New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26


man lost two fingers from len hsnd had ,liyht
Philo A. Msttison, Or. A, 9Th Conneeneu'' n''' s
RHODE ISLAND.
xv,.on colnor, Company l. 4th Rhode Island, re-
tides Pswucte, received eSmPosna fracture , .,
w. " Ti,6nsss, Co C. 4th h. L. gun shot wound IN es
Tbos H. LocIwood Company d, Asb H. H. wound In lee by
= J J,ms, n. Paine. Company D. 4.h n. l., arm
Georgo D. Lawrence Color Corporal Ash K H. resides In
PrOridsScc ,hO in right ,honl der,
Nicholas Mts Co Union Coss, Guard resides OF No ia
E1.. srse.aS street shf i si.l S.,nS r.s. at No.
81 Avenue Al wound in len bresst
John Donohoe OF aa NewYork Regiment; wounded In the
The three New-York men were permitted TO 80
home to their friends in the city.
NEw-JERsEY
Abner Hsmer Co. r. 9Th NewJer.ey sun-sbo' wound In
hbsolcm Hoover Co. r, sth New.Jerseyi hand
SURGEONS IN ATTENDANCE AT THE PARK
BARRACKS.
The following surgeons gave their services ~ the
Park Barracks, in washing and dressing the wounds
OF the returned soldiers:
DR.. D. l.. D. Sheldon, No 1Oe Bleeoker street
DR.. ]. p. Mann, No. i?e wes. Thirty ninth street
Dr. Geo II. Marvin. No schermerhorn street, Brooklyn
| DR.. James II. Anderson No: 10 uni'ersity place
Or. Henry :. Phmpion, Bellevue Hospital
| DR.. q. W. Carleton, Bellevue Hospital
| INCIDENTS.
| BALL EXTRACTED.
While Mimic ball was being extracted from The
shoulder of II. s. Gilmore of the Oath Massachusetts
Regiment, 10 bore up courageousy, and although
badly wounded, said he hoped to be able to renew
the fght in a couple Of weeks.
SAVED BY his NEW TTsrASESr.
Sergt. w. b. Hill of Company A, 2lst Msssaehu-
sets Regiment, who received flesh wound across
he front Of his body, showed bic New Testament TO
our reporter, which had been given 10 bin by desr
friend before going TO the war. IL was indented
with ball from the enemy, and was the means OF
preventing the probable loss Of his night arm. lie
said he would treasure no memorial Of the war with
greater appreciation than his Testament
MASSACHUSETTS, PoULTlcs.
Hiram $. Darlington of Company c, 23d Massa-
chusetts Regiment, had received hall in his foot.
He said he wss very anxious TO reach Massachusetts,
az be was going TO have the ball extracted from his
foot by poultce of good Massachusetts soil, after
which be would return TO bis comrades in North
Carolina. and with them share the remaining work
70 be DONE
! ARRIVAL OF TIE UNITED STATES TRANSPORT
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The United S,a.es transport New-Brunswick,
Commodore Disxoiub, arrived at this port last oven
ing from Eewbern, N. Co. which port she left on the
22d inst Her new. 10 anticipated by the George
Peabody, which sailed on the Same day. She con-
firms the rcpor, Of The capture Of the Rebel steamer
Nashville aud states that she has not been burned
She brngs as passengers Major Stevenson Of the
24th Regiment Massachusetts, and the follow ING
sck and wounded soldiers Of the Burnside expedi-
ton:
Major Stevenson. needs assistance Bos.on.
lieut.. Nichols, can wak; Salem
Corporal Garter needs assistance Quincy.
! Sofgesut Perkins, cen wAlk ssism
co o;poai ToWn.snd, can wall South Reading
serg-au, Awerdson, needs assistance Salem
| Private Lipghsm. can walk Quincy.
| Private Morse, can wth New.Bedfcrd.
Private Lake, need, t"i'.sneci NswBedoTd
! Piiyste Y. TeutoD, needs assistance; Lowell.
Private sIt.n, can wslk Be,srly.
| Private Williams can walk; Beverly.
priyste Taylor, can walk ssysIy.
sergeant Oliver. reed. as'is,aneoi AinoL
/ Private Taylor walk thicopte
csp,sin Ps1ksurat' need. s,sis..ncs TsDpl.,o-
Lowell eau wat; Northsay.9n
Mauson can walk; Wes,heiI
Mcmahon. can wAk; Fi'ehoUf
GoodenOush, needs ss'istanee e''fiDs
Darling. an wax rempistou.
, Todd, walk Wesih.ld
Dunn nurse Worcester
ðeiby nuI,ei WorsosisI
Smith, nur'o; w ofcetter.
Drury nurse Worse.,.r
Fairwea,her, nurse NestboiocFh
Mitchell nurse North Brcokteh
Those noted above as able 70 ak are wounded II
tie arns heed and about the body, but their injuries
are not considered serons. The most severe,
wounded will be placed in the Hospital and the
ohers will leave fos homo as soon as possible. Sur
geon Upham, who was especially appointed by the
Governor Of Massachusetts, came on with the
wounded soldiers and gave them his earnest alton
ton during The passage from Newbern 10 the city.
In his laboS he was assisted by Hospital Steward
Corporal Ementou.
Col. Howe, assisted by Capt. Dayton of the
schooner Highlander, will sec all the wounded men
safely on their way 70 their homes, and provided
with needful assistance to enable them 10 reach their
destinations in comfort before they leaves them.
The poor men are most Of them utterly destitute,
and they all have long journeys before them, they
will need, and doubtless receive, pecunary assistance
from generous public. They still remain on board
the New Brunswiek, at tho foot of Canal street.