The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07


MSJ' I" m r. johnson, Commissary to the Ohio volun.
teers and Capt johnson. aid to Gen Hamsr arrived
our G,1y Yesterday morning He brings with him the
ment Ohio Volunteers which append. We are In
debted to our neghbors Of the Enquirer advertiser
ioI sips containing the intelligence brought by Mai
Official List Of the KILLED and Wounded of the LIST Ohio
Regiment, at M 'Orming Of Monterey, alss September,
ISvIscIBLr RrrLrMrs.-w. II. Harris killed; shot in
the breast with grape. Josiah A. Kellum, severely
Myers severely wounded grape shot fractured jaw and
the head.
MoNrooMrnv GuAHps-Richard WEIGH, killed John
Farrell slightly wounded confusion Of and side.
John Clarkiu severely wounded confusion of arm by
foot, smputated vandeventer slightly confusion Of
the shoulder by she'll John Flanagan, confusion of
flesh wound of leg by masket ball.
DArTon CoMrANv-W G. Davis, ord, sergeant, killed
through the head by grape T. Reese, killed residence
Cleveland, Thomas M'Murray, killed; Lewis Motter,
lieut. slightly musket ball in the leg.
DAYros GERMAN CoMPANy.-James NJ Closky, private,
waite, killed r Went private, severely wounded chas.
Logan, private, severely wounded.
killed Gshan sowards severely wounded grape p shot
through the thigh Alfred Donahue, private, severely
i'
Lambeck, private, slghtly wounded, confusion by
CrNcINSArI CADxrs+-N H. Niles LIST lieut., severely
wounded, musket ball through the hip. VIM Miller Sd
sergeant slightly wounded confusion of hip and side by
/ shell W. ) Hogan, slightly wounded spent ball in
thigh Geo W. Fhzhugh, LIST corporal, slightly wound
ed spent ball in thigh. Thos D. Egan, private, killed
kobt poney private slightly wounded, confusion ofhi
BHOws Courrr Bcrs-A. F. Shaw, private, severely
wounded, musket ball through the arm. J. Fletcher
private, severely wounded grape shot in the thigh A.
b, Mkee, private severely wounded, musket ball
lieut. khled-commanded company. George Meyer,
corporal severely wounded musket ball ged in
- olor v,rsy
shot in thigh and musket balI in arm. Henry Weber
do, severey musket ball in right side-extraced left
breast Henry Meyer do severely musket ball through
BgIlna Boy. .-Janes George, captain. severely.
George Webster, LIST sergeant slightly confusion by
spent ball-no dangerous. George Longfellow, I'd de-
psvse e.
the ches-not dangerous. John II Longley corporal
vae slightly Confusion from sho Stephen fDss
private, killed Oscar Behnee, private, killed The
ged by ancers who came upon them whilst the latter
was conducting the former, who slightly wounded,
| into camp-and unarmed.
FIELD AND sTArr-Col. A. M. Mitchell, severely
wounded; espiquette (aH ounce) ball through the
THE c,lonss iavcrits horse presented him the
Lieut. of cadets severely wounded grape through
the knee-leg amputated above the knce-recovery
-, Elk: cAAMbERLIN, Surgeon U. s. A.
The publishes in addition to the above the
official report OF Col Weller made to Gen Hamer We
nave not room for this morning, but give it to-
Major Fry, of the I'd Regiment Kentucky volunteers
Mrs Barbour the widow OF the brave Maj IN Barbour
MI Hamer OF Ohio, aid to Gen. Hamer. and several Off
GERS and volunteers arrived in Louisville Friday last
silk banner presented them BY ladies Cincinnati
aaS bouah rd. he Whole action by Sergeant Lupdy
stan shot off few INCHES above his head the gallant and
has it floating Mexican captured from he
| MILITARY AFFAIRS.
GENERAL o'DrH' As WAR pGrARTMEST
No. 49,. A waahinston, i Nov W' s. 1916.
The following regulation has been received from the
WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. g. 1886.
With view to expeditng the Recruiting Service the
any citizen non-oommissioned officer, or soldier two
dollars for each able bodied that he may bring
the rendezvous, and who shall be accepted for the pub
This allowance to be considered as CONTINGENT ex
pense attending the recruiting service and will be char
| ed to the appropriation under that head.
| w. L. MARCY, Secretary Of War.
w. G. TsuMAN, Assistant Aajutant General
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
By our private correspondence learn that the sloop
ofwar Falmouth, Com Jarvis, ives to sail from Pepsa
cola for Boston Sunday, the 25th inst She had taken
ON board from the hospital Eve officers and about thirty
men, all on the sick list There still LETT in the
hospital six officers and about hundred
sick; The fever which has prevailed at the Pensacola
| were occurring nearly every hour.-Pieayure.
In addition TO the officers attached to the U. 8. Ship
Boston mentioned yesterday Joseph G. Thomas Acting
Carpenter, and Thomas w. Srsfer, Pursers Clerk, go
| out in her. rr-T
The Gale of the nth of October.
| Correspondents Of the Mobile Herald
| U. =. STEAMER PRIscEToS,
PENSACOLA, October 2sth, 1916.
II may be useful to those trace the gale
of the nth October as well a, assuring those who
tanned south of lat 10 Ia NJ so SO W. where the Prince.
took the western edge on the 6h and continued
ming in line with il until the lIh most of the time at
the rate whilst running) Of nine miles hour under
changed from N. E. to N. w. in heavy black squall
weather hazy and threatening to be ~ Every appear.
S1cs Of, Of III. heavy blow at4 wind NV fresh squalls
lightning heavy dark cloud approaching rapidly
shortened sail and prepared the ship for blow past
Il p NJ, blowing gale Wednesday, 7,h civil time, n.
looking weather clouds black and low Lat 10 So Ion
hesvysth, meridian lat a %, lon IS o. wind do.
creasing Cape Antonio, bearing ~ T., IL miles
steady, from E. N to NJ E-hove to- Friday. sts gale
continuing till meridian when it moderated; lat % 40,
Ion. 50 30
The above appeared to be no more than preparation
for the hurricane which took place the lth and
felt so heavily at Key West On the 10th this ship wa:
in the latitude OF at sunset blowing heavy very hazy
at the 4. During the night wind from E. TO N. T. BY
heavy, quick in succession light rain in them. Sunday,
llih, gale continuing and increasing; sea very high
ship rolling heavy and uneasy. At midnight, wind
tackled from N. T. to N. N. E.; ship
wind decreasing lat. % "a, Ion SO l9 W.
Drift south IS West sixty lone miles Monday, l2th-
wind north, lacking to the IL appears elso that
no fear for vessels IN the Gulf $50 miles west of Key
West, need be entertained when the Princeton expert
enced nothing more than a moderate gale. Our coal
wll be on board tomorrow, when of for Vera
Cruz with dispatches for Com. Conner.
made the within extract from my note beck If any
part useful will tend TO alay the fears of your
friends who interested in the Gulf or near IT, can
make use oft The laudes and longitudes may be
depended on. They not quarter of a mile out
You see they keep US moving our crew is getting
weak IL left behind with scurvy and rReuma.
| tism. We are last in port usual, and first out
Yours, truly, ls +. ENOLE
The Jacksonville Florida) News of the 10th of Oct,