The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-01
THE DAILY DISPATCH,


Wednesd day Merntas, Juiy L, 1887.
THE RETURN OF WALKERS MEN FROM MICA.
RaeuA.--we have announced the arrival OF the
| Unltsd States frigate Wabash at Nsw York, on
Sunday, with leI Of walkers men and officers. be-
sides l3 women and Ave children. Among the
sick are VIM J Jewell, of Virginia, ulcer; John
| Adams, of Maryland. gunshot wound; Nathaniel
| Trapp, Of Maryland, gunshot wound; VIM III Coe,
| Of Maryland, gunshot wound through tie right
thigh, Capt ] G Shermerhorn, Of Virginia, wound
Ell In the leg; 1t John Hooe, of virginia, wound.
ed In the foot; Col John Faber and JAs Brennss,
| Of South Carolina, gunshot wounds; Jack VIII
| liams, heel shot of by q cannon ball; Parma,
probably mortally wounded. J B Renau Of Tenn,
fell upon his bowie knife and was badly injured
| AL ,hs siek and wounded will, probably be sen,
| to the New York Hospital A correspondent O!
| the New York Tribune says
We Left In Risas about eighteen sick and
wounded who were unable to be removed. -
Among these were Major Dolan of New Orleans
Lieut. RayburR, of Virginia; Captain @ 8 West,
OF New Orleans, and private Rainsford printer
of New York. Capt N TAFT, of Texas. came
down the river with us TO Greysown bns was left
bst.lad by the Cyane. The sick In R5vas were
! left Ia charge of DR. Robert I Royston and DIR J
II ColenaS who were engaged for that service by
~, ;4Aip ring Is a list of tks .hose
''Go 4rDe passengers in the WsbAp
Brig Gen Edwd Sanders, Col PHI lip r Thomp.
SOD, (dead,) Lieut Col II Mcdonald, Lieut. Col
II l. Potter, Lieut. Col Geo w NJ Leonard, Cap-
tai0s John Griffin, James Duncan, Benz +
whittier, w Worthbridge, Jerome johnson, j III
Hearse.
Lieutenants-James Small, Wilbur Harwell
Robert q Tyler, James @ Sehermerhorn, John G
Hoos, Goodwin Brown
Surgeops-Arthur Callahan Jas BriukerhoG
VIM Dollman.
Secretary-Robert Luke.
CitiEens-Woolsey Teller. Jas l. Leslie Jacob
Gaines. VIM Butts, Flavel Becher
PriVates-Nicholas Trapp, VIM Rhea Charles w
Graves. Geo ii Tonpkips, Stepen Brnickley. Ro
Bruce, VIM w Holmes, Jacob Mckinney, Carlos
Allen. Henry Miller. Levi Price, Jos Cleimph, Jno
d Foniaue, Thos Doyle Geo Whittenore. A n B
Sharpe, s NJ Causby, Henry o w ills Henry Ames,
w Dwinney, Henry ID Loomis. Jacob Williams
John Bartlett, NJ Hunuycut Denoran
James Thompson, Michael Hertz. A Harrison
Kornbacher, Jas Brennan, d Williams, Nil
chaei Lamb, Oscar Carson, William Carson
John Anderson, James II Neill, James Tryon
Alex Barr, George Lewis, VIM McGilvry Joseph
Avent, Edward Mullen, w Harr Duncan
Livingston. Alex Leagett. John Kayser, VIM III
Carson, VIM III Coe, VIM Reilly, James M Norman,
| George Caufeld, 4 A Fulton, John Rosth WIN
Kerr VIM II Lester, NJ Se~art, George Nc
Mullen. A Hanway, Thomas Kelly. Martin,
John Sickerson L u Williams, L p Heath, Frank
Bennett, NJ Ii Blake, W Andrews, John Rodges,
Alex Owens, Neumann Trowbridge, John 81
West, John White, w Jewell Henry Barlow,
William Miles, Nathan Farmer, John Blunder-
man. Walker j Scott Joseph P Rsnesu, P 8
Graves, Patrick Ward Hiram Marshall, Bepj
Weed, Lindsay, James A Adams. Thomas
Clarke, James Allen, James Z Teel Andrew j
Lincoln, John Williams, VIM Porter, John G
Clarke, Rober. Craig. Hugh McKay, M Nen,
Raney AID John Dacey.
Women and Children Mrs Sanders, Mrs
nnto-
ter, Charles A Feer. Juliana Cole Jose Arfaca
Mrs Gardner Mrs Fulton, Mrs Heansy Mrs
Swingie, Mrs Hansell.
Privates Charles Winner and William Bagley,
died on board the Cyane on her passage from
Graytown to Aspinwa!l.
Speaking of 95 of the men who are sick and
wounded, the Herald says:
Many Of them scarcely able to move; some
have lost their legs, others arms, others again
have great testers. swollen Wounds, gangreue &c
They are indeed most ptiful looking hody of
mon. The officers, OF the ship describe the con.
diton of the men, when received on board az one
of the most wretcbed that can be maeined-ereat
wounds which had never been dressed, festered
and swollen, bodies incased with dirt and covered
with vermin Lice which had never before been
seen In that ship, were found in abundance; they
domiciicd on the body of almost every fillibuser.
The officers of the ship bad to bathe themselves in
rum, the crew was almost demoralized with fear
of and actural endurance of the vermin. The hair
of the poor unfortunate passengers had to be cut
close to their heads; they were bathed and COM
PEELED to be clean.
friend on board informed us that Colonel Can.
ty states there are between four and five hundred
more (neludiDg desertors) OF Walkers men at
Costa Rica and that one hundred have determined
TO stay in the country and go to work.