New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10


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John % Mue. lot Mnnssota. j. g. Nelmar, 'fth n, v.
| 81 b. Randoph Is, Milan. H. 4 B0wmsa. "a \. A.
! Henry H. Hubbard lat MINI. John CampbeI M n 4.
George Rob, regular service ffsd Narrvf l5th n 4.
| A. T. shurief LIST RI BEN. Taylor, 9Th \. Y.
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Joe. Guliersle.Ve, 18th N. Y hiss Comes lJih n. l.
The following were forwarded 10 their homes:
Jo.sph Bother 2lstNY Stephen o'H4r,, 5li MAJ.
Heu,y Rockefeller, 7ls ~ Y John IL sri,ct % Com
n 81. Plat "a vermont Jos Bic eury, lith y. 4.
n A Woodbury. "a VI. Philip Nsut 18Th y. Y.
Newton Brown lst Min. lruuk htlhe. "a Nn.
Andysvr Kl,ils 9Th ~ Y Thcs ONcH. rrFliai service
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J. W r. Mould 1ift y. Y. Matthew N9o.~nwc!ef, 2dNis.
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4. d. Whtshous-, eth N Y Dtuie Shepherd, lst hieh
John Mallory, Il.h NY John bi!itsf IsEoi,T service
Crav ford Damn 9TH Maine. John Glenn, lltb Asss.
John w Kruzi. 59ih y. y Lewis H. D0nAit, "a N. y.
| Jobn shrsusr. 7Jth n. y. Pat Finn, llth y. y.
! J. A. Mcintosh. I'd Wis. Z. T. fernald, Ath Maine
| josiah BuTlcy, "a N. H.
| In conversation with tho accompanying surgeons,
Who although they had been repeatedly offered their
parole, refused to accept, and only took il now as
AN alternative for being sent to Charleston or else
where, learn that from one to three Of our wounded
die daily from the want Of proper attendance, and
that there is lack Of proper medicines and hospital
appointments The hospitals are crowded, and hoe
pital gangene has made is appearance, which M
creased the number Of fatal cases. This comes from
overcrowded, Ghy and improperly ventilated rooms
Little or nothing has been done 10 provide clothing
for our wounded. Carpoting is used rs blankets and
our men are much in want % most articles Of CON-
fort There was general acli Of dressing material,
such as stickngplaster, bandages patent and lint,
and in many instances the wounded were compelled
TO dress their own wounds. In almost every IN
stance tie instruments Of our surgeons were seized
and confscated by the rebels 10 their own use.
| Col. Allen is at Charlottesville, and i 20 much
improved ne TO be able to go about with erntchef'
lie viii ultimately be "A sound man. Capt. Ricketts,
is in tho general hospital at Richmond, slowly I'M
proving though he will probably recover ultimately
He is nufed by his wife. Capt. McQlade Of the
ssh, Capt. Shilliugaw OF the 79h, Lieut. Elcaing
of the I'd Wisconsu, Lieut. Dickinson of tie I'd In
fantry u. $. A., and others, are all doing well.
The statement heretofore made that the treatmen;
our wounded receive has not been and il not a
good as it should have been is emphatcally con-
lirmed.
Mr.. Ely and Mr. Haston are yet in Richmond in
the officers quarters at the prison. where the fare Is
DRY bread, cold meat and water, twice day. Be
side Lose that had been sent to Charleston 800 had
been sent to Ncw-0reans.
There was great deal OF dissatisfaction because
the Rebel forces had fallen back from the Poiomaci
but the papers sought to quiet the people by repre-
scniine that the movement was made for strategic
reasons, and tia: faith must be put in the leaders.
The number Of the Rebel army on the Potomac Is
placed At 200 600, and tie Federal force at loO0Ou
JEFF. Davis visited Manassas On learning OF the re-
treat of Beauregard, and returned to Richaond
day or two SINCE The successor OF Walker as sec
rotary Of War has not been appointed.
There was great rejoicing over the capture OF the
Fanny in Pamco Sound.
A great baltic on the Potomac is constantly talked
of and predicted every day. and the public mind IL
kent in an excited state by all sorts OF rumors.
Nothing was known of a force having been sent TO
Yorktown. Gen. Magruder is at that place, ana has
at no time been ON the Potomac. IT Ii reported oil
him that he has ceased TO drink.
Information has been received which leaves no
doubt that the Rebels intend TO attempt to run the
blockade with the Merrimac from Norfolk. She has
been coated with thIee-inch plate iron, and has il'
armament Of eight rihed guns of heavy cahber' IL
ia reported that her engine has been placed III work
inc order, and that she is now nearly ready for The
trial. Whatever hour she chooses TO make hef al'
pearauce she will have proper reception
Last night signal lights were seen Tor long 'i'ie
On Sewalls Point aud Craney Island and ABOVE