Colonel Thoburn's report, who, with those who fought until the last with him, deserve particular mention for their gallantry.

Our loss on this occasion was 65 killed, 301 wounded, and 56 missing. I had no correct means of ascertaining the enemy's loss, but it is reasonable to suppose that it was heavier than ours.

Very respectfully, your obedient servant,

GEORGE CROOK,

Brevet Major-General.

Major C. A. WHITTIER,

Assistant Adjutant-General.

Numbers 55. Return of Casualties in the Union forces, commanded by Bvt. Major General George Crook, at Kernstown (or Winchester, Va.), and retreat to the Potomac, July 24-25.

[Compiled from nominal lists of casualties, returns, &c.]

Killed. Wounded. Captured

or missing

Off Off Off Aggre

Command. ice Men ice Men. ice Men. gate.

rs. rs. rs.

FIRST DIVISION.

Colonel JOSEPH

THOBURN.

First Brigade.

Colonel GEORGE D.

WELLS.

34th Massachusetts. -- -- -- 1 -- --- 1

5th New York Heavy

Artillery (Companies -- -- -- 1 -- --- 1

A, B, C, and D).

116th Ohio. -- -- -- --- -- --- ----

123rd Ohio. -- -- -- --- -- 11 11

170th Ohio. -- -- -- 3 -- 2 5

Total First Brigade. -- -- -- 5 -- 13 18

Second Brigade.

Colonel WILLIAM G.

ELY.

18th Connecticut. -- -- -- 3 -- 7 10

2nd Maryland (Eastern -- -- -- 3 -- 13 16

Shore).

1st West Virginia. -- 2 -- 10 -- 16 28

4th West Virginia. -- 4 2 11 -- 6 23

12th West Virginia. -- 2 1 18 2 37 60

Total Second Brigade. -- 8 3 45 2 79 137

Total First Division. -- 8 3 50 2 92 155

SECOND DIVISION.

Colonel ISAAC H.

DUVAL.

First Brigade.

Colonel RUTHERFORD B.

HAYES.

23rd Ohio. 1 5 4 54 2 70 136

36th Ohio. -- 9 2 101 2 22 136

5th West Virginia. -- 4 1 29 -- 11 45

13th West Virginia. -- 14 3 47 -- 15 79

Total First Brigade. 1 32 10 231 4 118 396