The New York herald., 1862-10-21
ARRIVAL OF TRANSPORTS

The United States steam transport Orioe, Captain
Holiness arrived at this port yesterday morning She left
Newbern N Co. October IL and Hateras Inlet 17th with
passengers and cargo OF naval stores, cotton
signed to United States Assistant Quartermaster When
leaving Newbern the wndwas northeast, with rain She
arrived and lay at Hatteras Inlet four and a half
days. with wind from northeast to eastnor heast blow
ing gale On Friday, 18th, passed schooner ashore
miles north Of Cape Hatteras light reported by the
Hatteras pilot having gone the 18th instant at
four r. N.
The Orole brings the following cargo116 barrels
stores 80 barrels grease barrels bceswax and 25
bags cotton.
The following is list Of passengers by the Orole:
Mrs. Miller and child, from Kingston N c.. Miss Carrie
Porter and brother, OF Winchendc Mass DR. Foss lady
and two children Miss Foss, Miss Ellen Breton, oil OF
Kingston n c.. CapainC H0smer and servant, of Com
pany b, Ninth New Jersey; wm Mcpharson, Of New
Third New York; II H.lwardwe Twenty seventh Nassa.
chusetts Wallace smith c. L. Oden, T. Mills, II. L. Gas
Boston Mass; John W. Haraden, Company &, Twenty
fifth Massachusetts.
The United States steam transport S. R. spaulding,
Captain Howss arrived at this port yesterday morning,
in forty hours from Fortress Monroe having ir the
hospital ship Euterps with $50 sick wounded soldiers
on board.
The United States steam transport rhos Swami Captain
Butcher arrived yesterday morning. in forty hours from
ant Quartermaster.
The United States transport bark Guerrilla Capt c.
Smith, arrived yesterday morning from Hilton Head s.
c. after passage OF twelve days. She had strong north
and northeast winds the entire passage,
days north Of Cape Hatteras.
The United States hospital ship Euerpe Capt Arey ar.
rived yesterday morning from Fortress Monroe Of
the transport r. Spaudng She brings two hundred and
fifty sick and wounded soldiers from the Army Of the
tomac. The Eutcrpe has been stationed at Fortress
Monroe since August doing service floating hospi
tal During this time four hundred and lftyfo sick
and wounded soldiers have been receiving surgical
tion and hospital accommodation. On the 9th OF August
about hundred and City Union paroed prisoners from
Richmond were received. The majority OF these were
very severely wounded in the days battles before
Richmond and all greatly prosraed from disease
and the III treatment OF their imprisonment. During
the latter part o August 100 sick aud wounded patients
received from Portsmouth Hospital On the 7tn OF
October OF these 450 sick and wounded soldiers $50 had
been returned 10 duty fcrtyon had been discharged
from the service permanently disabled, and twenty
eight had died The remainder in hospital
vaescng Rescnty The Entcrpe has been receiving from
the hospitals 10 the vicinity OF Fortress Monroe 212
patients and returns To New York with go IN hospital
having been fully tested and found equal efficiency
any well arranged hospital in the city.
1hc following the officers aud hospital corps
Of the Euterps.
leone. Assistant Surgeon; J. T. Day Tenth Maine and
Evelyn BsScll. Assistant Surgeons pso fem. George
Walter tuartermaster. James ,arnagan, Hospital stew
ard; Charles Rouers, Clerk.