The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-13

Tho following hss OF she sick and wounded IN The
Garrison n spital:-
mont cavalry. runshot wound Henry shotz - . 90
regiment srii isy fractured log 50 geant Maor Har
wo d, 1si regiment c,val fracture OF .hr Ieg hnor
kLg, 20 !, I'd New York Volunteers gunfhot wourd
In arm: A. Hawthorn. Co. B. Isl Pennsylvania, nghs
arm ampntsted, doing we'll
Siek.-John swift 10. 3. 6tn regiment cavalry,
typhoid fever, convalescent Col .Emsy, 9TH Wisconsin
Volunteers dyspepria; James Mccall. ordnance corps.
,hsum..ism; Patrick Burns Co D. wn Ns~ W. VIZ
consin. yphoid fever; Geo Tirk wscor sin n'er-
mttsnt !cver; Lisnt. Warner, reg Go 90 regiment
u. lat Connecticut Volunteers. diTrhGa: Capt Dddey,
oth Verm mt Volunteers common over; Capi ia o. d
win, Co. T., 34th New York, diarrh9a Cant W. I
Macgrnder nephew of the rebel General hag-rde)
lot United States cavaly. common continued fs'er;
fever; Sergeant Degroot Go !. lst cavsary syrh Id
fever.
General Kearney's OmcIaI Report or the
Battle OF June 30.
In the conclusion Of Gen KsArnsys ohcal report OF
the batte tho 30th OF June sludes follows
Gen. Robinson
have reserved Gen. Robinson for the last. To him
this day 10 due above all 9th In this division
honors Of this battle The attack hrs wing
Everywhere present, by personal vision and noble
example he secured for The victory. Our loss hss
D0en severe, Wneu ~ occurs
skeletons Of regiments, hut
ton be mads-ihat previous military history presents
parallel
Death or Col. Thomas Case.
BoGoN. July IL, 1861
Col Thomas Cass, OF the Ninth hassach selts regi
ens died this morning from the elects Of wounds re
ccvsd before Richmond.
Sketch OF Captain william StanhOpe,
United States Army.
Captain william Stanhops was born in Newport. Rhode
Island He the second son OF Captain John r.
hope, most exemplary shpmastsr for than twen
~ years. afterwards the first American merchant sstab
lishsd In the port Of Cardenas, Cuba. Captain William
eanhope served clerk In tho Qnartsrmastsrs opart
ment at Vera Cruz during the Mexican war. His com
mission captain In the twelfth United States Infantry
the time Of his death. He recruited for his
Auburn, N " and joined the forces Of Gen. Mcclellan
soldiers until the battles Of June 2o and 81 when he
FELL fighting bravely the head Of his company during
enc Of those saugunary contests.
The "seventh'' New York aud the Fight.
ing Before Rtchmond. ss
According TO the Southern account Of the battle
fought the lst inst at Long Bridge the "Ssventh
giment New York State Militia" the field
and sksdaddlsd leaving three hundred knspsacks be
hind. The accuracy Of rebel correspondents s really
astonishing The Major Of the Seventh regiment Now
York Volunteers (not the National Guard) called ~
ONCE Friday morning, and stated that his regiment
the alluded TO- and that the finding OF the knap
sacks the Geld occurred In this wiss:-Ths Seventh
Volunteers ordered n four o'clock in the Afternoon
join with Colwss brigade In supporting ths lett wing
Of army, which being hardly pressed Waite
Oak Swamp. General Colwel ordered the Seventh 70
throw sA their baggage away, enable them the
more easily march four miles the double quick.
The three hundred knspsacks alluded 70 therefore
those Of the seventh Volunteers The Major says that ~
the last engagement ned officer four captains and
one hundred and sixty privass Of his rcgimcnt were
killed and wounded. s- -.
The One Hundred and Sixth Pcnnsylvas
mia Regiment.
An ohcsr Of this regiment, n communication TO the
Philadephia Inqrer Of July H. says that his regiment
was ssizsd with panic q the battle ef SAvagss
statioa - the HERALD correspondent asserted but that
they merely fell back short distance by order Of their
commander and that when they rallied, which was but
short time atisrwards. they rsgansd and held the
ground they had lost.