The national Republican., 1861-07-25
end suppcss-esr-9ov,supsu., ssaips<sour a..

~ WI "Sht no CACiht"cut DOyb, VIC
are lighting against our friends He took
Johns address, aud presented him with a
powder flask, as memorial of this interview.
Whist powerful weapon is kindness. Should
all on our aide so act, this war would last but
a short time. The dsmagogues would be over.
thrown. and the old relations Of amitv re-
atorod." .r
lhe soldier of the list has the powder flask
now in mis- Possession; but he possesses il with
recollection far more sweet than many Of the
trophies which have been taken from our men
By the rebels.
THE CASUALTIES OF THE FOURTEENTH.
Through the attention of the gentemanly sd.
jutant OF the fourteenth New York regiment,
We are furnished with the following list of killed
and wounded Of the fourteenth.
Xiiied.-Privates NJ. Frank, ). Keeting, J.
Murray, and R. Summers, company A; private
A. j. Brown, company G; privstes c. G. Sheel,
r. Scott, W. P. Wade, p. McMsin, J. Kerchoe.
fer, A. Capley, and @. Il. Rodgers, company
E; G. Richardson, and T. o. Sullivan, com.
pany Fl J. Gilhen, E. Ennis, T. McClusky,
aud +. Degan, company G.; J. W. Lee, l..
Francis, and S. Burr, company I.
Noanded.-col. woodj F. :. Head, color
sergeant; Capt r. B. Jordan. @. q. Rice, A.
F. Fitzpatrick, J. Morrison, W. Lawson, H.
Bossrt, company A; Sergeant Bradshaw, Mu.
sician Smith, ~ sGndwin, T. Abbott, and
W. N. Kane, company B Capt. G. F. Bald.
win, Lieut.. J. A. Jones, E. NJ Hicks, company
D; r. b. Owen, ]. Hauey, and J. Il. Perry,
Jun., company E J. McGahs7, Il. F. Jones, G.
SER, A. LsClsrc, and r Morrow, company F {,
J. Stanley, 8. De Wolf, W. Keensn, aud A.
Posslin, company g. 7. W. M.Carty, J. T.
Rhende, J. Smith, X. Hampton, G. Hosy, J.
Hoey, ]. Glerman, R. F. Cole, Company q ;
J. McQeeban, and h. Il. wipstantry, com.
panyL.
Surgeons J. M. Houston and v. F. s1al
low, aud 79 men, are missing.
IN TIE oEoRoETowN hospital
Tie following wounded we're received into ths
Georgstown Hospital yesterday,
W.Durken. P. Durphy,P Csllshau j. Canton
q. Fisher, N. Msloney, J. Sullivan, J. Daley
and J. Scott, sixty.nin,h New York; A. Dox
L. Haxton, 7. Copeland, thirty.thlrd New York
J. Abbott, J. 8. Miller, D. McLachsn, J. Kelly
J. Mastif, J. McGrain, J. Scott, W. Simpson
I. Il. Slater, seventy-ninth New York G. Den
sing, J. B. Whitney, g. 8. Hyde, and J. Rot
srts, second Wisconsin F. Bender and J. Pal
sons, frss Massachusetts; +. X. McKeen, secon
Maine. 80 1s It,.
The loss of the frst Rhode Island is thirtee
killed, thirty y-three wounded, and thirty thre
missing.
The loss of the Connecticut regiments
slight, probably ono hundred will cover thei
loss, killed, wounded, and missing.
The first Massachusetts, regiment, whic
acted SO nobly in the first fght, did not TAX
an active part on Sunday, but did great ssrvic
as siirmishers. In the engagement, Lier
tenant Gill, of company 1, was killed
The missing are still coming in, thus lesser
ing the number thought to have been kile'
: From the reports of the adjutants, we ore le
to believe that the number killed will not resc
over FIVE hundred.
ARRIVAL At THE NAVY YAsn--Supposs
f Loss Of the Resoiufe.--The steamer Yunke
Captain Wyman, bearing the Gag of Commsl
der Craven, arrived at the navy yard yeste. d.
D.. evening, in company with the steamer Relianc
. from the lower Potomac. She comes mp {;
j. coal and repairs, her wheel house having bee
stove in about week since by coming in col
}, tact with the Freeborn.
:; She reports that the PocnAontas is of Aqu
, Creek, where large force Of the rebels a
= building much larger battery than the e
4 mer ones at that point. q short distance hello
!, the wharf.
J. The Resol,lfe WAS sent to the Eastern Shor
on Friday last, to look after schoon
which was reported to be making her way
d the rebels with cargo of military stores, 81
Was expected to return on Sunday hut n
l. arriving, the Yankee and other steamers we
J. on search for her, bnt with no success. tt
}. supposition is that she has been seized by Il
!, rebels.
:. The lee Boat was craiaiug, at last scoouo
't in the lower Potomac. tot
The little steamer Gip,ey which is thoroue
ly armed has been sent to Port Tobacco cree
p in order to prevent the landing of schoone
is with supplies for the rebels, and the paasil
over of books, carrying information to the
d. cessionists
" General Mcclellan is throwing his fore
v. all along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
'e far as Oakland and Piedmont. General Hill v
st at Oakland at daylight on Tuesday mornir
r. though it was supposed that he wGs abe
J. moving to cut of the retreating rebels.
,e NAVAL EXPEDITION IN CElNA.-An Ame
N oan naval expedition sailed on the 9th Mar
laa& "a eaaaxd Nd Z nlonc thn -;rn- 20