The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-10


kev pvsr IN ohar A. M pr.A,ss Of the hospital hare
" Get the wounGsd lsft as the White House.
Ut b,adies landed o. Cum1sri,na LAnanes ano P.ns.
shs snsmv "a. hs,;w.r.h ~. ,.ts.s. Ana ons Nun
drsd and Ave wounded men were surrsudsrsd
20 the Doctor, anA he returned with snem 70 'ns
ssxalrv esms sovn ana toor thsm All sTsn.
including Dr. Bradlss He vas nnaly allowed TO return
70 the steamer John Tucker; but tns Ieosn saa sne
R,chroud nssnDon az VITA r.tnrrsd n the Jobn
Tucker picking up few wounded at Bigler Landing,
below Cumoerland, whom he brought down. He nso
.o,., ~ ~ ~. 1.. To.s ~ ,h" a. as trnc.
hereafter
append list q wounded men who were SAVED oy Dr.
Psmurs.. .nI rvsr IN sbs ,nhr T"cksr INV IssS
Henry r. Jackson Co +, Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry.
John O. Merry, Co. =, Fifth Psnnsylvania cavalry;
1ro. I.Ihsr. ~ r,,,h % panr.I. n,s c.rs,rv
John Arnold. 60. X. Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry,
David Camposll, Co. Q, Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry;
Tsu,i cnrSon ~ N Z ,S,s,,h Nsm yors vonntesrs
Jas W. Crumlsy Co. G, Seventy. fourth New York Vols
Aaron Benedict, Co i, Fourth Psnnsyvania cavalry.
"o'" ~ DAss w. u fo1''n 'AA''
Our James River Corresuondencc.
u.y,,.o,,. : .rn,,a Juv & 1aaa
.z,,. o uu,,.r orn,;on, l,c.ar 10 yo,uhern Omc~ys
p.,., y.,;.o. - ~ S,,.Yh C.n.yo,.h;p of McClunu
s,o,.o., = c-.o, E,,ori,. a. ths Ssvtn-Yno Bea,r.
n,,a nor.d NJ, 7,oor. from Cor;,ah % Riehmona-I
yS ~ ~ f
FURIOUS Andck 70 oe lmmeo'oseiy Mdoe o" McCkasan
at Harrison's Lamdiag-Rsbsl Ideas Of ne Summer
C,am,aio,, &c. &c.
- .
From the TWO repei omeers lprsoners) mentioned IN
throw additional ght ppou ths of tho rebels
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OSi ,a's 'ra apo1 .us'i ploDao.
the attention of the reader TO what said in resard 10
~ n.r.on., .h.r.o,s, ~ ,h... 80 ono... .na ~
'no ps'sonaA 0nAfAo " snsss TWO omcsfs, sna :"
their candor and ruthfulness. They alone, Of all the
prisoners with whom convsrssd admitted 70 its full
.. A., ..,,, -, -. ..,s,.. -.
exten the tsrroe INJURY wnicn We had nn,eted on tns
army IN the bloody contest from the 9th OF June to the
I'd OF July They alone bore unqualified testimony to
a.. .n.,n ..-....x - u.r,.,,. -h,,h a. our...a
'no sul"lo s"s'esy VI no0'eii~n "non 'ney oo"paou
to that Of TO the perfect and hap
~. -orn, ana r.,,;. .nnar - h,ch 49, .x... ~.
sno sn'c"Vs nannsr "non 'ney eAes0's ns
A.. ., our oDnos.d As sh.y tn.v ,h.n oss Nv
9 1a.1 -.
tonhmsnt not at the retreat itsef THAT thsy knev
.., tai. n,.c. Whenever th.v mov.d ,h., ov.r-h.,,
.'' ~As pi~S' "A'n',.. my n'o''u .n'N os'f"n''
Ing numbers upon our ittie army, with whose exact
numerical strength they were well acquantsd) but at
~. .,n.,h Ia sr.o...;,, ,r.,n.r T. -h,oh :. -. 80
sns superb ana succsssui manner IN which vas con-
oucSoo the unconquerAoe spirit OF our troops, ana
the bold and undauntsd front which We presented to
thauo evsrv sucesedinr morning during The ,aemorabs
seven days No ono but NapcIson, they said, could
OF an army Ike thsiIs ana no troops Dut veterans
csud nave nsid tneIn IN eneck as ours dia Ana may
more remark, nyben tnAt tnis reusas consiocreu -
asuccessiu1 stratsgc movement VIII always Do regard.
20 10 nstory - ons o. tue pest Ius o tns months ol
so sne IsDol wnicn 1enera oesowsd upon tns
army curing tne progress OF its ~ washington
compare tns Istrsat Win tnat burun Inere were
taousana times tne causes OF panic ana stampede
On the CnicKanomny tnI tnere were Bull
run. Auo why va tnsIe neither panic nor
stampeas nssst becauss sno .roops were discipneo,
ana naa connoencs N tIeH comsnusr. but 70 return
lnsy s'ass tnA. no.nlns gs.e .ns govern
nion. ~ HULL suCo ssosu. eNor eiIc1 ING oComence-
inent Vi tho pshinsus campASn, Aue uuring is wnois
oontnusnce a ns cohduct OF Mr. stanton,
~ hereing WIN McCenah psns, ana 10 refusing him
~. y INV ssns - ns sn,H sa .sen masn,ng
me ssonsly with wacn ~; stanton regarded Mcclellan.
noy Mse ~ ~ ~ ',s ony W.e anu Gu. up
o.. sc nSsar s =, ~ - ~, ~ oa~.rne AZ
DIV wnsa .i S " - - sons s. ~ -, no I'ninsu.
o~,sp, ara han th.v az s"r ss,s AZ 's 49, s'
wv" ,h,nn.,d o. 49, s,.s,
-. s,..asns h"r rin.ard,x ~ ~ oa.us ;
ss ,h ,n,,i,,o I.ah.rs os ,ha r.,as ..aI, 's Ill
- .a. ~ ,h.,s. .roo. ,sar an a,ss ,. ou, ~
,s, s ans @ a, p. ,a ~. 80 80 '. pou.s I liSn 1
i i. ,h. ~ a., ~ - ~. 49, ~ ~. p,,or,an ~, -. III
w ~ o., = sa,. ~ =, i.a..,s-s 90 ..ss. . 49,. " ".
p,, ponsu" tya ~ .No So " I. - sa - oS'es my mos
eolIo1.y sro av., " =. '10 "anins
,,n ,,naid s.oi,nss ~ ama,emsn, .na "a. hs, W.
VII n,sss S @ -. W - -. | =. AZ sH"s w
.e, LIN =; sh srSs " ~ ~ " " y ~ " 'As"s
s" phan, ba To-, ~ Nav csnero, p..ur.v.rd x,.,,aa
All ,h gsn.rais ~ hieh rsnS at th;. cn~nc,I ,h,
-, -, a,o sen. 1850 I ~ o ~, ,, :. :, , @ , Cn .nas
- pichmond ana for Isctsons divsrson toward. uar
orinth his troops began 10 move towards Richmond on
the various lines of railroad, and by the time il
glu hat INF f~I