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ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON. -
lute?*?tiu? Intelligence from
Soiitli Carolina.
Graphic Description of the Battle Near
Secessionville, James Island, Juno 16.
?eroic Conduct of the New Ycrk Seventy-ninth
nud Eighth Mitkifaa iiecimentt.
Dnsncce^fnl Assault of the
Rebel Works.
.atreat of the Union Troops in
Good Order.
Names of the Killed, Wounded
and Missing.
Gen. Benhatn, the Commander of the
Expedition, Placed Under Arrest.
Gen. Hunter Assumes Command of Active
Operations in the Field
Arrival of the British Steamer
XKEcraphis at Charleston,
hc^ Ac.. Ac.
The United Ststo* transport Ericsson, Captain Lawber, ,
from Tortugas Itith lest., Key Wost 18th, end Port .
Moy.il 23J, arrived bore yeeterdsy morning. She broi gLt
a Urge mail f. om ail the above place, and 181 passen
gers, among whom are General liouh .m and staff. She
?too brought fifty .even sokl.em who were wounded in
the late engagement on Jam** Island, S. C. Tbey are
la charge of Surgeon* Craven and Scholl. Sbe brought
from Key West foor com pan it a of the Ninetieth New York
State Volunteer., and landed tVm at fort Royal; also
the Ninth New Hampshire, and 'our companies of the
first United State* artillery (regulars).
lite United States troope, under General Be.iltam made
as attack ?n '.he morning of Juno 16. at four o'clock, aud
were riyulsod after four hours' hard fighting, with tho
lees of six hundred and sixty-eight m n killed, tvouu Jort
and missing. The Michigan Eighth b.? I but two hundred
an 1 lllfty men left at roil calL The New York Seventy
ninth MBfered severely. The Union troops wore obliged
to ret.eat under tho cover of lb ? gunboats.
General Rranuan, front Key We-l, was expected to sr
Bkre at Port Royal dally.
Colonel Perry, of the Forty-eighth regiment, (of Brook
lyn,) died at toi t Pataeki, June 18, of apoplexy.
The United State* ship San Jacinto was at Key West.
all well.
The following are the name* of ths passengers by the
Krtofcson:?
? .eue ai Be'? Irani. Gij airi Bryant, Lieutenant Besham,
I. Bntnher, Ueplaln Braud,H. Clerk, K. If. Clapp, .1. B.
Camming, W. B. Darlington, II. U. Durged, Captain Uen
tou, W. S. English.Cipt.in Kljr.T. f. Graham, Lieuten
ant vlonld. J U. Hyatt, l>r. Unites I,T*. M. Jacks'm. l.ie.i
ta..aiu KiurUill. II. A. L'.v.ui! 1 S. Hwwi, 8. I(. K"*
aud'. iaeutmruat Kmuai, M. M -niton aud Con, Mrs.
Ketternwh, C. 1). tikes. ...ut Totter, Lieuten
ant O'Berke, M. Bine, t v'xors, b. Bogus.
Lieutenant Keeder, Capt-: - u, J. A. Smith,G. W.
tlllhoru, lui-utenact St 'tenant Smith. J. I.
Mueae, Dr. ftholl, Ckptatn . .. idUt, T. W. lowneend.
LwuteoaBl THdale, 'iliora Vance. H. W>bh, V. C.
Weeks. W. A. Wemel, A. M WaterbeuM, Lieutenant
Colonel Wallace. 11. a. Brady, Major Burt. J. E. Ostrau
der. Captain t'umstovk. Soi geet. Craven, Mr. Honey well.
Sr. Packet. Mrs. Bar dam, Miss oil!, a If. Furgweon, Mrs
MeKlmm, ills* Mcfeiinm. I.!*'Jt?Dant Corkray, Captain
McDonald, cerguaiit McCuinel, Cap taut Partridge. If r*.
Bridge, A U. lli-ffe-n. IJeetenant Schloexer, Captain
kie, t'apuiu Uoorge Starr. J. W. Khun. M. Ba .er,
Captain Dow Mrs. Mack in. H. Samp. on.
The following is a list of wounded oflicert and man from
James Island ?
-jrvvrrr *inth its* roan.
Sergeants J. S. Dingwen, wounded in neck: D. Rus oil.
fracture toft arm; privates Win. Bussirk, fracture both
eibewe. J. Dinner, fracture lower ur; G. W. MoWall,
thigh, g. K. Cry tub to, left abott'.der; H. tdooBii.e.d,
Shoulder, Ge rge Jtyersou, left kuee; r?*t.-r Trot
ter. amputation right arm, Charles Kobb, left
?high; William r rich, neck and tbtgh; .la*.
Smith, shoulder; Ltent T. W. R"l>ert?oo left tog;
bargeant W. K. buuth, ielt thigh; nriveies Ales.Calvert,
toft leg, W. Riely, toft leg, Lieut W. G. Ross, grapeshot
Ml toot, .sergeant J. Wier, guiishot in body; private*
Charles Each, front of aitn W. White, leg, arm aui
elbow D. McFarlanJ, right arm; S. M. Kehtey. gun hot
in left mag.
BM.BTn Mil 'Hit, Ik.
Lieutenant J. S. iionahue, grapeabot, Shonlder;
private* C. 0. Alien, amp tattoo 5thn nb, J. Bremer,
lunge and shoulder; K. Crntaer, <>weu f'hui,*. *1.1*, al> -
n? ? thgb eg* *n 1 aim; Bile* Turner, Iiand; Frut*
Peanrey cm hut ,n back; B. Hankituton, tract ir ? of left
erirt lav if reliant, fracture ot right wrtot; Sergeant K.
B. Li 'ht guiMiUot in thigh oci'-ato* il f'!?ad? ick toft
arm and bock A. M. o.bs. gutitW in right hip Sidney
Caetie go: *i t i" <! *h; Cu.t m !*.. M Ik'/to, toft viv
os petal M A. '?**:>*: rv. r g it hip; privates
right "tio I'-'er. Krw.
Cro-? right ehouV'-r, Fr*d. U . ~y, guu*h>t Mllliee.
j.ar.u t arwin, r)gUi lut'g. f. Wuitarore, <ie?h wo.,nd .n
hip; !*m Wyn>* ., ft rtbnw, t .'K'lr.y, A Niuhu.i-.,
?eeb wound in Bh >nid<-r.
IB KT' jrtW M.W tl ?'*.
Lictic nt R"V /Hen, right L*nl; private Grant
Trullet, pw W H. Godwin, hanu G 1 Gorr .b left
hip
I .IE'. *.!? ,)! ?? car
Cerptral J M irlly iluali w ... 1, side pris&te T H
TBtt gunshot, tin
TW'VTT Kl<snl W **'!?; ?1IF,
Pi 11 ale Jain-s Uoooey, r'gl ttgh; H f/gan frscfor.;
rlg.?. arm flsrrc iiifi, A .<i * -in-' bank.
-th . Mb-1 i:t
Cor;*ral CUa*. Book*.ami lattetiri^ht arm private
L. Coot, fracture.aw :1 lloarell, guimhoi,body.
? vr hi *! ?gr' f I IW*?BV1< S.vu.
Privet* I. C. Mi" re. b 'il 1 ?i
nrnxTf . iw Bio rr.vevte
Pr.vate D. IhtunteS'lerger, frsotur# ?f arm
?Mir jiMfi lulanU CormpoaarnM.
Ila-k.igi AirniHa. dTKvafn-' Ine<k>j<, >
itmmi lat.aan, 8. Jtiua 17, l?Wi. /
The Urd Rfmim?htridmU of Ike ABnMm?tk* Banonet
10 Do U. H ork?A MufBtrvw / if* 'JpeneA by Ike Hi
hi*?tieroie Ciary* of the >"?- *?'y ninth H o)hl under*?
CWmiel M.errimm, of the s<r>> n'y-nta/*, Dangerortsto
Wouitd.il?Our Tnuj>? Meet uw' Roceior. the Pi re of
Mililit II.ui rut?D. tn.'dlion of Ike Highlit Michigan?
Omfooitvm of the Union Al'<vkinj P>n- ?*? TK* Third
KK.de !<lnmht K it! tkr Rd- I Shcvrfnkaott.t?incidtHlt
of'he I ruie.iy of Our <!?,. ei ?'C'tpunn'bilitf for the
Hetull Kit* <m Hen" ?] H nkant, 4> , .#>?.
Yta wilt racoUact t!i*L id my pavlo ? toapniihM
frcm Uitt ;?"it I pradh-tad ? itubborn rMtitiDcc on tlio
fart of tt?< ea?ray, and aura, hard fl,(Diinft uo our own,
bmora a f-.irthnr prograaa tow?*da 'h*rle<iu>ii could ba
afiaiiM., but 1 did not think ?# emit and ao uaaleaa a
Macriika a* that lufluta t upon our army yautarday morn>
lag wo t id I'# jieriouiad by ib? gnaaral ia command
Ib#T"W?r tb?itary at $aO*FStoWTlUe,le wh.eh I attidml
la utf iaal auar, bad tot ?< tna d<?a tli >wn its nbaba
la >:n lau'?nl proximity to our >-xrap*, nod a "raoaa
aoiaaatiC* In force *n? urdarad. wilb a viaw,ifpn
albla, to gain poawaaionof the work, rhortan aur l.r.a
af pickat* -tacur? afaty to our campa, and aamplata a
aacond ttap In anr advaaca aurora tin imaad. Th.ee
al*t ter bfg '.daa, oanaiatlng of not mora than ait th ?i
aa/d man. wa: a thrown far ward at dayllgUv Thay wara
rep il*?d. aftar a gallant an I liaroic fight rr f.,itt h i-f
d> ?? on. Tbay ? ame ^a- '< to aim.* wnb ? ompanlaa and
r.^nna it* i/igt.Wui y d cim-ilid In ray ban. jadgnaot
atar one NtilWl aud lifty of our (nan ware klii I nw.ilj
r a bund, ad ?w nidad ia ? itr btmpltali, and tb? i a
t?~ i -t of gi'v nig, w lioaa l?'# i* yot i?
in hi 11 ?,?>?? nany *'? )ri,own ta bar* b^an r n y
tc ja... i 'd in -out')"i n iiiJe, to ?ll? in r>-1 ? ? lil I'Hiln
Uo i< r t ? ,i r'T i'am a 'rn far* tad ia | a > t
a #? h? atua i> ? <???* ?? i, > pnet tw OV|rn ? y? tar.
iia., in* at" {. tfeVfnnn f dt ri ly ,n*o Ilia , h?v t g
k< ? n ad tf>at (war i r- .r. > r 4 (fia r.iotai aa.t
i!ia_.' efi t 1 ? .?*ik ? i uo i lo'r.l-.g wa aO I,
a I I a ri li a sky w 1 ? tf.th l.lo.k h? v
r a a I! at !"? dwt? !? li a trek if .? ain
1 ? p i.'ci 0 *i I a a out < '' Wh ? hi ? or ?
ll*tN> .DA'iJi; ? ?? - / > V- ?> 04. , i?A> | UK a?,tj,U' at I
?vournug to Interrupt our progress Cokrnel Pkri ton's
biigade?consisting of the Eighth Mi?.iigan Volunteers,
under Lieu leu int Colonel U raves; the Seventh Ooueoil
eut, under Lieutenant Colonel llawley, and the Twenty
eighth Mussacnusuits, under Ijwuteiiant loP-uei Mooro?
?' m the advene#. Colonel lauwure ? brigade?ooutpria"
ln? the fleveuty-nmth Highlanders, under Lieutenant
Colonel Morrison, the One Hundredth Pennsylvania, under
Mk)?r leekuy.and the Keily-sixth New York, Ouk>n?i
Ron*?wee in ?upport,togclber with Rockwell's Conor*.to
out Buttery. Capum Soars' cutuixtay of Volunteer fcngi
nevre, and Captain .Sargeaiifg company of llussactoteetts
cavalry A Horn ng party, -oof.sling of two companies
of tlie Eighth Michigan, led uy L.untenant Lyoha, Aid
de-Camp tofienerai hlevone, with e negro garde, wee in
the extreme advance.
Our mute ley over au ixteosive cotton held, cr rather
e succession of cotton ileuls, separated froui each timer
by hedges and ditches The grotuid was broken by Hie
ridg*s peculiar to tbo plantations la tins vicinity, ei.J'U.o
passage over the uneven, billowy surface, marching
as we wore uj on the "double quick," was
excessively fatiguing, yet wo moved forward very rapid
ly. Although our lino was formed within rille 9liot nf
tbo enemy e pickets, so quiet y were the tree g
manmuvred that thoy were ignorant of it, and a re! I
lieutenant and four pru ales w^re surprised and captured
urdort ' id been givon to move forward by the flank, 10
ginieut following regiment, in no event wore o to lire,
but to press on ,u.d forward into lin6 by reg.inert*
When the enemy should open on ug, we were to um> the
Day unit on t:m, ..nd cuooaver if i?p-ible to gam posgog
eion of itio wvik. '
Theee orders were faithfully executed. Reaching the
ope i 11-11. ah >.it ? milo from the rebel ruriilicalwas,
rentes g brigade was dtreated against the right, and
LMgures igainst the le.l of Hie work. Th 8J two
Dri.adosu w ji shod forward with great rapidity, the
regimauts seeping within supporting distance of oach
outer, ami the Michigan regiment ke piug close 10 the
en . uung party.
When u ithiu about four hundred yerds of th > fort a
terriflc lire of gra|ie aqd canister wa? opeucd on our
COluuins iroiu the w01 k a..d iioin the woods, amutis and
rule pits, on out right, lour heavy guns ou t. ? - a,miy's
puiai-i set t th?ir murderous charges through th ues
01 OUT h a .B in Mi uiasnea batteries. of whoso ox- on e
we bat no previous kuoale-ge, (toured thmr terrible
missiles against hh . sbar,.sh otoi s, .uttoncd aU along
Ule rebel 'iu# si-kote-i our oUicwra1 or largely, iu /
*galnuil ieMer loh at t'a -ir Urst volley, wl.ilo the in u
dropped in tho ranks by scores. Still ;h,- l-? htl M hi
gan, the seventy ninth Highlanders. the one Uuuuiedih
i ivwjla, tb?i I v.cinjr M (rhot't
oig their wild cry of "Faugh a Lktilagh an tlmy el
ranted), and iiori iocs ?.r th ? Seventh U.nsec ?c It and
rorty-sixth \ew k- rk, succeeded in reaching Uij very
edgoot the ahnitm ami a po tion of the storming , irty
of the I igbtb .Vichiga.i, led by Cii,,t.;ius Klv an I fl. y le
tog (.the. with a pariy from tiie Highlanders, led iu ,-er
son ny their b.uvo Lieut.Col. Monisou, mou. .en me
parapet of the work.
Hero lasted .or a fc.v n> ineuts the lnoet exciting cene
my,ism has ever attempted to describe. Wl.e.i t 10
11 "rs he!t,,l of the terrible slaughter of the 1.1 e n
Mb 1:.gun, w itn whom they had for many month. ?
brigade 1, they v aid not bo 1 csttai .ou, but a Iv.iu
*iin l"* ul'-iogt promptness to th- support o ilr 1. vi i
comrade#. Colonel Morrison, whose horse was sti. I ea .v
m .he action, iud up his nun ou foot, shouting, -t uuio u
Bigblabderg;" and, with IJenteuant l.voas, of U-nei ,1
t?'ZUS ,Stf:I ,w,i4- l',e Ul'vl 10 t'-e walls and mount
the pa.apet of the fort. Doth were wounded?Coloue]
Morrison m the head, the bullet entering at the temple
a d iotn.og out benmd the right ei.. and Lieutonx.t
l.yone aoveiely ,a tlio uriu. Cain-un iioylo, .y the
ruiM,,pr otia' ly; K?vere!y wounded, and Captains
ifUiid, ratt and ' him h wore killed. It waa while en
deavorui, tor,uc .he?n work, that OaplainHuSk
of the .leventli <...unecticut, w:i* aisy shot down. Never
' '? V1"?-- ,!*cnt "t?. waikjug uniiiuchiugiy into tl.o
w?h V l-'it v-ry tew ee'-aiH'd, and those only
Mn *'??? '"UN. cotonol Morrison,
even ait. r .0. .vic w. uudod. discharged th- on-ire con
-outso! aisr-voiver nt theiorce witinn,and)wd ths-a-w.
a relofhiu K'' '? "*i ** h" ??" ?ade.tvoriug to
w , m o e"1 ' UI ino 1! ""???"<'? "rmholes ? with
wii. . ii4o mur 'V 0; (k? wi fk a1 u iLd^l
there nr.* t-.,t .ani narrow op.-u.ur iu the Hue of
1 fwMdicullof p:ts-.tge wag :Ut?, and so galling
?hat L^a W 1 lire t" ?? I ; .1 - r.r-? wore f .poso.l.
-,'.y reluctantly give 1 u> tall back u-.i r?.
ior.,1. be tnou wore .eu a.m colors ilj uig to rk ? .v.?r
.. ' ?'??' b ' 1 i?-hdmi yardsfroeathdfort, where
i-j d a 1. t
twn in the reai, were u--w pushed tor war ; to tu? he-ue
anu ipeuet. U|-on the eneuiy, end hie .-.-lies?a little to Hk
V -tuem-ainsd up. the heai.s of our men a u,..l
diracieu ii. a ., .011 the enemy'* ie't hank. Moth tne?'e
sectlor.werey3H-?nt!yand elt,,e,.t:y , a
d.u.?d a rnarkod irn|>rc.v>iou on too rcbeN
tU" '? , !' ,T . "?* uubroken. Uko vetoiaiP
it? nZrtviUi 7 ' WOt>i U c!j "**? l{at??ll1"-?'???"re
n ,1 T ^mman<i,wh:.'b had ocinuied a po^i
ton-a the leti.from which lh. y threw a bc "irfin
Di*rsb iDto 111(1 l-oait-'u of ,he enemy , wer
eoutpc Jeo. in c nsu-p.ence ol the fuilkig of shells from cm
gurbmis, ro mil buck, and thus Uio iulti x^^
or wh* %umuy yf ^ gi\?u to the fro^t. Untior tb< j ? v.
cum#tan.w? it was deemed a useless waste of life further
to protiwci the content, auu the order was given to wrh
draw the irecpe. fhm was den- ra ibe m et 2dmi7ab!e
xusnner Uo-kveii-e battery taking the
d^!aye?k'lln"!l18 *1,M with liagv
llie losses in (ien. Stevens division have beon ?r?
N*"r'7 -J0 ?f U" l-'*l'th Michigan (Which at'O
?uttered s-vi rely at l'ort Ito;*u Kerry iud ^ImVngton
Ujand> were cut dowu and of ten cempanv com-uandera
rt"W "n,7,W0 r???5 with the?
siirw^ll 'r.? n',lv'ul/-"llu1'? ***** xalbntry at B ill
I Sue? a? tnir * ?????*!?;;hi " t ??: c-*u
L" . ' ?tCoot!","nl<"1 t!j? boys iu the as
iau.t. The loss' s in tne lweniv eighth Mai-iiicm-seps
Cmift being among the kil.od.
?r., \ iV uf lhe ^?'MfcOrnoctic'it, wam
1 ?t Kk bj a gra^hoi ?? ihv Im&l aod auother tu thu
, tuigh, and he au11v killed and l.,e>t il ri J
U: 'rUli7 Mc?. -e ro' ! f
ttM torty-suth, was aieo kl!le?l. Many other ottt. ?rs m
j the second Uivision wets mowed down by the heito-h
?torm, whose f<iry and whose i-rribleetlbct, durlug the
, me't to^trey." rt,Ut' D<> '^0'" rh*'"ns >?'?? can ai l
I which only two of
?u! ,,Jfl atu?k- "'? -cm.nand of
r,',- u u a^1' r4'uil>"?tog two brigade, -u.- vr
'u?.le ttiilianxv and I hsLfleld. also larUcii^.. .1 n, u,.
m-veir.ent. ai u suffered ?rve-e,y. tvuhai.m' br ea! i
coi.ao ting o( the Third Newiiampsa re Volunteer*
Lieutemmt d-?e! Jackron ? a batn io-i of ,hV X.,!r J
v I n - ' (antin. as lui.iatry,) the \< ,v
iork Vo. nicer to'gmeer* and the Kirat. Mosachu-etls
caialry, uiarc ieil from Ornubsd s nlau atjon at * - -iy
dawn, and were pip bed forward tow.rd t.ie so 1 i.-ny
face o, the work, wbue Ueut-ral -evens wis d-ru-tlng
??? these r. mel ts w.re s? ixtg-i u? . ,?
. lei ens i.nc o, stuck by au rthpetf ib'S swamp .1 d
eO by the'i Mrd Rhode and ? r,.;s.w?. ?
'oi.e.y. the two awo. isod?r tbo ?.:.-o.o>'n of ve; insa
J ?a si on lion, Chief >>f .
A ;t ? i. faulrj oh 'To mention* i lu.rhed Bp with 1 he
?is,not purs*** t f t .i-i.,u : the s o ?: ot ihef^n, '.Ls? jr
;ou:s'i th i,-e> . it.ii ftoni the work by the u. o-h
en' "t ,<1 to tiit ,.a ? and eansle: <?.i the'r r glit,
1 kV-iii ? ? , *? froatiMsibd riiiesiiH e.u.
rente .u su ,.<> ct ?u ,.4i. t . 1 mini tins etijorvr 01
;v .I. ?. es. i? i t tin Third New Htin^lihB t'd the
Tb. .11 os island we>e baity c.i op, yet iney ??.
tii.-' i tu* ? t sttfisiii order until a..,iters
hati beeu tiiesi'-eO. i'ui v tr o'.iecttrd b.s ??|.ir;tv i Ooeit
?'? 1 he i ? h'*l 1 hi .d !?"? , Hii. eh: 4e.? s:KO the n > i .
or?l used th" b..y i.et s , ,j feet ; 1 ^ h-t the for retired
1 ?i fug tb *? "i their euro her im 0 sr UursJs. i t*. cat o;
ihl in .iiiviit ?i e < ad <isediy of the e; eratlooe .n s .ii
nrij ore, for then then tost they fot glit with gi?.u tr. r,
?i.O ltuisnuiu?l their ground agAi'.vk wnr.b.e ids till
the 'fOer W Wilbur .\v the tro w .s Klren. A n? *k sue
k-l.nl of .he liii d New HMBi'Hh, * *?) Cnptala rtripn
to'1 tuts, eho was iruok in .he l. p t.y a ....eu Herts
.nought into the hospital Mwug. end survived O'l
Ami' Uiiui, for vt hi. h he earnestty ;>iead( lyaiaat
tue protvji 01 the surgeons, ? i.iUe more ih*n
an hour. I le'ite'inuui holy. iiBti'lfl'sou, Nea'jr e.i t
S raototi, of ibis rag!lent, wore ale he. ly wvi 1! at.
t.ieni' i -at ItrtbokiiMW, wbwe promotion from t ie
p. itioti m #? geaf.t ic^jor o tite I'nud Itlmde laloet
w is made h ' e tl?; ? eii.ee ? v ebnt thr u, ?? the
abdomen oisd can not live, tnd J ten tenant ArneM of the
iiha regnueut, is datuen isiy aouuJud
Troupe sever (ought wito m,.re atuaUim.ie ani deter
mined u. every tliasi our its en did yesterday. Their ;.tn. k
sun their oh, iliei.. e U? or te ? .re *urthy of tho 1 , be. t
MWMII atlun. 1 eptaiu I.mk.Ald du < -rnp t'lflriNtei
Movent, led Suit placed lu position tut Twenty eigntU
VlAde*. hui tie at tb" edge of I ho ? halt is, ami had oh rse
?h.t 1111 dei Uliu. t'..pta,.. tie 10.d suveoa, a s .n ?>? 'ha
Uenerol.aed Aaaiataat .Vdjutou'tle.ie.'.i vt the Dh at,
s?dIkeS tenth 1 laMvltuut,after it wnt rvforrtaed, to
At p " ii ion, at tho hedge, under a ureoli il fire 01 giate
end canihter, lie tuheritr ait bla put# utl f it. auii
was evrrywhore in tbe held OOU ay IB to ere thru'igneut the
actiea ior Ins eoetoota S.nd hie tritury.
? iolerie! Fen too, who eotuinan erl the first brigade, left
a awi. bed 10 lead bis tro tpr, and w.-U P'tsfaiaed II.*
repufaiioit a at at '"ooraw and Wilmingt<in ialswid? l.ieut.
JViehrr, 01 hn itafT, tbo'iyb wnunned aere.eljr at tn?
eu.'i if't 1.141 . o.ioy, renialncd in the <a.Mle till hi* .01
was ah'tt. Ha th' n provuied anoibvr, au.i ae-ihelr*.
i.tau lu loara th? Dntd. setting tire, am he ttdm.toa
h. ildtng wnivh tin' rabel ,nek'lied for 'tn nights
?"rapid, i.ieut Urankett, 01 the Twetitymghtb V ..??
i.tsueetl", .. .ed ia an ai 1- le oaiup,u-id In J no te-s than
teres ho.eta Is t under hint, (.'ol Leas ire sh> lei tie
se.-.n.il hrignfe, ahnaeil tro.n 3rst to l.'at g oat tr.tfe?
; bitty and en rgjf ' tiier Othcu"* were eourpi 1. tor
?lieu brt?Tiry;but their nnreeibehag tnoto proje it lu
t. ? utile 1 i. re^ rta tu tn in Um 1 ? wiH?nu no rut t *.
lie 'otrr' it.der < oai.i'l tlial.irld, o,.tui -1 ;ng o 1 1'
tnoififiS' ft -' ' <? ty sevntli New Tofk add Jf.net; ?
??? tmtli an i Fortj iu. I'um.a; Itauia n,,' ntiii" a " ? I
in fieti 1 nig ? ' hi. m' ig |h?y ?rr nrtt >"?
on ter h-ise f. e "-vy t r .01 di ?? ? 1 n.. 1 he
' ? I 1 ? , .1 II M I
On,
...
I' iiln
J' tug th? 1 r.n ? ? at Iten tu ?> nth
add dl "<t d I. ,014.'. I.:* mo 11a.. A VII IM
i.e.,. mI .? . ,ui *d .1 u
tile "ft 1 -1 ' >1 . nil , v?t u'r ... .
II lhr#ig' 'lithe. I..... . ,t w-ie ,11 ..I't
f ifti 11 "? ' r th" ' f, i. k it, 1 .id t. . ue',1 W
., a s *i 1 eiy . <?'. i? .id*. ???>. ..I iu
raw , and, villi i *ir -.. t* r )? . . i ? ' (
horf r '? ??. ? ' 1 if ' ". 1 r ? 10
lie' . ? ijr ,,i ?? f I' .''ten ? -n . . . .
If . ? #| II n o j? tl ' ? i1 ' ? 1 ! ' 1 ?' ? * ? I ? ?
M-'i*:Vi m ktl *" 2 )l 1'^ f.-.htn "Inle th* ???; ? .i.'| e?
? ui un.iw rB I.llu 2IHBCDU ?r UWIUOUIIl?U III ?'III*,
w * a military uucake of ? , flic en t magnitude lomrlt
tlx- k out si censure h its re* us the iu< ve
uieiil was a lamentable fai.ue. We know,
in i%ct, uo inoro tlia.ii we <lid before cou
r.at i ,o the ? uouiy's ;* s.tlou, for de.-wiriora and r.optu.eJ
.ckets had e lew days previous told u? haw strong were
their I'ortitkatious, how impassable their what tie, bow
numerous their torce, and h w reeol ito the majority of
tneir uion The enemy resisted us with all ibo advoti
u*m of position, humeri* : streogth and superior kuow
ledge of the approaches to tbmr works. We fought gal
lantly end nobly, it is true, but yul bopelea-ly, ou soil we
never bud *od before, against a foe wo co .l i not see,
ai d w ith waapuns which, iu opposition te the gratis aud
c uil: t r of ih oucta- wero o ererieu as t>ys.
I am t Id i> lay ilntt this movement was made on the
solo responsibility of bene, at Uonnaiu. who ventured
ti);on the liii'i-Tiakiiu; reg irdless of th a<ivi<:eof his as
sociates. 1 ui toid I art her?and I consider the into un
tu.t? to '? "tie from good *iub n tly?that when, only live
>1.i)r ago, General Hunter left here for Hilion fiend.
In instracled General Keniiam positively to uioku
nr. :> :? !: unti :-tribe- rd?re, b' t only'to hold ? .r
P" dtiori agaiu?t attack- Bo that a- it may, we have met
u rti orse -.ho ssi iota ril'i-. rs oi which Ounnot bo ign .red,
ana w hich ucuiouJsior its author u strict and sua: chmg
niv. etigatloa.
I d n. I know when this ac ?uut will reach you. De
parture* from this point are unfrequeat, and undoubtedly
tbo Northern puise iviUMM) been quickened by rebel
a . mints long before a cor e t and nam igm,loil re,kii t
an appear in tee UoKanx ; but of ode thing your readers
may l>e *u*e ired we oti.ill maintain our footing here. Our
hold Is not oi so tender a nature as easily to be wrest d
Humus. Eventually, not only tho Tower battery, but
the works b rhind it. ami Cuanestun Itself, with .-Sumter
and Mo tils and Johnson, will be ours, to " h id, po
seen ind occui'y." i'licse events are only postponed lor
? ii e. Give us military capacity in place ui re<-kle*s
/. nl. give us .ui earnest th n.gtitfainoss for tbo lives of
our men, ittst?;i i of Wi-ol ambition, and they will yet be
undertaken and accomplished.
HKADQI'ABTUiB, STKVKSh' IhViMoSI, >
Jaiin* Island, S O., June 18, 1802 J
QmitMt ami Aacuwle List of tin KiiU'i, Wowtd-ii and
Mi ism j in Ou Ltie Battl ~-fe? of Ota Wouttit fat,it?
Otir Mit*ihq Wounded Sent la Otmrlatlit?t jrd.st of
G< insult B- nkam an .St * it, i?:,
I have Succeeded, after uaa oiling tlnoigh our campd
and laboring for many hours with the utmost dliig -uco,
iaproCUtiuga li:i, complete aud accurate, of th - killed,
wounded and mi.-ii-.g of the urst and second divisious iu
the attack upon the Power battery day before yesterday.
1 und that my estimate of our casualties was unusually
correct. Many, however, of the wounds arc of a super
ficial character, and a small proportion only will provo
fatal Our wounded soldiers are receiving the ten lere*t
ca/e aud attention from tho several brigade and rogi
menial surgeons, and ivory thing possible is done i > pro
mote their comfort. I hear mat tbo transport Costuo?
poll Urn, which sails to-lay for Hilton liond, will carry a
larg<? n tinber who.*e cases require treatmeol at the npa
cioos and co .v nb-nt general hospital there.
Dr. Keinble, the lenior surgeon of this dtvl-iua, ac.
onmpanied by Capl. I.-.sk, of Gen. Stev-aus' staff, visited
the rebel l ues, under u ilag of truce, (his morning, for
the purpose of ara- rtaiulng the fate of oar missing, lie
learned that the last of our doad left on tho fluid were
buried this mowing, and that tbe prisoners, nearly or
qalte all of whom are severely wounded, number forty
live. The rebel odicers who met the flag asserted that
our wounded in their bands wero sent to Charleston and
were kindly treated. They could not furnish a list of
them, but promised to send It to ns as goon as it could
be procured. If possible I will transmit it with the list T
have already prepared.
1 enclose copies of Gen. Beuhuin's general order, th ink
ing the troops for their gailant conduct, aud the order
of Gon. Stevens, communicating the same to his com
mand. The difference be; waen the two productions Is
somewhat remarkable ?
!? J OTltKT,")
form, V
o 18. J
? i?>r;KA 14 riKurK's? ^
iJk.lDijI'AllT.iilM, KOLTUliKS J I>THlfT, ]
T KrlET*r>~ OK TltK f l
Rto.vi Hivkh, H.dJ., June
The Coinman lin.; General doslros to eipresn ! in th
to the ofltcei s and nn n ol tlio diiletant regiments ol ins
command engaged in iii? i sccii. <1;sauce of tic enemy's
worbs a* SoceKSionvilw. and of the gruun I to the left of
our enrnps. upon the 18m lost. The cool and steady
dating oi our lUun, ihiir vol".-intent courage- in scaling U?o
work. of ttio enemy under the moft murda-' m lira of
grape and ma-hciry, and the excellent order lit which
? hey roti. ml, an they tin! In the complete firn"Vti<n i the
lino of h itilo, iroin the lleld, wlion ordered, merit tb"
highent priiisu that con lie given. tVu need otily say, in
conohietop, 'a hat we 'tnotv we all ftn 1?we lutt e tuot, ?>?
hare examined the w.rts of the enemy, and they nUa'l
be ours. By orde. >i
Ifrigndier General II. W. BENHAM.
J. K. Shalt, Second Lieuteuaut Koity seventh Mow
York Voiuuteers, A. A. A. G
iiXMUAX. ORDWKS?NO. 28.
Hiaom'ami ma-, .saoosn Ihtiy ?*, Mouthckx IHrmi-r,)
lUOMUTHENT UK TUB Serai, i
?latl.'S Iki.ami, S. June 18, 1882. J
The Brigadier General ooniinaudkig lite -ocond division,
in c tniuunicHting to In* command me thank* of thettmi
mantling General lor the good court ic l ot the troops in
lae action of the 18ih mstaut, desires to rxpr. at hi* own
profound sense of their tslor, courage and heroism.
Men of the Second hirvi-oiu?You displayed in the at
tack on the fortnioU poemou of iho enemy at seo -saion
vdle, .>0 the 18: li instant, I ho highest qualities of veteran
troop*. You t.rmed In siisnce uud scciesy in tl*-d.irk
n-es ol lite night. Yo i moved lorwrd io perfect order
at the earliest dawn, autl iuri'.-iaeil and captured tho ene
my* pa wet* You ware ordo.od not to lire, hat to push
forward and use the htvonn*. You obeyed the order.
Yon townsd in line of bai tie under a terrible an I warde
rous dm oi grape, canister oi..J musketry. Yen
pushed to the ditch and aba. is of '.lie work,
iroin right to loll. I'artler from the folding
regiments ol your two brigades-?the Eighth
Michigan and lha Seventy-ninth (lligtiiaiidotuj? uio.inUol
and v.e.e hot dowi on the parupet, sAMn ami
men Tb?.a two rcctmanis eapnelaily covc-ert them
selves with g..ry, a.d the,: fsartui saauaittoa show the
hot ?or* in who h you were engaged. Two-8ftbs of the
Eighth Mn-h g. aiid nearly ono-qnartar ?f the -oventy
iniith i ll'gi . nOsrs) were struck down, suuer kilied or
woun led '8 a'l t' ? remaining regiments?thi One
Hundredth ?y iui*?, the Seventh Connecticut, tne
1 oi y ?.* ? \e* V? rk .i.d the I w :u>-eiVhth Ma-?iohu
set's -ha ? n' ge nuwi'ai o:'ca-uaities.
Nstwili^tan iing thea. fearful l"*r.>e, yo<? vu re cot dis
i-uurit ed - a.e of you we.# tempo, arily With hawu
IV m the tcur etou* lire of the enemy. Yoa reined iu
otdur of bjf m. an i you returned to Hm atteuk in order
of bailie Rome held. throughout thi aciion, the ltd
vans-id |?w. ion at the a .at.* and ditch of .he work, at.4
you i.l m ore ready fur hoi k.m and ever to Advnice a *?- (
CJii'time tothe aseaud Irom'h. h*oge hvo huiu.red
yards from the work Thi* joaition wai nald hy you an- ,
i.ir hiugl. and c.iilld# itly, and at this v?. y ha Igc t! ?
light arti'osry ef K< kwe.) threw 1U edestive tire up. n
inn cocii.y.
lu obedience to ord'-r* f.ouituiusrior amhoi iiy, you all
fl .Ily retired in good order,and iu iinu of b uue, aui.
the erwoiy did u.d tenluro to Inicrrcpl you.
tier, if the -e ? .nil l>l- i-uon ? Y a covered youraeive*
with g!>ry o.l thai g'.ry (lad Vaiir intrepid to . ab.e
b. ig. !? m. n. ?-U'l -, L" .s ue aud Fenlmi in tea h t 18
i he th a 1i hi, y . i' rcg.m rilnl conn.lander*?tike
II... . ".CI >1 II? :i, Wit", Khot lh 0I10U ttw heal Oil IUS
f -j.pet, up ut en <uen M uie . ault, *ivnr .c
a i e the wound?at all poiul* tanyhig end cbser ng on
inajr men, aud ofBccru uud men alike <are ergna! j.rocf
of their d. rot.on io duty and tli ur < ountry dr. cm
gratjiat.hg his c .inra t v on their heroic valor and ecu
itaeiy on ilia', t.r ib.u held, the Juinin.inUing General if
th" div.eloh i.as not words to cxpisaa bin gut. aud
yours at I tie r VitwiM tliat havs been mads <>ur biat
and truest ? en mow a,, ep tbo btuep that know* oo
waking. 1'keir nrart bodies lie on ilia eintny a parai ?t.
' Uurch, Pratt, C'airell, Gn.ld. kerww, lloiion, Hit h
cek.uod u.aiiv oth T gallant and icbie men, we idMul
?ee no fr.o/ e.
Honor, th< rsfors, al! I.onor, t'. you, the tncti of the So
end dr. la.onl You h?< ? shown what you wiil do when
you altal) have the proper opportunity. Yeu (tin not
Mo/cihefo t. beca >o it was simply Impwwibie, aad
known n w to be tmp<>'aibl<' by tne re< iMionwau. e rater
r ? I to is ti.s nt"r8 of thank-<?)' the (.'onruandlhg G< ue
ral. fly order of lh ig.-.rtier General IfTKl It .VS.
Ha/akji Srrvsir*,Captain uu l A. A.G.
fhe following h a Cotuplei* Ud of the killed, wounded
and aliasing:?
W11,1,' A.'-ls1 BKIO tin; ? ? ltlOHT'8 111 VIf.IdV.
rl'IU) ?kW I.AB.KUlHi. VOLI XT lata?IJKI'TVXiNT OOlOPkL
j a. k?n,
Hi lint
- -f igene Oadwortb. James Mayer, Joseph
, eou. ->lward Unmsr, Rami. V. hittaker.
Gbm^aoy /< ? Jauic* i on.
O>mt0i .y /y.?RSCgrant HMdhen Doarborne, Hansor. T.
WillUMIIS.
r~mi?i*y A? apt. lUlph hariton. Corporal Truiuga A.
Lewis.
r.y A'.?TnomxaContvay.
Il'i.amfril,
A.?'Corporals 'olin W. tiowiwiu, Nathan.*.
klaraball.
cWeaoy .7.?Wm. habao, s.-tmno: ^aban, Win Msrs
tou, ?(.. i.e* '.oi an, j acioi w. E Hut', F.od tric II. Favor,
Jacob "loitU.
(,'j. ifMn*''> itoa-mt Walter O.dy, sergeant j. ae^a
11.nab i?, < .rpocul Mat thaw Uyi Itc*, privs " Jobu lluify,
2.J. . >ii i l dry an I, John 'k?ilh, haul I'ltxgs raid, Moti
le uut l ib.rt H. AllSfl. C >r|K.r?l .foliti Mc<'isiiiineiia,Cor
I'o: it Us irgt A VfOod'nii h, M iiinel l a^an. Patr.-k lAe,
Jehu ihiiieu, lid, (.* rgc Allen, .lames ijoinlaii, loumaa
Ml lott, stwphso f'oju..
I'-nit; j* c M. oi (.ly, i>< org# W. utb on^ John
A l ie'u I rtn?o;i
I mi' i -i /: ? a ?i ? v . .1, f n.i?? ii II ;i. I?vi tlai.
1?. Junes, I. II S ec. lie, eirri.'l dclhiwivl.
/ . ,i,i h -I.l ' .lit ' IS r.' . Si i. h ? e. cculit
i.ii . .i >>"? ?*?' t ? y ' ii..'' g, ?. ?.
I tv ohm 1. ' ??'?!. lic'lge Mill, c. .lau.e t u u
I n.
i l ? ,i . <?? . II .1 ? w ? ,1 . I.l - ' ,
o ? V irk " ! . . . , i iu" *
p ? . \ ? t< ?
I'm, t 'it I -r? ?? " ? ? ' i' i. I.
lArruwo. >iiu 1 . cp i;i <?'. v ?* 'I, ?.ick
.. w,: .!?;>? i' ' i , m . ? t<
f 1 " 'Ml..:,. . r ry
i ?, \\ .i. i a. Hf ' o. u u'o ?? lo tii nb i ,
i - a t. I
I. *<J ' .J -*? e'./TlS.. .V' let t J?Ile,
James fassidy, Fredsric k. Warren, Ueoige W. Jackson,
ji bo J. Fitzgerald, James H Relit!:
Jfitftntf.
Company fl.?Win. H. Morrill.
skcoxb aa-nauon?majom
HSTTAie.
Allied. _ .
Company Jf.-Willard Chaffee, Benjamtn L. StoylM,
Patrick Ganomt, 1leutoaant Krasin ie->. lUi Ut'do nrw.
Cmipany P.?John (PDounell, Stephen B. Wuli, ?"
c? tut Patrick Ullligan.
Company //.?Edward Dunbar.
Wour'dL ti.
Company fl._LleuUna.rt J. M. Potter, Corporal Peter
R. tiiioom, Win. Davis, It 'bort Hill, John lLggius, Moees
A. I'nyutf, l aniel J. Arnold, James F. Tniisfcuin.
Cmipany F.?William U. SpuiKur, James Mcknight.
V mptmy F.?John is., iutke, John tiaHlgan, Win liur
rou^hi, John Dorsoy, Jan.oa co-dc, William Uebuil,
George Brigs*, I'hileiue Arnold, Chirks <Jallignn, la
t; ink Iiillati, Corpo.al John iluwi-y, tori-oral John Came
rou. Corporal John O'Brien.
O upany U John Color in, I'atriek Malion, Peter Neb
tin. l'homas Oarr.
Corny any K.?Frank Carroll, Francis U. Tart.
Htw YOKK VOLUNTKISK KNOIXZBHS?OOt. SZKKStA.
Killed.
Company A.?Mathias Flea inn ? i ler.
Wounded.
Cbt ninny A.?Edgar Dr?gs, Sorgeaut John J. Kllby.
Ompany A'.?Aiva A. Cartwriglit.
STEVENS' Division.
woiam-YiMTU *kw vork \ouirrnsa&?user****'
ooioent. hours-)*.
KiUrd.
Company A.?John Dillon.
C inp ? iy ?John Wait.
Company //.?Thomas Martin, Corporal Brown, Ale*.
* Thoinag Young, John Lerybell, D. B.
Jones. . .
Wound d.
Lieutenant Colonel llavid Morrison, ilightly in temple.
Ci.pt.tin \Uf.\an>h-r G.abatn, Co. 11, slightly,
l.ie ite, ant Tbonuts IV. Robortsou, Co. H.
Lieutenant H. ?. lleffrom.Co.
LiOutnant J a meg jxiunnear, to.
ii. 0?! A ?Serge ant !l no. 8. Dingwell. Sergeant Darbl
lliiM-.il, \vni. II. Ui hkirk, Michael Lyucn, l-d^ard
' t*. fl.?An lrew Newlauds, I'hilHj) Daley.
. 'ortiiu "o'fcOsint G. Rogers. Corpora) It. Sunder
land, Wni. Kri<lj;u. T. W. Jarrott, G. MoQzic?s,J M,a*
lUietion. I'tsier li&oai:ui. . ?
. Viiii ? any //.?V.goaut Waltor Fitzsnumons, >ergeanl
Kobe t lliVris, t'orpora! Km mo Duke, Corporal Win t?.
M'-Nal ,Corporal Flank Ritchlo,Corporal John l>. bpowel,
John Fiiuey. Wenner Major. ... ...
Company A'.?Henry F. Ipoomfleld, Honry OolllM. 3te
plie . < r\ iu, lo, Joh.i 11. Grant. Win. Kennedy, llwmu*
Hawthorn.-, Guorge Kyersnii, James Devins.
Om it my P.?Daniel lawronce.
James W. Reilly.Serg"9"1 Ro
bert I. .UH, 0>ri>ora Walter Gallic, Thomas McMaunou,
J.... v-plt U. Carey, W in. Finch, Jo.cm;ah Harwood, Mat
thew K-lly, Win. Poller, Charles Kebb, Iretl. bmitu,
Jaiues lustier,CeorseWlnirry. , ? ,
r //.?>er,eaut -mith, Alexauder Calvei t,
Wm :,i..y,n>i ert tewart, Win. Woely, Jaines tninb,
J isehli W eston. _ . ? , ?
iv.,,. nay I.?.Sergeant Tliooias Weir, Charles F. Mack,
Mi< haul -eauiin, Ml. iiaa! Martin.
( \,in?.nu A'.?Dougall Ma-.arlane, George Mcintosh,
Henry Ifarrlmll, Win. White, Sergeant John White vor
porul Cnari.-s Kiley, Corporal Walter L. Brown, Robert
lieiidercou, Jttv-.b Hopper, 11 bert Kelly, Michael
Koikmsu.
.Wiwinp.
C.jipany A ? Corioral John S. lnft?. Joseph Allen, Wm.
Mowait, James McMillan. John I'ickot. John Stokeni.
C'o/MiMuy 0.?Archibald tkuupbell, Jehu Maxwell.
Cimpany r>.?James Gilchrist, John Luke, Wm. Leslie,
Alexander Taylor.
Ctoii/x?..y E.?Mnlrew It .hertsou, Joshua BlaLbly,
Coi naay P?Alexander Murray.
Cunil any G.?Hoiiry ll .okiey, James Jester, John
Knox, Kdward J. Matthew*.
C mpatiy //._JameJ Laciihtad, James Mc oiube, John
C o.saiK.leou Benjamin, Henry West, James
Burns, Park Horns. Frank Chamberlain.
C,.M)>ai<y A'.?loudin McKelvy, Francis Stoddart,
Francis Wright. Ooorge Cwniibell, Ger-rge MoCready.
M' N??KKl>TiI I'KNN-sVf >' \MA VOlfN'rWUtA?COW)!?'
IJiASi ItlC.
KiU<*i.
Lieutenant Samuel J. Morrow, Co. I.
Cn ipani C.?Corporal John 3. Watiau, Corporal Will.am
A. And? rsim.
(any A'.?Augitntu* Rood.
Com: any A*.?A3orior.il 3. Tattorson,
Cr.ii]i"nJ lf.?G orae M ini- tone.
c hi n,m K ? flionia. Gftt.uan.
C. iii/an'/ Jf.?Th-mias F.bn, David Meredtth, 1'eter H&r
rlson, Ih'.iuas Wllklusun.
Hi.utided.
noMjxmv A ?Wm. Claflby.
Cm:anytf.?-Sergeant John Klliott, Noah A Bewell,
Caleb Joseph. lV.hert K. iteed.
Co m may C.?Corporal Adil?on CI eland, Hugh Wllsen,
Frederic Bander, John C. Moore, John K. Walton, Thos.
M Miles, H> nry Diltaman.
Oomiiony At?Genge Montgomery, John 3. Barber,
Goorte Maxwell, J hi. S. Dick, Samuel George, Jesae B.
Shaner. Win. Ilirisu, Harlan Br?k, Nathan Oiirett.
Com lKitii/ A*.?Daniel lierfeet.
Company G.?George W. Waahabaugh, Bamuel B.
Campbell. _
'i.Diwiiiy H.?Chas. ll.Stanabury.
Ompfiny I.?Lieutenant John P. Blair, 8ergeant Henry
H. Robertson, Robert Davie.
Cumjany K..?IJeutenant Joseph H. Gillllaad, Eran
MorrU.
jVtirff M#
Company A ?SerReanl John H. Merrick.
Company O.?Sergeant .lame* McCesoie, Jaeob Lsary.
Company A'.?John C. Book, John T. JlcCaelU, James
A. Parker
Company H ?Wm. R. Summers.
foutv-wxth mw tork voi.cxmmm?oomiul aoaa.
KiUtd.
Company D-?LiouUuant Ferdtnaud Sohort.
Company F.?Lieutanant Wm. Kratowslty, Rudolph
Knoctii,
tympany G.?John Kennedy.
Company H.?Fiauz Hoii.tein.
C in/-ii.y L?Cori>oral F. Klhigek
CUmi-urny AC.?Thomas Higgms.
HViidel.
Company A.?John Millur.
foaijKUiy U?Jacob WeiuhardL
Company C.?Prederlo Hoosse, Lewie Sterk.
Company Lt.?Jaoib Weber, Michael Wald, Theodere
BohieitKUorll.
i OHipaiiy E ?Hernhard Wit . inaim. Adam Jonas.
Comi any P.?Corporal iKiorge Hols, Charles Fleisch
mann, Andrew Schanh, Louis Walker.
Company O ? Ijeutcoaut Wm Ort?n. bergCKtot O. (d
tero. . Il'iury St Uuoidur, I'hiUp TLm *, laona.-d laubner.
ttm.e'iy JC. ?bin'-n L scli.
Miming.
Company 0.?X'venue UroeUer.
Coniany D.-Louir Scbappcr.
Company A?Corporal Charles Soho.er, Ferdinand llo
seh.t?eorge Hagg.
Q>mi<anijG.?J"bu
(. ? mpony Ji'?t'hrnrtiaa Augf-rtbs b, Christian Bit
i. nnjotnt A. ?Herman Kn-kior.
tv ? nWirni m vm . tuuth? uititviiit
OiJUlM... ?'),RK.
A Uir I.
(Voqain;/ B ?Corporal hi nfolntiro.
Cum/ 'Imy C.?< burton sic ;u ti?y.
r. ii. ; //.--'.-a, uin Aulmr ,r. T.iwlor, Patrick Mo
Cartloy, Twioihy in u\aa.
Coniiany A?Willi.iiii Ifallihan.
<>/??. mii/ ? iri?/r ii 0. Dwlgb' , Woo. Carey.
t-if jtut/ //.-?Win. be* jin.
C?mi;<i"y I ?<'nrj> rai TI 'inn TVy.Thoi. llurpny.
Comimnn K.?sergoaru .1. Melkiluii.
II 'btulr't.
C m/ t'.nn it.? Mioli.w <) .'..ion, Pa -ie? AVelah.
Cli.>j-tny -?igt nr. Ii?n!ol Cu? oeiy .Oornoral John
Kilroy. Janice Tcmin, Vl'liml ( u . pbell Jerei.vah Drift
iaiIi. Hf.lierl lAgau, Patrick mat' in, laulol Shureer.
C ?a/?in? l>.?l.oiiifj.r', aiu o. H ion, Into
thy Downey, M toluol Mclaughlio, m. lio'mi.
Om/ iiny H?ilu-baai Kolih.>r, v. ui. J. I,ove, William
. XUjbt , Davul tojgliltn, CIim Mi toy, Matthew
Conway.
*. op. ?y <7.?Sergeant K. Fitzpatrlck, Wn?. D. llalone,
Jr.ruvc !* H}', I 3. Sbiekle,TIijuim Turtle, Mictiwl
K"ii"0? ? iterperat ler.'euoeMil.hell.
0 *i i/ I'.?Cnpia.n J. A. llolkiiiiiell. I.leut. .T.lT.Ttar
rill,i .ti '. Mir. I i?> < ? Jlayae, Pntrkk Itroouaiiun, Kit
gun tixunley, Hugh l?e.
t\ , 'ij i ? Michael Madden. Jobs O'Brien, Frank
Tick, i'...rn> Magutre, ivrgeant J. 3. Join.item.
ft ?/?t /. ? corporal A. II. Doyle, Parld Roach,
jt n> krlfffl cargo 0. WIM, J ovi nam.j?l?n. Win.
to j , .i. ii t ' tnuon, Tbomaa MiUu, Kdwird I'uiphoy,
iu?i .nT ia >.
Misting
Otmji- iy I. ? Patrick C, O'liway, Patrick Mullln.
On*]"" O'.--Jtil.ii Mc Samoa, Jame.- Aurphy.
s I?Patrick Fii/ger.tid, Jerry S. Murphy,
II Kb uttiiaghcf.
C *> iiny ??' -Ofporal T! o*. Owetih, John Leomey.
<. ni; 14 It - "orgeat I r. W. Kerrigan.
Ohmj*> 4 / ?< orp.>ral o. V. Mi.iih, Oorpural John
Hagar.
CjinfMity k - Arthur <? Mail.
ksv.-mw \f>svarfiurT voi umiuKa?uin cob. nawurr.
JC Jf?i.
t.my ?>, 'I - "crpo.al ',Vu.. 1J 'Mylar,
t'.. i, i Ji 'a * A Millnr.
' nfu-g /> -??l.iful. Ibuirna Uooton, John Bolmco, W.
prut III.
C m/i'ry K. Rrynoldo.
Cm /< iy '? ?-I.<m' ii/a> Mi iUin.
CViM/tiiav '? ? "xp aiii Kl*m H. Hitchcock,
ff. /atr.y A.*.- u<ir??r H. IIP Wd, ? oorgo Corbln.
If' Mint I.
ii?y 1 --'ori;ravt 11iv, I l>. >yea, I'orporal Wm
i.xr,. >i U I' lOcvirO rtPifbtrl, C'lrporal John P.
I.ya , Cor-ioial oroi I' .*? /a, .;?i'U H?won, il niry
,t ?' i ??<?, ???,*. W. I ii'.-, 'Int.loa J. Ilil!, Wu.t-jr
hi> ,i i Ui. J. i lti wii, l.i.Ji.iril p. WaWn.
1 .mi , it ?Jonj. 1 . *Ui?.i .on, K. II. '.Iialna d, Ji'hn
(.mil.; Ii.
? i ii'i, i*. ? I'll i AM., ?
Im, , | |T tin V"T ' , ?' .a,,'I Inlin
V' . I. ! .1 . i< ,'l'j (in'5 ? Kvr-ii >!?'??,
I.,,. ? ? i j Mil .i, |ni .v . '.?? ig? WMbb, J Ai. Wi
ll ; 1 ? J. ') 'in, r> ( ?<? la A
.(.1 la , ? ?' ?'
/* a<*",t In i I,. - in Jr , Jolm rt. |
i , II mi . .1 ."?/ Ii. r'l'iia. I
, , , . ,i i.. W ' |l>yni ? Jan ?? |) |
i.i I In I Pa/ii", ;?i:li'iit ?.
i , i ii t iiit... i- il ii*oi, ilioori '"ji.
U ? l?J. iai.. ? an, I hn t Ir-vn, .1 mho* ti . ai.n,
P .. iui k. i-1 uf'-i-J. M. I. blithe 'y , M rli .?l n/n .
i I -moIk t l-'c .' b, l . n I . In. mi
?ib uk il ,:ii .a T?i ui, ff?nfy V .jiftiilh, ! ?v
/, , H l.y n i. a? lit.'itonv .llo, ij- >rn i |
Comnm,') J.?Lyman 8. Johnstoa, Oarter 8. Clark, Sei
dell H. Well*.
? Company I)?('bnrli'i Byxbee.
Company K.?Ohorlee Gilbert.
any >.?Sergeant l'rel. R. Jackson
Kliiuru nil II.i.Oh MJLUNTKKR>?UKUf. COL. tUUV*.
JftUwl.
Company U ?Georgo F. McVeigh.
Company V.?-Captain Benjamin B. Church, Join
Conuly.
Cum, may B.?Lieutenant A Cot roll, Sergeant W;u.
Alexander, Corporal Frederick lurroll.
Orm/xmy F.?Linmeit (Jolt, U. C. Rathbun, Harmon
Vuwlarlnb.
Company G?James Carman, Joinets M. Wright, Kil
waril o. lori, Albert M. Uiuiiuock, F.ankliu B. ll.wl.iud.
Cmpmy a.? Corp r.J .i. M. Morgin, Alonzo Horslm.
Wuuadad.
Company A.?Oapt iin & C. Guild, missing; John H.
Thorn Pin, missing, ira Colling, missing; Sergeant Milton
S. Ban own, Alex. Parsing, Abruta i). Perry, George W.
Bennett, Chariei D. Allan.
diimpouy IS.? Captain Gilbert E. Pratt, m - sing, Samuel
MVcigli, missing; Hen 11 Brewer, Amoa Wetharby, Hjruy
W Pa\eup>rt. Lieutenant James S. Donahue, kiua J.
Oltiouter, John G. Hathaway, Corporal Ransom M.
Brooks, David K. Jell# s.
Company ?Lieutenant K lrerlG. Hutching, Sergeant
Wilbur Nelson. Sorgoa.it Jacob B Kelson, Corporal
Nathao Doano, Oorprral Davis ML Wait, Ebner U.
Packard, Albert Smth. Saunel s. Brady, George W.
Peas tor Joseph MoOmbir Knos H. Rlnnol, Jeitorson M.
Willi..HIS, OWIU I'llulpd.
Company I).?Scrgoaut llenry B Barrett, James Mell
raiu, hav.d V. Kingsbury, Goo. W. Robins m, Auguatus
S. Clinton, Frank Van Bye.
Company ?Sergeant K1 ward B. light, Michael
Mouahau, Geo. Thine. Ira Davis, Thomas Wail, August
Njuthu, Henry Cltodwick, iloury C. Sumb, Herman
'i'roop, Orlando G./Uidrews, Geo. L. Hovriugton, Lewis
Pelt. ii.
Company P.?Lieular.ant Aucttn D. Bates, Sorgoant
James I). Summer, Sergeant Jameo F. Mead, G.rporal
James Met l.-iian, Corporal Charles F Cock, Corporal
l dga. A. Nyo, Win. Demand, John Dowd, John it. Cross,
Abram Guuu.o, John Wagousr, Daniel MoKenzie.
Cboijxtny (J?Lieut, Hor.ffo Ueii Uor, Cor;nrai Hiram
Appiebee, James K. Armstrong, m.ssing, Wm. Carprau,
do.. Jatses * Francisco, do.; Alvin V. Jones, do.; Adei
be. t V, Overton, do ; Joseph tPBiien, do.; IJenj. F
Pease, do.. Win. Humiltun, Sidney D. C.tsilo, iluury
Niobo.s, Ho "? tie i lint, Cornelius Hays, George Foote.
Company H?''uptuu Kionard C iwyio, Sergeant Do
cat..i in.ike, Cor para l Massena A Newbury, Corporal D.
K. coo uuan, C poral Dolus V Wait, Jonitlian G.eeu,
Sa^'e Bice, Abol Bywauv, Jamus Bush, Elijah If. Klslier,
A boi l Rnl.o, Net.- in Cross, Wil laui Wilson, James l ar
kul, Jasper N. M Line, Edward F. 1-atriui, ( l.as Cross.
Comy.ny I?C'.tpia.n W. K. Lewis, Geo. W. Robinson,
Augudius chut a, Frank Van Rye, Wru. Turuor, Oscar
Heudeo, David Carom, John Granal, Goo. W Jewell,
Charles Freeman, Frederic T. Heathy, Francis Whit
tuoru, Peter F. < uui.is, Asa Par shall, Poicr Aisnoe, Jo
sejiu Camus, !'hi.tp V/. Coleman.
Company K.?Corporal lleuryC. Call, Benjamin Wy
man, A mas a Miohois, James B. Crownover, Charles
WiuKcham, Hicltard Corner.
Muting.
Company A.?A bet S. Bennett.
Couipmy ii.?Wm. J. Stiicklaud, Leroy M Dodge,
Laws at a. Witrnet, John D. llio.ua-, florod Ho, ton, N'or
uiitn B. lluste.nl, Sylvan us Motiieiian.
Comi>ai.yV.?LieuteuantChar.es F -iinith; Cori?orals
Ephraim iSrowu, Dorr Gould, John R. i fur well; privates
bulonion Kroll, Kli S Breulc, llen.y fhiuagan. Ctarkston
llurgass, Zaohariah Hickman, Solomon Wolf.
Cum/Kiny O.?Cor.ioial liarlan P. Brillaw, I.evl P.
Coburo, Wm. J. Durand, Aiviu K. Ford, Goorge
Williams.
Company E.?Corporal B. F. Burr, Lester Reefer,
Geo. B. Laight.Ge .. W Shoop.
Company John M. Bresmer, William 0. Barritt,
Sidney D. Cobb, Ge .rge husk, Isaac J. Widegardeu.
Com},any G.?Juniul 3. Boyer, George Call, Kmory R.
Curtiss, i'koodore Gaugon, John Kiusmau, Puter S. Si
mon.son.
Com; any II.?--ergoaot Charles H Mails, Dew lit C. Gro
vei, l-erry Browu, Eugene V. ilail.
? Gimptny I.?U. 3. Washburne, Kdward Ogden, R. D.
Hen dee.
< milany K.?G. W. Davis, Edward Carloy, U. A. Ca
hoon. j. a. D. Cahdl,3. V. Doty, Wm. B. 1 Jtydock,Chas
te;- M Graw, C. K Miller, Wm. Noble, Charles 3mitu,
John -ly.lioiiiire.
John ijuiati au 1 William Ivors, both of Company li,
First Massachusetts oavairy, acting au Cuiouui Kenton's
Oi'derlew, were also wounded.
iuouteuaut Lyons, oi tho Fiitietli Pennsylvania, acting
aid to Goueul .Stevens, was wounded in the arm.
Our Hilton Head Correspondence?
JfiL'i'oii Head, S. C , June il, lsfl2.
Arrival <2f the Htn. Ueford unl/i Wcmw.ted?Gen. limham
Ordend to lupvi t to Gen. Hunter in i'ers m?Gen. H'riyw
Hutxrudr and Ayeiiut linn, dec., die.
The su.oner Ben. Deford eume down from Siotto cu
Thursday, bringing from your correspondent with the
expedition a graphic account of the bloody massacre
which our troops soQered la storming the enemy's forti.
Oeatlons on Monday, the 16th inst., together with a list
of the killed and wounded. The Ben. Deford had on
board some throe hundred of the wounded, who we e at
ence transferred te the general hospital. They were in
charge, during the passage, of Dr. Dal ton, Medical
Director of the district, assisted by Drs. Know, of the
Volunteer Engineers; Holland, of tho Massachusetts
cavalry; McDonald, of the Seventy-ninth, and Tuwnsond,
of the Forty-seventh New York regiments. The suflorers
speak in terms of the most grateful acknowledgment of
their care cat the boat, the officers of which did all ia
their power to alleviate their miseries. Owing
to the limited accommodations at James Island, tho
steamer was compelled to bring more than oould bo ooa
veuiently accommodated, and several w ha lay upoa the
upper deck were exposed for a few momenta te a violent
storm of wind and rain. The squall, however, had been
provided agaiust, and Its efleota were sot of a serious
nsturs.
The steamer Cosmopolitan arrived yesterday, bringing
despatches for General Hunter announcing the recent
moTiiufltt and its results. The General wu highly in.
dignant and bo less grieved at tha unexpected intelli
gence, and immediately sent an aid with an ordar direct
ing Gaoeral UcnUaM u> report to him in peraon, and
placing General W right in command of the expedition.
General Heubaiu, however, aaiaa down ou the Ben. lie
ford without waiting l'or the order, and at uiue o'clock
that evening waa placed uudor arrest. 1 have nut aeon
the ordar of arrest; hut I presume that
General Hunter woe id not bare directed such a
proceeding had not tlio interests of the country demand
ed it. General Betihan.'a diaeheUioace of orders ha>
thue hi ei ght him twice iulo difficulty, and 1. will be im
?wait tusk for hltn to convince even hla friends that he
acted wisely or prudently in dforegnrillMg the nietiuc
tioi.e of liia superior officers. Ihe repulse at Jatnn.<
IU?ud seems to have been a second Hairs Bluff afi.ilr'
and General Henna?i etauda alone as the author of it.
It may ruin htm; hut better tie downfall >1 an tuat inula
cretion and rashness .lucid rmu the country.
It will be sevit by the ft liowing general orders, issued
to-day, that the districts of this dejiurtinent are abiliali
ed. There will, therefore, be uo lut titer employment for
General Ueuharu, ami Innuielf and it m rumored,
are to tone passage in the next stna.uer tor New York.
General Hunter wilt at once aaa i ae the aotlve e etiol of
the arui.es t.i the fluid, fits ftae military i ?p .utwu, h.s
long connection with the army, and toe couildcnce
which (n.-nlo from hla abolition uuliois) omoora and
men repoeo in bun, load ua to axpect t it as. tar a man .go
taeut marked by activity, ontrgy aadbieadlh of pur.
poao, winch aflaira iu the "Northern district" have too
long lacked:?
(iKxr.sjLniiosas?so 18.
liBcfciuaBTSKx, Mxi-vrimh.vt or th? Soi rn, 1
Huro> Ham, i'oar Koran, S. C., June it, IH&2 f
I. jso mocn of General tirdora, No. 1, current Mime,
from ihci.o haal'piarters, as relate* lo the divial.n oi the
deportment Into districts, Is horeby eounlei-aandsd.
All returns will hereafter be nude dn eot to these i.o?d
qiiartci e
II. Major Charles (1. Ifalj ine, AeeUtant Adjutaut Gene
ral, having been reassigned to duty in tblsdeiiertment,
Is herehv auuounced at Assistant Adjutant General of
the Department and thief of ijtalf to the Heior Geueral
Commanding. I). MlfNTUK.,
Major General Commanding.
E.V W. Han hi, Act. Aaat. Adjt. General.
General Benbant'a arrest la the prinoipal topic af
converts lion, and la luoked upon by aoldlera and civl
liana alike a., a pioper and at penally for tho ejcriflee in
reived iu the headstrong attack at Jamoo Island. Gen.
heuham's fri'ade, however, assert that ho actod Iu strict
iu.corJam,e with the instruct! >ns left with hnn by Geo
Hunter, en the letter's departure trout the diono tea days
ago. 'lifoee iastructions ware that lie should make no
attempt to advance ou Charleston or atlaok Fort Jotm
eon uutn largely retuloiced er specially instructed from
the bead,(jarter* of lb?: .Major Geueral Commanding. At
the earns time ho was to provide for a socure intrenched
auMp. r. rercd hjr iho Are of eur gunboats In the Stone
on the loft, sod tho crook frnci Yoily rivor on
tho right. t'he adherents of Ceoo.sl Uenham
tia? asueit that iho ieoonuoittance" ol Mom.ay was
a movement erdored u:i ti.e Huh instant wnb
the apt i oval of gn era! Hunter, btit sn'oxviUOliliy prst
pons I Gctcrvl Hunter's (needs, howot u-, ater that
?uch a Movement w. ? at all times without hie eaiKiiuu.
in# J.- faa n part/ useert that if the movement hid beau
mode an men i ?( r i a ?ot atv?rd?nce with Gene
ra o: ism'e , d?r-, m> that "Ur men n. uhl not have
been sl tied *t. it weu.d uvea hvou a gt'e.ni success, and
I bira he riii r ? te-4 hjr tW o. tv.-o miners that if our
uitfi, n i . >i igiit uiey should il.e ton would Bare been
o>,r? A !?i. ? . i. rhar h mr wor t have sen ran sue
ce v i i,i"' u' b . t our men foug.il .siin I y is
pr ,vsi, at .lie Mrs '. reporter's acootiM and by
u??x*u?jal ii!?.s t* i?d by the < ielilen comma.tuna
after ihienga?vt." 'n i.* ?i liitilism bimself feels
keenly , * ,?'?i unit, In i? ;ia,<.d, end has the
syr , U.,j ?. I tiM we I urate, tonsure him 'oi*
Ilia a ttoe
Mat of VetiinlWf'War/Ala In Part at
??o.t lloynl, h., I., -June 4J.
? tj Ittlu'lvlb'l 0 ii ijUjtU,
\t ti'im $4 < i ?.' ?!? fti *f?v tUlwhi
Hoop ''f wir Vandalia, 10 gum, Walla.
Store hi,.???Ship Valparaiso, sliip Courier.
Several tugboats.
Two prise -miOonera?Sylvia AiMsry aud Julia Warden
Also court survey schooner Caswell Man nil
Frci cli shlp-ofwar, just arrived. mime unkuowr.
Port Royal was opuiad as a port of entry J una 10, lbfll
Running tiie Bioekade at Charleston.
[From the Petersburg Express, June 20. J
Cbabumioji, Juno 24,1602'
The British steamer Memphis, C*pt. Cruikshaok. froa
Liverpool, via Nu-sau, St. P., arrived hara yaatarduy
Sim U.is on b. ard a mo.-A valuable cargo of Hritiah good*
being precisely eucb aa wo sued urwi iu uaad of at pre
gent. The M mphlshid the raisrbriuae, whtla coinini
lit to port on M iuday, to got aahor* on the buach of Sut
livan's islau i, wlieio sbo remained several houra, but
was tiuully towed oil by iho steamers Marion and Ett
wan. \V lien gbe tlrit got aground if lie was approaches
by one of ti blocked rs. which fired a number of shells
moat of winch struck on Sullivan's Island, hut nona 4
them bit the ship. The Yankee gunboat was finally
driven off by a rilled gun on Fort Basil regard, which dis
charged but one shot at her, when she retired. Th
Memphis is n new iron ship, on her first voyago, am
was built at Dumbarton, on the Clyde; is a must sight!,
vessel, of good spaed, about 800 bats register, but caps
bio ol carrying the cargo of many a teasel of 1.200 tons
She made i no passage from Liverpool to Nassau in si*
teen and a half days, and was b arded off Abaco by tie
Yankee steamer Quaker City. Tbo Y tnkoe oruisorskeo|
up quite a sharp blockade off Nassau, and heard neurl}
all vessels bound in or going out.
Mr. Ward, lato Minister to China, and Major Balcmti
cants passengers in the Memphis.
The Latent News front Charleston.
[From the Richmond Enquirer, June 20. j
CiiAKi-KaroN, Juno 26,1602.
All quiet at James Island to-day. The gunboats yes.
terday shelled a detachment of the Marlon artillery
posted on John's Island ami fores I ihom to retire.
Af
M18CEliLAi\LOL8.
N IMPORTANT WORK ON PH YSlOLO'iY, AC.?J
Huidu lor'.he married or tlio-u contemplating it. Dr
LARMONT'H Paris, I..union an l New York Medical Ad vise)
and .Mair a-.-Uiibfc. idtletli edition, revealing he facta op
tallied l>) anat. my uud experiment* In the French and Mug
lied i capitals, and private pra lice, m biding a treatise upot
tiie tli.eai.ee mid wukneases utlicllug toe human l'amlll
from Ignor.inoe of th tr chuncs, Indiscretion, Ac. Kent lie.
for 01. by K. WARN Kit No. 1 Vesey street, Astor HouS'u O
BOcS .t TOL'SKY. 121 Nassau struct, Now York. The Dai
tor'e otllcoe are a' kU Hroad.v.ty, up stairs Ilouie lor treat
meat 9 A. M. to 0 P. M.
?'We concur with other paper* In reeommsndiug Da Las
mmit and his work."?Courner des Etala Uaia, Mispstcfe.
Slants ZruuiiK, Atlas,Mi dlcul Review. Ac.
Alleviator.?dr. hkkto.-t* newly mvurru
C ru and Bunion All ? in.t ir ? ire-. corns, bunions, frost
0(1 and blistered feci. 26 cents, 50 cent( aud 01 per box, -.ear
by mail on r 'celpt of price and tlx cents. Bold by (Iru^gl-ts
Dr..I. UllD.us. Proprietor and Practical Chiropodist, 21!
Broadway. New Yom.
CTONFUMP1'ION CURED.
J THERE ARE VH'ltE DEATHS IN THE UNITED
STATES I'ROM CON.-i Ml'TluN DURING
THE VEAK'IHaN i KO.il ALMOST ALL
other Diseases together.
Those al.v ming fuels cou.inu under my observation durlni
tic early part of my menu al studies induced u.e to levow
nay entire energy and ability to tae eule of tnls destroyer i?
mankind. I couHuliou the most eminent medical authorities
ancient and modern, who bud written on the treatments
consumption. 1 selected their best and most approved rente
dtes lor the cure ol the die aw, and administered llient will
that care unit attention which characterize an industries
physician; nut, alas! all my ellorts were Iruitless. I' oub
arrest the progress of conau motion b n not remove It.
could move the pains lu the sides aud chest by blistering u
cupping, and could lull the d.stressing cough with opium o
squills; in a word, I found there was no luineial medicine
or coiuuina.ion of nihierals. capable "I curing cpnsnmpti -n
I, therefore turned my alio .t.ou to the v -g- ial ic kingdom
und by a skilful combiii.ttiou of herbs, American and Kcro
pean, 1 have suaoeoded i., ac.oi..pushing what i so long dc
aired?limit.a, 'opr pare a n.c d. iue wnku v;i3, remove thi
corrupt matter from the lungs, and heul those parts ivblol
may nave suffered from uleeral.. n. or which may have h. el
ruptured or broken by themsue.-smg cou h. Now, when thi
mutter, or phlegm, is removed ir un the lungs by pro. ?
me.,tellies, there is liltln Uldiouity in ics.oriug the suffers!
to hen In, pruv > d t.u suu-i,u..,tue iuugc bo not do
troyed but th.s hope ess crisis n iv. r occurs mile at tbroug)
gioss negi.'ot on the pert oi u.e p,?ti(m in allowing the .lis
case to i .n on until be 1. ima . Iwuim Ives i hangas it were
Into nihlter, tvhf ii tlmy nivalin dy do in too biter stages ol
tbib destroy ing c amy, w.ien u.e in si that uu bo done fa
t:.c unior-uauo: v.cUio is lo lof ? :. h ? hoileriBgo, it boiiij
imp. ssiolc to ivslme that w leu lias ben destroyed. Alau;
anu many nu uiil .ituuats c iin i op ive present theme lv?i
to nie lor treataaent a the .? ? ve .>.u nour in the < .,tn hops
mat i cau restore wt.a; miuuiwi ps.sons and iic : ?. t ba.. m
stroyed. Totbesel hold lo. li no >ai- - indueamenta. !??
HO case do I p. uuiise a cure hnl'.'Ss I aro positively certain J
can rest .r - the patient to tieaitu, aad i:i er r, cucwhtecass
oi ci' aumpil.. . 1 wul y smiitee rule! from e iffeilug by the
lirsi (i.ty-tour hoars' M'-Uii. til.
i he liest proo: of my anili y in masierlni ibis ru.iit fa 'al
disi.. ie .c, tliat i c an al thi* .mm iu reier lo over one hun
dred paiients, resld ng iu th>- v.iy ?>; Now York, whoaal
h?ve cured o; consumption wititii the past si* mouths,
can also refer to numerous resin.en patients residing lu hi
country, but in m> case no 1 give icici. ucs ol' cases euros
unless they rt# ie In the Immediate nelglitiorliood wheie s
pia.licc,
Paiients connultiBg by letter sliouid be partieular in da
?criblmt tn. tr ayieptoms, age and i.'Uglh of time euQeriug
On icelpt ..f $j I Will send a supply oi my preparation* bl
capress lo an., part of the h n.tou Mstsa or Canada. All l*a
ters i uglstersit may be sent at uiy risk.
DR. M. <!. O'TUOi.E
80Third avenue, between Twelfth and Tidi-teeBtli sis..
Mew York.
Business cards, to cents i.oot); cinciiaAK* m
cents; Labels, d(J ceaui: Ei;8i ads, tlrst ciaas, $6 ream
N "u'spsjicrs. Books, Fsmphiets. Foslcra, Eatakigues, Pra
grsitun*#?evcryi'nng printed . q .al.y ..heap. Pricu fist 4
ail kinds of printing ires DAW i.KY S new printing estate
lisbment, corner of Keade and lioatra streets.
XJKW STYLE llRANiMtkiH'5 FILLS.
AY "NEW ISTV LE' OK BKANPRETH'S FILLS;
' LITERALLY NEW DKBM."
DRANDRETH S 1'ILLS) are now put un with a prtniet
dtreet.ou, aiiu around U :a a ...and .1 paper upon which ll
printed, "Bcajuib.ii Hratidreiu's Pill ,' about *tvty-ftve re
petition*, in red Ink; the wlml - wcured by two dies the KM
as on the box, aad wk.ch have never been sweveefnky tail
laMd.
TUB NEW STYLE
Arc Mild at th*
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. ?M CANAL STREET.
HK.ANOKBTH house.
AND NO. 4 I NION SQUARE.
Some drug stores have aa lmttat.on or tbe New Sty)*. Let
the public oc oi. its guaro against deception.
gMITH A BROTHER'S "
NEW YORK
yAL*
X?
In whom, ha" and suartar iuki, brewed from the . bob em
BAULKY MAI.T AMD HUT*.
Brewery 18th street, i???u Seventh and Eighth aftanew
NKV Yt)UK.
I
Jril. l'Aw .?.
NTBKNATIONAL K* III Hl l'iit"
Tllli W AHIilMtTuN Hcii'lii.. I,I\BK POOL.
This new aim um?u.n>ci't tuf uj', l,.n liucai anti not
cla'i .ni '? v limsbcd Hole! li? ?n iP*I Ktng.l in. uvn> as
a> ?i of l..'>0 a<|'iu' e yarni. IMS I on ii i,, '."(M imole
moms, ilttu up vitheceij rttum*Ui auu luxury thatwinders
?ri end expert' ore wit ft.rn.sr.. I n ei.K colfcc ruum wUi
10 co.riino'iato .iOU vlumr.. ?in. a . '.iductetl On t e An.c tear
ami Ci'Ulin nul a)atom, in ii in i. alt? aled m .11.191
m .u ln? and autuitJ sit. , ,u to.: ? ry beart vt il.t w*a
oiij0*11. J o :i .11 railway ? ta ?? u, Kt t.norma flail, I'm
Public l.i> r i v and M jiHiuin. i.r Wetitugtoii U iBiuumit and
within h>v distance at til it w ?i?,af landing 'tage on 'hw
river X'Tfj.
SA< UE.M'i" ViEAD "liOTEL 5t*J ! FORD, CONN.?HI?
pi iju otor oi .ii.i, Wei tinwu ilrit eluy fin d .nabl#
S i i i i H(Mt Won lit ; it. r i lu mi.i,or patron, and k?
putine gun rally 'lis in a ..mil oil three lunii 1 foot
iiiaki i <? tauty four a*m bcbnoto new dinm.; rootu forty
by ou.t hundred, uew pi? mr .m v u.. vehty. ?vrr> route
in ti.e !. i use Is new,; Iiir .lriio i .vliriuwca piami now
outlive furniture. f'te i, ei "i "lochun aMX'rtn'.on,
built ,m ?n oxkni .e m . win. aceitnniodstt u? for unit
htuiorcd guests. haaiitllwl.j lir iip.i ua I o..ir I und Kouud
fourteen mile* mat oi N.u liuv> r, oh iho N> w leu ion ami
Stimiilgtuu Kai!r?a<1. MW Oil. rd loom, Willi Mime i ,.w
took m, two new ten pan al.eye at a runt; itent -t bounce from
11.0 i u uvj, umt l w It ? new ? ???till g linu.es. Pithing IS not
auip tort on Mm Hound. A now yno.t of fortyHfira ton a, nnd
a?t srbi smalt aaill.no.a, will im . t -lanliy on nand, read, ior
partita. il,Inn fruin N. w V ir In B? ,. >m - 11. ad take tin. A
A M '.ralo kil l 3 I*. at. tram. i'Ii a a i<1 ticket to Fwhe.ii'a
lie... I duvet, chatiglu,. tars at New Hat en? Uitni through 3)d
hi'.ia. From New liav'-i io lie Hand at in M i. 8. .ml
i . Ml.?time forty .iiinut. s A', the H;wheiii'adlea?i dm
(Kit w ill lie icninti uiio oi Coolpabodl inur-horao oiuiiihnses,
new end clean, >o carry ynu direct the ho tao. A new
hern.nne kun lied by tnlj-twn feet, wbieh willaocomiqMMI
ni'tjr torsos. Fifteen acres Of laid hat ? been encloeed and
filled with orniiinanuM and frtnt trees, walks, Ac. Ttm knuea
trill be optnmd for tnc reoeptlon of ' umiMn. .1 .? l, amlea
tna immedlalo siiprrlut.nd.n.'e oi lie wner. I'ri.e of
board in auitUir linn a. N. Ii.?M Hwtpi am never "..en
at Ilm 1|. ad. U. i.?K Si Ha.Mils.
i ULT 1, l td
T*"6?TlNli HOTEL, NEW HAVEN. llONN.?THE KITE
wiliier relurn.shed this laahlnliabte first "lass Hotel
enlirny last ai ring, re.no.mi.-.i ih- u?l dtnlna n-na, added a
new lanlca' nrdiuur... mid put ill 'ninplete nnior his liiillard
ami bnthi-'ioma. Kamill-e "iiii lista Suits m Kooins at "liltaa
home as low as at any iir?i "ass hone* in the country.
Boarders can go to sad I mm the fun nne to fie Head, twice
a tiny, by rail, am a*e ilmir ms.i.a a. etUi.u hnu?e. withoul
extn eharg". llaying pur hnse t nid ato kda a Ur,0 farm
at Huflheiu's Head this anting, the t vi) h?t|.''? w til lie ray
gudiad with meats, poultry, niilk, bttUer, vegr'ahlea and
fr .It dally from the farm. A telrgrap ? line li.ts been put ua
at Haohrin'a Head and at die Tootli.e, st the pmprtelor I
own axpeuaa, which oonuecw with al: ih Inn s in the United
Etatea. II. LKK Bi'.'tANTON.
^ OOPAUTNKHBHIP IOV1CES.
A GENTLEMAN, WITH ?*) TO f?.0ri0 CASH, TO
oummauce a well established hiiaiuaei oa aesh- prlssf
|il*a only; gunrsnterd to make tho first ye?r at Intel the
amount inreated. The bnaiiieas to be n.der hla entire ma
nagement, and la his nan.a ir deaired. Address o? HeraM
office.
Noflra-THB OOPAETAuNIUF ' rORNBD bS
terea the undersiguod, oa the 14th day .if February.
A. P iHAil, is hereby dissolved by muti al onuaoot Tha
business nf tha .ate firm of Love A Dolv wlU be cu.ini ed
by Th' mss II. Love. THOM AS 11. LOVE,
Iteted New York, June Ij, l.MJ. KOHKBT OOIO.
PARTNER WANTED?WITH 84 OOO V'ARH, IN THE
b si i eying hotel In the eJly, T nv ,s mi hiunl tty, but
will liear the cioansl evainln tlon. Nor full psrtici.lais ad
dro.s Madia..a, l>oi If ) llern il om e. A ei.i.i not a ties I ||
fflO CAPITAU8IS.-AN Iai'EVtOR WHt? HAM*A
J valuable pa cut, would ue ;ot|ete with a thor.)"gh men
oi i' isin sa, who lute a m ideralc cnpital; k.- can < fer ad
vanttueoua terms. Ail ir?-t. H ft. O., box l.dOf I'.mu tlm,
New \.>rk eliy
"llf ANTI'D A HENri JIM \N WITH A MO0KKAT1
it ha in'. I, io Join the advertise I . the Mjcete ami p. . M
Noil Mt.okei age ?. Hi. nan lonr 'tperi Its Ih tha
bliSl'iess. nil u glVi u "i .iiule.'i rtlr. tie. AtUi'ssiot
otic wick H. C, A,, IT. alu ofllec ,
-I'ARTNCH ff\> I.D, AJIH THIS A Mo N?
?7* I'M", rush, III a spiel Oi 1 I'laiu.'SS, vv'tlui I rt?' ot
cnatieltllon, which pay ovof tlWWM month. Apply st23t
Bowary, Hi lid Uitet. romn No. I No apnta n*'d acj. y
?snhMtaaB.
AitimNiiA'i'fi NuREni RK mcfaku and face,
, lug est .'t buiani., ill Wa?t ^mv nn all"'t, v w?eo
i'.i ei r|*iii vi ?? ii. -e. n t FtrniMirc Rh.m ?u<t
. .."i1:. <i f 'u . . rt ih. v a ? |. ;i i|* i(.- *(s
uio i' s turoitune. Fa tuun ttuiau.

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