21 years; born in Ireland; a waiter; shot in the right cheek, the ball passing into the brain. MATHEW CAHILL, 26 years; born in Ireland; laborer; widower; shot through the right breast; one child. TIMOTHY McGUINN, 19 years; laborer. The deceased was residing with his mother, in the rear of No. 107 West Thirteenth-street, and died soon after being brought home. GEORGE W. GEDNEY, 34 years; born in New York; a broker; resided at No. 82 Seventh-street. The deceased received a musket-ball directly through the brain. JOHN DALZELL, Was wounded in the hip, and died after amputation of the hip joint. ROBERT MACLEURGEON, Aged 20, a native of New York, received a wound while passing through Lafayette-Place; and died at his mother’s residence on Monday. JOHN McKINSLEY, Shot through the lungs, died on Sunday night. HENRY BURGUIST, Known as “Harry Bluff,” lived at 410 Pearl-street. Ball grazed the neck, went into the right shoulder, coming out behind the right arm. Died of his wounds at the hospital. BRIDGET FAGAN, Irish; 30 years old; shot in the leg, just below the knee. She was two blocks off, walking with her husband on their way home, and fell into his arms. Died after amputation. Thus TWENTY-THREE PERSONS were either killed on the spot, or died of their wounds shortly after. LIST OF THE WOUNDED. The following list is probably incomplete, as many who were not seriously wounded have not been publicly reported: EDWARD MCCORMICK, 135 First Avenue; 19 years old; worked at 200 Mulberry-street. Shot through the side. CONRAD BECKER, 27 Hudson-street; worked for Mahoney and Thompson, Upholsterers, Chatham-street. Ball went through the right thigh. GEORGE N. KAY, 28 years of age; merchant; boarded at 107 Chambers-street. Ball in the right breast, going entirely through. FREDERICK GILLESPIE, a boy; shot through the foot. A SON OF J. IRWIN, 243 Tenth-street; ball through his leg. B. M. SEIXAS, jr., MATTHEW CARHART, residence First Av., corner of Twelfth-st.; shot through the breast and neck. Mr. STEWART, of the late firm of Coley, Stewart, and Co., Mobile, retired merchant; while standing in the Bowery was shot in the neck. Mr. PHILLIP LIVINGSTON, a young man, who was standing in St. Mark’s Place, was badly wounded, the shot entering the fore arm, and coming out near the thumb. Lieut. J. BROWN; son of Prof. Brown; residence 42 Crosby-street; was shot as he came out of the Amphitheatre door. Deacon A. M. COLLINS; of the Allen-street Church; was also shot. WILLIAM SELLECK; 23 years of age; residence 227 Seventh-street; dangerously wounded by a shot; a spectator. A young Philadelphian; name not ascertained; badly shot through the thigh. Mr. BRAISTED; of the firm of Secor & Co.; spectator; shot through the knees.