The New York herald., 1862-01-04
DEATHS OF REBEL SOLDIEIS WOUNDED
AT PORT EO1 AL.

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DEATHS OF REBEL SOLDIEIS WOUNDED
All PORT ROYAL.
from the Savannah Eews, Dec. 81
Thefolowing Of the names d, soldiers Of the
Confederate army who were wo,nd Il. the bcmbard
ment of toft Walker, but have subsequently died.
Lieut.. t. AS. smart, OF Capt Davis my aay, South
Carolina Volunteers De Salssdres regnet died 81 the
no. p,ta. in this oitY on Tuesday morning. Wounded ba
ly the eng .genent Port Royal, endured unsod
agonies his moval from tn 6rli Of battle 70 tho
seaner that broceht him to Savannah The loss of blood
sustii.cd. coupled With anguish at the idea OF his
sacrifice beng unavailing towards gaining victory, al
told his shattered frame ami rendered scess all ef
forts to rs'.y him. HIS suffering were ntente ous
has found q beyond the grave.
II is pairl duty to record the death Of two
OF the brave Crolinans who fought in defence Of their
native sol. and the caase of tho Sonth.
Lcate.aat Messenger was badly wounded IN the m
duIingt the engagement at Port Royal He removed
the hospitable i'll Of citizen Of Savannah and
every thing done 70 him, but TO arail. He
leaves large family TO morn an irrepa' able toss
Coiunbus Hunt, another brave Clrolin also fell
victim the deadly bu els OF the enemy HIS leg was
dreadfay shattered early in the battle. Pneumonia set
IN ho y after and although he had the best OF medical
ATTENDANCE anu the ladies OF Savannah untring in
ther services. nothing could save him, and he died ca
Saturday morning, November %.
SOUTHERN VIEW OF british SENTIMENT.
TFrom the New Orleans Bee, Dec g.
The journals N various parts Of the Coae crate States
cfntiDue discuss the c.turo Of Messs, Sleil and
Nj Even those CT the North pursue The same nrse,
ard oi them, undisraayed it would seom by
tie t:rCfs OF Official ccns-re Lave actuai! had me a.
nery to condemn the ca tnre as unwarralted by the
laws vf nations Among the latter We atce paper in
Cilcinrati, and two il New York. There however,
be others With respect the South hary any differ
# opinion exists One or two prints sc as the
Charleston Mercury hlvc rel ictanty expressed the COZ
vic: that the United States Will be euabed to vn
cate the condcct o: Commander Wilkes, and to justify
his seizure of the Confederate Commissioners
in full accordance with the acce ted canons of inter-
natcI al law but large jory OF Southern ioi lists
refard the CT US wanton AID indcicnsbie outrage,
which no nation sensitive to ITS own no or, and tcaaco
flA
orions OF the Canadian press, We believe, without an
exception.
they have been, upon the qustns OF lw involved in
the arrcs. OF commissioners board neutral
events they cannot possibly be expected to Influence tho
OF u! affect the action Of British auth ritics
Were the clear the sunbeams; the public
and press Of the North and south alike unanimous
in rcprehcnsiun cf tho decd as naggant vi la:on
Of law and right, Great Britain would be wholly
unlikely permit her view Of the question To
be governed by our ine pretatioa. In the first
place tat Fowc is nc; at al given to suffer her cnntsc
with other natiors 10 be settled BY the interested
parties She generally the privilege OF Judging
and deciding FOR he sell. In the next the aisia II Grert
B,ifdin c dpend UPON inges es achih q highly
dtscua fer others 20 edag and oTpree. The rieFs CT
the British Empire experienced small cnbirrass-
men: IN finding color II law for any In; Of policy they
troubled in discovering arg inepts ans the
line OF pcy when 1t happened to ee h'.ie 10 the
ntef est exgency OF the hour. Hence The obstacles
which beset in enGcavuriag to determine in advance
the mode in which tho stopDage Of thu Trent and
tie foc.bc OF Mcssrs. Sdel and Mas will be
considered in Great Britain.
Still we are not absolutely left pure in the
premises. We may gather some indirect eY iencs from
rev:os outgvings of the leading London sheets and
from circumstances within the ken of intelligent ubscrr
crs. Tor exanp:e:-We are all aware that two o: the
prominent organs OF the present Ministry Ct England
have recently pot forth articles in which the aest
repugnance is inma.ed ~ the slightest government
teryenion the conflict in progress In this country
We aiiude to the london Ios and tue former the
direct exponent and defender of III. Pamers.on admin
stratin the latter sort of cunsi-irdccrdant ourna
which rarely offers much opposition the that
be- Both these able prints aiint the gravity Of the
ton question vet Il them Affects tbln that
the S,h stii very FAR from having estab sed
cln to be considereda government dc jactc white tho
other cooly advises the people OF Great ritaii ct tho
| bclligc.eBts fight 1t out, and in tie int rim do
without cotton best they may. Neither appears dis
posed 10 Offer the slightest hope of sgeely recognition
OF the Confederate Staes while both unc in earnestly
| deprecatug any int rvention whatever.
from this may conclude whether the British govern
Will DO likely to adopt any stringent which
| may expose the PROBABILITY OF a with the
uicd States. But ia are chsr ccnsd rat ions worthy
Of passing notes. Thc people Of the United stes and
eciay OF the North, arc heavily ind bted 10 Great
britain They money 70 her me chants and n
fac;rers fof large i'm port atoms Of gods lf to
| cas ont between tn, Countries this Vt in
dehlediess wonli be swept away, and tEg,sBd would be
ths 20, by many millions. Again. the United States
at this time has scaaccy any maritime while
r. yla.ds merchant vessels swarm on every sea Gad
90 an iraneose proportion Of the carrying taal le.
lie, be de- lcred, ant american prfrders vH isc
oG'czdG5e injury Birth hout exo ing tie
LFt.ed Sries 20 much dinyr Of retaliation. And yet
Gran the sofs OF the ioicra gDyorrn,nt and OF many
the STATS have been esteemed by British capital
s.s The cher than be usually obtained
in Europe. and ;ha national credit, well that OF
ye~al states. has been impaired Hence such
stocks i.li 70 immense nmJsrts In Great Britain.
W. have statement which pisces their value
high Efo0 900 COO Put !. half tha sum. and then
say whether England would rather bear a good deal
than ep< eoufct which would inevitably involve as
&c It's earliest uences tho utter ldiaon Of
the debt and the r.isery and Of thousands
Il E,gish families We think have sail enough 70
prove at rcisg jSrsoa should De startled upon learn
ing h1f Great 6sltsn p sa ra.s Leri out Of <
Iavscss capture Of the Confederate commissioners.