New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

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Geo IL. Stevens 10Th Mass, Co. I, lsft les.
Geo Hs-.inss ron Mess, &c. K. leg.
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Thos Agan let Gel Co. A. fracture q msxilsIy
la. ~ Liscoe 9th ". j. v. &C. a. right band.
Dan. W. Door. iih mi,h., Co. Z, EFF thigh.
The following died while ri Mellon House before
being removed TO Richmond, Va;
Li-u, J. B. psy. % " Y w.. Jaly4
6. ~. Kennedy. ,ist Pc VOL JOY =
Lieut.. Lowell iOh Msss., Juiys.
ssIsi. Icrder, lsN. y. jay 3
- Honsse July ?.
JACOB cole IS Pa ", July IS.
- Dunn, Ord. seTgt y Gen Nctc! JuT.
luo Pope 5th Pc. Rec.
Cnos r. Lees. 10th Pc. Vol. JAY :
And four Others whose rainee wes 1LtOe 10 Sostih
Most OF tie above wounded aIe still in the Rich
mond Prison, but moy be expected North soon
to-day. S.-Najog Barn1m Of the 18th n. Y. ",
reported dead in Tic Hera'd, is siive, wounded in
Richmond Prison. JULIUS 4. sEILLoN,
Surgeon il charge Ct go nded les field Of June ~
o. Bo.RD srKANNn VhNDgRTIq, Monday July u, 100:
The following is the list Of pe,sons who came or
in the Vanderbilt:
MAJ. Wm u. Ludlow Ger. D-1s STAT. LADY, child sod
servant; Cadet Wn. Ludlow sugeon A Shelton; s'tl
" ,he Rev 5 B. e. C5spa ,eh Mass ; ,5c
esd reieassd Capt Win > Snse AZ H. leu. zen, "1.
Weed; Mrs Bitis, Mi,s Burton II. w Blown in charge
Of he sicS A. EEtrlen Of BiooS}n .aPi IIhs pen pen
haitian on Jane. River Martin Il OoeI Of barn Nus
tang Capt J0hg g. BOWS and seT'lais Of ..s,5sr ~
S.ls P II Gibbs an r. J. Corr. ?. Campbell 4th r. ]
Kelsey D CLARK Co. X. 8th Conn j. J. Wilkinson, Co u,
Aired Wslleier Co D. sth y Vi David T. Ho1ie CO: G.
10Th Mar JAG H Ceok Co {, loth Nsss Patrick ~
Peter Baerbre,h Co. c, 44h N. y. Thonpon Coon Go.
va y Abai Ci9wiey va ~ !, yno'
CoNrEDERATLS WHO GAVE THEMSELVES Up.
The following are the names Of the Confederate
prisoners, who gave themselves Up before Richmond,
who have taken the oath OF allegiance:
Henry W Iho'' on C. Ti%oi5y A 4, Z. '5;h Va
J. Il. Sander, % re. Itchsso Pulley, 2o,h Va
John s Moore lst geo.
TIE United States Hospital chip Eu:erpe, Capt
Arey, from Fortress Monroe, = hours, with %s2
sick and wounded soldiers. arrived Oh Tuesday. July
-, OF Henlopen, passed big Breese bound north.
The f. was towed 10 the d;y by he steamship Van
derbilt.
About 100 o. her passengers are Union prisoners
on parole. Jacob WehIong, d. w. Dey Wiford
Waleot, james Gurley, Z. Peters, and John Cart
right died on the shiponly died on the passage.
Col. Charles, Col. Dodge, MAJOR Cliz, MAJOR Bar
nun, Major Ryerscn, Dr. c. Marshall, Dr. Under
wood, and Capt. Chamtlss We're passengers on
board the Enterpe. We are much indebted 10 Mas
ter Crittenden and Ward-Mss,er Emerson for Their
courtesy 10 the press.
The following il Z lie, q the names o. ,t6 Medical
STAT oi The Euterpe.
Md AZ DiTcsfoT--J. King Mtf1iit.
l3sHfa.t S.r0eo.t-C. y. Crttsnoer G. , ShIs,y H. l.
L. Bsyles. }. b. Ponce do Leon. {. Y. Wnl.e.
nedicai C1defs--J. III. Emerson, Wr. Ihufnsu ". 4.
Turner. Joseph Mason, g. W Enes, o. ". I!sy, Ed:sI
Draper. James Carpenter.
hdrol- Mrs Gdhn.
A,si,,e.. 1afrsn,-Mrs. DE- &ers..t, Me- btIten.
@p9tlnsry-J. L. Peabody
The following s liz. Of the ra.es Of the Gek and