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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-24

Seventh anu Chestnut streets, cal-.e upon Il
souad Of hospit:l men, on the search for sun
1rv > E,sente IS. The guard den,apde | the passe>
of the hospital men, These were refused.
The provost guard then undertook TO arrest
them. The hospital men resisted. An add,
tional guard was sent forfron the guard house,
AMI with the e reinforcanents ensued a Skin
m,h on u >nlal scale.
The combat, occurring in the Silly night,
WI, not INTERRUPTED The guard tr.uml he'd,
anlthe hospital en- were captured ANA taken
i, the gllr l-hnAse, La the coni 'at number
Of mu<ke,s were broken and four m5n re-
ce;y.l b.ronec thru >ts, Iuless the hospital
meu had surrendered at the moment they DID
thew would have been fired upon. This or'ter
VA; given. At that moment the few spe"ula-
tors present very wisely took to their heels.
The action Ias.el fully three-qnarters OF an
hour. That tiriug was not resorted to Is tort'l-
nate. The hospital men We're said to have
been to blame. tor some reaSo.i or other the
ho Spital guard got to suppose themselves OF
0uite - much consequence rs l}rlgedler Gene
rals. = Pailadel phia American.
General Nelson Taylor declines to be the re-
ciDient Of the sword, sash and lelt which the
Common Council Of New York propose pre-
senting hi,n lie thinks the mon y would be
more properly aDpo .,tei III making pur~
chases of cork legs and arms for the disabled
priyates
Gen. Lockwood has released about two hun
dred and fifty Of the four hundred slaves, freed
in Avcomac AMI Northampton counties bv the
act of Congress for working on c nfederato en-
ercnch,nents, from their former masters, y
granting them the evidences OF their liberation.
lie made the masters themselves the witness
ses Of the fact that these slaves were empIoyel
il throwing up earthwnrk, for th1 Confederate
forces forces III that region.
4 new coat Of paint has been put upon the
old or main portiol Of the Capitol iii Wash
ingtof, which, as is well known, is not built OF
marble, as are the wings It locks as well now
at a Short distance as any other portion. Men
are engaged in cleaning the marble OF the
WINS, m portion Of which has becomc de-
faced by b; action of the weather. The sick
and wounded TIA We all lecn removed.
The New Albany lind Ledger, in refer
ring to the fact that Con. jefferson Z. DAVIS
has been released from nj itary arrest, says: -
The War Department very property decided
int IN q; III l;a a, n:itEler Nen>;ral5 Nelson
AM Davis We're on duty at the time Of the un-
sortunlle occurrence, (the killing of Gen. Mel
Son. the military authorities have nothing to
ID With the matter
Gen. DIX was authorized at Cabinet meet
III held last week to grant permits to vessels
Carrying Il: my supplies to enter the bar Q: Of
NNrtn L L L., 4o,A hit hn haS dpl,a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-24

The statement made, that Judge Carmichael
hal been released fonl Fort Delaware, is sup
posed to be erroneous. It is reported that the
Hon james 3. Ricaud has been rendered AMI
accepted the appointment of special Judge tog
the Circuit Court for * 7nt county.
PearIs OF small size, but some OF them OF
con.ideral value, arc now found on the coast OF
Scotland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-24

Tbs Wreck Ct the Confederate Steamer IONA
From tie London Times, October T..
The Iona a fine iron steamship, well known
70 Highland tourists when she piled between
Glasgow and the northwest coast Of Scotland,
was some time ago purchased l'y persons favor
able 70 to the Confederate cause for the pur-
pose OF running the blockade She left Glas
Cow on Thursday, and proceeded + Gourrock
Bay to adjust her compasses previously to her
departure for America She w1s there run III
to by the Chanticleer 4 fine new vessel: which
was returning from her trial trip preparatory
to going ont TO Ter station in China. The
ChanticeeG first grazed with her starboar1 the
right puddle box d the Iona, then struck her
about dozen feet nearer the stearn, carrying
away her after flune! and her mainmast, and
cutting her right through the centre TO within
two feet Of her left side The collision tooSz
place at ten minutes past seven, ant the two
vessels remained IN contact for halt al hour,
hanyng to each other, Ii was apparent, how
ever from the damage done to the Iona that
she would soon sink. Accordingly the whole
OF The crew were remove to the Chantlcleer,
and the two vessels we're then separated. Not
long afterwards the Iona went down IN water
one hundred ans fifty feet deep She was
heavily 10 len with stores for the Confederate
government The damage done the ChantlcIeor
was considerable.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Dem
ocratic Inasses--so says the New York Herald
Was held on Wednesday evening, in the Ac.
adeny Of Music, in Brooklyn, at which Mr..
Samuel Sloan; President Of the Hudson River
Railroad presided. One Of the resolutions
:'arraigned and denounced" the proclamation
Of the President enancl patlng the slaves and
this resolution was loudly cheered and adopted
The first speaker was the lion. Horatlo Sey-
mour. Mr. Seymour Was followed BY Mr.
John Van Buren,, who declared that he had
never supported Il candidate with mere salts
faction than he should support Mr. Seymour
lie denounced Gen Wadswerth as an open,
butter, enemy Of General Mcclellan, and gave
as bis authority for that statement Commlssa-.
~ General Welsh OF New York. In regard
to General SCOTS letter TO Mr., Seward he
said that the mode of his obtaining it was q
secret an that a most accomplls he'd and cui-
t.vated lady was helping him to keep the Sc
cret. He Mr. Van Buren, was but private
IL the rank: but, if he had command OF the
army AMI ever got 10 Richmond, he
would >ay,-''Gallant Greeley, Advanced
Forward the black brigade! Penetrate to
the heart Of South Carolina, and stay there tor.
ever" He declared it as his opinion that, II
there should De All attempt to make this a war
for the abolition Of slavery, and to mthe bru"
tai heots OF the South, it would be the high
est duty Of European nations; as civilized and
Christian nations, TO interfere.
The statement made, that Judge Carmichael
hal been released flom Fort Delaware, is sup
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
MAIL CARRYING BY BLACKS.

10 fsE Edisor Of TZs Be'soHJ y-naL
SIR: Sixty years ago, Postmsster-G enersl Gideon
Granger. Of Connecticut, who had been appointed 4
few weeks previously by President Joiiorson wrote
private Letter 70 seuhior Jackson Chairman OF tbs
Senate Pogtal Committee. urging the pssasge Of .
lasg agains, the employment Of colored persona ~
mail carriers. With that desire to protect the "Pe-
cular institution which Northern Democrats were
iust then beginning TO cispIay, he wrote:
Everything which tends 20 inc7esse their know
ledge OF natural Fghts, Of men and things or that
Affords them an opportunity OF aasociain0, acquiring
and communicating sentimene, and ot esiablisiug
cien or line Of lligeuce must increase your baz.
ard q. IL incrcss their moan, Oi eiecing their Ob-
,ect. The most intelligent are employee as post-
riders. Thesc are the most ready TO i1Srn and i1e
mort able 10 execute. by travelling irom day 70 DAY,
and hourly mixing With people they must, they viii
acquire information. IAry siH icaTA H9f . taaa'S =
r7ghfs 10 net deDeRd on hs color. They will, 10
time, become teachers TO their bIe hreu. Whenever
they wish 10 act they are an Organized co:ls, cirs
lating Intelligence openly, their own privately
Congress accordingly proDbed sny other tnsn
free Uhito persons 70 carry tho msiis. and st tie
prescBt time any contractor, oven IN ha"sschBeeits
who shall even permit, 20 the statute ruDs, nny
other shan free white person % convey the mail
anal, Tor every such ofsnse, incur penalty of
twenty dollars."
Early in the present seascn, Senator sumner Win
no small care, framed brief bin which reiuoycs
this dsa5.l,y account Of color from ;ds s'atuts-
book, and Il wss referred 20 the Sen5ts Committee
on Postal Affairs. Senator Coliamsr, chairman u
Tia. Committee, reported i. back With favorable
tcommeudat.on, and Yesterday morning, Senate
gunner calling i up it was Psss.d without word
Of debate. This toe lrs, tine within tho recoiec
ton Of yo1r correspondent, that any bill having I"
nsgro In t. directly or Indirectly, has been pa'ac
by The Senate witho1t debate. What good tiroe -
coming when tho negro questions sLA'l ali have been
lcsisated upon, and when tho Aideau race ~iii 10
longer b. bone Of contention ia cur legislative
halls
geAfegs,s A,fn II. 1902
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

. Mrs. Cen. Mcclellan and Mrs Gen. Marcy arrived
IN the city yesterday afternoon from Washington,
and arc now in the occupation Of apartments a. the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, where they intend remaining
fo- some time.
Arthur j. Drury. Queens messenger to Lord
Lyons, who arrived iu tie City Of Ncw-fork, leaves
the Everett House to-day for Washington. Capt.
Seymour, her Majesiy's former Messenger, is re-
called.
Gen. CadwoHlder, Philadelphia; Major Tyler, o.
5 Army; L. Pruyn, Albany Paymaster Bradford,
L. S. Navy; DR.. w. ". Watkins and G. f. Thorn
ton, L. S. Navy, are at tho Asor House.
Gen. Townssnd, Albany Hon. II. c. Young and
lady, Catataugus; Capt. j. NJ. Cuts, U. s. A., and
Nr. Mario and servant, from Hsvaos, are at the ST.
Nioholas Hotel.
John Guy vsssar Of POughkeepsie, Dr. Bigclow
Of Boston, Or. j. W. Stone Of New.fork, {. h.
Diraond q Iowa, j. Jafiray and lady, from Barbs-
doep, ". l.; DR.. Milroy Of tho 2Oth Toronto Reg
msnt, II. j. sedgwick Of Syscuse, end NJ Jewell
Of Nassau. N. p, are at the Fiflb-.veuue Hotel.
Major ". w. Wood Of the q. S. A., end n c. y.
Modlsyco,t and 7. 8. Stevenson OF England, nre at
the Clarendon Hotel.
CAPT. I. b. Hunt Of the u s Engineers is a, the
Albemarls Hotel.
Frederick Wane, the Secretary Of the British Le-
ga.cu q. Washington, B. X. Dobeli, II. Dobell, and
j. Ellis, Of England. and G.. Dwight Of Springfield,
are g. the Brevoort House.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

las. 10 end her husband Ia dcspsir she took pssssge
on the Empress. Her child received tbe nsme Of
tie steamer.
--Wm. Case, one Of The most prominent and re-
sqected citizens Of Cleveland o., died last Saturday
10 that city.
Thu Salem Gazette chronicles the death OF hr.
Nathaniel Swan Of that city at the advanced age OF
79 yeas 9 months and G days He lived 10 an
ancient-looking house IN North Salem, and wSs born
aud diod in the same room. During bis long life, lie
never slept but Ouc4 out Of this house. lis was
never afflicted with sickness Of sufficiently eeiious
character to require the services Of ply sician until
the final breaking up which resutsd in death. He
was the ast Of twelve children, all born in the same
house and in the same room.
Ten. Benhan has sent 20 Mrs. lIarrison Gray
OTIS Of Boston part Of the Rebel flag captured III
Fort Pulaski.
Gov. Louis p. Harvey OF Wisconsin, who was
drowned near Savannah, Tenn, while miniserDg to
the killed and wounded of the battle Of Piusbnrg,
wss bora at East Haddam, Conn, July 23, 1870.
His pareuts emigrated to Ohio and located at
Shaw msville in 1923. lie was educated nt Western
Reserve College. Hudson, and removed TO kenoshs,
WIS, 1870 TIE Hon. Edward SslDmo of Mil
waukso, the Lieutenant-GoverDor, now euCceeds TO
the Office OF Governor Of Wiscon,iu during the re-
nainder of the term, which expires on the first OF
January, 1864
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

returning 10 the lower part Of be CITY, the other men
will be removed in subuanCes and carriages to the
Barracks where they will receive surgical attention.
Tbose who are able will be cent bone by Col. Bss.
The Cosssck also brings the bodies of C. Denmsn
and Moves TownIey Of tho 9th Nsw.Jersey Regi-
ment. Both the deceased belong to Elizabeth City.
Among the passengers by the Cossack are:
c.o, M.t1 Mr J. w wiIsr. Capt n. G. o Oarden.r
NJ g. BmmhuN IT, P. c. Ls"gdop. O. C. judd tAdsm Co ;.
Express keseaseT) Capt L. Foster Of y gunbo.t W
All. Ga M H.yion Levi Lane. g. X Ssnhorn~, II. ID.
H.wsy, H. W. Wagner Ihos l.. Bell Robert Aodrs~'
NJ FdwNd Brown, John Csslt jss s. smi b; ~ ueS' W
Hildreth j. " Plss. VIM. Cu6 Lieut. To- o. olss NJ l. w.
Geo. Andersen. A. h. NJ Prat. and II woundee
Also, the following Commissioners Tor sex ano
Wounded: Geo. II. S. Driver and James w. lredsii'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
STATE SUICIDE.
Senator Sumner hAs received the following lettsr
from dis.nguihed anyer Of Maine.
geshfegsoa, Aprn Il. 1902

Senator sumner hAs received the following leitsr
from dis.nguthed lawyer Of Maine
sico. Aprn IS. lsC7.
nR sosga: Your ylopos. 70 consider tie seeded Stale,
Territories and 70 govern them such. moe'' N. sP
proyL Of al sensible n. fos Demoasy ouly excepted
ihsJ be e1c,psiou To th about tho proyons Of tho
ConsiilSton In this emergency {, Ike ,udng pstsn. Nth
sieon On inb 10 books Of dssllcs for Tho anoo
only IN avail We e ssrte that State ips tho rghl
ecedo from tie Union under tho ceastsncs Of tho Gaze
and W. are al equally acsd iht certain States have feet
oo'dsd Those who favor your plan, propose lessl.e
upon hs fAeis While those who oppose would .Ato upon
the ihooJ that because State rgi to ,sose hsIs
fore no ba,e ha ssc.ded, might well in,t hAt o. no
nun has hight TO steal therefore tnan has ever comS
larceny A. little common lawyers snd poltlc.
thfoss are reported have have never known then 10
quite ibi. length before.
Ths Rsbe Bises hsvo Seeded and thrown up their Cor
onA btats Uovtrnmsri there no rubbing thu, ont \yh
10 TO be dOns1 Treat them State. under IN. L. g Cou
utlonf Th., fiction Of law They srs not In ,o e,,,
under tba, Couiiitu;!on LsssHo upon 9 hc,iori The
Csbins. end Cougess mud 10 above such pasrnS or we
tho p.op- will make better Csbinst and Consr.ss .t th.
frsl opportunity. Yeo slI, piopoe TO legs rpon facts
You 81 yoa fsrSr lhs Precedent Of EuIop. which op
spc. de eteriined tho, the Rebel States were bes.r.
90 treat them such and they right Those st.s
b, tbe scl Of S,cessson, became either Teyr.ss, f ,,
United States foreign eneies 10 DO conquered snd
under oar Lava Did aaneI Csllfornis s...e or a
Tsn.oryl We tsad 'peal for anJ sld.nty hop, Con.
gree. win have enough 10 sdopt your plan and
W. look forward With gea, pleasure and hope to the eous
oasnc.shs amendment Of tho Conss,uiioa by tho votes
Of thr,eour6 Of "a. States striking oct the three fifth
Of representation ard the Yusitiys Slave Clsu's "a
called AID In tho total Abolition OF SLAYER, In the lAsd
by tie primo sct Of tire Rebels tbe.nsslves
BE: The God Of Heaven aid you In you glorious wo.t.
Very truly sud respectfully yoasf.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
MARRIED..

ALDatCH-CAsSiDy-Ou Wednesday Aprn - g ~
house OF Miuos Il. Frsbis esq. BY tho hev u hooes
Mr. Stephen H. Aidicb a Springfield, hss~. 10 hns ssfsR
v. Csssidy Of shis city.
COOK -YOUNG--Ou ThsrsSsy morpinf April a. d., -
Rev Anderson kormsn Cook IT,. of this city, 70 NILE
Deaphene Young OF rhilsdelphi~
phradelPhi., on Sunday. Ap,n -
by the Rev Be.jspia W.tsSu Wiusm Ears OF New on
to Anois A. dsosher Of Robert }. Fouion, 90, o. tae
former place.t
MEYER-KNUBEL-In this city. on Tuesday April - -
the Rev r. w 0ei.seuhainor. ki5s n Meyer 10 hletY
s.. d,ughter of Hermann Knasol. ESQ., Of this city
Boston papers please copy.
NORTBEY-BOYINOr rOv-fn S'n Frsrcsco. Cal. on IN.
day asfch ~, by the Rev. j. ID. BIso. s. Ncrtey OF
Alameda County to Mary L. Boyiust'p Of dsilowen Nc
REpMoND-BOCKU5-O Or Thurs1sy. April "a By the esv.
John y. Brown, John &. Redmond TO LstitS T. bocsos
both of this city.
NH!TWELL-CLARK-A Fort Pisin. N on Wcdnes-
day hpiil u. By tbs Rev 9 Hal furmsn n. Whitwe1
it, OF Fair Haven Mas Nts Elsis b. Clark dsughtss
VI fNllam ClAyk. e,a, Of Fort Plain.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
PERSONAL.

Willie the steamer Empress wss on her wsy 10
cslro With the wounded from the battlefield 81 Pits
burg Landing, the wife Of missing soldier who was
. ihe fight OF PttsbuIg gave birth to female in
,Ase The woman accompanied OF closely followed
t h,sbsnd TO Pitsburg and on tho second DAY of the
shs, while tie conflict wss raging around her, was
3Ssgec In searching fos him on tie bs,ile-deld.
'hls tius employed, che received gunshet wound
- fssh wound only-ia the breast. Failing 81
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
Prcindi.

M,
trHKuAL OtpgS No 34.-Sia: You viii forthrith soiNJ
the propn.tor OF person charge Of ,neh fho,nI
-ooa ,sd,n.gsun1s other p!sot Ia Jour proehe,
he p.rfoImssce Of ihssrlcsL oporsic, ballet negro ms
tler negro ohsE dancing. or any eiher flo ~
i,o, foYm.oce Or where hs performance OF any lnSis
ran. or serobs So exhibited thsI until ctets io
,cp ,.Libon .ks have besn Inst bad and obisirsd rsu
sn,borit, tht Is unls~fu that the e"roIs
ard .ssss Of the premise, whsTe soch exhibition ihss
,.ns. and tho nanssogS aad such Of TIA pniioIin
as "a III .xhitien li,bis TO the pTnslJ provides ~
s, th.t wine 'TonI spiTisucns liquors se 90
d az ftnhra 20 any pson N th- audit, rum on iooo
sorh n,c, oi zh!l,ion performance snJ spa tell
eoIn.ctsd thor.wh, By any deot wineor or suy on.
~ vis,t or sitont IL sry msnnor, or TO iutnia
AM ,ersshusnt .vo TIA sad,spss - sHeoSs,sss ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
THE CONCERT SALOONS.

CHANGE III THg MoDUs OPERASDi-hUm IA
PUN0ED-A NUMBER OF THE PLACES CLOSED
In sccordsnte with tho law relating to Conee''
Saloons, &C., recent, parsed BY tbe State Legsia
turs a, Albany, Superintendent Kennedy Last even
ing is.ued the following general order TO the CAp
tam. Of the various prscinois throughout tne ely
ny,,os oy TN, sug,T OF TIVE METROPOLITAN PoLcs,
No AZ Broom. street. corner 81 kln, Z
EEgYSEx, April "A, 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

Tie following are few Of the names Of the New
York and No0-Jersey volunteers, and the nature of
,on,e ~ The wounds, far "a our reporter could
sscertsin-it being almest impossible. during the con-
fusion incident 70 The arrival, 20 obtain any exceed
ngiy accurate particulars:
Vim Sll,l. slr Regiment, fssi'kil, Nsw.Yerk fever
Jane, %. Dsyis 49, y. dn~h isn,in. Newton i.T-f
VIM sadyra. 5ln h.simoni New foff he'h wound both
l. b B,I,.y slss Regiment, Thoa.fsld, osssa county
wounded ia bead
lloyd + PusIs, 5,s Regiment, Por,:hssteI, NevYsfij
I'm S-,son ;ls Rt inrul Albany .hot through ths veg
GsoI. .in 5i, R,Illuezt Wasss.o hsr Ysrs shSs In
Mshs,l Fsh,y sl. Reglu,nl, Nsr.YOrtj .hes In es.
Win Gul. ytme, Tesu@fd. Lbsn,i va; u. hsIAs'; 20,
wsh, f.,T1 6.S5,ss 1sS Dp5 Nesoa Ke6n.a
sofao Regiments ard nature Of wounds nos saosrsaioee
william JIc.soA o. ~. 9yb keglsen1, NSSfVri "OanSed
- sasad stuart BroosiJn s.h E.uYors wounded slightly
HEw-JIRsET YoLUHrkGhs.
John Terence. Giouee.,-r Co. N. J., ios. both ieEe
Josalbsn Bsrlt stsnhope. SG,,sl Co, lost enc let
G,a n Wer.b ocr.n To- wounded " breast and ,rm-
VIM r Birch A lovsystowS N. J, badly wounded breast
and back ho,pliali esp't 60
Win Muss Hswui ,ishsy Wosndrd
Jseeb y, gs.ieh. fs..ion. "euaasa ,h.I,.y., I.I,Iy
J.s MAh.h, Trense q, stfhuJ.
Tho. F.-Inan and Hrpy Insles both severely ~onndeJ
J.L Hsy~Orsh, alss PspnsJlVAnh hou''"H So'ieed a
Ds va Mex sl,sy, Tons River. slet with fever.
Jncob bumies Warren County uontace - ofsh-
Auos h Sgilss Fiainhrld, wGundr& IN hAa6
Rohsn A. Barns, Psttfson, wou1den II loot
John Pswsr, CApofE, fyyvr
t,so Y Hibtsy, mibrook, fever a, 9,
Cap Hopkintol, BOfdoniown, tJphuH fe'o sa " eas-
stlsA
IN 20 evening. Col. Howe and Col. Almy, frePrs-
se ting the States OF Massachusetts and Conns eIicus
vent on board OF the ye,sel FOR toe purpose " look
pa after the wounded sodierB belonging tori gimeols
from those s,stes and TO make srrsngemers 'for 'hsir
removal this morning. 1t was impossible TO obtain
liz, OF the Massachusetts and Connec,S ut men, NJ
nearly ali Of them Asd retired ossy, nyon learning
tina. thsy were 10. 70 be removed inmediasely.
Some Of them are badly wounded 10 the legs, srIus
and body, and quite number are 'Eck with isvsr.
Cols. Howe and Almy made hIquhies Of several
Of tho men 20 70 whe.hcr they sood 10 need OK any
immediate surgical attendance, but they expressed
themselves as quite comfortably, their main anxiety
being 70 return home Boon sa possible. The vease
will probably proceed THE morning 10 the foot
Tweuy seventh street, L. f. that uno Massachuseth
snd Connecticut men may no. sussr from long ride
through the city 10 tho Ns1-NSveH depot UpOl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOL
DITRs FROM ROANOKE AND NEWBERN.

DlEkS EkDN NOANDhb AND NfW DEhN.
The United States steamer Cossaek, Lieut. John
W. Bennett, commanding, arrived at this port ls't
evening. from Newbern, n. c.. via Fortress Monroe,
with a large nunbsr Of eick AMI wounded soldiers
from Rouuoke Island nnd Nowbern. She made the
pas.aga in three jays snd Gx hours, having sailed
from Eewbern on Gbe 2lst inst, Ha,teras Inlet on
the 12d and For.ress honne on tie I'D. The Cos
sack came 10 anchor of the Battery about o'clock,
a O shorty after was boarded by Assistant Adutsnt
General Col Bliss OF Gov. MorgsD's staff, who in
mediately made examination ss TO the condition Of
the Ne.-York and Now jersey troops, with view
to their ,peedy removal.
Quite large number of the men were sitting
about the cabin, but the m.jodty were on account
OF the nsIur, q their wounds, obliged 10 keep their
ber.hs Those who were about expressed them
re!re. ss pretty comfortable and expressed desire
10 get home 40 soon az possible. They said they
had been well cared for BY Lieut.. Bennett, Assistant
Sergeou White Of the 9th Ne~.York, Hospital
stewsris Richard Iieyitage and James Cook Of the
OH New -Jerrey and The following uursss: c. u.
Smith, % Massscbuse.ts: Arnet Hill, do; Ed
Jamefon, 5lst NeT-iork; Jsmes ". Henich aud
". A. Tilton. The men weis Immediately IN charge
Of Dr. White aud Chaplain J. Is. CLARK.
The following figures show tho number Of mer
r
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
aliIiiarp Notisss.

U1osr' a.. Hospitals for tbs Wounded at tho
siaTe n Tforhtswn.-Sppplios os Bedding. Drsssinsas
ID, ncas . FOOD. Wine, &C, recstvsd q.
No. 10 COOPER uhIoN. Third svouus.
Co <riSusi0n' in GS1SsSss22ayr srnoso No 81 w.us
The SANITARY Commission asks con,rissttone
Sr The AID ard relief Of Tie VOLUNTEER AhAf. ThesS
viii In eli proesb.y soon DO many wouadcd msn 70 proy@
for, and sur troops on ME southern coast sie
tho uohestty season approaching. There snstS
special need Of public hbsray be behalf - sss Ss
ae saaros DOW pendins IN Congress 70 s "A
depot. Of hospital sorss hc are irsintsissd at nssy
p.nss IN csnn.cuon ~tS every portion Of the s"y'
'-'''H' '''' 90 'A't csCsGE r srRoso Ir..ars
80 G. W ~ ssseH sssS.Astss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

CisfhinG. ,e,vrra .a
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

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TsCss. Nc. yossysl AL kinds Of Trusss supp0iSn
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bnsd Elastic Stocking, and Msls1icsl APphsncs' fef p
fotunles A Female attends Lsd.sa