laid over. COMMUNICATIONS.

A eommanicatloa was roceiyed from the Com p'rolW, being his Annual Heport. exhibiting the receipts pendituroa of the City Governuitint, iucludiua the operations of the several Trust and Sinking i und lor the year One Thousand flight Handred and Sixty-one- Councilman Hoean moved that the aame be receiyed. laid nnou the table, and thro thousand -five bandied copies thereof printed in document form. Coancilman Keech moved to amend said motion by striking out the number of three thoaaaud five Beared, and inserting, Inliea thereof, the number of Ave thousand, Which was carried. And the motion as amended was agreed to.

A communication was received from the Comptroller, with statement exhibiting the balance in the Treasury August 30. the receipts and payments since that date, and the balance at the close of buniuaaa oa Saturday, September 0, insUnt. according the returns of the C'hauiber-lain and County Treasurer to this ofiic Balance August 30 3154.53 30 Receipts aaawi at Total PaymenU 19H, 14 4tf Balance September 13,311 i6 Which was received and directed to be entered at leagth on the minutes. i OBDXaa. Report of Committee on Kail roads In faror of adopting resolution that the Railroad be directed to lay rails in the tihtli-a venue troni th- peoa-ent termiuusof the road to xigty-second-street.

an i Sun car. thei eon, up to ten o'clock i aud thereafter ovary half hour until twelve o'clock M. Whkh was adopted by the foliowinff roU Affirmative Counciltnen Hogan, Hayes, Ilealy, Irao-mond. Jooee, Grops. Kepper, Hailetou.

Gedner. Ktch. iU. dtevenson.The Presideut, Babcock, Snyder, iiiio, lxng if. Negative Conncilmen Barney.

Webster 3. iiesotution from Board of Aldermen, that perm i.i fin be given to Palanca A Groalaota to receive an! du.iver gouda from the sidewalk in front of their premise, number one handrad and seven i'earl-street. (In Board of uncilruen. tLree times lost for want Of a constitutiougi rote, subsequently rci.sidered and postponed.) Boss moved that the same be iMeSnltely poatponed. itich was lust.

And the same was lost for want of a. constipations! vote, ri Affirmative Connciimen Hogan, Barney, nave. fes-mond. Jonea. Rcpper, iiuzietou.snyder, Urice.

Long-nlU, Negative iiely, WelitKr. Oujiiuy, aeecii. Roas. Stevenson, Th President. Babcock H.

i bnbaeqneatiy the unfavvrabl vote was ret-ooiUered. anil the paper postponed. Report of Commissioners on Public Health. In favor; of adopting renolatfon that the Street CoinmiioDer bs directed to fill in snnkea lots on the westerly side the Eleventh-srenue, between Forty-fifth and Korty-sixtb street. Which wtu sdopted by the following vote A liirmativ Hotran, Harney.

flayej. HiMTy, Dasmond. Kepper, Webntei1, Hazieuin, Hoiozy, Keech. The President. Babcock.

Snyder, Brice. Long in. Report of Committee on Streets, In favor of concurring with Board of A Mermen in adopting resolution that'ths curb and gutter stone be set and from ilroad way to Hudson-street, nnder tne direction or the Street CoinnaUsioiiar. aud thsCt tucaocompony.ug ordinance therefor be adopted hich was adopted by the following vote Attirmative Councilman Hogan. liariicy, Desmond, Jones, Reaper.

Webeter, Ha'elon. Gelaey, Each. Ross. Stevenson, The Preaidetit. iiabcock, nyiier.

xric. iiVD Report ot Committee on 9ewera, in favor of concurring with Board of Aldermen in adoblib resolution, iliat a receiving basin and vol vert be built at or near the southwest earner ef Ionard and Baxter streets, under tna direction of tbe Croton Aqoedne Department, and that the accompanying ordinance therelor be adoyted. Which was adopted by the following vote A fbrmative Councilmen Karney.Hayes. Healy, Desmond. Jones, i.ross.

Repper. Webster. Haieton. (jed-ny. Keech, Roas.

Sltwvenaoa, The President. 3bock, Snyder, Brice, Long 1. Report of Committee on Sewers. In fiver of concurring with Beard of Aldermen in adopting resolution. Uist a receiving basis aad culvert be bout at the southeast corner of Tbirtv -second-street sad Madiaoa-a venue, and the accompanying ordinance therefor be alopted, the same to be done under the direction of the Crotoa Aqueduct Department.

Which was adopted by the following wotet Affirmative Councilmen Hogan, turner. Hayoe. Haa' y. Desmond, Jones. Gross, Repper, Webster, llaxleion.

Gd-ney, keech. Rnrs. Stevenson. The President Babcock, -Jj cyder, Brice, lng 19. Keport of Committee on Flrt Department In fxror of adopting resolution that the Clerk of the Council Boar be directed te eurrhase four badges for Assutant Enxi-aeers of the fire Iepertnient, at an ex pente nH to ex ceed $o0 thegsid hxdgea to be for the use of oirintrs William Lamb, Henry 1-ewis, Georgs McCrath auJ Joseph L.

Perley. Which waa adopted by the following vote Afiirmative Councilman Hogan. Barney, Hayes. BV ly. Jones.

Gross, Repper, Welster, Hazlctou, Gedney, Keech. 1 he President, babcock, SnjJor, Brice. Loug W. i Negativo Councilman Ross 1. I Councilman Brice moved that said rote be rocoosidV ered.

i Which was carried. i Councilman Brice mowed to sir end said by adding thereto the name of Eli Bate, and striking Ihero-froui the ura of and iajerttng in lieu thereof the sum of 100." Which was carried. And. as amended, the same was again by the following vote Affirmative Councilmen Hogaa. Barney.

Hayes. fair, i'asinond. Jotrt, Oroes. Rcppert Webster, Hatietoa. fiedney.

Keech, Roe. The President. Baacoct. Brice, Long IS- Report of CoromHUe on Felglan ia jvot of adopting resolution that Thirty-sevrn'h-atreet. between Madison and paeei with Trap blicx pavsment, one haft at the expense ot the City xf one Laif at the ex per te of tie property owners, and List th acotna- panying ordinance be adopted.

hich waa adopted by the following vt vf I Affiruiatire Councilmen Hogan Rarney, Hayee Healy. Pesmond. Jones. Gross, Pepper. Wsiuter.

Gedney. Keech. Ross, titevensen. I he Prosiuent, Babcock. Snyder.

Brice. Long i Report of Committee on Pavement, In favor af adopting resolution that Hudaon-atreet. sixth-srenua. Eighth-avenue, and Canal-street, be paved with trap-block pavement, excepting suchportins lying betweea the rails of. and used by the Eighth-arts ue Company, under the direction of the Crotoa Aqueduct department.

L. i i Councilman Barney moved that said reto-ttloe be amended by striking out the word inserting la lieu thereof, tbe word Which wss carried. I 1 Coanrilmaa Ross moved to farther amebd sail reaxwa- owners pay bail the expense $3 4 Which was lose 'LV. Coancilmaa Keech moved to further, amend said ress lattna. by inserting alter the words fcixlth-svonae Railroad Company," the words, aad the Hudson sUror.

i Railroad Company. Whiek wma carried. v- 1. Coancilman dtereason moved to farther emend the said resolation by adding after the words. Eighth- avenue Railroad the words th'rd -street.

fromfThira-a venae to the last Biver. Which was kr. t'rwP' And the resolntioe as amended was adopted. Afhrmattve uogaa. arey Gross.

Repper. Webster. Halle too. Gedney, 04CTD1S, Negative- oanellmen Healey. Koss.

the Preside, Babcock. Snyder Report of Committee oa Fire JJeawaent eoncarrlBg with Board of tldern inr rofa- tleataat the Street Cemmiaatooee bo tis proposals for baildic a boa HoaTcny ambwr Twelvew aad be bailt similar to the ens now ia as my Uoom Compear wasiopled tbx oUX rate: ArmaUve-oejcilaKo ly. Deamooa. Jooes. TtZJl.uZ-(Rodney.

Eeaca, Ross, bmeosoa, Babcock, boyder. Bnoe, Long b. a gaBtsffi-B- -to aarchase the steamer aew ased by Heat Coea-PanyNumber Twenty -ooe. at aa expense aot to exceed three tlioasaad doilars. i hich was adopUd by the followinx rote m- Amrmativw tacilsea Howaa.

Baroey. tlxrea, Hea-ly. Umaond. Jeoea, Oroom, Kepper. eMer.

HMiew. (iodney. Keech. Sterenaoo, Th Pree44eat. Raiwaca-Bnyder.

Brice. Iog n. Jr Roaoiatioa. That the Tsaly-Ulk-ettwt, bet area bailt la Ooe Hundred aad under the dtroetiM afT tr. FI reaet in Wor'-h-tUxt.

nayea, iiwmihi, Eosck c-i Mif4h Sad Toatb aveaaca I 1 ti 18 i i 3s'.