The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23
OUR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

OUR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
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Arrival Of The Steamer V1ndeliSBts, sith
the Hospital Ship Ealcrpe Ina sow.
The United States steam transport Vanderbilt, Captain
Lelevrs. from Fortress Monroe, with the United States
hospital ship Euterpe in arrived at this port yester
day .orenoon-
since the destruction Of the Merrimac the Vanderbilt
has employed tho o. troops horses
army stores also towing government transports 10
and from several points South
She lc Port Royal July 49, FOR Fortress Monroe with
General Stevens and star and two regiments OF his
brigade, consisting Of the Pitieth Pennsy vania and
the Eighth Michigan She also owed the gunboat Fiam-
beau from Port Royal to Hampton Roads
She sailed from Fortress Monroe July 90 nine p NJ
The following is the st Of persons who in the
Vanderbilt
MAJOR VIM n Ludlow General Dix STAFF lady, child
and servant: Cadet Wm ludlow, Surgeon J. A. Skeiton
S7lh New York, released from Richmond Rev. r.
r. Fuller, chaplain Of 10Th Massachusetts, relsased
yerely wounded in the head released CAPTAIN Wm. ).
ffase 4th Rhode Island; Lieutenant Frank A. chss ,
Weed, Mrs Burtis Miss Burton H. w. Brown, in charge
Of the sick; A. u Entricken, Of Brooklyn; Captain
John Pennington, Of bark Mis- ang. wounded VILE
passing Fort P0whattdE, James river; Martin
Cook, secnnd officer Of bark Mustang; Capt john g.
Downs md servants, Of steamer Ela City, Lieut. =. j.
Hoibrook, A. ID. c., Gen, stevens stan Serg ant T. II
Gibbs 4th Rhode isan. Corporal p Campbell 4th Rhode
Island.
SICK AND WOUNDED PRlvAYBs.
Kelsey D. Clark Co. X sh connecticat; j. J. Wilkin-
sor, 90. D, Is New York; Fl. Keine Go. G. LIST Pom
syysia ar,sry; w II an, sharsswtth Co. a
Michigan; Alfrod )leser Co. 3, 9th New York; Dan
f. Hoxio, Co. G, 10th Massachusetts,; James IL Coo
Go. G. 10Th MASSACHUSETTS, iasrck Marnhy 20. g. slh
Now Jersey Daniel 8 Jsncs, Co. X, 3eth New York;
Pete. H,enback, Co. G.. 44th New York; Thompson
major 92d yew York; John Axlest, Co. x, 4ith New
York; Thsodose Weed, 60. /, 44,h New York.
REBEL DEsERTEas.
Henry w. Thomas, 9th North CarVliaa; Hugh A. Nor
gan 9Th North Carolina j. R. Saunders, 81 Florida; John
l.. Moore, 1st Geo gssr. VI Altman 26th virginit John
Butler 2eth Virginia; Richard /. Puiy, 25th yirginis
Tho hospital ship Euterpe brought TO this port lar go
number aud wounded officers and soldiers from
the Army Of tho Potomac
Among these Colonel Charles, Of the Tammany regi
ment Major Clz of the Twelfth United States Infantry
Major Ryeslp, Of the New Jersey Vounteers Colonel
Dodge, Of the lightly seventh New York vounieers Dr.
Marshal OF the Berdan Sharpshooters, and number OF
other oihcers
The wounded men, their arrival here at once
visited by Dr. Sloan Dr. Lyon and Mr. Johnson Of the
army who ordered their removal TO the New York and
St. Luke's Hospitals whittier they taken by a
seamtug provided by these officers. The expressed
their thanks FOR the attention bestowed upon them by
the surgeons ard ladies on board the Euterpo.
Major Citz, who has been prisoner Richmond, de-
scribes the hospital arrangement in that city as most
wretched. There is sucency Of attendance Mt the
hospitals and frequently occurs that dead bodies are
Suffered TO remain in view or the sick until they become
putrd. He was visited by Generals Mcclellan and Burn
side and expressed TO them his belief nat Richmond
could not DO taken with less than 200 GOO men.
Tho sick tho Escrpe in charge OF Drs. Merritt,
De Leon, Baylies White, Shrady, eight medical cadets
Mcsdames Grifh Boughton and Merritt, volunteer lady
nurses, and Mr.. Critteuden, CummiS5ary.
Annexed is list OF the names Of the sick and wound
cd on board the Euterpe:-
E. p BY. Go. G, SD Pennsylvania; Sergcan. J. T.
Hays, Go. X 69.h New York; Corporal c. A. Fssy, CO.
D. l4h New York; FIX Clark, Co. II 4th Michigan; I. Y.
3oth New York; n II. Fisher, Co. c. LIST Michigan; j.
Anacrs Co. G. 9Th Michigan; ~ f. McCoombs Go. 14th
New ysrs E. Lorscy, 20 n ssh Maine n. MoGy -
Jersey l. Jones, Co. 57,h New York D. Ambrose Co
=, "a Delaware; n T. Cheney Co Il. s3d pen.yiyania
New York cavalry H. stcec.cr, Ariccr Masach lset,s
W. r. Pack LIST Now York artillery L. Gates, Co. A.
Tooth New York A. H. stekney, co. D. 4ta Maine;
W H. wart Co. i lst Long Island J. Murphy, Co q 9th
Massachusetts, John Smih. Co. G, 73i New York; Jas
McGann, CO. D, 81 New York; Jas. Mccrogan, Co. H,
goant Il. A. Brown Co. x, 3slh New York; W. Eblc Co.
S Ssn Ss q CO
Co. X, "a delaware; Q. Blair, Co. Il, I'd delaware; L.
Lowosr Co. +, ssh New York. Sergeant W. Cairns, Co
Isnnsslysnia Al Crown, GO. F, 9th New HAMPSHIRE;
| J. NJ. Hooks, Co. O. osa pcnnsyivania; j. Metzner
2. d.
II. Percy, Go. +, 9TH New YorS cavalfy
A. Haversiark, Co. D, 1st Pennsylvania reserve
Z. Billiard, &c. g. 11h Massachusetts, c. A. White, Co.
= 29h Massachuse,ss George Harsrsve, 90. H. sd New
Jersey G. Fuhlde. Co. e.th Pennsyyania J. howe
Co. K, oath New York; Conrad, Co. G s4ih New York
b, 18th Massachusetts,. d. LEIGH Co d, 9th Pennsyl
vania cavalry +. Kert, Co. g, 18th United States in
iantry G. Ross, Co a, 9th Massachusetts; j. II. Down,
Co K 44th New York; W. Pecks, Co. |, 6lst New York
p. Dconan Co. A, 8st New York. c. Prosneg, Co H. LIST
New York cavalry F. e. Vincent Co. g, LIST sharpshoot
/ 6rec C. m j..
G, 55th New York. f. l. Wood, Co. NJ, LIST Minnesota !;
Jas ksrr Co D. Is. Pennsyv. A. hsiarlan Co !
T. Skinner. 9th Massachusetts battery d. Reynolds eth
New York battery; G. A. Alton. Co. X, "a New lamp
II. sIst New York W. II. Iapham, 9Th Massachusetts,
battery: H. Gillespie 7th New York battery: j. Rud.
rcass wanna II. N. Wakefield, Co. II, 9th New Hamp-
sise s.fgeaIt p OCounor. Co. X, ssth New York J.
Bre9a' 90 J. 2sd Pennsylvania. w Thompson, Go. g,
9Th Ne. Jersey; - Jaskett Co. n, Tooth New York !;
Il. b. Morgan sh New Jersey Volunteers; j. y Hatch.
Co. X. 7th massachusetts, H. laydon, Co. @, oh Mass
W. Dresser Co. G LIT New Jersey; /. V. roolc 2s.h
Massachusetts: G. Tunk. Co. b. ssth New York; II Bur
Ss. sl fs. New E. sd New Ysy +
Breaker, Co. c, 31st Pennsy sna: H. Clu Co. b. 18th
New York cp. Rothrocs, Co. ., slss rsnnsylvan,a ;
unied states infantry T. J. Butler, sth siassa.
's Sss s sss" Dron Go 's ss,h ~ Now
York Corporal D.. srodie, Co. X. sist New York /;
4 ", ~,
teer surgeon c. Holman, Co. X, 7th New York E. Ebert
| Go. II, It'll Now York Major Ryerson, I'd New Jersey
| Lieutenant Cahil c9.h New York; T. Thompson Co. H.
14th New York ,. wust, Co. D, 6h New York Captain
r W. stanhope 18th United States infantry J. NJ Co
burn, Go. b, tith New York; c. Leay Co. b. Goth New
York Lieutenant Allen, New York cavalry; Lieutenant
Mills, ls' Long Island Volunteers Lieutenant Walton Co.
X, 81 New York; Surge Marshall Berdan Sharlehoot
crs; g. Howard, Co. d, 3tst New York W. A Osborne
Co. e. 10Th Massachusett f. Bernhard, Co. L. seth New
YORK A. Darrell. Oneida cavalry II. Porter, Co. X Gath
New York Sergeant E. Alexander Co. g, ed Delaware;
H. Ahousc, Co D. l4,h Pennsylvania Assistant Surgeon
T. c. sinner Colonel T. C. Char os 42d New York: n Pc.
hex, 90. ], 7h New York r. Ellsworth, 60. r. 10th
M.chigan Captain Cronn, 18th New York; r. Scanin,
18th New York; Captain Charbia, 9th United States
cavalry Lieutenant Carr Co. II, Goth New York Captain
frucsde Co II, 18th New York; j. McDermott, CO. II,
14th New York; q. w. Ehe, Co. O. 18th New YORK;
Captain W. Berg, LIST New York. r. Burton Co. q, l2ih
United States Infantry y. Mohi, Co. A. It'll New Jersey:
". Bray 90 B, 10th New York; Corporal W. s. Foster,