The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02

the deltod MUSCLE left shoulder quito serious although
the joint is not believed 10 be implicated.
W. G. Andrews, OF the Hamilton Guard, laecrated
wound duplicating tarsus and meta arsus left just
oozing Of blood; serious
Matthias Tanager, aged 23s native Of North Carolina
Of the North Carolina Defenders confused wound Of upper
part Of head and neck expectorating blood not much
constitutional disturbance.
Logan Nets, aged 49, native of North Carolina.
10 NOR Braves, slight flesh wound Of middle third Of
left leg, external surface
Wilson J. Forbes, aged twenty SEVEN native Of North
Carolina Of the Jonesboro Guard Iacerated by wound
about two and half inches long three inches Deep upper
part Of upper third thigh.
Porter Surface and Henry Hines aged twenty five,
tves Of North Carolina Of the Lenoir Braves severely
iaccrated by wound in the left side I-
Ashley Keele aged twenty five native Of North Caro-
lima, of the Hamilton Guard acersted by wound In tho
left side.
John Mills aged eoheen, anative Of North Carolina,
Of the Tar River Boys wound produced by fragment
Of SHE'LL occupying the posterior aspect Of the forearm
McGilbert hgerson, native Of North Carolina, Of tho
Roanoke Guard; confusion right foot; considerable
swelling, but no fracture.
Francis Aoorng aged fifty one, native Of North Ca
roina Of the Ienor Braves right half Of frontis with
portion Of the anterior lobe Of the BRAIN carried away
by piece Of she'll extensive hernia cerebfa; mortal
John llooring aged eighteen, native Of North Caroi
na, of Tar River; compound and complicated fracture
Of left arm compound fracture Of left thigh; mortal
Tho above named men placed under my after
the surrender Of Fort Hateras the afternoon Of tho
10th inst. The injuries were caused by fragments e
shell during the bombardmen Of the fort which only
icerated, but in many no. all cases, burned the soft
parts. am, very respectfully, your obcdent servant,
WILLIAM MAKING, Assistant Surgeon.
OFFICIAL ROLL OF OFFICERS AND MEN.
OFFICIAL ROLL OF OFFICERS AND MEN SURRENDERED
AT FORT HATTERAs.
Commodore Samuel Barron, Confederate States Navy
Gag officer.
Colonel VIM. F. Martini Seventh regiment North Caro-
lima Volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel G. w. johnson, Seventh regiment
North Carolina Volunteers.
Major Henry II. Gillian, Seventh regiment North Caro-
Ina Volunteers.
Major W. s. G. Andrews, Of artillery, North Carolina
Volunteers.
Adjutant j. NJ Poole, Seventh regiment North OArolns
Volunteers.
Captain L. J. johnson, Company II, Seventh regiment
North Oarolina Volunteers
Lieutenant VIM. Sharp, Confederate States Navy.
Lieutenant Thomas II. Allen, Engineers and Ordnance.
Surgeon W. n Brown.
Assistant Surgeon Vim. z. Poole.
Colonel Bradford, Lieutenant Lasssli.
Seventh regiment North Carolina Volunteers.
j. G. Oarraway, ordnance officer.
ROANOKE GUARD, SEVENTH REmnEn
Captain John @. Lamb, Second Lieutenant ". Riggs,
non commss' oned officers aud privatcs, 98 Total 100
WARRINGTON aRAys.
Captain Sparrow, Lcutsnants Shaw, Whitaker and
Thomas, noncommhsioned officers and prvates g. To-
tai IS.
TAR RIVER BOYS.
Ieutenants NJ T. Moze G. NJ. Danier, commission
cd officers and privates, So. Total 10.
MoRRs GUARDS
First Lieutenant G. W. Grimes, Leutenants horris'
Total 60.
Captain Sutton, Ideutenanss Khkey, Eizei, non com
mnsoned officers and privates, g. Total o..
INDEPENDENT 0xEYs.
Captain CohooA Lieutenants HOG, Taherz non com
misoned officers and privates, 81. Total 81.
HEREFORD LIGHT INFANTRY.
Captain Sharp, Iieutenants Wise Moore, non commls
stoned officers and privatcs, a. ota 81.
JoNEsBoRo GUARDS.
Capt Duke, Iieutenants Bell, Lamb and Taylor, nom
commissioned officers and privates, IS. Total 60.
GUARDS.
Capt. L. l.. Clements, Lieutenants Augustus whitclcy
and Griffin non-commissoned olhcersand privates, 90
Total g.
NORTH CAROLINA DEFENDERS.
Capt G. Luke, Lieutenants Shannon and Noah, non
commissioned officers and privates 66-Total &c. Grand
total, 691. 4,
VESSELS CAPTURED BY REBEL PRIvATEERs.
Brig Hannah Buty from Savannah, for some Northern
port captured by Coffee, with cargo Of moss
June rs. This brig ia charge Of federal sailing
master
Bark Iinwood, from Rio, for Baltimore, was wrecked
with cargo Of 600 bags Of coffee.
Schooner Lydia French, Campbell, master, from New
Orleans wrecked The prisoners Of these were
vessels sent to Newbern.
Brig Gilroy with cargo Of 015 hhds. noasses July.
q.
An unknown brig, for Florida, laden with machinery.
July 70 She was run ashore to prevent recapture.
An unknown brig.
Schooner Gordon, for Philadelphia, Captain Lockwood,
with FRUIT July %, sent TO Williamson Nowbern
Schooner Prsciin, from Mantanzas fr Baltimore cap
tnred by the steamer Maryland with six hundred BUSH
obs SALT August 2. Sent to Newborn.
brig unknown, for Curacao, with sugar molasses
August O.
Two unknown schooners, captured by steamer Gordop
August 2. These two were tho bar
Schooner, unknown, by the Mariner, August 2. Taken
10 Ocracoke.
Brig Itassa, captured by the steamer winsDw, with
i've hundred hogsheads moasses, Augusta
Schooner Henry Matt, for Philadelphia, taken BY
steamer Gordon with mahogany, &C., August.
Schooner Witch, for New York, taken by the Cor
Newbern.
MUNITIONS AND ORDNANCE CAPTURED AT
FORTS CLARK AND HATTERAS