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Barton with his force was toraake a diversion in our favor at Coosawhatchie, and, if possible, burn the Railroad bridge at that place. A glance at the map of this section of the country, will show how well these plans were laid. Had they been successful, (and they had every prospect of being so,) three large gaps would have been made iu the railroad, whl/h would hnvo r>rf?vi?nt*?d. for n. timo at lpaflt rapid communication between Charleston and Savannah. Although the expedition was not wholly successful, still it is not barren of results. We have ascertained the enemy's force on the line of the railroad, and we have the proud satisfaction of knowing that a small force of our brave men have marched right into their midst, driving them from their strong-holds?whipping them at every turn, and -obliging them to destroy a bridge in their retreat, to avoid pursuit and annihilation?thus virtually ac-. knowledgiag our victory and their defeat. Our troops behaved admirably all through, and their conduct is deserving of all praise. .OJic al Report of Killed, Wounded and Missing in Gen. Alfred H. Terry s Brigade. 3D AEff HAMPSHIRE. Wounded slightly.?Ih-ivate Warren S. Abbott, *Co Ej John W. Moore, "G;" G. W. Flanders, ?F>?3. 7TH COKNECTICtt. Killed.?Privates James Cook and Fred. G. Eaton, Co. "I ?2. Wounded.?Sergt. S. W. Reynolds, Co. "A," .(since dead;) Private Wm. Keefe, <A," severely; Corp'1* Robertson, 4<B,'' slight.y; Corp'l Dennis 0 Brien severely , Private Wm Loby, dangerously; Corp'l Scofleld, "D," Seriously; Private Henry Erwln, "D," dangerously; John KobertSj"D," severely; Charles C. uolph, "D," slightly; Wm. Ray "r," dangerously; Edward Smith, "F," severely ; John H. Riggs "F,"' slightly ; Corp 1 John Botsford, -'G," severely ; Private Willis C. Thomas, "G," dangerous; Isaac * Holtj "a," seriously , 1st Sergt. Charles A. Wood, "U," severely; Private W. J. Holland, <H," severely; Joab .Jeff ey,*"H," severely; W. Crabb, "H," se v erely; ChaunVey Geer, "II," dangerous; David Sanders. "H." sliirhtlv; Lorenz.. Hall."ri." Elisha Webb, slightly; W. Arnold,' H," slightly; Martin Latherly, "H," slightly; Michael Grimes, r "H," slightly i S. B- Pettingell, * K.," slightly.? .76*^ PSV.VSYLYAMA. Killed.?James Williams, Co. * C," Wm. Crawford, "C;" LftpL Henry Wayne, ? F;" Private W.lliaru Boyle*, "F; Adam Fry, "F," Benj. Stiner, Capt Arthur Hamilton, "H Corpl. James Armstrong, **H;" Private David Savage, MW CorpL Geo. Haas, "K;" Private Wm. Hurly^'K," Thos. Conael. *K'?12. Woundtd,?.'o *A," 2d Lieut. S. E. Ferguson, Sergt. .<ames Bowden S^rgL S. H Emery, corpls. . S Heckathome, H. A. Ferguson, and B. F. Moore; . Private# Jame* Davis, John Hanna. Sylvester Daf vidson, J. G. Grandy, James McKee, D. C. Robinson, Ja.ob Emery, M. L. Reynold*, Richard hnev^R. F. -Wallace. Co. *B, ' Sergt. A. W. Stra^HRl^, seriously;. Privates Wm. Brown, seriously; James Buchanan, slightly; John A. For . ter, slightly;~Hugh Moses, slightly; Alexander Mopes,slightly. Co. "C;" Michael culligham, seridusly . John G. W. Dashef, severely; Samnel Dasher, severely; Geo. Hall, severely; Joshua W. 1 -avis, severely; Thos. Bold, slightly; Saml. Flynn, slightly; CorpL Feter Wilderson, seriously. < Co uui" Sergt.Noah Van Wallinsdorf seriously; . Privates John Gross, slightly; Chas. Groff, slight. . ly, fhos. Jteren, sightly. Co. "E; 'Corpls I. H. Rawlings, sljgh.ly; Artemus S. Bennett, slightly; Privates John* Gephart, slightly; Samuel jones, Theo. Lviahre, John Leader. Co. "F;* Lieut. G. H. Gwinnf slightlV; Corpl. R. M. Bell, slightly; Privates Wm. Aiketis. slightly; Trav&iuion Buck, sightly; John.DetwQer, slightly; Chsper Wieker. slightly; Fred .Wicker, slightly. Co. "G;" ?>ergt. John Gibso.i,-slightly ; Privates John II. Searing, seriously; John Brown, slightly; John Lucas, alijrhtlv. Co. "II: ' *. orpl. Wm. H. Meckley ; Privates Nc*el B. Barker, slightly; John Love, . slightly; John A.spichtrn; Co."I, 'Sergt Henry , Bemstook, slightly; Corpl. Wiu. Zeigler^severely; Privates Levi Berkenheiiner, severely; Andrew Dulen, severely; Chas. tfarkle, slightly; Alex. Kider, slightly; F. 8ultzburgh, seriously?63. Missing.?'Private John Corcoran, Co. ^D,"?1. Lt. Co. ?E,? 3d U. S. A. .Killed?Private Michael Woods.?1. Wounded.?Lieut. E. Gettings,severely.; Sergt. I. 1. Bargetield, severely; Sergt. M- Manuon,! severely; Privates Henry Sroimonds, severely;, A;.Barnard, severely; Wm.Biown. slightly; Win. j , Hieksou, sightly; John Black, slightly, Wuu r~ " 1 J?? jgggg. ^ J Lacy, slightly?9. - * Missing.?Private John G. Fox.?1. 3d K. I. Artillery. Wounded.?Corpl. N. J. Bowman, Co. "M;" Private Josiah Thompson, Co 2. N. Y. VoLlNTEER ESQfNEERS. Wounded.?Private Eyles, Qo. IT ill.H W 1 i AC O T.t.1 1O0 1V111VU) la. TV UUilUUUj |W. .UlWillgv * luuil) ImUI Official Report of Casualties in $e?. J. M. Branmn's Brigade, Commanded in ike jleld by Col. T. H. Good. 47TH PENNSYLVANIA. Wounded.?Co. <A;" SergL W. Fever, slightly; Corpl. Lavid btrangs, serious; Levi Frampfielder, slightly. Killed.?Co. "B," Sergt. Alien Garner. Wounded.?Corpl. Aaron Fink4 Privates Benjamin Wyand, Wm. Hern, Uaideman Raymond, Ernest Bolthman, Nathai^George, John Wyand, Martin Leisem ing^Obamkb > Pmifler, Charles bavety. Killed.?Co. "C," Privates (teorge Homer, Seth Deiberk, Peter Wolf. * L Wounded.?Sergp. Peter Haropr, in ankle; Corp. Wm. F. Fink, leg;;Snml. Y. Hampt, face; Privates S. H. Billington, leg; John Baitlow,leg; Jeremiah Haas, face ami breast; Conrad Holmaa, face, Theodore Keihl, face; Chas. Leffler, leg|; Michael Larkins, side'atd hip; RAard 0. Rourke, side; James R. Rhine, leg; Tfroff Lothard, body. Killed.?Co. "D," Private Alexander Musser. . nr. j-j r< _i r?? ii__ ci ww uiuiUCB ?V/Vruutiua t, acioicij in side; Corpl. James t'onovetfv slightly in breast; Privates Jacob Balltoyerf jpixm; Benj. Sheafer, slightly in breast. , . Killed.?Co. "E," Privates Henry A. Banchman, Geo. B. Rose, Saml. Mimmick. _ Wounded.?Gorpl. Reuben , Weiss, both legs. Privates George Coultby, bip; Joan Lind, both legs; Samjl Stern, shoulder; John Monday, neck, Daniel F. Harkins, arm; Moses Jacobs, hand ; Jacob Kirkendall, slightly; Wm. Adams leg; Geo. Hahn, leg; Nathan Derr, shoulder; Wm. IL Forse, wrist. Wounded.?Co. "F,' CorpL A. Everhart, both legs; Privates Wm. Fink, thigh; Peter Moser, arm; Jonn O'Brien, fa.e; Chas. Ring, arm. Killed?"G"Capt. ( bas.Mickicy; Privates John Kimes, Benjamin i>ehl, Jonas Knappenbergcr. Wounded ?Privates Franklin Oland, John Heil, Geo. Kaber, Reilly Fcrnewall, Wm. Hensler, Heruneuser, David Weider, Richard Ambrose, Jacob Beidleman, Franklin Maxer, Joseph Halmyer, Franklin Huflert, Wm. H. Krauuier. Killed*?Co. "H,'J Henry Stambaugh, Jefferson Waggoner. Peter Deiterich, Jaatn X. Robinson. Wwidrd.-TstXIent. TT. WVGdetf. nroftRlty r IstJSergt. Geo. Reynolds, Sergt. Reuben S. Gard ner, band and leg; Corpls. banl. Reeder, David H. Smith, Peter \V. Stocksleger ; Privates James Briner, Henry Bolinger, Augustus Rupp. Samuel Higgins, Cooley Idall, Patrick Alullen, Jetferson llaudy. Killed.?Co. "I," Privates Jeremiah Murtz, Dauiel Drackenmiller. Wounded. ? CorpL Drie^back, slightly; Private Daniel Drainer, leg. Killed.?Co. K;" Capt. George Junker, Private John McConndL Wounded.?Corpl. John Bisholf, leg; Privates Mannoh Carl, foot; Gotleib Fie$ael, head; Edwin Fredericks, head; Jacob Herteug, arm; Hiram Holt), linger shot oil ; Joseph Lewis, mortally; Abrahini Landes, breast; Lewis Miller, both thighs; Jacob M&rber, stomach; Sanil. Keinert. shoulder; Win. Shank, arm ; Paul Strauss, back; John SchmiiT, thigh. John Schuchardt, mortally. 6TH CONNECTICUT. CoL Levi S. Chatfield, severely; Lieut. Col. John Spidall. arm severely; Commissary Sergt. \V II. Johnson, leg, severely. Killed.?Co. "B,' Private James McKinney. Wounded.?Edward Langbary, head. Wounded. ? Co. ?cy' 1st Lieut. J. P. King, leg; Corpl F. Harung, arm ; Private Valentine Blend. Wounded.?"D" Privates Dennis Burns, chest; JohnHaslenaan. leg; H. Hoyt, ankle; Jos. Topher, hand; Aug. provost, shoulder; Smith ScoHekl, hand; Wia. Sherwood, chest; Robert Wilson, shoulder; Chaa. H. We*d,head; Al. W. Cracker, foot. -.*3 * rv r a _ n !_l ir .111 IUl'4d.?oo. rnvtKsu uauiei maimers. Wounded?Co."?,'* Privates Bruca Baldwin. Hubert S. Holbrook. Missing.?SergL Geo. W. Cad wall; Private L. D. Booth. Killed.? o. "G," Private Henry Allen. Wounded.?Privates Geo. Ash worth, shoulder; Lucius Leonard, Marshall Dowd Raphael M uico. Missing ?Private Edward Ilaugh. Won yded ?Co. -^H," Private Emil Ilcserich. Killed.?Go. "J," 1st Sergt. Robert B. Gage; Private Henry Ddph. Wounded.?Lieut Daniel J. West, leg. slightly Corpl. David Shcphcind, mortally; Ihivatcs Thos. Taylor, mortally, Geo. Bouton, severely. Wowud d.?Co. Private A. E.* Wilcox. * \ \ 4TH 2TBW KAMPSHIHE rtr j.j n. ?a j> q.?? TUtr(i1 f ffcvot tT VW? "XX, i/miu v u>;?) foot; corpls. Geo. W. Tibbett, foot severely 5 Joseph Wingate, arm; Privates Geo. Shackiey, face and both hands; Geo. W. Dnrgin, ankle; Joseph F. Rose, finger off; John A. Lord, hip, seriously,; Jas. L. Boyle, groin; Levi Bean, shoulder. ? Wounded-Co. "B,M Sergt J. W.Brewster,leg; J. R. Kimball, side; Private Wm. Wyman, foot. Wounded?Co. "C,,r Capt. Jasper G. Wallace, left arm arm badly; Privates Geo. W. Cook, cheek and shoulder; A. G.'iinker, forehead. Wounded?Co. "D," Color Corporal J. H; Lawrence, slightly: Private A. E. Fessenden, slightly. Wounded.?Co. ? E," Corporal J. C. Dennett, hand; Private W. H. H. Austin* arm.?2. Killed.? Co. ? F,' Private Wm. Wingate.?1. Wounded?Privates John B. Thurston, George A. Drew, slightly. Wounded.?Co. " G," 1st Lieut. W. W. Minn, shoulder, Privates Owen Tully, contusion, leftside; John Shea, hip. Killed.?Co. 4< K," Private Ira A. Wyckoff. Wounded.?Warren G. Pike, shoulder and groin. "jr */ * 55TH PENssrivaaiA. Killed.?Co. " A," Sergeant Samuel Herter. ?HrHorlv SiinMnt A. AI steed Ser? react Patrick Hodge, Sergeant Henry Martlett; Privates James Litzengers, James- H. Wagoner, Wm. Gallagher, Hugh McAtamany: Wounded.?Co. " B,'* Corp. Franklin Kearn , Privates Becj. Birchtel, Daniel Rich, J-. K. Mieklos, Cyrfts Binner. Wounded Co. "D," Privates Sanrtrel Kennedy, Oiuel Dehl, Henry Smith. \ illed.-?'Co. ' E," Capt. Horace Bennett. J funded.?Orderly Sergeant Winfield BennO, Sergeant Geo. Parry, Corporal John Magee, jfrivate Thos. Magee., ' Wounded.?Co. "G," Coimoral Wm. Borne. Killed?Co. ?K," 1st Segt. Wm. Martin: Private Wm. Leech, Wounded.?Sergt George E Leech ; Privates John Miller, John Coffy, Wm. Frazer. S?CTK>5 1ST r. a ahtillebt. Killed,?Co. "M," Private Daniel ChaseWounded -Corpls. i'atrick Hochter .and R aflerty; Privates Oneil, Cahill and Riley; Artificer, Zinck. Wounded ?Co. ?D", Private Smith. DETACUMEVT 1ST HAW. CAVAAKY. Wounded.?Co. UI," Privates Prancia A. Bliss and James Baynes, riigtttly. Killed Wouctdodv Mlsing. ToUJ. 47jtli Pennsylvania, 18 92 110 tith Connecticut. $ 3 37 ?h I?Wlfaiiip?iiTe, ? .. 2T I ?3th Pennsylvania, 4 38* ' 1st C. 8. Artillery, 17 8 f* 1st Massachusetts.Cavalry. 3 3 Total, 513 DEATHS. Private John Siniier, Co. A, 76th Pennsylvania, Oct. 17, typhoid fever. Private Adam Miller, Co. A, 76th Pennsylvania,. Oct. 19, typhoid fever. Private George \V. Bridgeham, Cov A, 8d New ITampshiro, Oct. 19, diarrhoea. Private John Dixon, Co. Ax, *ntir remrsyivsina, Oct. 21, diarrhoea. Private Thomas SfcHale, Co. Erfr7th PctmsvJ*vania, Oct. "21, congestive 1'erer. Private Thomas Taylor, Co. 1, 6th Connecticut* Oct. <?2, wounds. Private John Brown, Co. K. 73th Pennsylvania* Oct. 23, diarrhoea. C ipt. G. Junker, Cq. K,47th 5"i nmylvaniu, Ot. 23, wounds. Private Abraham Ijindcs,"Co. h~, 47th Pennsylvania, Oct l'3. wonnds. Private Joseph Lewis, Co. K, 47th Pcnnsylj vania, Oct. 23, wonnds. Private James Wright, Co. P* 07th PonmMvania, Oct. 24. Sergeant Seth W. Reynolds, CV?. A, 7th Connecticut, Oct. 23. wounds. Private Joab Jeffreys, Co. M. 7tic Cotmecturut, Oct. 23, wounds. At Dr. Pope's Plantation, St. He5ei na Is-'and on the 18th inst., Francis E. Inrnavl <4 f>UTches4er, Mas*., aged 28 years. iVv" \\v luv obliired this week to is .;it "Mavine u^r c . News'' and much other interesting matter, our small space being almost entirely 04 uipied with details of the late fight Our r.epc* of killed, wounded and misiing are ofilciaL The next number will give all uici tional mfor- ' i uiatlon relating to the cxpc'iiffott, .that can bo obtained. " Lccal News," "Ferjoua!," ic.. w. ill tf found oa the wasitto.