The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

deracy will bo redeemed, and tile solcc of III. Army
Of the Potomac believe H. A better disciplined Set Vi
m n were never marshaIlsd together under leader.
We have news that the rebels have erected an
ir In-ciad battery short distance below fort
Darling for thc purpose or aiding that work in
rspulsion Of our .unboats when ,ney shal so ~
Sreiking OF tho Eunboais, am reminded that Fsg
Onic r Godshore igh has vessels 1T his commane
now did Far agrt make hs daring and scce sfu
push To New Orleans With the Information they have
recently possessed themselves Of tbs naval Offices
should ard doubt will, make dash which will dis
mfort the rebels mazngy.
The sick and wounded do not arrive a. rapidly as
few days since This morning there was not transport
here with wounded on board, pcssioy one mty arrive
during the day. Yesterday we forwarded list OF over
nye hundred names or hose board OF the Knicksr
booker. Most OF them being sent North rs II u
found that here does no. so we'll agree With their
constitutions, and consequently with thsir recovery.
yesterday for the purpose OF bringing down NJ
many Of sick and wounded as could be
namars movsment especially az the rebes do not wish
TO be sncumb. red with disabled men. They have
not the food to iced them, NOE sny o. ned cal stores
lighted II We would take Mi Their wounded prisoners.
quito number OF our wounded came IN yestoriay,
hsy ing been ordered by ths robes TO seoS their own
ca mps. This shows that they hare their hards full or
u ey would havo kept Of whom will bo nt
Tor duty Few DAYS oar loss ssIy ,,s ~ GOO @
men and number will be rsdr ccd n strg glsrs come
IN a. they have dote within the past few days
The Elm City has arrived. with about five hundred rck
aud wounde4 op board Most u them are sick. light
have died since sft Hnr scns Landing and others
die before sh3 reaches New 1ork. WhlCn place.
she leaves in few minutes We expect one moro boat
down 10 day with sick and wounded.
The steamer j. NJ Lewis arrived here his noon, with
about one hundred contrsban a, picked up ~ niiao
Point, near the whts House. The Lewis brings down
load Of army wagons hospital beds medical stores. Sc
which had been left IN the hurry atte dant upcn tie
evacuation troops she reports thst there
rebes sight At white Horse. does u appear that
the enemy ever he'd II since we left.
The Mystic. rom Yorktown Is In, but reports nothing
OF interest In that vcirty.
The eleven trunks OF the Rev. Mr.. Wilmer, OF Phila
pha, tho wharf day but no ne seems 10 Know
anything about them. think they gong on 10 Phi
ladelphia.
The weather Ia vsry warm-in fact. hot. The cavalry
horses, ding stiI In the SUM- are in profus1 srsp
raon IL s rumored that there have been s5ver cssos
Of coup a., silNi his morning
Erom all car SEQ this will he barren srot for nows
nor do jL'nk thai thefs viii be any impofM news
OF alyauco movements e may dai 10 owns
Mcclellan IL hard at work. and all frscartionary msa
have bccn takcn 70 prevent any annoyance ifem
Ls ensiny
rsnes river bnt IRON another quarter hc,isnan will
eccs and the whole country will, when the KIN 10
bit Cor tho present had better be kept auiss
Every ytniEg looks cheerful
:, he Tvy entsefh New York Regiment at
the Battle OF GoIding's Farm.
Col weiss or the Twentieth New York regiment, has
called at our Office for the purpose Of correcting the
statement published tho tth instant with references
Ills regiment He contrsdcts the report that when the
artillery opened his men became starnpsdsd by scms
srrightea mules and that officers and placed
nader arrest in consequences. The truth is that shor
limo previous to the sngs cement the Colonel places
undsr arrest for the execution Of certain order
which been rns'ntcrpreed by Of his field OH
ccrs bat released The regiment, he says did
not break aud run NJ thc battle bit, ate holding It's
or oi the ntd, toll pack VI hight with the remainder