New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
THE KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING
OUR LOSS PROBABLY ONE HUNDRED.
THE DAMAGE TO THE MEaRIMAc,
Capt, Buchanan Seriously Wounded
SEVERAL OTHERS KILLED and WOUNDED.
FosrRyss MoSaox, Tuesday, March II, Il

An quiet mere up 10 noon.
This Britsh sloop-of.war RnaIdo sailed this fere'
noon.
A flag Of truce has just been cent to Craney
Island.
All tie papers of the frigats Cumberland having
gone down with her. it is impossible to obtain list
Of the killed and missing. The attest and most cor
rect account is 16 and it will probably be reduced
to 100. The names can only be ascertained at the
Navy Department, by comparison of pay rolls.
Matter NJ. 9. Stuyvessnt was wounded; also, John
Grady and George w Butt. The following sre at
the General Hospital John Bates, L. Livingston,
John Devin Joseph Resell John Gardner, Ed ward
Cobb, John Blunt, James Benson, John hoGlnn
Alex. McFaddsn, John T. Cavanagh.
On board tbs Congress was one company OF The
Union Coast G uard 99tb New-York, Cap< Mcintyre.
The following are killed, wounded, and missing:
KHet-Sergeaat James tapey, Corporal Charles
Tynson, Private, James Tracey, John Cauit, VIM"
lesley, Wm. Bell Richard Thomas.
W6und,d-Francis Needham, w. R. Radcliffe
Thomas Bennett Alexander Keyes, Samrsl James,
Charles Gill, Stephen Bremen Tor Brow1) James
Golden Joseph Galloway, lawrence Seurlcng.
Xssing-James Goodwin, Willard Delano, Den-
mis- Faye, Francis Kinney. Terrence M.Kenus,
Archibald Mclean, John Pe.snon, Edward Logan,
Wr,. Hayes.
The following aIs at the Arsenal Hospital, al
from the Congress:
Thomas Cannon, David Ferguson, George l..
Dean, Janee McFaddyen, VIM. Chapman, Patrick
Clancy. John Fitzpatrick Of the Whitehall, issso
at ths general hospital.
Early yesterday morning smai sail boat arrived
at the Newpor: News wharf, containing two zen
and woman, who represented that they supposed
the paes to be in the possession of the Confederate
md al IN b.
lish q store.
They we're soon informed Of their mistake, much
to their ohagrin and were conveyed 20 the headqua,
tiers of Cen. Mansfield. They were brought here BY
the Express this afternoon, and taken before Gen.
Wool. Aaer the party had discovered their mistake
they represented that they were Unicnists who had
for some tine past been endssvoring to escape; but
their first story is Of course more probable.
Lieut. Sslfridge of the Cumberland has been or
dered 70 tie command of the Monitor.
A flag Of truce was cent to Craney Island to-day
with dispatches. The officers of the Rebel boat re-
presented that the Merrimac, or as it Is called by
them the Virginia, had received damage but nothing
that was serious.
They admit the loss Of four killed and several
wounded on board Capt. Buchanan, who COM
manded h.r WAS seriously wounded on Saturday
and the command devolyed upon his First Leuten-
ant. The officers say little or nothing about the
Sundays fsht. Tie Yorktown is Osid 20 have bad
shot in her boiler.
Tie Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday gives glow
ing account of tie opening of the james River block
AIDE and ths destruction of the Congress and Cum
berland.
Il s stated that the Virginia, flag Office, Buchanan
commanding with the s,eam-.ggs Beaufort, Lieut.
Commanding Parker, and Raleigh Lieut.. Command
ing Alexander, lef, the Nsvy-Yard at III o'clock.
The commander Of the Cumberland is spoken Of az
fghtins bi, ship with a gal!antry worthy better
cause The total Rebel loss is said 10 be nine killed,
and twelve wounded. Twenty three prisoners ar
rived at Norfolk 90 Saturday night FROM the Con-
gress, one died on the passage.
The Monitor is said to have been seriously injured
By the Virgnia. Some Of our epnbosis are said to
have been sunk, both Of which statements are, OF
course, entirely incorrect. Oor loss is said to hays
been bs.ween $50 and | 200. The Day Book says:
Having cample,ely riddled .so Minnesota, and Dis
ablel tho 1t. Lawrence and Monitor besides, as
statsd above and destroyed several OF the enemy
+ puubontr, ia IA word, having accomplished all trat
they designed, and having no more maternal TO
work upou our noble vessels left the OF their
triumphs and returned 10 the Yard where they await
another opportunity Of displaying their prowess-
Ia The Rebel Congress yesterday the operations oil
Gen. A. y. Johnston in Tennessee were discussed.
Mr.. Adkins said hat nearly every member oil the
Tennessee Legislature had signed petition Sor his
removal from that department:
The Beaufort correspondent Of The Day Book
says ,ha, the Nashyille is now lying at Morehead
City.
One hundred VESSELS are reported at Hatt0rss, sup
po,ed TO contain re-enfcreemens for Gen. Burnside.
Ocraeoke Inlet q said TO DO blocked up with stone
vessels.
Virginia has been called upon for 40, 900 additional
troops.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March IL, 1862
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, tits evening,
states that all is quie in shat vicinity. A flag of
truce was received to-day from Craney Island. No
information WAS obtained about the injury to the
Merrimac She reached Norfolk on Sunday evening,
from which it may be inferred that she was not capa-
bio of making very good time.
Capt. Buchanan, who commanded the Merraisc
on the first days fight, is reported by ateegaph
received to-day to be wounded. Capt. Jones coin.
manded the Msrrimsc on Sunday.