The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

wouio nave heen had they MT hid themselves IN toe
vessel until she sailed
Our voy age OF board the wahaih has been very age
able We cannot TOO hit h praise the conouc ami kiad
nees both VI the officers and Of the vessel aud
think We ought before separating give espres.ion
our acknow Judgments and graitud. to them
The fouo~ng is lie, OF the officers aud Of
General VIM Walkers army who arrived on b @rd the
Wabash
Brig Gen Edw. J. Sanders, H. Col Henry I. Potter,
| Ia Col Z. IL MolrDsld, ssjcr Benz, min r Whittier
John NJ Griffin, Jecme Johnson
| James Dunnicau, Wn. Rhea,
VIM Nor.heridse, James s,termrrt.ora
| ........... I1surKsANTs
WILDER r. Hsrweli, John O. Hoe,
Robert G. Tyler, Goodwin Brown
Arthur Callahan, John BrinkerhoG
william Dcnlnn.
Nicholas Tfspp
CITIZEN
woolsey Fere, Fr,ve, seicaer, :
james L. Coie, VIM Kelly,
Geo Tompkns, Juc. NJ West.
Jacob Games, Hsmes q. Hearay.
VIM. Butts,
| Stephen Brinkey, James NJ Norman
koeerl Bruce, George Csndeid,
Vim W. EOipes, SIR A Fulton,
jacob Mckinney, John Roarx.
| Lailos Aihn Wn. Kerr,
| aerry bl!sr, Vim Lestev,
Levi Price, N r stewart,
Joseph Cump, George MoMiLen,
John Fountain, dsuwsy,
| Ttopa Doyle, Thomas Kelly,
| Robert Luke, Frank siar,n,
t1ee, ge Wb;ttimore, Johu SicsersoH,
| ID sharpe, T. N Win !ns,
| s h Cs.asby. L Heath,
| Henry g. Wells, Frank Bennett,
| aeLry Ames, Il Blake,
| X. W sw'nncv w. j andrews,
| Henry %. Looms, John dodgers,
| Jack Williams, Alexander Overs,
| John .rtisst. Newrian rrowbridge,
| N. T. hunnycut, John While,
| D. j. Donovan, ". J. Jewell
| James Tn mpeon, Henry Barlow
! Michael Hertz Wn. Miles,
| J. Har'ton, Nathan Farmer
| J. EorDbachcv, John Bunderus5,
| T.. 9 Williams, Walter j Soott,
Michael Lamb, Joseph H. Reneau,
Cesar Carson, P.S Greaves,
James Bfenran, Patrick Ward,
VIM Cnrton, Hiram Mar'hsl,
John andersen, Benjamin Weed,
isnes Fl Neil, Lind ay,
ares Tryou, James Adams,
Alex Barr, Thomas Clarke,
George Lowo, James Allen,
VIM Midway, Jamcs Feel,
Joseph Ay-nt, Andrew J. Lincoln,
Eawaro I. Mullen, John Williams,
j, W Horr, VIM. Porter,
Duncan Iivinescn John Carte,
A.x Lggeti, Robert Craig
John Ksysas, Hugh Mckay,
wm Carson, Jonn Dacy,
vim. Il. Coo, ii. KcScill Ra.no7.
Mrs. Sander, Mrs. Gardner,
hEs. Thompson. Mrs. Fulton,
MI fouer Mrs.. Fulton
krs. Feiier, Mrs Hesrssy,
yuhaaa G,tsIts, Mrs swtngs,
CaiarinA Bravo, Mrs. Hay vol
Ms Cole,
Octave Potter, Juana Cola,
Henry Potter, Jose Abarca-
nSoAy-rurAnos
her. .......".........l2 III Children. ............
Women. ............ ~
rotAi lss
Privatee Charles Winner and VIM Begiey died board
the q her passage from Greytown to Asr,uwan
The Wabash a,o bril- rs passengers, cent homo by
States Consul following American citizens
and foreigners who have served under the American flag
and ~ho, being dit,ress en,led TO protecioa-
Peter hilltng,or, of Rhode leland, seaman
Vim. Braut, German seaman.
Henry smith, German, seamsn.
J.nn j. Atwood, or Maine, mechanic.
Francis Davis, OF Kennedy, farmer.
George Cook, Of Nee Yors, seaman
CONDITION or THF SICK AND WOUNDED.
There naety two riek woun led board
the Waba-h; twenty thee suffering from severe
them scarcely able to have lost their legs,
Others Arns, others agar have great iesrs swollen
wounds. sangrepc, &c They are indeed most pIufui
looking body Of mon The officers OF the ship desert the
condition Of tho men, when received board OF
the most wrctched thai Can be imasned-greai WOUNDS
which had been dressed, fes,ered and swollen DO
dies nca,ed with dirt and covered with vermn. II 80,
which had before been In that ship, found
In they donced the body Of almost every
hbustcr The ocers OF the chip had TO bahe
the almost demorazcd with foar OF and
actual endurance 81 the ycrmin The hair Of the poor
fortunate passengers had be their heads
they were baihod ana compelled 10 be cloAn
The account o. ns character OF the bhbusers, ~ given
by the officers OF Inc Wabash II most stterng 10 them
a body. They afs repcecnied A. bong unsind and
regardless eaoh tthers welfare; that we could
DO 10, 10 attend 70 The wants OF the SICK unless they
we're Absolutely compelled 10 so. One when
deIed 90 aiierd 10 some Of the sick, snt-"You may
shoo, nc Lieutenant. bot will bed III ~ll work b"
the iasuenasi him be could not shoot him, but he
couc bm at the miserable wretch went without
eating thiry ak heura before be would OBEY tho com
maDd 10 silerd 10 hts suffering country men. Ike
vbe stated that the hNbuscrr could only be Got tho
morning Ny turning the hydrani upon them ADD giving
Gbundaut sefng. This Il The chsrs cr OF some,
not ali OF Wslaor'e soldiers; there some
honorable eVceftons-therc some worthy, spirited
Ease comfort and life ITSELF 70 have their names writen
the scroll of fame but the field they chose far has
The wabasn passed through Quarantine yesterday, aud
lays IN The harbor, on the Hud,on river side.
Walkers men will be- permitted 10 land to day.
THE UrITKD STATES YRrsArE wABAsu-rHRArRI-
Gals BOARD.
From tho astinwa Courier, June Is
On Friday evening we attended theatrical representa-
ton board the United States frgate wabash
lying in our hsIbor. Tho play was " The Denouncer, or
we'll there we're, however, marked dcsccts easily TO be
overcome by little and practice. Nr. p. oveFdid
probsbly This was causcd by having too much 70 do in
aiding othersn several psssages OF the play Mr. gave
evidence both in voice and sc,cn OF an excellent sppre
cison Of his character. The represen atoms Of Mr. Wait
such within his especial forts and hs per
formance sas naturally coed Mr.. ryrrell would have
however managed bis female part well Mr.. Monaghan
evidenced gccd preparation and fair appreciation of the
play bu, be was occasionally awkward and ca though
embarrassed in hs movements
There was evident kindly anxiety on the part Of
portion OF the ships company that the performnroe should
EGO of WE'LL heard Of the saio-s say, and
he entire audience generous far dscrim
mating than .ss 70 have been especsd rom majority
there engaged IN the aiair thc arrange
Of the part the ship devoted 70 Ne theatre vas
crcdusbc.
This recrcave and instructive occupstou 81 the ossure
hours Of tho sailors should be- encourages, and bopc
Lieutenant Paulding and any other ofcsrs who ad or
may be repaid In the advantageous effects
upon the mon.
Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.
Prm-,DxlsHil, June %, H57.
Tie P-uA If yuy and Poi1,ss in Philadelphia
Colonel John ". rorney has been selected 10 deliver