The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-20

ply, ciiN Y. "
The Dsad 90 Richmo0d.
Tho following iselit ol tn, names &C s'l-
dieIs bclonling to Nsw Nork regiments Who
4. vo ieu in tho Nuu street prisons (hoTils)
suco the b,ttlo Of Mantvis Il /, osrtni d 70
=. correct hy .Hmes Pratt. Of tho hosritJ Ds-
-itment, "a lio imcni, n. T. ). NJ, who wss
b''ison Hos ptil Secretary, aud kept thu resyis-
ter;
DEATHS ~ rpIsoN uo.rtrAL No. I.
Aug. Isl, Wm. NJ Smith, ,ist y. Y. 9Th.
John Villains, private, 18Th y. Y, 1,h, Henry
T.. Hale, do, 1lh \. Y; 1lth, Charles Nc
Ayoy Corporal % h y. Y 1Gth, John 3. AfiL
George NJ. ArdTcvs DO, 27th n. Y, G; 29th,
Jacob Dvi.l, DO, 1lh \. Y, +. Nov. 14th
I's. Tibbctt', 10, p n Y. Y. De-. 17th, w.
g. Bishop, DO, ~, y. Y, G. 2Glh Capt. Nc
Q1,dc, Ssh n. Y.
DEATHS ~ PRISON HOSPITAL 40. ?.
Aug; Gtb, do1a b. .pey priyy.s. llth \; "
II. Nicholas d., 18Th X. Y; iGth, c II. Pcs
colt, do, 1lL N. Y; '0.h JJr. A. Campbell,
Corps, ooh n. " 22I. J. r JohDsnnl Jr.,
grivs,t,, 2S,h ~ J p aoh, Fc.nGh L. sesry'
I2th y. Y. vd; 1i.h. Ameuu, VI. Hun, do,
27h " Y, c.; llth, Charles McOonald, DO,
19'h y. Y, 2l 29.h Samuel roOias, DO l9th
EY. Oct 18Th, James n. hrC'unF, do, lfh
" I e. ~ bGNs lHIt l.AA| ~ alnNgn Nust iJth
n. Y, +.
DEATHS ~ HOSPITAL No. 3--GANGRESK-
Nov. SD, Jamea r. Cirlislr, do 7gdh N. Y,
"a. Dec. stb J. W. Bishop, DO, 27th N. T., l.
From R,boidpm.
rItE iIANpwRITING ON Tng WALL,
Files cf souJhe1. negslaPrs, uP to January
10th, have boen received.
A very ST. nit, sno article is Contained in tho
| Richmond ENAntNER Of the 16th inst. which
| we print below. IL will be seen by IL that the
| rebels begin 20 understand Gen McClellans
tactics and virtually edmit the situation 10 bs
a desperate one. The article declares that
Gems. johnson and Beauregard are held by Nc
| Clollan on the Potomac in q rse, and urges the
| vital necessity of an aggressive movement on
the part Of the South through Kentuoky;-
For period uncertain in Duration whether
| OF day5, weeks or months, the season commands
| a truce This Is the true winter. Tue first
campaign is ~ ded, and u tlnu has come whom
T. is no longer unsafe to review re.u IA and con-
| silcr With ca. dor the situation Of Que affairs.
| I7o campaign has beon stri-tly defensive.
w have gained nothing for WI have attsmyt-
- no gain. 1ha' w have lost comparatively
| I.stla Il actual l,rrit)ry during the latter SIX
| u.. th1 is due only 10 the dihic Ilt'ss OF inys
| 'o- in d cuuntr Tx this 'ho necessity ter
| 40 tp .p-cIerr half mill Of syldiers the
| .r.IL.n Cf tho sogtlorn volunteers and the in
! = iiuil Cownrl'e Of the uOrthe-n n mere NJ
! c.. l. however uulon1ble, that tho de-
| ens. yo % J ~ hcsi'1s m. moral rain on an
| ru.y tLrt awaits rep lJoi ant endless atthcki
! l,d m, c,baus.icu Of county which is tue
| crro OF war has given the enemy an uninter-
up'ni opportunity 70 prepare gigantic hoet
and To arrange il at leisure Tor the full tr'h OF
relative strength, when tho seasons permit tho
resumption OF ho,ulities;
| While tho political leaders Of the South have
| been Iepoang in dreams NJ approaching P1aee,
and while our accomplished cip'ans Of engineers
have been expending tbs r remarkable s-isntit'
&C. ingenuity in the erection ofwJrk5 as "ondsE-
tul, and almost as extensive ana quite as Va,aS-