New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS FRON
NEW BERN N T..


Daring Yesterday afternoon and evening q large
number of the soldiers attached TO the Burnside Ex
podition who were wounded at the Ba,tle of New
bern, arrived in this city, abou, eighyfour coming
by way of the Camden and AmbOy Railroad, and
the remainder on board Of the steamers Peabody and
New Brunswick direct from Newbern, n. Z.
Upon the arrival Of the Amboy steamer nj the foot
o. Barclay street, COL Howe Of Massachusetts, with
n Capt De Wolf Of Gen. Burnsides staff, r. II. Me-
Curdy, Gen. II. II. Baxter of Gov. Holbrooks Staff,
Vt, and Col. Amy of Connecticut, received the
wounded soldiers and conveyed those who wore
most htigued in carriages and wagons 10 the Park
Barracks The majority, however, expressed them
selves abundsntly able 10 march mile or more, and
notwithstanding the painful nature Of their wounds
they gathered up their muskets knspsaeks, and
trophies, fell into the ranks, and marched 70 the
Park. The large mess-room in the Barracks had
been prepared for the reception q she wounded
soldiers aud number Of chr mos, prominent sur
geons were in attendance, having volunteered their
services for the relief Of the sufferers Words can
scarcely be found to depict the scene that eosaed
In little time nearly every man was under the
hands of the surgeons and many wounds Of an ugly
and sickening nature were exposed and after being
duly examined aud operated upon, were dressed
cnew. large contribution Of baDdages, lint,
snd 20 FORTH made by the Ladies Relief
Union arrived in good time and was soon put in use.
Here sat soldier with his scalp dreadfuy laceTated,
and there one or more with their hpgers shot of.
Some had ugly sloughing wounds in their shoulders,
arms, legs and feet, yet oil bore up patiently under
their sufferings and not word Of complaint Us a
eroan escaped from any one present, but, on the
III N, I'D Al
that their lives had been spared and that there
was prospect Of their being again able to 60 forth
and rejoin theis comrades in the for the Union.
Several were particularly lively and paid more at
tention to the injuries Of others than they did 10 their
own. The Surgeons lsbored assiiuously, and in the
course Of couple OF honrs rad dressed the wounds
Of all.
Mattresses were then brought in, spread upon the
tables that the tired and wounded soldiers might
be enabled to obtain good nights rest preparatory
10 their departure this morning 70 their homes.
The following is az complete list our reporters
were able to obtain, many OF the wounded meu being
weary and much exhausted after passing through the
surgeons hands, DESTROYS Of retiring immediately:
MAssAcHUsETTs.
Ezra L. Brown Company 23d Msssschpss,t, resides in
ThOs d. Pepper, Company 9Th Massachusetts resides
90 Brnfeld; shel wound in len jaw.
James GuDnige Company 2th Msssschusetts resides In
Worcester; had fose-fnzer Of night hand hhot off.
VIM. Norcross Company 2Jth Massachusetts resdes in
1euplson returned owing TO dissby expects to be dis
cbsged
WIN. D. Steele Company O. 27th Ms,ss husct.s resides at
Ahicopee fsls iesh wound in hight hand
G. w Blanchard, Companyl 18th Massachusetts, resides
IN Hes.Doro; had four fingers shot on left hand.
Leroy bo.worth Company 9TH hsssschuietts, iesdss
t Westheld flesh wound ia right
Samuel fSnD, Company &, I'D Massachusetts, resides In
Lynn t-sh wound ia right arm
o mn Sergeant Company A, 2st massschusests; re-
soes "a DsidneI leah wound front Of body
Daniel David Davenport Company u, 25h Massachusetts
resides q, Mendoni right broke
Hiram bufngtoa Company c, 23d MsIsaehusstts; re-
sides in OloucestsI; ball Ia foot.
Jlsyn carer Soraitny 9th Massachusetts; resides Ia
Isai MaTshteid fesh wound r recL
bert Peterson Corporal Company c. 2jst
yesdes IN Woreesser shet through the musre Of TiS
joshua " bpwE1op, Corporal Company ID 23S MK,.scbp
se.ts resdes IN FoSboroi thell Aesh sund En- rhf
4. y. Barron, Company ID, 9th n.1acbn,.tis.
Amherst; one finger cd each hand. ' ' a.
Beeisnu j.. Fairbanks, Company f. 2lst
resides at spnnged wounded IN and neck wa.
With IN olo bIuide when be w.a; into the battle
,Tes X. Baker. Company d. 9th Msssschp,.tt, b.,1
Charles CLARK, Co. j, 2ith hesscust.ts Though the
throat WV
Jobn assersOn. Co E. 2s,h Massachusetts .Or.s srs.o
shOt on.
Morris DerAn, Co T.. 2sh Mas.scLuset.s; hand
Edwin r. Msrrit Co l. Path Msxischusetts; hind
Robert Rssb Co. 2th Msssachuee,t aeh nd In lsg
'uglt
xSeas sl..n. 10 a. ~; hs:ssotrst.i .Seraor ibxs.