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Sl&WS FROi'JI GIN. FA'CIUUN'S ARMY.
Viiwit t ?', July i*?3
Jnfo-ru?tFn nn to last sight has been received froul
Oe era '.iCt 1 laii'i h- i-lij'i .rtsra.
ved, aa I US
No mi-tinr/
Our Army iorrriposdtset.
{ISRJUOS'S l .KUMOi, Va., Jn.y 141 1S13
Pr, M ?r? The /V-ai ' 'he
O^ntral
ReN''? ' r ?
&*??/> V >vri+f-rj , , n v Hsunudrt
..pa- ,? i?r?
pocUrt a Mi reiiw/e ji*nm?fh* Mai<?J*twtfaipsr*, <ft,
lbs steamboat famlurbtlt was ?uo? up the James rjr.r
l<> day i receive on board our wounded at the Ma!vara
Hill bauie The steam .i?l returned this evening, hav
'ug about sixty on board. Among tlioaa arifv.ngare
three aurg o?a?IV. Cbambarlain, Fourth Mlchicau; Or.
Jewett, Teii'b Massachusetts regiment, and Dr. White,
Car: alas battery. K nt of these war* wounded, b-'
war# laXau p. isoiiers while taking ears of thr r wouaded.
ST the others '? ?~a w :nded, and belong to son# d en
liitl : est i rgini.nia, mostly those attained to Uew al
Uo ell's division.
From Dr. fcnmborlaiB 1 have gathered soma interest
lag fuel- elating to the car a and disposition of onr dex;(
an t wounded left on tba field. Our dead were al!
buried. Beiora burial all tba bodie wo a rid* of
money and whatever valuables tbey had about
th?Tn. Officer? wera stripped of thair clothing. In the
nutter of ? Da; i, the *o ii.e' were likewise robbat of
evot ytbin/ of value. lie found Colonel Woodbury's
bolt ?nc . .. it decently buried, aud the spot marked, so
that the rcmaitia can be recovered tn fu'o-e. when * con
venii nt oi port p'tv oforg. Since tho attie moat of 'he
wounded have had .i bard time. Many have bi on obliged
to lie on tba ground. Nearly al! their medicines ware
Stolen by tho rebels, and every bottle of liquor t.iken
aeay Fvary case of surgical instruments was wkan.
In addition to depriving them of these nival able aires
lions in i king care of tba wounded,the only food fur
nlshed was magotty bacon and mu-ty flour. This lins
been the condition of tn e left on the field of b ttio. The
b- !k o. he wqur.ded, some throe hundred oltorotbri
b re been r m ved to Richmond. A* to the ca ? the
latter re. my it. Cli mberlam kn. w- nut hi: ... exca: t
f ru the rumors rose) iug bin, which, in ti a in am, tn
r. icate tli t i e* ai ? b> nig . ore human, ly tr>? d.
a:, the vi u a eti at ava s ta ou rem .in there
B1..1 111') I UUCi.-laud; g M tU it I tlCSO V. ... IM gi.-n
upas ?. < ii s*i sei i' them. He w?s tod thai wn
bad ab<. t ni m Itu red w .'it-d- ! there. at d lta? !r
few ubti no. ? aj v. is m chaigo ? ban the anoniy oatna in
ross. s.-i ... h '? till t ie e . isiou, a. ed bjr a corniia
tenti or so' mwlu i .tin. ? ti ls. Pr. Churchill, of the
Fi. r--o .ii N-w Y-Tk regiinrnt a:id Pr. cbt 11, i f Grlf
flu ? ba lery, linvr . een t ? in ltichmond. anil ate n w
clun g g ?Mi service in aiding tu taking oare of our
wo ii ded.
Ra a iveto the resul. f the week's sanguinary oon
A ct Pr. Cbsmharlu .. s?y that the enemv <? ideas o
Imv ng t la ice as n..iny as . arebrt u r s do liioy
f bertnoro cwuca e tb.? '.o.ie a. Mc le! an, in clinging
bu ;. mi of operaltoLs b ck yiie :i n t onlv hy s rp
butoxec ted a e' l .ileglc tl tn voment of ihe g ? atrst im
f. l uce, ar.d br..u. h: it ab at with coostuuinato >kid
the n 'ided f it'irc ni.voiuor.u *-f th -enemy lie i- ; ot
a: n' ei ty to ?p- ik o ; t he doe? nut h- sitale to give tun
assu a de ih t they a illy conscious of tho s.raugtU
o; i pro.-,.'t t?.s .on, a d will find It hard to dis.ui b
us Krocp ,'lis. ixoons named, all the YVo.iudcd a e
slid on the TVid -rbdt, which is now moo.ei in the
etrcatn. lb .' hr itoeriu u has am -ng hta papers on the
b .a. a full list of the xoended loft at Malveru ll.U after
thi light. end th ?e who have died sine*.
1 spent an hour this -fioi noon at the old Harris' n man
?i n, still used as an army hospital, and likn y to be used
for this purpose lor some time to come llie building
ltsa f, however, forms a snia.l part of the hospital ao
?orr.inod itlons The capacious lawn in front and reir
is covered with white ah' lter tents, neatly and a t'Sti
caily arranged. TtMire warn to day oue th .inanr and
tiily pa.as.U, aud the arrnng ine. is aro to l e
sia'edilv enlarged for the ncc mm xlatlou of twic ?
l is uumher. TU- rl-va e l ami airy situat ou of the
gr ub?i, on a ? ict' re^qui b? c.d of the river aud perfection
< . the hieipllsl an, .us in the way of silen lauts, mc i
cin.*r c' issification, cci'n.try a a :ge:n? is. Ike., imp .rt
to U every sai it ry ciUv.aiu y that cou.d bo looke-l for in
?:? -rmv h -pita A.rui.. en.on is are now pence el f r
talr i :.g away a ich day a steamboat load of those .vliose
ram ml ,u North- b e. it.i s Is deemed desir.b a. The
Pan to Web 'or w.l lesve to-morrow morning with-the
first load. Lie tenant Col' tie! M .-as. of the deveuty se
en., i New Yo: k r rirusnt bus general sopervi-ion u (lie
bo its aud tlm r ie' of the medical stufl is Dr. Anitv-ny
E St k?.,. ' J'hi.k ielptia. Tl.ere are tea a ire - as
slits.it-of Id Si k-r A p.oss-ut faalura if n t m-'.aed
tna plea untest '?.* <t al!. is the rr*-' tea of se
veral lait'?s, representatives of different humani
tary a . .atio.is .u various Northoru oilit-s.
TUcae Indus. I am told, are making themselves
very uaefu!. a ar.- inde digable day and uigbt at.end
ing to t. e s i. Mies. M:s Harris, of the 1 Ad n-s' Aid
A ? ciau n.c li adei .is, does not conbua herself to
labor-: at tl-e bos., iUl, but eisdi day visits t. o hvrp.tals
Of :il! t:.e gitnetils p. t: e vicinity, taking for lils'nbn
ti n a wagon "ad"f elnee an d other awiacing iaxurlcs to
sick soldi r> There is cei taiuiy n .uing like . pieu-out
woman's face aud smile, and gect-e t? ach and word, to
ch?? up a d "fSiora to health our brave 8 Idlers whom
disease, ox;xx ure, fatlg o and the b .llels and shells of
tiie enemy have ccuipevwd to become innnttee of lia-pi
wis
Th-re ha- been nn flrtng to-dvy save a ?al\te to Tom
mo Ier- W: k ? wh-> made hts flret annou-Ruce <m shore
to d >r * -co Uk vg o mmui-l of (lie ernes n\ er flotilla.
0 ir br-.ve U.y.? ro enjoying a corafo: 'ulilo and ? .pe
r.trigr"- ii?r h i a v? <r t 'it d --rant ra?.i. All
the. hive i w to I - is to take iliin,* eiay.d aw 'all ?
retloas, iaci'.di' g abundant fresh be -i auil v. ge'&bl-H,
and ga bar etrsi.g li for t u coming battle An '.I; r
c? muringsolace a Umappearance o. paymas;ers, who
are daily arriving end ;<ay -&{ off tba me... A lew tiara
a: re and leu. >1 b am.- of d''as mil be on their
way to the families of our v .liani tr ?-p*
The pxc.ting events < f the day a-* now the urrlr 1 and
de irtaie of the taa.i sie.nw the boar of do; a tare
being e gilt A. M . and arri.al 5!' M.? bat 1 , iT too
r< bei batteries below do not interfere. N' d ck ? ry
city re>n-a livelier apwtecio than our ma) wbar
Wha I all rlia.'i la mat'. ? up of canal ba?gee, ran,- .1 aide
by side on e.ther ide of a pi nk br:Jg-> uniting t..e?.
1?e barges, b wever, arc at all times llv-.Iy wtthooiitra
ban da. K\ce. t tho Uoati g p opulatkm tint cover I be
decks, there n b t little of fi->,tmg to b?
seen, ar.d the g n oa part presents no characterteti ?
in k-eniog witb the aiviflly m-ving <-afi of tins
earns Ui >t t do socmoot j through ti.e Iran juil Watoia
envelopti g iba far amnion.ei, lir-ei.
On toe deck* ere several to; is uUu gwarrn ng with
<va.(nation, urat ke an : fume* of fried bat n. liiserk
dead, from ibenhirt* *t ekm a,Crowe s and Other/d
tleuien s f'trn ?h n rood-t filling clothe I.e. ; stretch-d
in every dir.i ll >0,'.h .t be lemai" P'-p ui . . a gy d
b tr.n-s.-. washing ;or officers Altog'-iher it in a very
jolly it o for the contraba i.miimy bat g no:, irg i
do and p en tr of time to do It in, and having furn she I
them abun- a t food, bsug.it by I'ucie Seolael ? treasury
bo lee
There are other featured of Interest Ttere is A taint '
A Oo.'s express boat, wiioee derk.frt m m,r..lng till night,
pre nut* an uninterrupted spectacle of mov.ug box ?
a.id pa a age , and a (idlers so tiding n.oney horn - T.,? o
i? hore ai <iie material fur a chapter, ard ionnda;:' n for a
second chapter in d ecrib ng tb? gun boats and trana oris
fl.iing the rlver, to a iy no nin/of the lUitnlerm.tirg ar
tlvity of loading uud uiilo di g veeaole, continuing :rum
ea Iv morning >i i l.ite at u.ght
" i here o< meet he maU Net," ahoul a score of cag-r
voices.
"She's late," aaya <-ne
" Wonder if they flred nto berf" inquiring1/ atitgeeis
?aether.
??We'll hart Hone to g?ii onr pafere before <larb," hope
fully exclaims a juvenile vet: ier of .V.-wr Yoi It da >??,
it 1a alow work getting the bout fastened nnd the gang
p'ank out. the I'ruvi it gua-d are in their pines. \o
o a mi coos -if oi go on without flrat ehow i g a pass
ami tbie must ben tne aupe m riptiuo of aeie.ai of the
poor i* tii*i tie to insure its bolder exit or i ntra;;- e.
And m-w comes the mort exciting event of all. Two
eroieajd ni -re of Beaste-i newsb ys. ha-ing lal i in,
throiuh Hie must b?isie> ou? si - amble im.iginalile, their
au- k of ,-a|ier?, are ijunkiy llytng vwey with tfie rapid,(y
I- Homer'a a.i^eil woida ? ||. *? the Vaw Yosx
?h.a ?li,. ' is almut id from c> lit.tu .in .a lips The pa;>?r?
aeii at ten ceoia apiece i* last as ihey can ba dealt out.
Ksi - b-i.-r .ier, and the Hskald is iu every camp I
miu t d ti i .5 ooo are *nl i lie s -.uiy Ti.e 'a. t Is, th?
tuwi .. .. ,, -M i ? iiumi a of ti.- iitaatb for all fresh war
e" gei k, iv, n*re, euooer tn.u tbey CM
lea u .1,1- f.t ? :i *nj et:,?r ?,, t
? 1 i iw, t ir ii n,? to ii.vy on a temporary
vu. ^ 4 ? in ? jt? Ins h-sl It He wits in
' *11 ' ' toent e me r.,*tit serine ot
lia tP-ejii ? .??* m e , .i e,, Mtrary to lbs
advice? I.I- -- it . to be hnp.-ii |,e rn ,y som,
return with ? * b ?? ? r ? -r f t.ie.i tenant l iving
sioii, of nil ?i. it nv -e " iiiged to t ,ka a furlo i.ii
on acoouat uf sivi. a, .a ..... Lieutenant Seytu .r, of
t.ro.ro) Horo.l ? gtaif. '
lUior Obepa*j^ftho??evert ir? . eg i men t, baa just
te-n .i|i|"intee cotoai-i ef -.he - .i,,,, () %t ,ir_. Pt_,
went He IS a MMIMI - ill i, ve ?
wr-'hy and s(B< i?bt ba-b- -,f tl, r.
T iir -Igii the HssAtn to mgi,' o.n,t;? ihe pmnfnl Intrl'i
6? ? s tl the deeth of (ass Ninth Mint irhuaetts
i- r., jut. It is a severe al im gh not ehnil)- ntx
p? ,i blow to his regiment He wsa a most ..nr abi*
i- ? > .iar as well as brave officer, a getiilvniun i.f
ue rtuna be was ?m - g th?t!rn to- ?. t ,?
; . to hia e- itotry ia m img to pnt dowa the ;, sent
lor swrrrai week* pr r to tho late ban im
-an I'Ck.aod w >s *,ir,s#d sad urgt-i by Ids
t utk- u reat; but ba peramteutly ref ?* to
regiment white -use was any cfiance of any
. 'sat. makes the third c-looel in <.#n?i*l
wh ? his fuleu in tbe recent coiillic-a.
? Mh ? li-ne1 o-.t of (.so M.,rail's d|t Undi who
?I, a martyr U? the graud work of restoring
o i woverrigo y of tho Stan and utrlpes.
. ? ot ' ing ih# dajr. a aevara
n rm t nn.ut bar. soc ed the air.
was Rr rw, July If, lUga.
'1 R br bm <if ?I.... fritr.ntff . n Parol*. A-,
.j of imperial, e i tt ..^piradi dui ing tbe la?t
? a etittherof r >l?a p Itonerafn n the
i,wa fram Pomt j-u ? ?? ti.?
ih# lli'i we wit ta?k to f ty r,
Jp-?1 iCcgi l-Mta p- ?> ? a: l ?
Wh
s iy
? Of, sun ?h? ?e*e allowed to pr t??d to Wash.
i:?:ton to eg ute tor % genera. esohanw of
I onei> tu ?? 'i s.dea. They ar? <>c i.. I Vadut-xi
Mi -f.'t ~t i<?ntN, c> tnrn <tidn g ih? Ei, tatw Th ..f ?
eoun i t-giineaL iia i>r W M. n< e,of the Tin I wa
r. I- ?UU(iUiul '. Cre.:g,of tlw Fift y-eighth lilt
Uuu rcn .i.e. t. I bt-ii v? it at their nnu has' .en
J" ' *??'. ,u ? " lh* (Ceutleaaeu are in be, as of boiu? re.
it. cms few week*.
T; ? t. . Stc ring brought down som* four hundred
v our s. k fr-un the rebel hospital iiin tmtviu-f
? a: U wo i.i'd ni t g?n-rauy n* well. 1 ?y 1
a e su, !???: with ail tlie delicacies so needfui lor per
a.us la .u?tr Condition, and ilmi# ie now uj l .uk oi ioe.
Hamjxmi's I.AMuNf), Va , July l(5,1882
TTu E'.essmgt <y a Sto> m?l'"p,triioiu?lhe VioclMd* of'i,\e
Jin'tt /in *.?, re., iCc.
Aff*r a mo.t Intensely hot day yei'eraay, n* were
Tibiteu n,i evening by a vevei? thunder storm, which
la.,ted teieral hours, aud this morning la vary cool and
c. infnruMa. The sanitary condition of the aimy c u
ttnuae to ruprava In i.a new location, and the number of
;etieuta at Ida hospitals is coiuideraloftdimiiitaheU.
are at present very quiet, and tot anamy do not
tr able ua much ex apt u;>on tb# rivar, whara tbty art
disj-osed to inter ere with and aunoy our transport*.
rbe '::i| re,s: ns and experiences of tha recant baltltt
and marches ft bacon, .eg less vivid at time passes on;
but the history or those seven days of conflict and ex
hai stu., e.Tort wil. ever be memorable for the exoellen'
oft^;i'nomac!e' ^ ?nJurauc* ??P*y?a Oy the Army
. '' 1ru *** ?<>m* excitement here last night, cannonad
ing hai i.rbetn l.rard on the rt er, at mtci vals, ihr M
u "n the ,^,'Vt'o n," r-e4,inrn-rJ 10 Injuries iolticted
u', V 1 i ,ni" " a"'1 l?"a'-?PWts la the river bv
tb, enemy s bat tartan, ware rife. I p. q In vest I-all,at
' '*'%"! *?? *" "?*?? sii^ of tlie.se
si U 'i ith? iX'V ! rin8 beard was ,roua our genets
Jl'uiA ?a Uo ?PP??it* shore, be'ow hare to
a, i artiiUry of the enemy hiicudod to annoy
and ea uage our V.saeij. ??uoy
Our Pot treat Mom roe Cor-eaponrtenct.
Fownrae Mo.vkok, July 16, lsdj.
' C"ek n<*pHals?Prepa ationt for Our Hound J
from Ric>woi?n*ser;p io,i of the large* llos
PU<U H ard in the World-ycosnlgftr the AVr. ^ of
>t PaltetiU from thr Hygeia to the Hi:l Cieek H -j Ual'
OonemlBwmtiJo-.VmiJBoat from ITtwbern-lner*,,,
?? tkrj-.vta Rioer HotXa-Thi WeaUker-lhe Pott Of
fee ar,7 the .Viurty for \,w Quarters for Kmployu, ,fr
le terday I visited the new hospiub in tha vicinity oi
Hampton. They cover an area of about twouty acres
and .re known as the "Shod Hospitals." The ground on
? htch they art situated is high and flat, and about m.d
v?-y be w sen two broad shoots of water, over which c ,|
b.-aze. a,, continually blowing. The Mill Crack Uenera'
ii ;s two hundred and forty foot in length, sixty
loet In breadth and twenty feet in height. Ihe venliia
ti rn l? | ertect in every respect.
Coming ?p tho rai'road from Fortress Monroe, and
reachh.g the hospital, you enter an offlct built outside
K'a; a ward- IIoru i* found Brigade Surgeon J. W
u;,t, whr, has charge of tho several horpitris
-Siirg from the oflica you enter the building
and first reach the diaper, a.-y, where ca 2l
, thocarias prepare the various medicines and halnu
for the cob:# dotenucrs of the Union. Leaving here, v.e
stand out in the centre or the "ward," wtuch is 'th?
largest in tb ; world at Hie present tune. Throe hundred
an n.ty s,n. lo iron be is tea- a are ranged along in rows,
eov.ng pienty of room Tor eneb patient to be waited
upon on either side, fitch bed is covered with a snow
( w n.te countsrpeue The tloors aud side* of this ward era
whitewashed, and iced dUmreciiug fluid U sprinkled
ui>on the floor, so as to cool and purify the air. Tha van
illation is obtained by means of small openings on a line
with the floor. This ventilates under tho beds. Openings
and windows in ether places allbrd abundant ventilation
ver tha beds und allow ail the impurities of the plac# to
escape. At the time of my visit there were there one
hundred and forty-seven surgical cases, some of them
tary bad oies.and yet tbera was not the slightest uu
pleasant eiUuris to be noticed. At the lowar end of this
ward are storerooms for the patients' clothing, each
man having a separate place Tor bis things, a linen
room and commissary storeroom complete the arrange
wJri* fpr ?'J*r and comf?rt within tha walls or th
Fassiug outfrom liars you enter a lartro jioi mm
rimi? .wWch ,As..d bVtb^Ltlcr.
ntl nl t' ti; k rear are two kitchens of suluble s.?
Uoiied pj which are sleeping rooms for cookA \-r'
i! fuut??l*ur ^ut 01 lhe lowinga-ininflionitlLinirtli
140 lyei, bre i;*th. *si5 ioet lliese buiithuxg aro Dai tiu
S?V "WJM 1 tl0;dl;" ,ru'" ? ^y
irg^co'km lh'? ?resmaii outhouses for wash
Sio^n. erection
-r to from tliese budding, are lasted wiM J |
s
'? - ** "bout one huiio,ed in it now, 4?,|
ne w ant , a g od circuiati .n ,.| |,ur# ?lr ,, , ,
re Ov r .. ,a, Idiy ? If mey wore K ?
lore? i r'1""" Wi wc the *,r ?' *? ?*?n could ;.n thai *
vend brows. Araih.ad runs d.re.t to the ho.nta
ihe ni. ve would do most oi the n <uh a. ,
now, the guest- of the hotels are obfig- i'to JieJuTu "
iTrr..^!""
: ^ '?dy with a., vera mem. ? ? ''nffs , *n
io the, h lues by th* evening s boat. IH^hw it ?e.u?'
' da 11 10 l'?<!n n?? ??roee-.c# ..f Cuji?ral it i-t
-de .'.beau piarters will he tho signi f,T gruat reJ'^g
A i. ait b'ut arrived yesterday from N'ewb* n, via
? aoat :he Pot mf :r ? t th>t place cam* up to ma, c
ar. at gen.'n ? t r i c.rca <? j jKtuthciUtiN ociao' L tb,
j bo ? aiiU umera) irOkt-r 'a troop*.
Wu i, va Inn. several tuporMBt arrivals here in Ui?
>.i?t t?w uaye but of en r?e it it neitb ,r the lituw uoi
I u-e to say at vthuig furth r abo it tben
v/?r :l 'tlila i;,t ut gradually ou the im reate, and already
i'i.ig ottKer Wtikealia an tauund not only of great tut
po tat.ee, it it of no ? one. t r b. n .mb r,
Ibegi.o tila vr rlt atnn tb" n< er n*nk? le m t *o brisk
as formerly* It ui ?upp te<l *ume ot the stray from
our guaboata have tnabe an tuiptn.-eoii on tUe robe
h t.ii will u. ike them in >re gu r .eu ,o tbe future.
11* weather u s been intern>.ly In t for tb? paet few
d<>? a sharp thunder ?? rm purK.wi the attbOHpheri
,a?i night, la Ml ib?> a urn mod coots 1 u? off somewhat, bu.
ever) mis t . . rap .Uy resuming t s old condition, anil w*
are suile. tug s notch as ei or.
(loa of tbe m m va'uab ? corps of on and al (be sam
time ibe t.u*l inhumanly treated, ?re the clerks In h.
Pusltfi.* at lbs Point. :tie. obor from morning bti
al at . .glil, at.d, instead of eujo> tug a comfort It.e real .
, n til nr at lo on* * unt apartu aula, Mny a e crowd*
icto ibe a.tic ova.- toe I ?t Ofioe, There the/suffer er?,y
dttc'imtort ii.it intense heat anu poor ventilation anlai
Just ; uagiiw fifteen or stxleen of tbf.-e gentleme i erowd
ed into a Ion- ronui. dl.c tly under tbe roof, In whtcb
boy can stan i erect only ,n pun*?, Ui* n r of which r
h t, close nd sti.ioeatibg and then you Msiy ap;ueciute
iftoir ootid it u tt. The Poet Office Detsu tmetit ibouM pro
vtdetbem v, ;tn otter and more pleasant quarters; fr
fe.er and dra-** lutic in every noth B iLelr preect.t
apartnie t?. Of course Mr. Crein, tbe I'ostmu i?r, ia no
to btrttrio or thla neglect; it ina> be laid at Ui? d >or o.
others 1,.,bar in MMkority.
The Rebel flatteries on the Jnuui River,
THE PCBOOWKB LM tbY f"Al KD BT TfIB OCNBOAT MOTSE.
We mako thefo.l.iwing extracts from * pr.ynu letter
f'otn Ciptaia Tboe. Curt it, of tbe ecboouar Emily, to hit
father, In this city, giving tiie particulere of the flring
upon bin v?seel from a rebel battery on rtte Juniet rive',
and the inbee<|iienl saving of the schooner by tbe gun
boat Moris;?
Pcnno-K* Fktrv, July ? 1MI
On the 7th insi we we ro ur lar d up tbe Jam, * river
from -audy Point, and on our pa>*ag* up, an 1 ta-hort
abreast of a bluff, tin eel *!a suddenly opeiwu on ,,a from
a bacery, firing one hundred ami twent; five ah?M. "ut
m whtfb oal* twentj ? * t<*ok ettbet, peri let ly disabling
tbe rnasel. I then mad* u|, my niiu I to ft. ? her, which
I did t (t ree piece*, to pisvunt her fading into the
handeof the rebala Very InrInnately how- *?r, at tin*
juncture of affair* lb* gun t*til".>? captain P. iUy *
can* to tr n:1 gud roinmei ?tlcbelnngt.h*banery and
woods, rjac, uctely Bttoucing'.hi .ebei ? .ue and ?ar,nfc
lbs Ratly an I c,?w
t.i , taia Curtis aay* that too mur.b praise eentwt be
awirued to Caj tain Hnyae far his brute, gatlael and
nisi iturleai c nducl on the oc< *?:<<n.
The Genboat Contest at the White House ?
to Tne or the herai r>.
TuaaoWR, Jnty 12, lgfig.
In a comm<ttHgati<in il tuul ' Whit# Uunte, July 1," and
p tb ished in your paper of tbe 10th Inal., several Incur
r? t lUlMnmt ar m la Ths Mat M?hA? I wae the only
vessel that romamed at bor auo, orage on the Sunday
tv, rmr g after tbe evaon ,tl,n nf White Roastg tfepcM, end
sd tbe enemy lor t ear al hot ?. aid abe ha* nevrr
< omtuatided by arij i.,in u t her pra?eut <? ,inRian t
' r l.i''"ienait? SoirnaerTiU* > fbob n Hiease make tb *
correction, and ublige MitRtfLKKl AD.
Corammlore Ro<igrr?>
TO tur fcmrOR or THI. IIKItl.B,
'' iWD as i SAUSR <: A 1 C(4 , t
fjas.wmdR * I > * a k i'.tvsR, July li, iggg /
By flkHA' i'? recently ro. - vod we * ? ,r
epenileutM, io s, ,A? t f the I. * appoinira ,t , f ,
dorc Wt.kes to ike ch ir, i of thi ,M.ri. (,f roinm ?dom
i.' dels??'o't,h'e apedron,maki , , i o, ;*. i,?? i,,?
redert severely ti| ? u th jm ti>^ p t
?Htndtfr* of U?e Jamee river ; tliia. I a ,u r, ,
on*y a po-tk>D or the tun" mnre the Cnit<*d State* vm? i
?me o Janus river. lb -? who have li.-u under 'In
c uiuiand nan teat if y to hi* c< u?Uuit activity. an<l al
though the fl<*LI or o--er .ttous h m been 0OHttiln4. It
should dctriu t n -thing from * worthy oiLcer. Hit u:v
coisr g vigilai oe h?> made '.lie Golan* a per cot t rr-?
to rel?td?*l*Ag the r.ier. We doubt ra ch that ihe W*r
bit 1 ecu bene lilted by the recent change, Unto
devep it But I will say thit t I here h tvo c h'.l
douoe ut the ability Of cur int. Lag wlficer, John Kodgtg*.
A CALl.N'A
V ICu I
win
THE SICK, KILLED, WOUNDFD AND MISSING.
The Twelfth \?w York Volunteer*.
TO Tit* IPITOK OK TH* HKKALU.
Camp Neas llAKiueoN a La.mjlnu, July 10,1842.
The foil >wl.g it a couii iete ln>t of the killed, wound d
and nut-lug in my regiment at the haitlea of the Chick*
hominy and Malvern, which I tend you for publication.
As here has beau m na published it will prove oi int.. oat
to your readers, as well as parties lotereeted.
HENRY A. WEEKS, Colonel.
B-irrrJi os juk.-iuckah via v.
Company A.?Killtd?\V. 11. tioodricb. ifound d_W II
Arrar, Ales. Bontly. ( has. Munioid, Lewis W. Soyl-s.
Edward C. tirtggs, Edward Otis, M m. Ibiriington. iiOi
tup?Sergeant by run Gi but, Pe tri H. Hall.
Company B.? Woumtea?Surg-vanl A H Ore mo. Cor
peral Jaa. A. Hunter, bavid Harr, bat.iei Residue, Ch is
Brown, Arch. Lin.back, J. H. Lad-labouch, Homy C.
1'erego ?Corp iral F. Sli inloy John Stratum,
Geo. revlrce, Edward Uyland, Rowland Thomas.
Cost ant C,?Asl.'ei?.Michael Murray, Wm. 8. Force.
IP und <i?Lie iteu.int Ellis ISimtn, Serge -nl Cochrane,
Serge-tnt Chris. Edic, C. J. l-.llis, Win. Koa.uon,
bat id Hush, Frederick Heury. Mining?.Noyet Ilarhoi,
lho* iuily, Wm. R.y.
(ojirast D.?A.Sergeant Wm. Fauoett, Jao b
Euth IFunded?Phillip iiiady, Thus. Garvey, John
Wolf, Chas. Ik its, A. Van Oraeu. Muting?Lieutenant
H. C. Burton, Johu Clooney.
Conram .killed?Lieutenant E. M. Fisher, aid to
Gener.il Butterfleld. Wound d?Liouteuant P. A. Oliver,
sergeant E. P. Richards, Oorp ral C. E. Garrison, Michael
Muiyhy, Heury Murphy, John MacCautry, bough,f-s
Fo bes, J, tin loone. ?David WhiWmote, John
Lhorutun, Ambrose Smith, Alt red Uorra,Jae. Mclatugh
un.
Company F.?Killed?Peter J. Ames, Geo. St. Lawrence.
Wounu^i?Captain Jaa. Cronuie, and missing; Cor,-oral
Richard Cr.el. Robert Coruey, Mai ion Poland, ih mas
caulin. Misting?beckhart Cannier, Felix i ock, James
il. Fowler,
C. m. a a IIf-KiUsd?Wm. E. VanSlyke, George Hawks.
WounileJ.?lieutenant S. A. Es.es, i*e,06 Colli-.in, Jacob
H. lime, mortally; John W. Jackmau, John Lyncn.
Mitting?^ames Mantr, Nathau J. Vau Pa ten
Coiii-a*v H.?Killed?Capt. Geo. 'l'rucsu .il, Frederick
01i .be. 1 Yuuiuted?Sergeant 9. Carpenter, Co. p ral Caud
u* , Phillip Rubles, Louis Emm, >1 riirner Ran I, ba'Ui
ura Hey, J. Mack, A. bepperls. Geo. Hen*, Geo. W. Cook.
>n tie/?>e gca.it .las. (.ibberson, Corporal lim. aheau.
yuney ..tide, sou, Jaa. Osborne, David VVhitconib, ??
R msey.
Company I.?Wmndel?corgrnnt J. H.Phillips, Her
bert 1111man, Rich .rd Valentine, Sylvauus Holo mb
Miisng?apt. U. R. uuouib, Jas. Coiiu.au, Authy Ka
me,, A Wickm n, Geo. M. Howe, Geo. L. Hoyt, Jaa.
tilth Edward Lebea, Henry Hitchcock
Com* tn y K.? Wjuiui ('?sergeant K.J. Wilght, ("has
K. Ra:. 1,Corporal .Lie. E. cr.es, Patrick Gheaiy, Kdwui d
Pitzslinoi*. J. M. Kill>rode. Afim'n,?Chas. c. Beach,
i-rederick Lubbe, Put. McCue, John NoM, Geo. W. Rey
nolds, Johu MuGoughi
bai-tix or malvbrn, jult 1,1862.
Killed?Major lienry A uarnum.
CoMIanv A.?At I a?Sergeant H. G. Howl and. lYwnd
J?nbiaham Andrews. Jerome rf. Moaely,i has K. Vroo
man.
company B.?Wounded?Corporal McGinley, Corporal
K. Langham, Freak Jiei..s. leJJy Sweeney, Pair ck Grit
se guant Sc niiel. Sergeant A. baker, Darius Gates.
Jas. Boucher, lieurjr Keecun
company C.?A'i ltd?Wellington Thompson, Wm. Com
is. Hounded?Sorgeaut Ja;. Cochrane, Jolm E. Albin,
has. F. King, John ilahun.
C viany 0.? iVouiuUd?JohnTraiuor Musing?Alex
ondur Reed.
Company E.?Killtd?Patrick Powors, John Hammll.
Wcwuled?David Whitmore, Wm. Graham. Mitring?J.
lhoiM?B,J. Mclaughlin, John 'Dug.
Company V.?KUUd?Geo. 1 e!abuut,.Tas. Durnior, Wm.
Eatoua. ?Pou;i.i?r<?Corporal Pat Drain, Corporal 1". M -
Creuly, John Algae, Johu CutRry, James Casey, D. Lvuglr
iin, Wm. Love, John MeCrary, T. Scanton, W. Ser.oa, P.
Site Jus.
Company G.?Kithd?Henry 8. Barber. Wowtafrff?
.Sergeant Alison G. Warden, Sergeant Wm. Carney, Wm.
P. C'irbeit.
Com pant H.?Wounded?Albf. McGann, H<*nry H. Fel
lows, George liarnea, Uriando Congdou. Anthony Barnes,
liuo'i Vickery, Wm. MtMauuS, Kid red Wright.
Company I.? Wounae!?Corporal A. N. i'hiUips,Clisj A.
idahhett, lH,n (?. I'hatcllor, Eugene AVhiicomb, Darid
fakotuan, Cha3. Fed iws.
Ooau-ANT K?A .Umi?John Neubecker. If<?n<W?
C ipt. A J. Ruor, Corporal Geo. Kr-unr, John Fitzgerald,
?'oseph Salmon, Hra lley Smith, Jacob Trletley.
jirrrtLATJ'H.
A'i 11-U. H'vurnUxl. Missing. Tt-'nl.
ilattle or Chickah *miuy.l2 dj ?u I'M
lUttie of Malvern 11 65 4 70
Total 23 120 4T lfo
Killed, Wounded and Missing in Gen
eral Syln?' Division, from Juno S4ti to
July '4, IxC'J.
TENTH KKOIMKNT KEW YOPK VOLL'NTKEJtS.
Killeil? Nergcant lb mas Mc'uUongh, Oo. I; Corporal
Kmmml Mctieuuan, Co. B; William Marron, CO. I: pri
. aies William A. Williams, Co. A; Jolin VV. Smith, Co. B;
I'Lornus Simnnkin, Co. F; Jamss MeMiLu, Co. t; Arch:
bild Buchanan, ('o. Fj Edward Nugent, Co. If.
H\.tf d a aril Mi ii iq? Captains T. Wllties, leg, slightly;
'. 11 P.riggs,Co. I, laoe. slightly; Lieutenants eamoii K.
ruiih.t<< K, knee, slightly; Goorge F. Put, Co. K, showi
er; Serge nts James Kichards, Co. K, nock; ChaileeF.
ia ckwool,Co. U, breast; 1'uiuum Fields,Co. i, leg; Ser
geant M ijor W. H. H. Wlicox, leg; tV'i|xir?U Win. G ay,
o.B{ .)? hn Boyle, Co. C, arm; Wli un Chut, Co. F,
o vast, 11". H. Thomas, Co. T. f-ci privates K. 11. Sp .igi e
' "o. A thigh; Lawrence 8trnpp, Go. A. shoulder; James
Mulphy, I O. A, head, Ge-.rg" Ward,Co. A, hetidilbi ma.
.... or. ? o. A, groin; H. B (cmpton, ('? . a, gioiu,
Thomas C. Cary, Co. A., groin; 0. J. Wheeler, ?'o II;
H. E Ixjvo and, o. B; Adam Pay .ug. Co. c, .eg Mi.U miaa
i.??;; Win if. McUurroy, Co. D, slighily; Henry roymnur,
Co. u, slight y; M vhae! LUUon, ('-> K,tend A.ex. Robert
s.rn, Co. K, back; Thomus I!etrl.1ge, ( o. K. iwo ribs
o ? ken; Timothy Hunting. t o. F, leg; Wrn. ( otl.ns, Co. 1,
it; Johu i oiu.tl, co. 1, brca-t; i etor Doom, Co. F,
o'east soph iitnaa, Co. F, head; James Emmons, Co.
neck; John 8e.iard,Co.O, throat; B. R. F.'vanj, t o. O,
-i'lj Uuutiew G .ij.to. Ii; Tli<mas M-GonLie, Co. H.
-eUon Town, i o. J, leg; Manias t-aueroit, Co. I, th.kh:
uines M.V,ry,">. K, semusly; J hu Horn berry, Co. K,
"??'WiojsIv, John Lirenton, Co K, slightly, John Donnelly,
lo. K, Slight'/.
BMtanrcLafMK.
iC led 0
Wounded 44
Missing TO
Total
SECOND IMil.ll STATE- INFANTRY (lUXiLEAKS).
Killed -First I inwienai ts Richaro Itri&Uiey.Co. C ; W.
i. Jordan (9tl? infantry), cmumaniUr g Co. K, mortally
aO'ii del. ad l.lo iiii.ant lliotr.as 1). Parker, Co. K ,
orporalu Buchanan Flndb y, Co. O, missing, swpiosed
.died John Mickel, Co. i , miasbig, supposed killad;
Eredk.Conseninmller.ee A nrlvates Jehu Keitnuy, Co.
.A; James Me.limi, Co. B, Win Baroes.Ce. E; olias.
Hedges,Co F. Michael Boy SO, Co. 0; Patrick Wands, Co.
G Jernet shee'.ai. < <>. 1 G jo. W ii h, Co. I, John lis
vy.i'o. 1; Tim-thy Ryan < o. I; stsphsu McGluni'y.Co. I
., Thomas Cosgrove.Ce. K.
It'ouinled and Vu iii^ -I Irst l.iei:tenants Jam's TV.
Iioog c<>. A.ficd;Chas M f iecmaa,Co. E, wrist; ii. A.
oKes.Co. I, leg, .Sergs nte Mari n Walsh, Co. A, leg;
Thorn > VU !;,.tn. t>i A, elbow; Fre-Jk fl*ir,Co. B, 'eg;
st a i I ."rth,CO It, ieg Ih. i. t> Payer. Co. B leg.
Patrick F"rd, Co. C, foot; Wai. Ha dors,Go. 1, liaa ..
Frsnk Seymour <o F. lug: Frsnwls E Lory. Co. I,leg:
; I 'us > a Ce. I, hip: KdeardF. Wagner. Co. K. sh ukler;
' irp ,-au 1 rancla leohuy.Oo. A esr; John Butler, Uu. B,
r En Mills Co 11 'eg. Win ll.ach. Go. C, hahii;
I , hael Bark, do. F, srra: John l/mlgau.'o. F. leg Win.
1. Butler !?,ohoulder; John I yucUjOo. G. leg: Bnger
k!i:;de,Oo. K. hand; prisraiea J rase Ihtuoa, Co. A,
m . a tee Hunter, Co. A, lack-, ihus Uutier, Co. A,
? u; I aulel T.ynti.Co. A, leg John xhliel, Co. A, hand;
Win. ttirnprmi, (o. A, arm. Win. W<sker, Co. A, leg;
Henry li rk, Go. B, hsau. Retrak l*oyle, Co. II, leg
soph Farlori, Co. II, isg 1a vsls .tube. uj< u.d.Co. b k g.
I' Uaol McCartjr, CO. B Iisud; John M llahy, Co. II, ieg.
ulkib Fletster,On. B, log, Juoopb Htuoahlxtckel*, Co. B,
hl|>'.Theuphllua Ruva Oo. H, sliouldar, Jotm Weeton,CO
i, knee and arm. Wui. SVaUh. Co. B, leg auu aim;
a .'Id White, Co B leg T b e. i-reeinai. Co. H, tliigh,
?? iles?ey,i ' U.hea?i. ?? ' err,Co. c, arm and le^,
."Vi'iOijrj IP ?? 1'owa. ' ' " ( , lea. ?? llkau, Co. C,ariu
ml lag Wl lism Ford, Co. I1, kuee, sevacely; thai.e*
...?Una Go. I*, arm eav?;?ly ? ha Ws Williams, Co D,
thigh, ?ov"r?'ljr. Will ii i Voss G' P, hind, oeveroly;
?in Owivel, D, hand, slightly: At-stln Sad
.'?e., '". 1>, hand, Sllghilv; Rairiek Farrsll, Co. F,
, k I rani Is (lies! re, < .. K, Idp. Uanltl lei.ard, Co. E,
MiCliael Dot n?y <o M head ?llsitiy Mu Okj,
. I mortnliy. sinoo dtod, l*ati tek Ibioosy. Co. F, mar
it y Mloliae; uih y,Co 1' arm. h.iuqr; J> ??bPuck.Co.
?'b Ider.l'st. i >uuOr,(0 F, hp; am~*J <nhms,i".
, h> sd harie* eii'i ? ' f grida Francis l'arroll, Co.
b ?A siU'i'iy t'.itn Farrell, Co, F. !?g, sightly;
J .i es Mo -dy,Co. I Pes I .l.^ticy MR h*el Mulle y, Co.
, ,wrist; i I i-.,.l?rg si. in 1, head, aiighty Juue|dk
cterasw.io O.'we U'otga i'? I, Oo. G, nm k i ijali
t-Hius,*'<?. G,tie t ceterGamut. IhO, band, William
Main, Co G, abdoinwi m "ri. Ily William Murray,
(4, leg; PatrI , Ryan ?o f., bark, n.< rially,
Patk. Martin, I o. G, I" "?.-i. in"i lady, Jf.bo N ipie Co. G,
mortally: CTirin , her r. .,-t, < <?. (i, hau l, slightly; Fran
ois Fernevil,tw ?t. f ><?', slighily, wsslte Iaiorta,Co. B,
fa-e, lightly R i rd Ncoti, Co. G,e?o tally ;Julm Grow,
( ? I, hip Jol' ? ililvari,t'o I, thl,h illrheel , ei.igljeo,
?o. I, thigh ? Mu Uauiilt' n. ?>. 1, both legs; .lames
\i k' s,?<\ 1. th. ?" brink Nsrketi io l,bi?k Mania
its ,i\ty.i ? I,i iM, Fred. W/olf. Co. 1,1 * a .d thigh;
Johu J ii " < 0.1 i" ?? sHichtly. James < ".P. oy,co. 1,
eg s Igntiy; .? Welliu^.1 on. ???. i, thigh s ghtlv,
huetii, to. 1, sbc der, el .liny?? 'n iPivm ,,, i
I, I ack, snghtiy : Hy. Bwle.i.e. K, mortal'/; 1/mls love
v. ' ? hi, b -i *? ghtif; Fredk I mil fill ? .-a, C.I. Kfl
.I'ikle. s'igbily, Joint I. i neby, Co. K, arm, sligbCy;
Hmiry J huition, Co K, arm,slightly I'airii k O'gthhu
.1 iv, hand, -ligtn y; It d dph lis her, Co. K, pom,
; i ly; Gov. G. VIeh*. < ?. K, eyo, siiglitly.
r ariTi laTi >.
K ! ert 18
founded .loft
? I 10
intent"* nd ?oop'-eed u> 1-e winm' rt Cor*J'r*'
II ,M,0 A. if ? Ht.rt ?>???? <? - ?"* 1 V i?
a der iTiv ilea Win ? tliKt.i) ?. to* . i te> i, Jtea.
t ? nil A, he -1 J..h . K wd .1* <>.. A, e,e; Robert
Churgfc,d>. A,b-ck, M- ^
?Mtfll fA < ?.
\
?i
MU at*.. _
_ , 4r
Tuutl.,
WKKDS' A.tD ?rWA?I> ' UATTkR '8.
JEtlf. i?I'livutri J.uium c ' w, to. I, 6th ? ' ? ,Y?
Time. Hal Co. I, on. ? ii ;-'y. Joha iU.M*b . ?
I, ftth artUtery; Kudoiph lutn-.or, to. M, .M
tar5:,wti-'nptteio we?.t. ?th
ntuu IL J. Ilteyden.Hd a l.Uwy . ll.i.h; .Jtet K-KO y,
3d *l'Ui * y, Sl4n'1ll'i??r. It''" y *? '' "f^10fl' 1 I
lie*i? Hi- 'f'- t Wm. Cmiioy, <*?. U -rt uti 1 O .il
i -? rtirs ivtt;
v;r, ^wv>^, r:
Uutoune 1, to. 1-. 3d MtiUery, imudV-i i ai .r l.?ryt
I., 3d arM.ery , *?<??; H-wy ** .j",
li-l.'h; Win. M.i: r .*.-?? M.J.? ' ' ?"* , J
J. uridyl, 0". .1. 3d rmuo .'"?'? j ?,
Co. M, 3d srti.nry, "ink an . >" ???', t 34n.Ul
M. 3d artillery. thigh; Kdward Ua M- * ?*"
larv tl'iai- lleiu Rwd. < ?>. M, 3d art HI r .su.uiy
Juiph UO.CBIM. Co M. 31 art.dory, fete nil h v; id
w ird 11. WiliUiuA, Co. L, 3d artwlrry , cnwA. ?hg ?/?
Rnt-AKTTU L> 1 ion.
Killed
Woandod 3
Total * *
bXXTV-SHVHMH NEW YORK "? 811131' I.ONd lSI.ANh
VOhl'NTkERd.
Hahkwoh's Pojvr, July 10, IWI.
10 fun nprrou or tb* th.kam>.
The enclosed cor root Hal of caaualt laarfa regl
mi-ut lAiug Ulaad Vuluutotfrs, ttuiiu* tuo lute mo?#moi.ut
of the Army ot tl* Potomac, will comfort the rnan .n
of those who are safo.aud tb*n vho are lu mi
may an well kuow the truth at ouce as to he kept long r
In doubt:? ,_
Aj-ioanw A.?Lieut. Mills, nick and roisnmg: Alberts.
9ta:.U, nuk ami winning; Wm. H.tflelU, mck aaU
lug. Johu Mcl. .roe, Hllghtly w.. .u r,,n.,i Car
Vcvxr >ny !< ? la-. C..Z1110, l>ea', alight t, utn.nl car
bori y .leg' s.lghtly MichaelC wan. K.ioulder .n.ghtly ,
"?c J;n?^" v?? . **, ^
Jaoob Westlnkn. heart;
Surgeant Houry Jouen, ^ui; dodu Bowm. a, b*td. nit.ee
a*romiMiny B.-J?mes Punam-re, head. morUlly; John
* Cowm* t'-V m-'i. Binen, arm and hand; Snmoel It.
Hickn'lja It a 1 g om, Sniuuei Mkinn, eujuUor; Johu
w < 1111 A.u' zo Wootl, unssiDg.
C mf.ri'i 1.-'.nt-ga.-. kll>l: Snrgeant Samuel
P. Atkiunon, auki# P.n.lek Oiancy,. . g..^
1 ,,i ii.? hiuate.iiiiit 3. At. Hog-m, thl?n, h-lnn
1, in-*| wounded uud utunii.g; Petor Kifc=ne, rnunutg;
"towS' "-^"tiailaa,mouth; Wm.Nash, leg; Philip
?CapUin L. M. Peck, noveroly; CorporalS.
Wii.ks, thigh;'Corporal John Gtvrviu.fad to.etf ,
1 i 'lsov arm; J. Ciriton, Lrtwd. Carr. leg, juinwn
l/tuglmu'loot, i'Atk. t> Rei.ey, leg; Johtt Purcell^ hand;
Dauici King, knoe;f- poral C. Dairyrnp.e,,ininimg.
Actio* r'et ge;ii.t Major J. C. \ aogh .u, leg _ ,
lire uUiye wounded are moetly at New ,
luuton tiiev having uenn among the Urnt Bent oH irorn
liarrinon's Uuding. lhe majority, ^tKv'Hr lt
ies. soon recov.r^^^ ^4 VolulitUr..
Llit of (lie Numti of Potleotn ?t JUU
Creole Iioepttul, Fortionn Mooroo, July
]?u un^Moyer. Co. P, 49th PenttsyU anim fir.?ors; Thw.
Murphy, Co. K, 6th New t ot k, nhou.der, \V m. A. ll.iie .
0. 1 2d New Jersey, arm; Lawreuco Hatldeu, to. l>,37th
New'v rk arm Snhiuel Martin, Co. B,8di New Jeroey,
a m- Hugh llc.em. Co. B . 61 h lofautry, band; Mum. d
Man 1..11 ' o. U, StU Veruw.it. rite-iuiaiicn; ll^tny Moore,
Cu l,74thNew Yoik, John Morn.-ey,Co. 1,8th ????
ch.meLU. mouth; Dennis Motirty, Co. B, Bth l.asna
chu-ei s'lirm- loon. M-llahan Co.!?,? h Maaaachunotts,
ctiuiei.s, urui, 11. j 51U Mllu#| ahou.ee. ;
f'oe Mi^K .ukey,' o, h, 4th New e .sey, sh-ulder; Titos.
"o U 10th NOW York, knee; 1 ory U. New
urn (o. K. ioth Masaachcsetta durLora; Johu Mcely,.to.
C Ait. Saw York, rhulors, lawn O'tteily, Co. I, 15ih
M ar .Ch- setts, debility; Biota.- il'dwors, f?.H,
York b'onchitlrt; JonAh L. i t.W, 0>. I,o-1 >ow 1 k,
scalp, oar. O. Patrick,-, 6lh ^Tl^w York1
1.. 1 itonla:AHie-l Perrin, to. A. 6th f>ew rout,
( 1'tries I ! h H'1'8, Co. 1', 6th New York, dyspasia;
AlutizoLaivr.s Co. G, 7th Mieh'g in, thigh; PavwUmh,
10 I 2.1 Nj*' Yo. k.nrut; Jaci.b t. Lon/, > o. A, 1st New
Jerae'y forehead .la.iu-e Leutz. Co. A, oS'.h 1 ennsy.v.inia,
shod ir, 1; i>. Myt'-u. V?- fc"> lsl, riu^WU'<wtUy
!tcruih'^^tr^^
drummer,37th New fork. 1 heumatie .1 ? M.rtln^tTerty,
('o. 1, 2d Celled tales imautry , head; ruooihUus Mnv?,
Co. C. 2.1 C"i! d State# Hifaui. y, diwi.fr?; .I .'trkk 1
nan Co. G, liacU Votiurfylvuiii.v* t HUeii, Co. p , low*
\?w Y rk, ubdMiiiou; J. W. .Siuijwon, Co. G, 12th regulars;
i wib Salamon, Co. K, 70th New Y'o k, fever; Win. ncud
'?<? (A. i' 6th Now York, wrist; W. II. smith,Co. M, 7-d
l ui.usyivai.itt, back; M'aa Smith (o. K, ?J' 'h lenneylva
U'l arm: i- irtindamiih, Co. < . 6th M.iiue, J. P. short.
To. u. 66tb New York: Walker Vaiey. to. K,
UOth i'e. cay.vi.ii.a, iheuatatuin: Jos?;>U
iv. q 7tu 1 en.isyivauitt, arm; Wil.iatn Mestjr?
III in to. K, Both Peimsyltania, arm and aide;
\'i. iKihis NlerL.UK. t o. G. 20tU lnrt ruie. thumb; l^w'* H*,"
b.-mold,Co. B, 2d reg'ilara, back, J ?l.p liii.n3. M
itiih n w York.lMMli A* HUU)J,Oo- C, 16ih Mioni
crn cont.iamn Wm. Herbert, Co. I 4th Saw Jersey,
rheumatism; j. Hughes. O-. K Slat P,u..,ylyauu, hand;
M -e? llavett, Co. I', B5ih 1 eunsylv.uiitt, terer; Ired.
ti,, k t o I. 72d I'enuaylvunis, rheuiuMiiin; 1 rank
Uofftaaster, Co. I, 38th New York, rh-untatism.Wm.
ils-.urs, CO. I. 72d /'eaiiaylva.iia. arm; Geo. AdauiS.? o. *,
7.b Naw Yo k, liaud, Cliaa. iirown, to h, -d Hhoda
1 ,.? bick' G'eo. Bt.yor, 10. A, u7tb New Yor.t.aci p,
Edward Bridge?Co. G, 331 Now Y -k ba-lt; Henry Ocd
t . <1 A V'th PcuusvlvauU. hind Th..a Paly, < o. I ,
ICtli New Vol k, hi ad; A. T. hchold.Co. C. 1st Jlinaeaota,
.eg Jacob Ottbln, Co. F, CCth N?w Wk, h-1,
,0 v jjt New Jersey, shmlder Joe.ph
W knight, Co. B, 2-1 Kb.Hie island, rheumatem;
Klmhiil, to. I', Mhlum is. II" .ir: rhoa. Heb.r
Co 1, 72d Peunaylvanla; Onral I.cmbHLk, Co. H.Outh
s", w York aide Wui. II. Iamb,to l? 44 1 New York,
t k .J H'. Miner, Co. D. 10th N. w York; Michael Man
, (o C.Sllh New York, leg; Andrew -.!?! er. < <>. A,
67th New York, eur; Chan. Mdwan, drummer, olh New
York: Atonao It. WPson to. ^ ll't Mw.mrhi.sett.,
b .ck J#bn Mas. ('o. t^^ , V. u
1.-i lieutiiiittit 10th New York. Tm>n Sm.ih. to. B.
37 th New Y'ork, baud, I.. G. rniilb to. D, 12th regular a,
1 t* Tiler to. II. 6th Maine. finger,Geo. N"ge, Co
1) Htti Illinois ' hand; Wni Wibert, Co. H. 10th New
Y?i'pL": K. 10th Now York h:.nd. Am. L
vchroder <0 U.SthNcw Yurie, wris.; M. . lull, Io.
(4 Slh Illinois; l.oule Pchmldt, Cardan aharpeh otets,
Jamee looey,Co. B, 72d Peoneylvanle, bytluale
OUR PRISONERS IN RICHMOND.
Our Army Correspondence.
HaitaisoV* Lsnwsq, July 16,1962.
11m following Ii a list of oar wounded ti t well prison
en taken to Richmond after the Mai ?rn Hill buttle a> >l
thoss v ho hare d ad since, as furnished me by Dr Cham
berlutii, Burgeon of the Fourth Michigan regiment. who
was among those takeu on board the Vandeibi.t, under a
flag of truce, yesterday, and brought to this place '.mi
evening Dr. Chamberlain was at great pa las to obtaio
this list, and Its accuracy may be depended upon ?
irOCNT>KD NOW IN RICHMOND,
H. J. P.loe.ddtli New York, groin: I'. Collin. 44th New
York, A. .stroma. 1st Michigan, ktioe." 8. a. Walker. 44th
New Vi ilr, leg; J. A. Stilibtm, 1st Michigan, beau N. ||.
lubbs. "1st leg ampuuted July V John Carlton, 1st 1/iug
Island, log. (ieorge Berber, 11.ii Now Yorit, leg Wtlllsm
(ilen, Wth New York, leg. U. Mc Morris, 69th New York,
leg N Butlerliole, 8hU Pennsylvania, leg, .-? r,s?iit Ii
.Stearic, 69th New York, leg, dieu July 4, Joliu Murray.
3#tli New York, lag. J din Ki. k,4th Rhode Island buttery,
leg, Jehn Murphy,AbthNaw Yolk, leg r Ureen,3flth New
York, legaiBJiutatad,!. May, kith l ennsj Ivaaia, buck
I,. Bregctt#,J6ih YorkJleg.D. Hughes, ojJ ly a?yl.
van.e,leg; JohnS Tstlmai, 9th M.-sach setts, thigh;
It. Kelne,6?lh KtwYerk.lrU: Jehu Thomp*..t), Omh
New Yoik, thigh; I). C, Del-tney ? ?, died July 6, 0.
M. Holmes 44 n Newtert,beta lego, .Sergeant N. B.
Wentv ti S'.d rennsytyaula,breast, First Lieutenant
C. A. Wotej".oi 'h. 4MU New York, he*id C. C. Johi son
14th New York, sidi; tieo. Welsh, 16th Ma.aa<-hus?'ts,
hip; <1 A. '*win,, 22<1 .MasaashuMitii, leg; P. Landig,
ftjih New V k,ihig..; CVirporat 'thus. Powers,Oth Ma*.
sa< husetw, leg; Junnlt Murjhf, groin; K. N. Ravi*. 83d
Ponusylvatils, leg -nrgeaut ii. Scanlin, 6 Mb Naw Y'rk,
ag; 1. B. ?StoaiB.'", 44ili New York. hip. J noes 3..ap nrd,
t4tn New Y, rk, thigh. Philip M..er,Tth Na.v York,
t} gh J. H Wagnerg 4.1th ew York,aim; J. r If Comb,
14th New Yo-k, leg; Corporal A. C. tocke, fl'Jd Peon
Sylvante. leg; C. H?ime,tigd Pencaylvania, log amputa
ted li -pannan, r.2d 1 annttilvaula, leg amputate i: A.
.'tvn ens, 221 Ma aacboaatta, leg J. Hircwbridge. 69th
New Yotk, died July .6: H. V Klrkjiatrirk, 1st New
York,side aud liand, Hao W On.I, 1st Michigan, nek.
N. ,N Wright, 4th Michigan, think J A, tli idy. SSlh
Naw York, hip; B. T. Kmyefi. 69d I eiiiisylvai la, ieg,
Captain R. K Meenee, ?Wd I etuisyivunia. thigh \ Rata*.
1st Michigan,tbtgh; Corporal(Jeo. tleineun, 4th Mlchb
gan, wrist, c?r;?ial F Means, 12th New York, slio uder,
i,oo. N. Itsgrs, 1st M. htg .n, t nee N. t'rowti, l <t tin hi
c*r. ihiilr, N. f !i? lip, 1st Michigan, ha id R. luind
7.I1 New York. shoulder; Join Hern.6Sld New York leg
. ' I . ?' il M >ut p ia,44th'? w V ik,lsir 1" Moody,
. ('? 1 nsyh no 1 gioui, A. 1 ... ?12(1.eng were, s do;
' *?! t.nflltl.'K'l Ml ??'.!? Sjlls, k I.. II. Wis III M. IT ?
York.eM- men: 1 tptirn m MroWn. 14th Now >1 ,,
I'W, V. hi., ' ?W, 11th engiiwor.*, llilgll 11.11 1,11mb
II 1 oj* York, e.dn, M.ith w Ca.r, noli New Y-k.
eg; J ii t'urly, 84t , New York, 1 -? John i;.>.m.ui. 36th
N a Y'rk n ?. ' ? r;*ir il 0 Hip . I; ;i?M, .'.Mil, New
Vo k, si' ?; II <" ee. l.' h Now York. f?o . ihotn ?
'iuberii, t th N'VW Yi ik, thtgt N. P. Sim h, 1Mb ..ew
Yotk, n * lie 1 Pge . lid .'-e.f V"/k si k .1 . ,
lot a ! 36'h New Y . k, 'm i Ifffi. .1 br,s . I 'd ' ?,*
York, ace, Pel. luiker.'hl I < ? t...i II K >;n, .
Fe-g-aul 'atmes ">'<cter, 89th Mew Ymk.shiwMsr M*
thigu.-enr.-t.t A. Lalig. 6b.b N?* >"'/??*'?th
H.wKs. 834 Pkunayivanla. sbo-i'der; J. H d,r 6.th
No, V k.hb. a. -I Taylor. 41 I. !?rt* W. s-e.I H.
N ->a, ?tb Mu- u.?u ?rn, M. Dray.6 li u tl
c ! ingler 7th New York, breM; < or ? r?I D ? 11
rtj i l'.. aylvaina, breast Cor|><>ral J. Murphy d-d . e n
Rj! ltd 'ok II e. 2! N?? Y >rk,
Goodae, 13th N?w York, ???'*<*' ? Tbo-". Giay, 14 h Nur
Y u.k, thigh,netgennl G? id. H uM?K , 81-.1 i'ouu* . <v ?.im,
t, to ?> .1 HI kle; H. C. Wright. 1st Cl.t-uii-urs, ??wul.o-r,
j,j !'!?.. n * ii , Will MasaaebunoiU, breast; I. tats.aiu
i w UH tk i b, N. rhlee, I4lh New Y?rk, leg; A ? ?
14rb I.c-lit; t, ih gh.Wt-d; N Hoe*, ?3d euusy.vunia,
It,- am mated su-nreuit K. M. .-age, 4th Michigan,
bead. J. Ilorluu, Utu .ow York.aim.iu.r and ?co; U.
IviuUi, 44th No* York, fool. A. U. H-a y.4Gh sew
v , lc font Geo. Roberts, let United Stale* ai tiHery.leg
aiimnluto 1 ? J. H. Bauer-4'l. i4tb New York, kns<f, ?.
rv.iiHkui, 23<i Pennsylvania, tuigb. N. P. awry, Jd
Mi da ti, brenal; M Yn.Bg-t, 14th N?w aork,
ki.ee; D. Caimo, Mlb N'"* \o:k. log
t,A <*d; (V?r|x?ift] C. 1'. HinbtQSOD, 4o<i n?yw YoiK,
K F. Bly, HM Pennsylvania. log au'Utated I*. Hllirich,
lot Michigan. I?-' amputated, Jam it Ijnwliliu, 1 lion*
If'iHd H. itiompaon.fttn New York J. N. Km.g-,4th
M , b a s arm u.p KM W Welch. MHh Now York;
j, )lU VcL il-bliu. Kill MaesacbuaethcPat. O'lLdl y, 60th
Now York, Phillip Gal-ngher, 81*t FvanayIvaiiia; ven.
(.Kit) 81 l 1'e .u?ylvauia, Auih.iuy Bori.ra, 12lh Now
Y : k ? derKtuiiu Moj r C. Paok,l4ih Naw York i u i-t y?
* MoMulien. 36th New Y'ork, leg amputated; P Hot tuny,
6 i-.UNiw Y...k; ClsrkNiohol, 83d leunejivauiu, i?g. i.
(trail. 83 i Peuueylvmnu, leg; Surg.-aut A. F.P. Oik*,
1-t'ii New York thigh Fred tlAokoUar. 2d Now York,
1 k'n 11 MuC?.'d,36th New Ylork, x iu auU le-c;eJ Htrd
I it' U New Yu k, tu.klo; It. A. tl w ding. 16cb Mwbi
km.' tUuh l avid Herrwon.olel I'nn .r > Irnolo, baud. M.
Mu'P'.v 44th Now York, s ? e: D. MoKwor. 4-t h N--w
Yb.k bo" rg-;C.C.ovl..(??-k New iwk.gro.r; J. li.
It, kagatl Hi H-onuiW' ?>k.a, u y, ltth tUa
a ii :,.etlH , in oi w boU foiuid; t>. J (/o^Itlw, I3f" ',"w ,
y? u t.U.^ii.N. H. Ui.|?njr, 4ia Mlolngau, thigh; > bu
Aikl-'v 4tb Mlctiigau, toi^h, C. lioala, 4th MK'higaa,
faco; -eraea-1 N. H. Hoaaou,Odd ooosjivaoU, leg am
luiwnad.tl. tut a, 83d I'ouiiH/iviut. i, bb>; <-&? l>era. U.
Atulki, 2 I New Vo,k.lhg;J. .t?. 2d N.-v York. loot.
II (J lelume, 12-h New Y'ork, laR uniiiiUiml, N 0.
Wm^o'i, 4'ii Mt hip, i>. AiUt, l4wU uii,aivr>, liana,
.1, (,? ooui.i, Utb tcfawtry, .ink a, K. J Hale, tftb
ctiu e.te.a in - .iobu wiitere, UtU M u-aacu tuigb;
,d |( nv.?ril, !) h MuAaiwhUaatiA, hieant; tUouiae MCA lllff,
9Ui il'-auoh .suite, leg and arm W .a. Hill, 83d I a: ayl
vruiia. I'uUh, t. V. Cutuiuluga, Md I'erugylvanto, t i,;u,
I-. KwiiU. 01-t Naw York, tilp aud arm; 1). Hcbweouy,
8.it New Y rk.kiwH); lYiiniaii Ha .n,4ta Mlchigau, otg;
laiHyueYo -ik.4i1i Miotdgan, un>; Juo illlwo^, 4th
Ml litaan, bie -at; K. >?'. Cbeesuy, 8od 1 'aaaay 1 vh;j <; h?
It 1'u.ic-hk let Martiuud artnejy.J. A. I'Uiu.iu, 81-1
1'eoueylvat i.t; J. Lu'aoi, 1st tUuhuan, Corp. A. 8 < ai .in,
14tn N"u York; (onr.ul YVal eo, 7th New York, >.
Herkel, 63ii- Now Y'irk; M. Uiuu, IdtU h'aw Y-rk,
nnui.b; T. N Crins. 36 b New Y'ork; P. .). ih-AUi. wr,
S3-1 PennayIvania; -? l A. YV. Aabrt-y. 8kd I en ?y|-?
a,i- j^rry rter ?,83d I onoajl.a-.A; twivid t> U u odih
N w York; (leo. KO Am-at 61at Now Y' -rk, aod ):uau,
M -or H. A. Il.rnum, 12'h New York; J. ^tram's,
Tin V*w York; K. Kclmon, 7th New Yok;
( Al x-i.ider, B tte.y B, l'aa ayivanla uitilery;
A J Kuuti, 41 h M;?h nan, arm; Sorgeaut A. Byi 'e, let
Cu-AM-irt. l.lei), I lib Now York; f. U. Wnaou, 6-d
Venn vlv-tia 1'. H Ihthor, b3d I'etitieylvanl i; C. 0.
Uolgr 10tb dHMao'iusctla; H K Hi ninml, Int. aai.-d.ira.
l-rua. 1U Lrh , i4tit New Y- k, ooc- ud Lie ,eu. m .*>?'?'.?
Hard "i, 7;h .\en Y'ork, leg -iop-taioU W. H. hi- -er, ?
lot Mlohl ;i. . Vt >. Cabba, 6d<l 1'em.aylvaui.i; Scrxeattt \
H Adams, d-u l'eunaylvaui;;, (1. t'uiuor, 6ka Potu.syl
va.-ut. J O. Ytlia. iuto Mas. ich ;sun?, r lrsl Lie tenant
I 1' IY ooran,69tli New Y .rk, ilaj-T Miliar,10th la ??
, ii laetts.neck; J. II fole, 10th Mas.,achueetU, 8er4ea.1t
K p; Hal!, firab New York, W. A. Ataen, iOih M is?a
cbmette Cor,?oral J. II. Kiuklatm, 10th liuandi' sutta.
Ser--atit Ia>.;la Radon, 66th N? v York; h A. Hamond,
83d f'eriiisylva.ila; 1'. II. It ice, 834 l'euu8jlvania;Corporal
C U-'.i-.gb, 1st Ctiosauu.s; II. Mogiu, 4th Michigan,
iiioulde:; Cai tain S. C. Thompson, 224 Maas.v hm.oll6,
lea lit Lie .tenant C. (err, 6'J.h New York, Heorgo
B 'McKey 8.'.d renUBylvau.a, John M. iiigrogau,
62.1 Vannaylrania; Mortor Sldon, 9th Massaoltoselts;
Owporal 0." I. Goodrich, Sd Now Y'ork; ?. Ed^e"> *^25
B 6;b I'nited htatca artillery. Thomaa wrltha, 83-1
Hen .frlvaii:#; Joeoph Dennis, !4th New York; lstlaeut.
Charles Wheeler. 10th .Yiasswh eetUt, arm amp-Utod;
First l leiiunant I.. Cabill, 69tli New York log. U tiban
n-.n CJlb New York, J. H. Grode, 9th Maaeacliuiiotte,
Seiyevut '. I>. Ilnn, 88th New York; Corporal H. H.
liowle.t, '.6th New York; I'hil. CUory, 1st i.ong Ielaml;
Jamos Willi-iuui. 10th Mas-acbusetta, K B. bami?ou, tt2d
Now Y'or-; M. 0. Shitlelgh, 22d Mas-a, M. Cleiisan,26ta
New Yore N. H. Nash, let Long Island; Win. ihvau,
89th I'oa id} Ivan is, J. E. Mee:?, 81,t Penuaylvuma; flu*.
Mcunira. 1-t New York; Johu violas, 14th New York,
YY. lonitit-j, l,.h New Y'oik, M. Coram,Lit Oieaaeuaa;
(ieo. Hirt.an.I4tb New Y< rk; Janios YIcBwl ?;ln,..lH
Penury rania, back; Vu hM-.ti* gg. 11,31st l't?ii-y.vaa'?,
leg; Gen Fuller, 83dPoansyltau.a, Win. lar,..09 h New
Ybrk- N. H II. Yh-imosou,3 1 New Y'ork, arm; H-ury
Ml ler, 7th New York, leg; Byron Lowell. 2'1 Name, leg,
M. McCoy. 69:h Now York, knee; CoriH.ral I a'.r.ck Mc
; 1 hicdv. 5th New York, th'gh. luos. Van Valkeuburgh,
5ih Michigan,hack: C.>r;?u. at A.H. Tov?u,22'l u-.? Y01 k
th oh; Rob-rt Wilby. 621 reunrylvanla, log., curporal
Xh nits Holan, 9th M sruchusetts. log; Johu Aucroa,
4ihili'higoi, urm and hi|>, Ii.lw.ird Domaej , ?-?* o?
Y' rk Lgs; -lamia Barnes, '22d New York, thigh;
ie.ix'jlomiey, 6ist Now York,!) ick, Michael hwrller.Ulst
Heunsylvaiiltt. eg; Hat. It !?y 1st L mg is and, knee am
hand, I.tpmau at rk, 723 Now York.feet; J.-tioo.t Mc
Conler, 72-1 New Y-rk, leg; James larloy, 724 New
Yoik, leg amputated; i'a;UlnA. C'oinatook,61?t N?*
Ye.k leg; I> Mukay, 9to Ma. -aeUdse.us. died;N. r.
Smith, S;h New Y'ork, sick, 11. Buohouan, 62d l'euuayt
v.diie loot nnd !h gh, Hugh McNamara, 36.h Now I?r*i
leg-Sergcaut Jam 3 Butler, 9 h M..a?a.:bu.st tu, leg; < ?
Swan. 62 1 Pennsylvania, thigh; J. leaerort, wrist,
chest and back, r.. Keeee, 62d Heun ylrama, shoulder;
James O'Hi lei, ?9th New Yolk, breast and hip; Jaume
Heatuerwod. OJth Now Y'ork, foot, knee and shoulder,
Fr?d. Putnam, 44th New Y'o.k, auk.e, J. D Drake,621
Peucsvirsnia, kuse; Pat. Sullivan, 9th .MasHachuseits,
head ,*\V. Ita-mie, 9lli MaesacbuaetU), leg, D. S. Nay-mar,
62d Hsnnsylvauia, bavk, Pat. rwo aoy, 88th New Vu.*.
both knees; Corporal W. II. Wlllard, 4ta MicUigeu, head,
H. B.nm, 83d Pennsylvania, baok.YV. Purkur, 1st New
1 Y'ork aril le.y, breast; llioiuas Moue, 81?t l'snnsylvanla.
thigh Stephen Monotou, 23dPennay vauia, hip. 7?. lur
low 14'h Now York, buck; P. Boa ,81st Penna. (shoulder;
P JIoriHri*. 7th Now York, leg; A. Gibel, 7th New York,
l-g C. Maercbibles, 7th New Y'-rk. back, I. Rudtuger,
7th'New Y'ork, shoulder; W. II. Keleor.t.Cl l Pen wyl
vanla, groin; A. K. u.ger,3l3t
Kiuley, 106th I'?un#yiv*aU, 1??k; W. uMnfc*, o h mm
sm-busetts, blp; W. J. Kilpatitck, 23dsP?n?s> v.uiH, U-p;
W. H. M irphy, 4th Michigau, head; J. WilLams,k2d
Maaaacbuhvtte, head.
PBI90NKK8 IN RICHMOND NOT WOCNDKB.
ColeuelC. Pease, 4tb Mkhigau: llarvy Lewis,4ih Mlchi
nan - Nsrg. ant W.R. Fige, 4tb ilichiyan; 1 rndrick. \ m
cent, 26 th New York; JuuieS W. Loom is, id Michigan;
,i N D dary, 61?t i'snusylvaula. Geo. P. M.-ade,lOtu
Mapsachiisstta; W. II. WjiuIs, 10th Maesachusetls; C. P.
Wil latns, loth Massachusetts; W. t.ibt?e, 621 l'e .nsyl
vania- Phtlbra He.niv, 24 I'nUeu States onginoers, L.
M.kire, 7th New Turk; P. I/ ng, 67th New York N. l.yii
beck, 67t!t New Y'ork; C. Simon, 66lh New York,
l* g. border, 66th New Y'ork, C. Miller, 66th
New Y'ork. A. S:uU< n, 74ih New York; P. Marl,
ou 21 New York; A. High, 2d Rhode Isliud;
( ofp. E. Wil'ls.ftih Kx.elalor; J. itergm, ?, ^ew York,
1 Wymar 29th Maaaacbusetts; J. P- \\esaei ts-m, 62.1
1'enusvlvanla: A. H YVilgms, 12th New York, chip. h.
M..rUi'h.62d New Y'ork. II. Km!?r,2'd New York; 1 rancis
V;u? Vroom,2d New Y.rk, Sorgt J. Thomas, Geo. Black,
Ilunrv Aury, J. N. Usm, M. M irnr, J. M.J.ail, A.Foley,
i b'jlhhew York; Joseph remplc, Cftd New York, H No p
u - r, 55ih Now Yoik; J la.or, 66''i New York; N. P.
lloney I04ih Pennfyhranla; J. C Wright, 721 lVunsyi
varus* Col. L. Ilrown, it! MscSachusetiS; J. Martin, 6l!i
New Yoik; N. B-^eunor, 6th New York I i.mtry; Ihouiaa
McKay, 4th New Y'oik artillery; W. C. Wufncr, 83d
peu..i>y!TaoU; Corp. N II. New.aud,lal cavslry.
PiUNONEKH WHO HAVB DIKP 81NCK THK BATTI.R.
J. N. Jlsmutond, 44th New York, Jui> 2; 1, 11. Wick,
1 11/ i.g Island, July 1; Sergeant D Stearns, rt?ih New
Y ork July 4. YV. Lombard, 1st New York, July 3. D. C.
Delancy, ..ei . New Y'-.-Y. July C.N. Dw b, 9th ilaaiwcUu
sitta, "July 3; J. Duusim re, 1st l/.ng BUnd. July 6; J.
Trowbridge, 6Vth New York, July 6; t?. D llilf,4th Michi
5 in, Ju.y 6. N. F. Cribbs. 8Jd Pennsylvania, July 9; H
Grein, 83d Peutaylvai.U, July 7, Jame? Fumed, 62d
New Yoik, July SI; A. jSwhts, Uentun s iharjshooters,
J;11v 6; L. keep, 14tli New Yoik, July 6; l>oao Ion ne,
4th Michigan, July 0 Win. Crosby, loth M.-uaachnsotU,
Julr I. A McGana, 4lh Ni-w Y'ork, July 3, Isaac P. Kgin
k n,22d Maasachusetta, July 4; (A Um II X. Graham,
loth MuMMbueelU, Jnly 6; H -muel liemieraon. 0 id I'eun
sy lyania, July 7; Robert Siory, 44Ui New York, July 7;
Albert YVestkage, <tb Mkh gan, July #; John Foley, 09tU
New Y'ork, July 7; YY. Marshall, 22d MmaacU wells, July
0; J II. Calloway, 29th MaseachueetU, July 7.
Our wounded aud prls-'tiers still reinainii g in Rich
mond will probably be brought away m last a* the rebel
facilities or transportation wiil admit, our b.ali will,
'touhtieee, he allowed lo advaure up the riser as far as
Fort hariing, to Which |">uil the euemy will have Ui
bring our men on the small lug b-ait n-.w runaing iw
twiK-ii the cily aii'l the Tort Ti.a lab-.r of obtaining tu.
emk and wounded left at dsv sutn u will be tiowor
and mi-re diflicull, tut a week * iku. viii, doubils-.s, ?se
ihc wc-k oi removal ejocesaiui y ?\t iej llsbed.
The LtaUvUlt Common (oiini II enil the
Don ill of Nrhmil 1 ru*tt < ?
LtJO'ltVU .iM, Kj., Jul?
A ineiting jf Ihi(Vmmoii CmmoU ?m h itntaeean
ing. Poth boards nnerlnaously i^ed eo erdinanoe
fomj eKing the Bj.hiI of Si tm"l Trurtera to require ell
|T'feowra end mac hem ot the init.io school*, before en
te< tug on their duties, to appear b>- re tli* Mayor end
t ike an oath to auppcrt the couatitutinn of the t inted
Mites and the constitution Kentucky, and to be true end
loyal eltixens thereof.
Marine Dlnaetcr.
IhrrnotT, July 18,1KB.
The irhooaer I alhrop,of Oeertgo, waa sunk laol night
off Point I'oloe, b; cod lawn with ilu baik Mnrgeaa. the
erew were eared * t
Maaketa.
riiit.At>KLriiiA trrocK boari?.
fun rio.L'-nii, duly 18,1882.
Ht-.cke etaadr. I'ennayWaula ft-,87; (loading It el! -
fad. itoiria fn'nal, 43; le>a( laland Railroad,
10 .eiu.HjiTM.ie umlread, 40Mghl eachauee ou
New York ?t par.
Piin iwatnrii, July is, i8?2
Cotton ad ancid 20 ; Itock nearly eshA'inUd. Klonr
firm * ,?e* I ? - ??"' M.1? IS. wheat in good domsn 1;
win ? ?i .>> **l -J7; ieii.lt 2T ?#l ?S now red.fi L0
(la ? a meat 40c (ofToo Arm at 22c. a ilc. Wbiakoy,
Ue.
Bcrrato, .1 ;i!y 18. 1SC2.
floor atendy: demand moderate W in at ft in wit* at
I r No 2 till' igo ei iog,*fi'.fo> V" 1 do., 'j ?r?r
V ; : ,kee rliib, ft t"f no hi do . in-, fir ftutt.|ita 11,;..
, i. f urn I'rm ?t 4') i 4 Will ? ey rt-n ..anra'JO
nt .1 'tli'? ry, at 31' t -Ii 'i in. In |:t.o '?
bide, fl ir,151,000 bvahele ?U<at, T2i.0"0 Wdie'a corn
I ? , *. ,i no Ithle. II ir, 7 l.l'"J o(l*het? v?h; at. I2-.'709
I Le a v > ? , 20,t VO b iLv.iOal , tUJUW Ihttl.eU fjro.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Pkiuat, July Is?# P. K.
Money is mncfc more abundant to-day; no loans
are being made above bve per cent. The mousy
which was withdrawn from the street for the July
dividends, and was kept idle in consequence of the
check at Richmond, is finding its way buck Into its
old channels. Certificates of indebtedness are
quoted s; green back Treasury notes, 10rt a /?.
Cold advanced this morning from 119 at the
opening to ilhJi by midday. After sales at this
price, it then fell bach to 119%, 119,118%, and
linally ^losod lln^i bid. Hills on London opened
at 130%. losb to 131y%, and were lust quoted 130%
a 131, there being in many instance* a very wide
difference between the views of buyers and sellers.
The importation of dry goods for the week Is over
a million, nearly t'iOO.OCO ot which are silks. The
new tariff will have the effect of reducing our inv
ports of dry go >ds very materially, though persona
engaged in the trade still believe that many im
portant and ext ensive classes of goods will con
tinue to couie here as usual. They arc slow to be
lie vo that American manufacturers can compete
with their rivals across the water, even with the
duty.
The stock market was erratic and irregular, but
generally lower, to-day. There is not qpich Retire
speculation going on, and uo general rulo governs
the course of prices. At the first board to day
the feature was the decliue Lu governments The
sixes of 1181 fell % a %, 7.30 notes %, and the
fives of 1874 1 %. Considering that we had no bad
news In the morning papers, this decline was a
matter of surprise. It afiected the general mar
ket to some extent. Tennessee* fell %, Missouris
' *? Michigan Central %, Southern old %, Illinois
( entral %, Toledo %. On the other haud, Pacido
Mai! advanced %, New York Central %, Erie %
and Erie preferred %. The trunk lines are doing
a very largo business, and the dividend of only 3 per
cant on the Central, when 3% a 4 was expected,
is evidence that that company, at ulj events, 1s
going to be kept in a sound condition. There was
a rather butter inquiry fur bonds, without much
business. After the. board, vague rumors of
changes in tho army began to oirculate, and under
this inllnonce United States sixes sold down to 06,
aad Now York Ceayal to 90%. Alter a time it
began to be understood that the appointment of
General Halleck to the general command of the
armies might bo a guarantee fur increased and not
diminished vigor and efficiency in the conduct of the
war, and the tone of the market improved. At the
second board, however, the market was vorj dul|
and the course of prices downward. United States
Treasury notes (7.30) fell to 101 a %. The mar
ket closed weak, the following being the lost quo
tations:?United States 6's, registered, 1881, 83 a
%; do. 6's, coupon, 1S81, 98% a %; do. 5'a, 1874,
85 a %; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent 101 a V
Tennessee G?s, 49% a 50; Virginia (i s, 52 a 64*1
North Carolina 6's, 65 a 68; Missouri 6's 46% a
3*. American gold, 118% a %; Pacific Mail, 100%
a %; New York Central, 90% a %; Erie, 33% a %;
do. preferred, 61% a %; Hudson River, 43 a %;
Harlem, 14% a %; do. preferred, 35 a %; Reading,
54 a 65; Michigan Central, 57% a %; Michigan
Southern and Northern Iudiana, 24% a %? do.
guaranteed, 53% a 54; Panama, 130 a 131; Illinois
Central, 56 a %; Galena and Chicago, 68% a y.
Cleveland and Toledo, 46% a 46; Chicago and Rock
Island,j?2 a %; Chicago, Burlington and (juincy,
7:>% a TC; H.lwaukee und Prairie du Chien, 31% a
%; New York Central 7's of 187G, 108 a 109* Erie
third mortgngo bonds.' 97% a %; Michigan Central
8 s, 1st mortgage, 106 a 107; Illinois Central bonds,
7's, 92% a 94. After the secood board there was'
quite u rally in the ma. ket. Central sold at 91,
and that was bid for more; 33% for Erie, 61% for
preferred, and so on throughout the list.
The receut act of Congress authorizing the iasus
ofa.hjndred and fifty aaditionui millions of legal
tender notes, and the possibility of still further
issues, present a subject of such general interest
that the question of the country's capacity to ab
sorb currency must itself soon become "absorb
ing." There are those who bcliove the maximum
was reached just before the breaking out of ttie
rebellion, when the bank issues and gold coin ia
circulation amounted, in the aggregate, to about
5-160,000,000. Business was then as active as it
had ever been, the crops and the importation*
were large; labor, real estate and all commodities
were commanding high prices, and, of course, re
quired a proportionate amount of money to efTect
liquidation and transfer; for it is a well set
tled principlo that the equilibrium between the
currency and the property of a country, though it
may uow and then be temporarily disturbed, la
and must be generally maintained. But the opinion
which is entertained by many, that the volume
r aohed at the period mentioned was as great as
it can be until the restoration of pea e and the
revival of business shall demand an increase o;
currency, is an unsound one, simply because ot
the eescntal difference between the Issues of
banks, which have a locul circulation merely, and
are constantly coming home for redemption, and
those of tho govornmcnt, which have a universal
range, are hoarded as gold used to be, are sent
onger distances for the payment of debts (In this
respect taking the place, to a large extent, of
drafts and domestic bills of exchange), and ar?
not returned for redemption. Precisely how much
more of such a currency as the latter the country
can find profitable use for it is not in any one's
power to say; but that it ran employ a mush
larger amount than it has ever employed of bank
notes and gold combined there can be no question;
and that, should the war be greatly prolonged, an'
amount will be issued for exceeding any tiling
heretofore contemplated, it is easy for any
one to believe who ha* carefully studied ths
policy hitherto purMJed bjr (he ^crei q{
the Treasury. Ever sines the comm. ncement of
the first Issue of government paper the rate of in
terest for the use of money has ruled at about 4%
per cent per annum, sometimes running as high as
and occasionally falling to 2% per cent. &o
long as the ruto can be kept at or below 5 per
cent the government can borrow at 4 per cent all
! the money it requires?that is to say, so long as
j capitalists continue to have faith in the wisdom
and integrity of the federal administration and in
their ability to bring the war to a successful ter
mination. To say that the rate of interest will bo
kept at a very low point by tho continued issue of
ieg.il tender notes is simply fo say that Congress
and the administration arc endowed with common
sense. Any circumstance or combination of cir
cumstances that should retard the sale of govern
ment bonds would render demand notes the sole
means of prosecuting the war, nrirl the question of
the country's powers of absorptfou Would be put
to a thorough and perhaps a perilous test. But
the truth is that there 1* scarcely any limit what
ever to oar capacity In this respect, as, in esse of
an excesdvo ( sue 0f paper, the equilibrium
would be maintained by the increased price
of labor and of nerrly every species of
? property, including gold, real estab , agrlcul
tural produce ami dividend paying securities. The
piospcotfs that so long as tho war lasts the go
vernment will remain a borrower, and, for tlm pur
pose of securing loans ?t moderate rate-., will re
tain control of the moucy market through issues
<-r legal tender paper, and will keep the rate of In
terest between throe *nd six per ceut. An occa
sional teverse to our'arms may shake the faith of
tho timid, ami cause a momentary decline in
prices ami ?oiue activity in the money market;
hut no long as tho war Continues, and the ex
, e .?? of it cent nues to be defrayed by tho policy
now pursued, whether it be well or 111 conducted
0. ; y must be a i-undent, and t! < . ( .
prices of all kinds of property n u?l liudir- ?
I Tho Nsw Yu-h Ui atr.il Rail;' .1 l
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