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John Cook, wounded.


Lemuel Paynter, wounded.


Several taken to their homes not heard Of.


o. the military, 50 FAR as we could learn, the
following were wounded


Col. A. J. Peasonton, OF the Artillery, received
a spent shot in the tn gh. The ball struck d
purse in his pantaloons pocket, containing silver,
and saved his life.


Capt. r. h. Scott, Of the Csdwslader Greys,
was mo-tslIy wounded


Col J. Il. Murphy, seriously wounded.


Taere are supposed to be more Of these in
j.fed.


A house adjoining the Church, in Quecn.st.,
ms been fitted up as hospital Tor the military


As the Aids rode from the scene of acton to
head quarters, they were assailed at places with
stones, brick bats, &c none seriously hurt


At l O'Clock ell seemed quiet-crowds about
but disturbances had ceased. Nothing new from
the MAJOR Generals Head Quarters.