New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSPORT FULTON
WITH SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

reached the foot of Beach street abou: O'Clock
having on board 405 sick and wounded soldiers from
the Peninsula.
! The transport was under the management o.
b, gade-Sursson Rufus Ii. Gilbert, assisted by Doc
tore Bray, Fourslee, Louis, Bauer, Nelson Drake
Wilei,., and Mola.
! With few exceptions the eick soldiers were in q
convalescent condition. The wounded men received
their injuries at Fair Oaks. Yorktown and Williams
burg u Is source Of consolation 10 hnOw they
have received every attention that sympathy could
suggest, or surgical and medical skill aDolG. The
surgeons physicians and nurses did not fol ov the
example of some we could name, and leave the slnp
the moment she touched the pier, but remained eli
board, washing and dressing the wounds of the men,
lifting them tendel upon strctchers, and leading
them gently TO the waiting ambulapoes.
Co.'s. Bliss, Howe, Almy, johnson, and Mr. Har-
wood were on hand, with corps OF assistants, aud
line Of carriages that covered the wharf. The
steamboat squad Of police ever faithful TO the best
interests OF the soder, kept the backmen and bun
cry clearinghouse keepers at bay. a notorious
runner Lamed Brady was elected from the wharf by
the police with more violence than coinp0ried with
bis dignity, but he had brass enough 10 REMAIN out.
SIDE the gate and bawl loud as ever for CUSTOM
eTs. Many colder would be scslped and skinned
alive by these emigrant clearinghouse keepers
were II not for our vgant police force. Two band-
red AID twenty-five men were sert To- the Park Hos
pta and one hundred and odd to the New England
Relief Rooms; the others remained the port
until Sunday morning, when they were cent 90 tire
different hospitals. Colonel Bliss cent sub
stantial meal 10 the men who remained on board,
aud repeated the generous act on Sunday morning.
At The New England rooms and the Park Hos
pita the wounds oi the soldiers Were dressed, and
"A good supper was provided for them. On SUNDAY
about 100 of the men were furnished. with ratiops
I and traus pcriation tickets to their hones Fred
Guern. Co. #, 5Jth n. y, died while the STEINER
was coming up the bay.
LIST or SIGN AND WOUNDED.
J NEv.YORH RFGiSTSrs- Lieut. !. Grant, CO. D. ;bth
Lieut.. J. d. Wood Co. +. Io,h; A. G. Woed. Co. = 7tt
Corp l.. Decker 90. - 10Th; John Cullen, Co. o. $50
Cave Co h. slst Martin SiobieI Co Doth Geo lie ;ino.
Co T. lCch A. Moore Co. y. Ssth Il mcisushln Go Z,
loOth ?. sncdccer, Co b. sti I'd Kelly Co. A. Siai ~
CaiieTy, Co. y. I'D T. $. smyth Co. d. !lh Geo hlr.
Co r, ss,h u. H. Pay, Go. q, Bls.i HoleeEu, c. l.,
Sis Il. r. woaght Go. /, gsthi Geo " strains Co J.
s6,h Tho. NJ. smith Co. d. 4UL John D,.haw Co. I'd
john Hunter 9Th !. ) Ton tkins Co. II. 5ethj j lien.
dfcL, Go. s1a; ia. II Da.ah Co. A. lsth' j. Long Co.
ssi }. S Hop-on. Go. q. 7ld J. l. b. Mil 60. ash
| c. Ii. johnson Co {. 95,h a. Z. Young. G. D. ,ld J.
Huntington Co elst. a. TiomtB GO H. 8lst C. IT, hcc.
Co g. s8d H. Gardner Go. q. slth. C.. y Ia. Go. u,
7oh 4 Milford. Co b, 'ol6 r. bullock; Go % Sis'. W.
ciaf CO. s. lat: serg ~ Johustou. Co. q, "a y Griffin
CO. f. 3t @. hahbun, Go. h. 18th BERNARD Arifnn, O.
/ j. S-h fsye'ie hD'1 C ~ "a i. - Meoo' in' 20 -
aI.s; R.bei. kcnt Co .. 8isl. u \. William, Ca q.
latt: ~ Dou as Co l. 5ih Leon hebsst 90 >. - D..
= RE Co. D. 4,gh L.v Olden ca, l. oh; Levi niil.
Co T. s6h; Cbsrc. swe- Co u. @otn' Warren Aeai, Co.
a. john Robin 90 4 18th. r Gresor,. c.. n. 3i'h
ors, Moore Co III. iooth August PniiPs, 90 A. a5tl
Jos fsbcr co. \. 5ath; Carl sehurr' Co. A. '.th i-iie
Dupai-, co 4. 18th, scwsd Allen, O.. q. 57h iii,a
Doishrry c. NJ 5,ib nsr'ey G"1duoF. CO. &. Pth' ~
mn Co D. I'm. Wm. hoch. 60 +. Eth. Roo Nc
Co. H. ssh, michael Baird g r. 9a'h; Jo is itoa. -.
l. 75h r. g. hsJor g. -, STA iho, fiiz,tnld @.
s5,h: wm Maus.ou, Go. ID a.t, ?. .. sherman, 20 b.
1tn. Msiieson }. Couk Co. {, 4adi John III Co - -
"a haithol,Hrc 90 r. ',.h Algson.c s.".c., 60 IN
VIM roy b. .3thi hy D-sda Go. n. .9ti; iiy. 1tii
h,hs 90 .. .lh' Az aHfa'olio', 60, d. '<h; N,,-An
A,hn,on. CO. X soth ID " Banl. 60. j. sl., S4-f
Macon. CO. H. 4'th; Henry ba5cook, Co H. go Charles
stat; John q. swe'Sy Go. d. lstn, oi staHGh. % J..
esth: Caas beHne', GO H. s,'a D.. A,sHtFe =, = .sh
T. Icuney Co A. .yh sDJsnir Lester 70 p Ioihi Mica
fosnsn, 90 a. slsti honoE ,aI', Co. as. j. 1r. {
Duruut. Go. ,. ei., "siief fs'cn. 90 g. 500 n ~ bar
rey (baudl s,ih; tEsel Fail Co ,, tl. George tureT
Co g. sd Dafiu. Iuese 90 A. SAL Jsr's' d. smart -
Co. q ed; William Robiraon Go H. tHh, fhi sn3cI Doug
l., a. q.b Ki.e,,' Co T.. ~. 4 ssi,r 60 a. "a.
AEON D4..e Co H. g2di Aonis tossl Go A. eta, A J.
o. b ali, Wil, Bo.ieI Co -, ~, Louis Muller. Co G
-ht Chsrlrs Oull Co. {. 9Th. Robert &, O. ssni
NIrn,rl sb.g Go h. sOh; ssrsL v IT, Auchinoody 70. j.
ab Charlss L. Rarnzy, Co .5th Fernando G. Sings G.
an Charles rhinip Go l. 7ithi srfst William Amos. Co
C. iOlth Jcse D ,snsc. Co. Z - ceorgr Mason Co. I,
sls1. 10 T. Scam Co. H. 6Ist AHaor-of. GO. -. Sis
Jona Nasl- % A. - l.. Holm IT, Co. g. s'in a PINK, 90
I II
T. " Chee..nIsB ca. h. tis,i G. L. osboFne 60 r. iis
h Cook Co. D. 8ls,; Geo Cook 60 D, 5,ti &. g. Hines.
g. r. a5th, J. = aesserr. Co. III, Jt 1nos. Cornell e..
ID ID; ~ soyer Co. - 55,h. John shrh.n Co a, s.L .
Muihss McNeiiy Co i9th Geo iillen Co T. lo'hi Tho.
,fcl,ufney 90 sDth Napoleon DavsT 90. h. 18th
Steward Co , e5th; level Drase GO. II Istn Peter
Kelley Co II, S7'hi John " Laor' Go. ~ san a. Ken
Co g. srh; Fred Ausu'us Co l. 7sh B'a4ish WEBB Co.
a. 18th w J. Smith, Co 4, s'hi q. O. Van Gorden Co. I.
nDIslnAie ~ ~ a,j "a J. n Blsrss Az CO. + .s + No.,
"a - lla. len In ID EraI. a la ya.l
CO. H. Goth; Reuben Gillian, Co Sthi Nicholas Roach,
Co D. 9a,h Georcs yid,e Co. e'p; Ioha hey co ~
Irving WILSON, Co g. Ss.h; lly Perigo, Go. y. go,h Geo.
smith CO. T. 99th Oliver Goud, CO. y9th w Ii. MoJr-,
Co H. SSH j. H. Heco1. Co. Il, aothi NJ Mcclure, Co e.,
PS..s,Ly..l. RFeixKS1s.-Jose,h Lowry. 60 ~ ed ~
L. Gordon co. g. SJtb j. H. Craig Co G. l05,h; SiTonP,
Co. l. iO5h l. ". Weaver Co. = 18th WIN. J. Noel Co. H..
I.d J. c. Noui, Co H. sSh W. A. Petsrman' Co D. s,,h
SON Co T. sth; GcrhsIt Co. A, s:th stephen Dodd Co.
s2d H.msn' Co. n o oi.h j. 3 mS,n,01 CO Co T.
keller Co. X gJi; Dennis aiahoney, Co. tlr o. Mccall,
Co A. lo?d W. G'esr' Co a. sji c aso ,n nc Go
Jesse Peck Co n 8yh Chs. IsnLnu.er Co. u al 81 Ses
Esrne. Co. IN % w Ss,nPos - r. a. ON 't w.,
Go. &, ss,hi Sergeant J. {. Myeis CO b olsi c..
Tbos g. Ayr, 90. Is. 9Th; DAVID Dks Co A. athj Mcnssl
Fgar Co T. 9Th N. O,ponnsl Co. G. 9TH VIM Lynn. Co.
John Mckinney Go. A. 7h Joseph GustOn, Co l. 9Th J..
W Van hom 90 Is, 9th: Nehemiah sayre Co; a. On AZ
~ 1.v Cp H. Stu; Curtis Dangis CO. C. 5ih Wlckigc
/ sn,,on' 60 c, 5ih; II. A. Williams. co. 4, 9Th.
| Mv.acgrsgTTs RzGisgsTs--Fai. Donlan Co 4. llth
IoIn f. s,nd(ord Co A. 22d Jo A. While Co. 4. ilth II J.
Gny,r Co c, 10Th; VIM H. Prou'. Co. A. 10Th; George
Gamer Co. lOh Martin Kelly, Go. J., 9Th; Timothy Don.
cine Co C. Ist Corn H. Wilbur, Co. - I'D; l.. H. Darby,
10 10th Geo Carpenter Co u, 10Th; Oliver &. Stics,
60 g. lth; Juo l. Day Go. q. llth Mich Enwnsht, Co.
| g. oh; Corp ID. l.. Mcs.er Co &, lsI.
MicnIGAS KEelaESTs-Gilbert ParTi'h Co =, ID Ran
tonr e. Pool Co. e. I'd Louis hu,har Co. &. 3d. ~ &. Par
t.r 90 l. 80; Abraham Is. Alderman. Go. |, 5h Charles
Harrington Co C. 5th; Buel Enos. Co H. 2d Milton BEN
amin Co. h. ID; Othoo N. Phelps, Co +, 5th Charles H..
Denbeck 90. ID. Sd MaT:ia Baroer Co D. ID; Lyman A.
! saves Co H. Sd; Athefly u. Clu4. ca. ?. 5th.
M,fNy REGfNgSrs.Chares u. Fowler Co. +, I'll Alon-
M Tibbe,t CO. T., 7th; Jno Tucker. Co 18th: 4. o. Web
.sr Co H. 9Th; T.. B GsTnett Co X ilh EphIem Brown,