WILLIAM SLITER, Capt. Co. G. discharged. CHARLES LEWIS, First Lieut., promoted to Colonel of the 176th Regiment. BYRON LOCKWOOD, Second Lieut., killed at Irish Bend.
WELLES O. PETIT, Capt. Co. H, promoted to Major. CHARLES C. BAKER, First Lieut., promoted to Captain. GEORGE R. HERBERT, Second Lieut., detached.
EDWARD WARDLE, Capt. Co. I, discharged. JOHN W. SHIELDS, First Lieut., discharged. JACOB FINGAR, Second Lieut., discharged.
JOE B. RAMSDEN, Capt. Co. K, discharged. WILLIAM PLUNKET, First Lieut., killed at Irish Bend. DUNCAN RICHMOND, Second Lieut., promoted to Captain, killed.
William F. Tiemann to Captain John H. Charlot Quarter-Master Edward Tynan First Lieutenant Barzilla Ransom " " Henry M. Howard " " Christopher Branch " " Alfred Bruce " " Lambert Dingman First Lieutenant. Andrew Rifenburgh " " Edward Duffy " " E. Parmley Brown " " John Day " " John A. Tiemann " " M.A. Dunham " " William Spanburgh Second Lieutenant Charles P. Price " " Herman Smith " "
_List of Battles and Skirmishes in which the Regiment was engaged._
IRISH BEND, La., April 14th 1863, killed, 6 officers, 23 enlisted men; wounded 4 officers, 69 enlisted men; prisoners, 12. Total loss--112.
BEFORE PORT HUDSON, La., May 26th, 1863, killed, 4 enlisted men.
PORT HUDSON, La., _first assault_, May 27th, 1863, killed, 21 enlisted men; wounded, 38. Total loss--59.
PORT HUDSON, _second assault_, June 14th, 1863, wounded, 12 enlisted men.
MANSURA, La., May 16th, 1864. No casualties.
HALLTOWN, Va., August 24th, 1864, killed, 1 enlisted man; wounded, 1 officer, 10 enlisted men; prisoners, 1 enlisted man. Total loss--13.
BERRYVILLE, September 3d, 1864, killed, 1 enlisted man; wounded, 2 enlisted men. Total loss--3.
OPEQUAN, Va., September 19th, 1864, killed, 5 enlisted men; wounded, 4 officers, 56 enlisted men; prisoners, 1 officer, 20 enlisted men. Total loss--86.
FISHER'S HILL, Va., September 22d, 1864. No casualties.
CEDAR CREEK, Va., October 19th, 1864, killed, 2 officers, 2 enlisted men; wounded, 1 officer, 10 enlisted men; prisoners, 5. Total loss--20.
_General Officers under whom the Regiment served during the war._
Generals Banks, Grover, Auger, Reynolds, Emory, Birge, Sherman, Schofield, Terry, Gilmore, Thomas, Sheridan, Steedman, Wright, Canby, Birney, Molineux, and King.