The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

following aesputch 10 the Raleigh 7s,epah gives tn
iuis,st az. o-ht We have seen;--
| vELpoS, July 10, 1892.
courier has Just arrived hrc, aud states that
or ellht Yankee ernb'ats ~ The Roa ke yester
day, vito the III htest tce pened hon On d
meat upon tie town 81 H.mil D. The res / OF The
and ATTACK was orc faat kiei ON the mart N tho
hahtaits port ~ Captain Nhs.akers cayalry sas
before them resisted their landing ano succeede n
killing several Yankees h but two three woui des
amng Lis mea The Yaneo : are now IN possession or
Hamilton, always an nndefended place.
FLOATING BATTERY Ar SAVANNAH.
IL u now oiiciiiy announced that the ronclah float
ing battery ceaFsh butt BY tho ladies' Of thai liant
State, is no. cun,pete and ready Tor acti The
ment or the Geo cvnsists OF ten heavy guns she
VIII be COMMANDED by Lieutenant j. Pembroke Jones, u
Virginia
4 YANKEE REGIMENT SURPRISED AND ROUTED By
COLONEL MORGAN.
knox,mlR July is, 1862.
On the 9th inst at Tomrkinsve, Monroe county, Ky,
Col Mereans cHvalry supri ed and routed the Seventh
fennsylvanii regiment, capturing thirty. Among tho
pris ners is Major Thomas Jordan, who BROUGHT hire
last night Our loss is slightly wounded The whole
camp the enemy all tho stores fell INTO the hands
OF Morgan, including hundred hOad Of horses and
mules hundred rifles and large quantity Of aununi-
u and Clothing. II not Captain ewelyn, Colonel
Morean's Quartermaster, who killed, reported
but Captain i,rien. Of the Texas Rangers.
MOVEMENTS or THE ENEMY IN TENNESSEE.
KNOXVILLE, July IS, 1852.
General Buels forces scattered all along tie line
from Huntsville 70 Stevenson and said To number
socoo, including 500 cavalry. Mccooks div sion,
10000 strong Is marching against Chattanooga with
twenty Ave pieces Of artillery and BueIs cavalry.
Mitchell has certainly been sont 10 Washington under
arrest General Bucll Is now In command OF all the Yam
kee forces In Tennessee
OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN RICHMOND.
From the Richmond Dispatch, July 1871
On Sunday night eight hHndrcd wounded and sick
federal soldiers brought 81 this city York River
Railroad and wagons Amor g them were the follow ing
olcors:--Jno McKerns second Liententant. Co r. Sill
Pennsylvania; d. A. Moore, Co. b, sIst Now York; +. al
Denng Captain, Co !, 5lst New York James Collins
Surgeon ID Maine J. j. Marks, Chaplain, Odd Penusyl
tnnt. ant No ~
York; otto loyne Captain, Co. H. 10Th Massachusetts,;
Emile Berger, First Lieutenant Co. L. LIST untod States
sharpshooters John NJ. Fox Volunteer Assistant Sur
eeon. As intimatcd Disc where number OF the Yankee
doctors have resolved 10 stay and attend to their wound
ed men IN our midst.
very large number OF wounded federal OF.
fcers and soldiers brought from Sayage's
Station yesterday, via York River halroad. Hundreds
OF them. who could not be provided for in the Ccn,
federate states Military Hos iGal corner Cary
and Twentieth Streets necessarily deposited in the
depot q the railroad where they remained las: night.
own eeons having deserted them and repaired up
town One or more OF them died Am no the wounded
officers brought here since Monday evening Sivages
Station are the following the list including also their
medical attendants
VIM Russell, Surgeon, 9th Vermont; Geo. B. Cogs.
well, Assistant Surgeon @Jih Massachusetts Win. Pat
tie Assistant Surgeon 49,h New York j. D. BrumIey,
7th Massachusetts 1 sewe SURGEON lst Rhode Island
cavalry Chas NJ Ellis ASssttnL Surgeon, 9th Penasyi.
wanna O. Nuns n. Assistant Surgeon, 9Th New York; a.
Lunbry, Second lieutenant 96th ieDnsylvana; Jno H.
Donovan First lieutenant, 9th New York; VIM
Deltz. Captain. LIST New iosk; John T. Bel, Cap
tain, 62d Pennsylvania; joan DohertJ, Second
Lieutenant, 9th Massachusetts ". c. Bull First Lauten.
ant, 6lst Pennsyivaat; oso Miller, MAJOR, 18th Aassa
chusets b. NJ. Barbour. -ccond Lieutenant 5th yernonl
Charles Wheeler First Lieutenant 10th Massachusetts, d.
NcMickcn, Jr, Second Lieutenant 9Th Ponusy j.
J. Smith, Second Lieutenant, 4th Michigan g. Mallory,
Captain. list Pennsylvania; G. s. Newlm, Captain, list
Pennsylvania j. b. Moore Captain, 57th Pennsy wanna;
b. r. Jcnne Captain 9Th Vermont; d. F. Corbsn Captain
smith, Captain I'd Vermont j. L. Fiane, Captain I'd Yer.
mont; f. L. knight, Captain, 3D. New Jersey; w. d.
Wrish' First lieutenant on penasyyania; l. NJ D.
First Lieutenant and Adutant, 42d Pennsylvania; Aug
hitler, First Lieutenant, 2oh Massachusetts; L. g. McCau.
10y First Lieutenant 7th Pennsylvania jacob lelnan,
First Lieutenant Sd Ponnsyivanil r. r. Kennedy First
Lieutenant, 81 ennsy lvania ~ Goste Second Lieutenant
72d PENNSYLVANIA; g. L. Wood, Secord Lieutenant 6ih
Vermont; w j. Patterson Second Lieutenant, 62d Penn.
syyans; Assistant Surgeons Charles Voorhees,, Isaiah
Dewitt A. h. Hogan, Vim j. Sarvin and Second Lieu
tenant Thomas ID. Jones, 4th Michigan.
DEATH OF JUDGE RAvgNAL, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
(From the Charleston Courier, July Is
We chronicle, with the deepest PAM the demise Of this
highly useful and valued citizen. His health, which has
long been feeble, assumed during tho last two months
alarming symptoms battling all ciuris COR ils reinstas
ent aud Thursday last 10th inst, at Society Ill.,
where he had been temporarily sojoarning h. sunk into
that ANAL slosp which awaits Us all lie was the
verge o. seventy: Mr. Ravenoi belonged 10 class and
good citizenship we are now rsaping.
THE PRETENDED "RUsn TO ARMs.'
The following order, recently issued. shows that tho
rebel crush to arms is by means great ~ the
Southern presses would have US bclovo:-
GENERAL ORDES-No. T.
HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT., I
GRENADA. Miss. june IL, 1862. I
I. In conformity With instructions from headquarters
Department Of tho West 10 commanding officers all
posts depots and stations surgeons charge Of all hos
pitfalls and the Provost Msrshas at all points rous bout
the department will take immediate TO arrest
straggers the army and collect them In sufficient
numbers 70 forward them under comm oued officers
to their respective commands.
2 All convalesccns VIII be forwarded from HOSPITALS
Qta In cha sof rfp
and noncomnssonsd occr to their respective rcg
at the headquarters Of the department Of the West
In The field
g. All commanders and Provost Marshas will send pro
per scouting parties throughout their respective districts
70 arres; and ooect straggers from the army and CON-
vaesceDts and forw ard thc under proper guar u
their respective corpe with the army
T. The civil authorities and magistrates and all patri-
otc citizens Of every community in tho states OF Misss
spp and Alabama respectfully and urgently request
cd to aid the enforcement or these ORDERS in
qurng tina; all enrolled men be made TO report
to be forwarded to tho army.
s. To enforce these orders and supervise the move
ments OF to the army under Them commanding OFF,
and Provost Marshals will require sucmsli forces
may be necessary 70 guard tho passenger and freight
trans and examine the passports OF Individual passen
gers on NIL routes IN communication with the army.
0. These orders In conjunction with general orders No
II o. the zsn a. may onna III IRON THESE
by the chief surgeon, ali othcr orders issued having
view the return Of enrolled men to the army will be
promptly and strictly Observed and measures taken for
BY order OF Brig Gen Rursgies Cong Dspartt.
l.. d. SASDip6h, T. ). A., A. A.0.
Iron the Richmond Enquirer, July Ia. l>4&
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
We alluded briefly ON yesterday u te fact that
gotiatons pending between the Confederate and
federal governments for general exchange Of pri-
soners. Tho Commissioner Is Major General D. III.
HIM. who Is engaged la preparing the list Of ex.
changcit having deem sgreod that each government
should report the number and names OF all prison.
ers in durancc, parole, and wounded, and perform
the exchange by giving man for man. and in relation
olcers IN such ratio tho usages Of war have estab-
llshod just. The movement Initiated by the fede
raj government, whose special messcagor reached Rich
moad few days ago. by Gag OF truce, via City Point
and Petersburg. SINE weoks must sia,Sa before tho
change contaminated.
SUPPLIES OF POSTAGE sTAMPs.
large supply Of Confederate postage stamps reached
the city yesterday, and will DO dispensed from the
stamp delivery VI the Post 0ico to-day. They arrived
in tho Confederate States ~ steamer from England
few days ago.
MAJOR GENERAL. MANSFIELD LOWELL.
MAJOR General Mansfield Lowell passed through Mobile
under orders. fer Richmond