New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

Private John Hart 2la Massachusetts.
Private James Thomu 21st Massachusetts.
Private Harvey S. Hsdlock 2lst Ma'sschusstt&
Private VIM Flag 2lst Massachusetts
Private VIM Z. Truman. Els, Massachusetts
Private Geo. II. Williams 2lst Massachusetts
Private VIM d. Ryder. 2lst M~sschu'etts
Private Reuben A. BuEzell, 2ls Massachusetts,
Private Lewis Smith. 2lst Massachusetts
P'ivate VIM A. Aidrieh 2i.t Msssachuse,ta
Private Edward Coffin, 23ih Massse huseta
Private Wm Temple 2dth Massachusetts
Private VIM. H. Hen.hsw. 25th Ma,sachu,stta
Prvae W IN. Foldbrook, Marine Artillery.
Private Z. Foley Eth Massschu etts
Private W. Murphy, l7th Massachusetts
Private David Killer, IIth Connecticut.
Private Jacob Corn ll,h Connecticut
Private a NJ Green, sth Rhode Island.
Privste Geo n Chase 5th Rhode Island
Private Edward Aldrich, 5,h Rhode Island.
Pfy.e Amo, Chspmsn 4h Rhode leland.
Sergeant w. H. Dakin 3lst New'foIk
Private CLARK lockwood, lO3d New-York
Philip Roche Tsnance Riley, George Robinson, Philip
Seeuy, George A. Lee, servant TO Gen. Reno
Capt. Chspin informs our reporerthat Gen. Burn
side had received Reinforcement Of cavalry. When
the Terry left Gen. Burnside was sounding Oregon
Inlet. At Newbern and Hatterss the troops were in
excellent health and spirits.
The captsin reports that he saw an American man
of-war of the Delaware.
The sick and wounded soldiers were mostly men
who had been honorably discharged from service and
men on furough During the temporary absence of
the captain, soon after the arrival Of the Terry at the
foot Of Murray street. with one solitary exception,
the soldiers left the boat to sir themselves in the city
and see the elephant thus eopardzng the protection
and assistance reached to them from the patriotic
and charitable associations organized in this city for
their welfare.
TIE Progre" publishes the report to Gen. Foster
Of Vincent Coyer Superin endent Of the Poor Of lie
Official acts since disappointment in March.
n he xUhi aI al from be IA
Newtern to the LIST OF May $40 families of loyal and
disloyal citizens Of the city supplied with food
In some cases the male members were in the Rebel
army, but their families have been saved from the
horrors OF starvation BY the Christian iberality OF
Gen. Blu nslde Mr.. Colyer, at Gen. Foster request
has addressed letter to liberal persons at the North,
calling for aid to supply the wants OF the women and
children who have Ueen left in destituiOn. OF able
bodied fugitive slaves. 800 arc registered on Mr..
Colyeps books and receiving regular employment on
the forihcaiions, bridges and other public works
about Newbern. The LeRro women are fully Occu-
pied in washing, sewiog and making cakes aud pies
for the troops and are quite able TO support them
selves after having been within lines few days.
Tie negro families average five members, thus
making the number of the self-emancipattd IN New.
been established and placed in charge Of DR.. Clark
Alresdy $50 patients have been prescribed for 81 re-
ceiyed in hospital IS discharged and died. Supplies
for sick prisoners have also been furn shed by Mr..
Colyer. The report concludes 40 follows;
Altogether siI thousand per,ons have been kept from want
suffering and demands for food and othof necesstiss sup
pied from Il Ia office.
Below the Of provisions disbursed to May Il:
~ boIes bard brsss 80 bba n ur II bbs sugsr. bbls
coffee Is ercss rice IL bbls beef Is bba pork 3 bbls
bacon boIes candles 10 boxes sosp box tea Dbl salt
bbs mrsl tisee honny bbls. beans, kegs pe.' kes
vinegar bbl. Po,stoes q bbs onions bb mols''~'
broous sho,es 4 buckets.
Since the bstts of Roanoie Island have received from
Christian societies n tie loyal sstes lA boxes and barrels OF
choice and comforts hr sick and wounded ders
Of this division Thee have been of value OF ~
,aon all 60 200 worth o. hospital ores Whenever
eoncientiousy draw upon these supplies In aid OF the
OF Newb-r Without doing justice to our suffering
.s,ii-fs. have done 50.
Win your sud consent have made to open
the children Of the ciIeus OF Nss bern sula
hr building been oo.G.d the suPpies Of books received
aad the ir.oLe. s.ady epgssed Ia few dsys a't to
nEve Ut der
y your consent also openeds night school for the n
employed the and their families ana
tins way week h AL average attendance
of over 10 nsay 1he.e eyince The most eager
NJ .s 10 learn g. read These schools viii be supported
holly rilno .t calling upon the United States GoSernuen
for aid
Very respectfully your obedien, ,-Iysn,.
VINCENT COLiEH, Sup, Of tho Poo'.