New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

| NeW-fOrk, was early tDls morning et4ooeo tM
killed instantly with d bayonet by Private Jeha
Kessler of bis company. The company is dslssAa
from the regiment, and the mu der occurred a, Ii
camp on Sixth street. The offender was drum, Il
course. The Sergeant, attempting to put sop
his rio'ing was resisted, whereupon the Lleulsosu
inferfered, and Kessler drew . bsyouet from u
sheath and stabbed him through the heart.
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
The following deaths in hospitals here have u
Cured since our last report:
Jotn Stewart, b, 2oN Y r. D. woGdm.a hUsL
L. e zei.eneu,r o. MINI Oliver EN-. He''s SS.sUs
Corp P Fi,1.in.moos IN YR. D. Smith 3, 10 ?. Rm
Chas Schingermsn. II, 50 N.fGeo Torrey, L. ii Masa
A bert Richie, A. SO N. Y 1imothy Murray aNI
Corp r. q. Nevele f. 60 Pa John Fitzgerald. A. SIP.
M1cb.eI Msekey d 2sNY Orissdo She'd X, 7sHY
Abner D. Sprsgue. c. 7 Me J. r. Holt II, 20 n. Z
Cha, Drtby "a Me Battery. Corp Michael Cook, iwk
Ssrgt. l. baker p 20 Pa Corp NJ. PriDsle, @. ANY
Nm H. Hnnns. D. IS n. Y. VIM. Ryton, d, 70 Pa
Hugh Dixon 10 " T. Battery Dennis burst A. 10 Pa RM
j. L. smith, +, IN. J. Alex. MARTA; L, y P.
sers J. .. Sullivan u Mass eIgt Geo. W hnl BsSa
Edw. Kelly. Z, 70 Ny. J. srngan; Z, loi ny
} Borne. d. II nsn Lieut.. =; Rsnsiors Nh
Cb,s W.sver' D. 60 NY Aaron Clement, C, s. III
Jas NJ Eskew. 2 Wis NJ J. HUI y. IN
JOS JOS P ssf,on. 4 2 VI. John Constantine. g.. AMI
n ID Merrill ID 2NH Thos. Long. Z. ~ Mas.
We.l.y II Uutcbin. q, 10 Ne. Chas. Dodge. +. IS Pa
: NJ Ut,nau H. a, n 4. John Bs-Ed 6, 81 y
Richd Hunt, b. sOPa. ssrgt 5 c. BAKER A. loNL
Chas r. Fowler. y. J. Cav. Jss Young !, iJN
s-rst T. Hurley, :. % Mass Wm a. Rouse h lls Nj
II jenkins. +. 20 Pa. WIN. Hail. ca
MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE.
An Examination Board is ordered to meet in Pa.
adelpsia on October |. First, to examine canddas
for admission 10 the medical staff of the regular army
Surgeon Magruder is ordered to report as Presitesi
and Surgeons Abadie and A. X. Smith, and ASH
tant. Surgeons Dunser and Ash the de;-.. for us
Board. Acknowledgment Duns,sr will take cnai1'
of hospital at Turner'S lane. Inspector-Gen Pc
ley aud Medical Inspectors Cuyler and Coolidge sOi
Surgeon Milpau, have been ordered TO mais cor
slant inspections of the hospitals in this yidaay
The Capitol now fitted up a HOSPITAL, is put unSti
the charge of Surgeon Shipper of Pennsylvsua Vi
unteers.
THE FEELING IN CHARLESTON,
A private letter dated Charleston, July 26, Wild
South Carolinian managed TO send friend IN tie
North, SAYS that there is little doubt that with hs
defeat of the Rebe, army in Virginia, tie SOu.hsi
Confederacy ends Its existence. The hopes OF ."
South, he says, are s;aked upon the success Of aa
army.
The letter also states that had the battle Of Jana
leland resulted in favor of the NAtions, troops n
il might have done easily had there oeen 500 rOr
men in the attacking forces Charleston would have
fallen. Every thing was staked upon the rssai
that one contes, and the citizens were prepare
TO leave when the unexpected defeat Of Gen. Be-
ham brought them ,afety
HOSPITALS.
Large hospitals for our sck and wounded ~
being established at Rubysville, Buckeye vII, e.
Rhorersville, hear Middetown, Md. One huDt>
surgeons have been telegraphed for to-day yk
Letterman, and will lie sent forward in the mcrrs
Two thousand iron bedsteads and four ,hcaaa
beds will arrive at these places tonight, and qu'r
ties OF medical stores and supplies for the wOunds
have gone forward probably sufficient for any or
tngency. The convalescents and slightly wounaS
will he taken as soon as possible to Baltimore.
COM. WILKES SAILED.
Com. Wilkes has sailed with his squadron for"
West India wsiers.
THE BLACK REGIMENTS.
Gen. Hunter positively denies that he has s~
said or intimsted that the black regiments OF >'a'
Carolina were III any manner or to any eS'en'
failure on the contrary, be asserts tna' '''!
showed themselves excellent soldiers, AMI is feV.''
that the Government has at last adopted DIS p0"'
by authorizing the equipment and arming Of nwH s'
ments OF negroes in the district where II hsa Wv"
ously refused them.
lie SAYS that il this course had been taken Wv.
the first he might have had $50, 900 defenders w
Union to-day upon the soil OF the South.
SLAVES ESCAPING IN MARYLAND.
Thousands of slaves recently held in Maryisnu-
escaping in all directions, and very many u Wv
have arrived in this city within the last few av"
Gen. Wadsworth's Provost Marshal, who D" :.
previously considered binlself at Liberty, unds' '"
sdvice Of the Administration, to receive and PO.
the slaves of Maryla land Rebels, no longer ns'"'
TO do SO, the invasion having, In biz Jaisn'",
far ~ Slavery is concerned, placed haryi.n'
same footing with the Gulf States.
CONDITION OF UNION PRISONERS
An officer who was taken prisoner at Ceoa wv
tain. and has been confined in the Libby fri''s
Richmond and at Belle Isle until he was release
parole four days ago, gives most u''o' ill |
count OF the condition ia which Union pr''e'' .,,s
are. Ten men to his knowledge died in the Pl''i
of starvation. the last words Of one being P'''
cries for piece OF bread. .,,.cory |
The sentines are again indulging in their Oh 'p
Of shooting at Yankees who look out OF INC "~
of their prisons. One man WE killed by oes'D
bow who was on guard at the time wpen n.
proached the window. On another oeeas'0" ", Al.
ormant was standing with another prisoner " nina
window when a ball carried of the bowl Of tue RI
which bis companion was smoking ia
The officers of Gen. Popcs command arc w. .,s
worse plight than has been represented ~ Lining
in double irons, and sOme lave scarcely W