New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Details Of the SkirmiSh Under Gen. Reno.
NAMES OF THE WOUNDED.
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FGRTRPss MONROE
> Via BALraoss, Saturday, April 70, lsh1
The steamer Thomas Morgan did not arrive ne0
till noon to-day.
A schooner was overhauled at o'clock this morn
ing, by the steam gunbos. Cobasset, suspicion Of
an attempt to run the blockade and enter EEzabeth
City. The captain was taken Oh board tie MinDe-
sofa, and stated that he was bound for Hatterss
Inlet. lie bad cargo of beef and pork. etc. His pa
pers were taken from him.
A flag of truce to-day returned with the schoone,
Mississippi, which brought down from Norfolk, yes
serdsy, IL Union prisoners wounded st the battle Of
South Mills, the location Of the engagement Of last
Saturday, previously reported.
The Union troops consisted Of parts Of Ave regi.
nens tie 2st Massachusetts, TIE jist Pennsylvanis
the 9th New-York, the S9th New-York, and the 9th
New Hampshire snder tie command Of Gen. Reno,
numbering FIVE or SIX hundied Ken. IEey landed
below Elizabeth City, and marched up to the canal
without oppositon. Tie object Of the moyemen!
was TO break up the locks The engagement took
place during tie afternoon, and Tie Rebels were
driven Il ON the field. Late IL the evening 1t was
known tast the Rebels were receiving re-enioroe'
.cnts, aad Gen. Reno retired dulile the hight
10 Transportation saving been provided for the
wounded, they were left in & temporary hospital, aud
Assistant Surgeon Warren Of the 2lst Maasachusoss
WAS detailed TO remain with them.
Several others, who were only alighty wounded,
left with the other troops, among them Col. Haw-
kins. wounded in the lett breast or shoulders
The wounded men, on their arrival here, were
taken TO the General Hospital and properly cared for.
They complain that while they were in the hands
of the enemy they did not have enough TO eat, bus
were otherwise properly taken care of.
The following are tire names Of tie wonDded
Lieut. Lev Hallm@, 5iat PeGnyivaaiA Co. ID ~ the eh
JSbn Dunn 2s, Ms.,.ehuet,. Company 70 the len leg.
T. Barker 2st Masssehuse't', Company Vi Ia TIE f1''
" W. Done 2ls; sa.saehass' Company CT In the fore
Js B. Brown Ola. Ma..ashuss,ts, Company intb light
Ga. IT, Walter Oh Sew-YOrs Company Al In The riss'
Wm Cort.lyou, sth New.Yort, Company b. in the hshs
John cursia 9th New.YOrt Compay in the le arr, sn'
Kelly 9Th New.York Company Z In the light side
O. w Wilcox STA New ORR Company r in the fsce
Alexander Denney 9Th hew-lorA, Company Ia IN me
Ivnl Harris, ssth NewYork ComFsny A; In the hight
J.cob Laniug l,t Pennsyi i. Company In the lowe"
jos. H. sssrfss 5l.t Pennsylvsaia, Company A. In the
BENZ Hyely 5lst Pcun'ylvsni, Company In TIE light
| side
Abraham Custer sls, Pennsylvania Company Ci In the
jacob s. Buskirk sls Pennsylvania, Company H. In the
lei,
Assistant Surgeon Warren Of the 2lst assSacnn-
.ett-, detailed TO ettend tho wounded accompanied
the party.
Capt w. NJ. Bartlett, Acting LeutsnantColOnel
of the Doth Massachusetts Regiment, shot before
Yorktown on Wednesday, and has bad his lef, leg
amputsted. He came to Baltimore this morning,
tad is doing well.
| FoKrRkss MONROE, Saturday, Aphl s6 1861.
Harper's Weekly, on its arrival here this morning.
was seized by Major Jones, on account of objection
able editorials and q map of the vicinity Of York.
town.
A flag Of truce to CraDey leland to-day took mp o
number of letters for prisoners and others at the
South, and also The Secretary Of tie Spanish Less'
tiou IL Washington
The weather is dsagreeable. Wind n. E.
All tue yard. and lower mas;s Of the Galena have
been taken cut and nothing eau be seen above deck
but the snoks-stsck.