The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-05

RESI- E0TIfG sALIks, Er0., Rrc.
The United staten steam fr'aa,e RAnck., Ca ,tsin j.
Montgomery, arrived yesterday ming from ssrin wall
sfer asssxs Of fourteen day. she has aa lis
board 81 G! whom sicx and ~,, be sen. to the
hos a,si
pDe named George W Turner. de.i on the p.s,age.
None a lie OF the fgae Indepen ience came By
the Roanoke.
rhe Rsapcte had fs'r weather tn. p,spsxe
The ioil"~i,g IL Int Of the officers of the Roanoke
APT. J B MIR gomery; L.euts Gov n Hs,rison FL
wsrd 7. Wipder. Jonathan WGn wright jos 3 smith
VIM Fifth gh, JD" " DUNN ,ng'oa: S,rgeon, nsvif
Hs IAN; PsssAd Ass stan, Surgeon, Jasaes HART.
tor; Chaplain. J Newton; Acting Master Charles W
CsrIfn'ef; Captains Clerk, Geo csronrgr; 'urssrs
Clark. Fred p Dd'er: Engineers Oh IF Vr wood;
Fuet Assi iants, james Acams VIM Rutherford
second Assistants Geo John.0a, Go W City; rhiyd
Arrsapts, W Roberts, Edward Archer, q. r. Pierce,
Sar,pe officers, First Lieu, y r. aravson 1aron Lieut.
David Cohen; Mdeh,rmsn, J Whpple H4ia.' Rot
Bradford. Che Ter Hatfield; Boas 81 ala. Jane. Walker;
Gunner, Richard PeAks Carpenter, Jonas Diboio; Sail
msksr Iewi Rogers
The following Ia list of Nicaragasno on board the
Roanoke,-
A. ". xsrsh. =. J. Bnps, Gon, G Hn'den.J G.
Green Il wi.her Charlie, C.moer, W. B,n.n, W. X
whh;ns, G S,rle. 'onsrs raiix, W n B,Traoghs,
n. q. Csvaps g r. Eas,op M r W. wick " Y Thorn
son Chss Jones, J. B.ker. John Coo,rr, J c Grnhsn,
Nat. Mis Root Lyon, Il winpo, q. C. Siis Recse.
rnos How ard. VIM Russell. Gec'ee 4einGart Ias W.
Webster, Jrc Callahan, l. q sn'sh Jno RG'ssr, W Mn
tuAorRh. james adams, Vsuovsr, l. Drake,
@SasS css,e Ssaa s'as John . H"SoS
Stone. Tan. IA.h'oo, Parrons, &. Cooper, Web er
B'esips, Henry d dy Geo Sullivan. J. Donohne Ehwd.
Fredk LevoBHe jas A. Cam bel, Geo Western. John
Ges, Robt McGnl James s'raig, u TITUS. JrO Hvkin,
Bur, Trc"p' Gen, Maurice scuily: " G. Page. D
c. Sail X Locke John L,gH. Iy-ander J,h ason, p W
Peters, Jno: RYAN Ey.elI Hamilton. g W: Parks:
Pei ard, v IAhloe, J. N,'he0, W wootson, Jaa,es
asGee, .oee, Miller Juipr snksr, a 'ch, 2 H.sey
L H. 0uetssd, VIM Hal, sarte'en, Robt R'cha-d
POD. Wr Robe t., slcraei Dowd VIM. l. Randall, Ricsd
b. K.gre, WI. Allen Henry Ada us, Ei~d Ryan, rhos
Fitzpatrick r. Smith, Chss Gerrad, NaRgioil. A. BIS
kei, ~ Colbert, l. j. MONTGOMERY, VIM ScnArsr, W 10
Mullen, 10 nes Jotpson,G JTdaD, Fredk. aaohen A.
p D, ebield, Leafs De' ne'd Jas Levcy, q Hewes,
Eniss, J.s b. Seely, B. Lualun, Jno Hoffman, Micon
Veto, Simon, l. P Morris, t. Lyons j &. C,smho,
oho a.Ss. cso w ss, SSore T. "s
Jro Ksrns G, ar HssAn, Ricbd Hill, W. E. Parks. VIM
Kobbe. Jas Eiear: Dhnkhons, Jas. K. Fsao, E. g.
erty Alfred Cambeil, DAM Stausbury, G Wilson. Alex
GiIep, Henry whiting, O. Keta, q. Bell, F W Jones,
John Glov Milton Rogers, Samx,n Caspar Ssslnger
J bn Carson, G. Higgins, H. James, J. AcKneel,
Pitts. Cbs.aeld, B Bancroft r. B; Waller, Il D
N. s,eptcc. Ja. Moore, Wellington, Rebt. Marsh,
Hampton Miller, A. o. wsys'af, Louis Whiting.
RECEPTION OF THE WOUNDED ON BOARD THE RoA
KOYK-wRETCHEDNESs OF THEIR CONDITION
About o month befre the Roanoke len Aspn wall abe
received board 2b1 o General Walkers At the
time they came on board their condition wre'ched 10
the exreme. They were after long march IN the barn
ing during which hoy were often In absolute want OF
ihe Their clothes in taiters,
their wounded wtnou, surgical aid OF .ny description and
their sick had Increased rapidly that when the wouni
added them they both made considerably
than thirds Of the entire number which reached the
klss 3D. Ir.- 10
The captain, and shortly Afterwards twenty nine
Transferred to the United Staes sloopof Cy ane,
"hieh Was aho AspiL ~s from waence sne va, 10 pro
coed 70 Boston, where she has since arrived All those
who were transferred IN her were In good health.
Two naUed wiltsm Smith, a native of Ireland aad
Charles suten,zky Pole, died at Asp'nva 81 Sickness
wounds, few went shore and remained NJ Az
pnwa,l, and finally the Roanoke saed With 2cb, ooe man
George W. Turner basing eied on the passage OF he
ndr thus reducing the numhe, which arrived al Ne "
York 10 20a a. previously stated.
TREATMENT ON BOARD TIN ROANOKE.
when the ndbusers arrived board the Roanoke they
CHEERS and men beonsirg 10 the chip The surgeoa ap
Piled the aid IN b. POSER TO amenorate the couoion
The WOUND ed and reieve the sick Their old filthy worr
ci thes throSn overheard and replace by
clean ana comfortable garnents in tn proportion Of I've
entire spits TO each Sc e'sl BARRIERS who or
board 10 work N shave and clip their hair Of by
orders OF the surgeon TIER persons we're washed CON
Portable hsmnocss were provided and In short
thing was done which chcum' tsrces would permit thai
mig have tender 10 relieve their condition and cneer
their demanding sp ri's.
UFEcr OF rpK TREATMENT ON TIKI PATIENTS.
The rsnlt OF this ues,nent soon became apparent;
Gradually the who laid by I'll ;kpcls
cd every dsy msheo the number Of the sick by the
dozen. Bot wounds require longer time TO heal than
the s'cspe's to which mot or these suojec,
being chiefly oaysed BY exhaustion ard fatigue. rbich
SELDOM produce rngeripg ln-ss Tho number Of wound
ed when wa, when pared Nth the sick, small, did
mt diminish rapidly proportion. A. length. WHOM
The ,sp resrhed New York there were only ev ronr IN
wants board altogether orihese oay twenty nine
In ruth ths thev vii, have N - the hospital
no uta
without medical assistance.
PRESENT CospFrIos OF THR sICK AND woUsDxD.
AthSrgh ne punpe- OF wounded VAS not great, n,
truly hopfy1g to pass through 'hcm hev lay In their
hAnmoSkr m,r.lec noisoriminaey with those Of their
conn nnUps N arms who we're lad VI by sickness MANY
Of iheso poor men have l"t rne, (eiher band or
foot) others have received wounds equally severe,
though not ecprisng them 81 The use OF aoy mar.
culsr member, vbile are suffering from COMMISSIONS
bad treatment nsnsed TO become liberated and there ore
palGfo rhe following IA lat OF those VINO are under
The necessity og going 10 are Dop and the state nen OF
ono 81 them RESPECTING General walker
THE WOUNDED.
J Carroll J. Cranbo, X Mcsihl, G Camper, n. Rogers,
T Bertoll Besse, W. sione, q Hamilton, " siler,
Luelam, ". hall Ems, He ,c-cs, Heee., J +
Ir,con, G W. Wooster u. ssrndr-s, Poland, An.
d,rson, Milan NJ DOVE, T. Jones, g. ". Hamilton, j.
Jacob.
These men all .ctr, 4, have the ZANE sentiments To-
General waEcs, and they anything hot ia
bic. rScY oDsuiDo,s > dspoanoe him m sen.h msu,
Ar example of tho general tons OF feeling tho
ioUxing ,iirneLt raay he taken The sho made u
btd The r.Dk 81 sest for a ong tine in wslkers
ann apd is no~ l,lag hcielnss srt ths wounded.
Hr AID: General Walker Is a rascal hi, msD wo'e
bnve ana faithful 10 hin, but ne always expused tn
ces,a'By he became rannica asd n iast ho do
,ered he followers without taxing asngis step whioh
might hel them IN Their distress sevise their suffer
irgs Gen Remington vas gon'ieman, aud Saunders
q brave man.
mrs s,a,turp uu brief b.: fully oxpre,vve sh wing,
AZ does. waker'- d'posHon. Via, vas expected from
hir and hov far he vert N satisfy the expectations
FIlLtrGs OF THE MBs TOMAS rHs oFrfckRs OF
rgr Rosryns-tPrE.EANcS ~ THE FKiasrE.
The ubuster. speak IN The bghes term, In praise ~
the geob and officer. ~ tbe RNsnoke Every
ths coinpasop hnJptss couli dictate taken, "
Il was believed That II would evc the sufferers in any
degree and. indeed, Tue geat attention which our
reporter mt with sbep be went on beard. very con.
sbteui with ard corrohoistive Of N 2 ststemcnt
The Roanoke Ia magn'1csp, fgae. and thc men com.
posing her have ca intelligence and all the sp
pea of tree and gcod 's'iors.
Walkers slso iut.lg pt, aud generally spenk
ing very different IN appearance manner and COO uct
from what generally understood 10 he preset By G
bu,pr." Thcu conduc, board the Roanoke has been
without q blemrh.