Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-25
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED
SOLDIERS EIsOM NEMRERN.


New YORK, April 24.-The steamer Co.'S
sack arrived this evening, with LAT sick and
wounded soldiers from Gen. Burnsde's diviS-
ion, in charge OF chaplain j. B. Clark OF the
23l Massachusetts,, and surgeon White OF the
9th New York. Owing to the early closing Of
the government quarlermaster's office in this
city, they have to remain tied Oh board the
COssack all night, by red pe-ism, and will be
unable TO leave here until tomorrow afternoon
for their homes. They are generally in as
good condition as the nature OF their wounds
will warrant
Superintendent Howe together with Col.
Almy, Gen Welmore and other members of
the NV England association. have gone on
board with ice, claret jellies and other delica.
cies, for the sick. Chaplain Clark furnishes
the following list Oi names tor New England
papers, with request that the friends or
authorities may be at the different depols Fri
day afternoon and evening, to receive and
care tor their wounded and sick returning
brothers -
TwENTY~rHIRD MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT.
Captain William e. Sawyer, Co. Ii, OF Bos-
on; sergeant II. IL WINSTON, Co. A, Mar BILE.
head; prlvates-Jas. Dodge, Boston, Thomas
Sewell, IL. B. Pierce, Arlington. Chas. How.
land, George Field, L. e. Davis and John
Rider of Plymouth, L. c. Taylor OF Ipswich,
L. Goldsmith, ii. H. Lynn, ii. Z. kiborn,
H. Lunenburg, james Brigham OF + xboro,
C. c. Bannister of Boston, James 0. Emmer.
son of Boston, j. A. Macy Of Providence,
George Duntley o Lynn, j. Ii Richards OF
Salem, Frank Butler, c. Millet OF Glouces.
ter, Moses CHANNEL of Newbury port, Leander
Washburn of New Bedford.
TWENTY SEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS.
Capt X. r Swift Lieut.. Geo. Warner of
Ludlow privales Henry Rawson of Orange,
H, B. Allen OF Wendell, A. Porter Of New
Salem, NJ. V. French OF Athol, VIM. IL.
Sprague of Royaston, Geo NJ. Whitney OF
Dana, John b. Cushman OF Amherst, W. Ii.
Whitaker of Wendell, q. Martin Of Phillips
ton, Geo. Morse of Attol, Arthur King of
Ludlow, Fred. Batchelder OF CRANKY, Geo.
Duncan of Mill River VIM. Smith Of Great
Burlington, c. Sweet of Greenfield, A. B.
Wade OF Ludlow, f. A. Ingerso of Spring
field, w. w. Adams OF ChIcopec, j. A. Per-
kins of Chcopee.
TWENTY FIRST MASSACHUSETTS.
Jeffrey Vail of Worceste b. Conley Of
Boston, j. Goodhue of Shirley, r. Barry of
Dorchester, j. b. Cummings of Athol, j.
Brown of Athol, Chas Miller of West Ran.
dOph.
TwENTY-FoURTH MASSACHUSETTS.
E. A. Billings and L. De Rebus ul Boston,
John Hope of South Weymouth.
Also, ". A. Andrews OF Boylston, Co. d,
tweney-ffth Massachusetts,
EIGHTH CoNEECTICUr
Lieut.. j. Eaton, sergeant Clark, f. New.
comb, G S. Buell., W. +. Spencer, NJ. S.
Crowell, George Roswell, A. A. Buck, d.
DESTROYER, j. c. Goldsmith, George Upton,
d. Simmons, and o. Wright
TENTH CONNECTICUT.
A. l.. Frink, f. Tyler, G Peterson, W. H.
Rodgers, +. g. Bushnell d. l.. Smith, Isaac
Comstock, j. Buxton, l.. Capter, l.. Rickhain,
and w. Stillman.
ELEVENTH coNNECTIoUT.
G. w. Brown aud Z, Stafford.
FOURTH RHODE ISLAND.
Simeon Smith, e. w. Chappell, J. NJ. Muir.
dock, j. Henerer, sergeant Bates, and 4.
Reynolds.
FIFTH RHODE ISLAND.
A A. Greene, j. IL. Peck, Il. Aldrch, j. T.
Mann, r. S. Brown, j. Mcintyre
THE FIGHT AT ELIZABETH CITY.
Chaplain Clark reports that just before sail.
ing from HAtteras, Il gunboat from Elizabeth
City reached there, en- route to the headquar.
tiers OF Gen Burnside, with dispatches from
Gen. Reno. 1t was reported that Gen. Reno,
with $500 men, landed at Elizabeth City, AMI
while proceeding through the place was met
by the rebels in Il large force. A sharp tight
ensued, in which the rebels were defeated.
Our troops slept on their arms all night ON the
field and hearing that the enemy was largely
reinforced, retired to the gunbOats. In the
fight Col, Hawkins was wounded, Adlutant
Gadsden and twelve others were killed, and
about fifty wounded. 1t was thought General
Burnside would send reinforcements Our
troops are generally in fair health, but have
suffered some sickness from being SO long on
the transports The C0ssack brings very
large mail for the east