The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

Co. John G. Hantley, third assistant engineer, sltghay
&c. Wilson Goodrich, boatswan, slightly.
g.. Joseph B. Cox. carpenter. slightly;
6s. Alfred Reynolds, masters mate, slightly
90. George Doiver MASTER mate, sghty-feaA, ~
10. John Gordon seaman, severely
II. Charles A. Benson, ordinary seaman, slightly.
- Edward Collins, ordinary seaman, slightly.
IS. John Ford. seaman, slightly-rotai,4.
"a. Jas. Nolan, seaman, Inortally.
Is. Walter J. White, corporal or marines, mostap-
70 Robert Lewis, armorer, severely.
g. Robert Grecnlraf, ordinary seaman, severely
80. Martin Winter, boatswain's mate, slightly.
g. John John Brown captain s Of main'0s slightly
a. Benz Rockwell. seaman, slightly.
90 Wm Pool, ordinary seaman, slightly
SO. Horny Walters, ordinary seaman, slightly.
ST. VIM. Wogan, landsman, Slightly. ~
80. Owen Campbell, landsman slightly. F4 .rsl
90, Alfred kced, boy, slightly.
81 Alfred jackson. mariae, slightly.
90. james Boand, seaman slightly. sss
80. jams McCumisky, ordinary seaman, slightly.
"a. Thomas Francis, ordinary seaman slightly. ~
49, Frank r. Hahn, third assistant eng neer, aIigbtlg
Total, d
90. Thomas Foster, ships cock severely.
81. Thomas Ford, Llndsnan. severely.
9S Thomas ii. Jooes, officers steward, severely.
80. Henry Stokciy, officers cook, severely.
100 William Askworth quar- tel master, slightly
lUl Thomas l.. smith, coal beaver slightly.
1o2 james A. Basford, ordinary seaman, slshty--
Total, !.
I03 John Lawson landsinan severely
Io4. Fredri-k o. g. Flax, laadsman, severely.
l05 Francis Nersa ordinary seamin, slightly.
l06 John Dunphy, coal HEAVIER, slightly.
1Ol. James Smith, lanusman, slightly.
10S John Titus ward room cox, slightly-TotAl. q.
1os Francis Moricre, seaman, slightly.
ITO. J. Harrington seaman, slghuy-Total, z
YarM,a.
Ill. N. Rean. ordinary ,man, slightly.
H.. i. Johnson ordinary seaman, slightly.
ll3 Vim. Joics, andsman, slightly. ry&
Ia s. Gordon, marine, slightly.
49, D. Mclaughlin, marine, slightly,
VIM. apnu chi
H. D. Mctiinuis. boy, slightly.
lis. J. L,gau, marine, slightly.
49, j. McQainn, marine, slghily-Total, . WK
motai kile
several vosscs hav. no. yo made their Official I:ro,.a
lam, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
Flag officer DAVID g. FAnaAcUr, Commandns o.r
In addition to tho above have learned that four were
two killed elsewhere by general the enamyn
less IN killed ard wounded is put down at over 0oa
thousand most Of them peishng board Of The rsSss
steamers
Oar total loss then, is thrtysix killed. and one hun
dred and twenty three wounded.
tbs CAYUGA DkRArMxs
Late In the afternoon the Cayuga turned her hsaA
victory Captain Bailey and Commander Boggs 60 home
in herthe former bearer OF despatehen 70 the Navy
suitable for his further AS passed the French
steamer Milan we took her dispatches board, and,
ccivng Captain Cewes' hearty wishes for speedy pas
sage we again or At full speed. il seems hardly
poss BILE that wshavc passed through so much suchs
OF time. Az mluugnt we ancn0r0Q AZ Quo-
rantne to await until General Butler could get his
Here wo found tho Uutod States steamer Mississippi
several gunbolis, quite number Of transports. ana
during night quite number OF vessels went up The
river loaded with troops
N,slsslrrI RIVER, USIrEp STATES GuSDoAI CUrAcA,l
"WEDNESDAY, April 80, 1862
WHY suREEyDERxp.
This morning easy went on shore and several
hundred prisoners just getting up from their beds Such
a.aad Ihev Np ha rDuA
ever saw They tod that the forts could have hclc
out three months longer against the mortar vessels but
when they saw Buffers troops in their rear, they knew
,hcir hopes getting supplies cut or and that
was the policy they could pursue 70 surrender
Many OF them evidently Union mcl.
rR stats poEIs-now DAxACgD
Icolversed with the engineer officers Of army ard
they inform that the main work Of Fort jackson
.ot materially 1amayed and II Is just teDabe 70 Gay
an il ever was. 1t IL docs not present quite a.
smooth an appearance 1t did before Tho bombardment
Ono or two q tho classmates damaged badly. 10
novice tho work ruined, but such is the
These acts learned from the best engineer authority
Subsequently visited tho orts myself, and was
prised to 500 the little damage doae. s true, thss
eadc wis destroyed and the earth torn up, brckwork
acfaced, and general ruin of small things was pre-
scented W the observers but when you came TO look a.
the work itself, IL looked as II IL was good as
Fort ST. Philip is good order the Grss-
day Of Aarh, 1884, The mortar vessels Area too far
shells thrown into that work at from eighteen hundred
TO housand and that over seven thousand wont
Of the mark.
Not having time to make extended Of the
works leave TO the HEaALDs army correspondent W
give a full description.
Oae thing which attracted attention, and forsibly
too tho terrible stencil arising from tn: swamls on
arose from The dead Of tie eHeay wAo died -
he woods on tie Morning Of The 24M, mcet Of
whom came from the rebel nota Hundreds Of dead and
wounded burnt up the decks OF tho vessels Prom All
lean learn have used up their river vessels and 60
pecialy the Montgomery notilla" (ths navy a this
State).
navy purposes on the Nisssslppi river
st. Cbarlss. Maryk
Victoria Yankee.
Norman. Mnitm~~
American Joy.
Whanp Hercules.
Beebee. Ocean
MillandcrA Mechanical, burnt
Day. sar, burnt.
Phoenix. Baltic
Cmqusrcr. lands, burnt
webb burnt Governor Moore, burnt
stone Wall jackson, burnt. Resolute, sunk
MacHas, sunk. Galveston, burnt.
star OF the West, burnt. Burton.
..N h..wsx Iana lara