Organization of Troops and Return of Casualties in the Army of the Potomac during the operations before Richmond, Va., June 25-July 2, 1862,inclusive-Continued.

Killed. Wounded.

Command. Officers. Enlisted Officers. Enlisted

men. men.

Corps Artillery

Reserve.

Captain GUSTAVUS A.

DE RUSSY.

New York Light --- --- 1 ---

Artillery,6th

Battery

New Jersey Light 1 --- --- ---

Artillery,2nd

Battery

4th U. S. Artillery, --- --- 2 ---

Battery K

Total Corps 1 --- 3 ---

Artillery Reserve.

Cavalry.

Colonel WILLIAM W.

AVERELL.

3rd Pennsylvania --- 6 --- 2

Cavalry

Total Cavalry --- 6 --- 2

Total Third Army 8 150 44 977

Corps.

FOURTH ARMY CORPS.*

Brigadier General

ERASMUS D. KEYES.

FIRST DIVISION.

Brigadier General

DARIUS N. COUCH.

First Brigade.

Brigadier General

ALBION P. HOWE.

Staff --- --- 1 ---

55th New York --- 2 1 ---

62nd New York --- 4 2 21

93rd Pennsylvania --- --- --- 3

98th Pennsylvania 2 9 2 39

102nd Pennsylvania 2 8 --- 38

Total First Brigade 4 23 6 142

Second Brigade.

Brigadier General

JOHN J.

ABERCROMBIE.

Staff --- --- --- ---

65th New York --- 9 1 47

67th New York --- 1 2 40

23rd Pennsylvania --- 2 1 26

31st Pennsylvania 2 3 1 33

61st Pennsylvania --- 2 2 15

Total Second 2 17 7 161

Brigade.

Third Brigade.

Brigadier General

INNIS N. PALMER.

Staff --- --- 2 ---

7th Massachusetts 1 1 --- 14

10th Massachusetts 1 7 2 62

Command. Officers. Enlisted Aggregate Remarks.

men.

Corps Artillery

Reserve.

Captain GUSTAVUS A.

DE RUBBY.

New York Light --- 1 2

Artillery, 6th

Battery.

New Jersey Light --- --- 1

Artillery, 2nd

Battery.

4th U. S. Artillery, --- --- 2

Battery K

Total Corps --- 1 5

Artillery Reserve.

Cavalry.

Colonel WILLIAM W.

AVERELL.

3rd Pennsylvania --- 3 11

Cavalry

Total Cavalry --- 3 11

Total Third Army 14 780 1,973

Corps.

FOURTH ARMY CORPS.*

Brigadier General

ERASMUS D. KEYES.

FIRST DIVISION.

Brigadier General

DARIUS N. COUCH.

First Brigade.

Brigadier General

ALBION P. HOWE.

Staff --- --- 1

55th New York --- 1 45

62nd New York --- 14 41

93rd Pennsylvania --- --- 3

98th Pennsylvania --- 7 59

102nd Pennsylvania 1 10 59

Total First 1 32 208

Brigade.

Second Brigade.

Brigadier General

JOHN J.

ABERCROMBIE.

Staff 1 --- 1

65th New York --- 11 68

67the New York --- 4 47

23rd Pennsylvania --- --- 29

31st Pennsylvania --- --- 39

61st Pennsylvania --- --- 19

Total Second 1 15 203

Brigade.

Third Brigade.

Brigadier General

INNIS N. PALMER.

Staff --- --- 2

7th Massachusetts --- --- 16

10th Massachusetts 1 8 81

*This statement embraces the loses of the Fourth Army Corps from

June 2 to July 2, inclusive.