The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-16

Second Visit Of our Reporter to Bedloe's Island.

Scene on the Landing OF the Troops from
the Lucy Thompson-Vlsit to the HOspi-
tal-Correct List of the Names of all the
Troops Lost and Saved-Scenes aud Incl
dents.
On Sunday our reporter again employed ia
visiting Bedloes Island, In collecting further particu
lars relative to the shipwreck OF the Inflated steam
ship San Francisco, and ersning with great care
the Of al the troops living and dead that sailed
for California in the San Francisco under command OF
COL Gates.
THE LANDING OF THE TROOPS.
About TX O'Clock, p the seamtug alongside OF
the pier ct Bedoes Island with that portion OF the troops
transferred from the Kby to the Lucy Thompson, and
from her to the steam tug, and proceeded to land the
men and women with all possible despatch
The pier crowded with number Of troops wearing
the United States uniform composed principally Of hus
bands anxousy looking out for their wives sisters and
daughters, who had been sent on board the Kby The
greetings between these people, who had just escaped
from the jaws Of death, and who had parted with
another some Of them without the slightest hope OF
meeting again. is mocs easily imagined than de-
scribed-enough to say that ALL with the exception OF
poor woman, restored to their husbands She
alone Of the party stood the promenade deck Of the
boat with babe in her arms. When all the rest had
gladly departed going up TO her. were in her
eyes, and with trembling voice she inquired knew
that her husband was safe And glad to be the
instrument Of happiness by telling hsr that he was but
On board the Antarctic Joy then succeeded grief the
outward effects were to all appearance the Finally,
she wendell her up the path to the garrison where
her physical wants duly attended to BY those who
arrived on the island the day before.
VISIT TO THE HOSPITAL.
We then proceeded in company with eutenants Wnder
and Patton to visit the hospital whore found number
Of the troops lying sick In bed with the dyentery rheu
masm, and injuries received board the San Francisco
Among he sufferers noticed several women wives
sisters of the unfortunate soldiers who bore traces in
heir countenancee of starvation and disease AL how
ve carefully attended TO by the Doctor and many
OF them will their lives doubt to the hind Atten
lions of the Ordnance Sergeant Of Bedows Island, Mr.
Sawburp whose unremted attention to the sick worthy
Of much praise and consideration.
CORRECT LIST or THE NAMES OF THE UNITED STATES
TROOPS LOST AND SAVED.
We then viaiet the different sergeAnts Of every
pany that sailed in the San Francisco and obtained from
them the following lis, o; the Of every man, both
lest and ssved who belonged to the United States Third
artillery In this work greatly facilitated by the
courtesy of Lieut. windsr, and to whom We are amply
indebted for . large part Of our information
MUSTER ROLL OF THE COMPANIES OF THE THIRD
ARTILLERY.
The following . complete muster roll Of the United
States troops Third Artillery, corrected and carefully
vised by reporter yesterday at Bedoes Island show
ing briefly the losses sustained by each company In the
regiment the number board the Kilby, board the
Antarctic and those on Bedloe's Island