The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

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OF the case will admit Many OF the sick are
not seriously So They inca pacitatsd from active
because Of their having over exsred themselves
eurng the late engagement Rest and nourishment will
soon restore them to physical vigor 70 the
| OF mnskst and the eventual lighting with the enemy.
n going through this hospital, matter OF course
beheld sights Of remarkable and sad character but
aso saw not few men playing the sick soldier These
husr whe help TO swell the number OF reported sick
receve prompt attention speedy DISMISSAL and what
| y east acceptable, . musket and drilling.
s,sah oI New York Journal, IN letter
Dshed IN The paper he represents the Eleventh
regiment OF regular infantry got up very badly be-
saes losing largely In officers. am authorized by the
such statement II tho last regiment Off the deld
10 Inc battle Of the 27th lost tty prvaies killed and
wounoeo ana only one officer, Lieutenant Char Hart
ws No being wounded and subsequently taken prisoner.
HARRis0Ns LANDING, JAMES RIVER, July 0, 1852.
Great hda Among Us--A Moonlight Recioe-Great
LHahss'osm Among the Troops-7Ae Rt5d Batteries ON
Ms James Ricer-Tasir Fate-TAe Effect of The Presi.
denPs VisitGaserQl Sykes Dpisio,s-TAe Heat of the
Weather, dc.
Our DIVISION like the other divisions Of the Potomac
Army had an opportunity last evening to show their
power OF jubilant expression and uttsrance their
fullest extent Loud and far the air rang with their
clear shouts The occasion the passage through our
long drawn up lines OF President Lincoln, General
Mcclellan and staf II was after nine O'Clock when the
President and party reached lines Each successive
booming Of sautes made known his progress and, al
though our men had been kept waiting TWO hours the
impatience to see the President only with the
lapse OF time Some were disappointed at only boing
able to get glimpse Of hum by moonlight His tall
ngure Ike saul OF old, pointed out chief and his
long stoveppe hat unmary dress position at the
head Of the reviewing column by tho side OF General
Mcclellan, left no doubt as to the man. Az he passed
each regiment he enthusiastically cheered as
also was General Mcclellan. The effect or tho visit will
be splendid. II shows tho interest in the army CT
PRESIDENT Lincoln and is Of funment OF his
promise to furnish every required aid OF and money
20 enable this army to push into Richmond. Our tat
than words the services this division during
the past week In the field Of battle.
An order has just been issued every regiment Of this
ovision morning them what battles may inscrbs
on their flag There is not that does not have
a. hst to show it can always be proud Of.
nsprting effect troops Tie Inscriptions are to
be made forthwith. And here begps the noble record
FOR future history of the grand Army OF the Potomac
robol field battery on Windmill Point Ave miles be-
low here has been making demonstration on our
boats passing up and down tie river One of the balls
MT steamer under the wheehouse. cutting oil the
wires. Two more shots hit the Achilles and one passed
near the rudder OF the Nelly Baker, which carries the
mail. Capt. Golden said "Fut steam and lot her
drive, and she came through safely Our gunbsats have
put stop 10 this rebel amusement.
nnsxpected visit OF President Lincoln to this army
ms had an excellent effect. Ho before stated
most enthusiastically received, and appeared to BE-
much pleased to find the army in such excellent condi
d;yision wac soon rnS ~ . ~ & nsa unusIsonc. EACH
visited and reviewed in turn The division Of General
standiug its severe ,osses in tho rsc.n, uo.wh
very good appearance This division has rendered good
ssrvics or late, and has fought we'll At Gaines Mills
ana olher recsnt battles they have fought well Ind re-
pectsd credit upon themselves and the army AZ the
cheering was ma., .n,h. so~y siong sne mes the
and cheered both officers and men 10 wness tb,s avi
dencs 0, lively interest IN their welfare and sympathy
scanned 10 ha m.n umu rfSsaaens a IN ms part, no
and 70 be satisfied that he ARMY Of shs Po,n.esp
yet living institution and destined TO enter in triumph
The thnnasr ~ ~. ,nn % 11,"re very iong period.
the long lines Of soldiers and the rov nnSorm "s .h
onicers oil made up scene silvorsd by the rays OF
T nu ol Nigpt iong 20 DO remembered
days has rsndsed anv ishor or sxnopnr. ~ ~. " ddi
Of hl day not only bat to the unsCclimated
Somewhat dangerous The mornings and evenings,
nor.J.s al ,.ta Ma. - 49,. @ u o a. Ws .u
thermometer reached iO4 degrees in the shade n vas
not quite Us warm yesterday, but still enough 20 TO
hsau;,Iiyy ooi @ ia ,;, "a ms NE n,ol ling opsns
the intense heat of Yesterday and day before
Tho army Is rapidly recovering from the prostrating
nr s ana srsngsnened oy tne
soon be in condition TO resume ofiensve operations
Tho visit OF the President il also generally supposed
upohsnv a.vs'Oo ,.suss @ % wnicn w
condcncs OF the army are now fully restored and the
depression which over sxsrton and non comprshen-
tiOur Ind Aas
do not seem much disposed TO trouble us in our new
position Probably their experiences Of last Thursday,
them IaD h.v sISe
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS hoSRoS, Juy Q, 1852.
cdpsa'n oaa''es W'@s' ana me james Rirer fotiltd-
he No0as 'Wcers hoosee az m's Opportunity OF Doing
Coco ser"ce-Ine " "eo"er-A"isa' o Me ffes'aens o..
a" has'" I'T-he 'iaS ne 6'a's" war Vessel
1ason-s"s SafAks me Presaenf, and NE Fortress
Ansccrs, Gun for Gun, &C.
Tho action OF the Navy Department In placing an
csr of ability and In ths mat or Fla. onc..
OF the james river hot'A, IN the person OF Captain
Charles Wilkes, Is hailed here, and by naval officers
espsciay as ono of the best of IN. time.
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iS 20 '"o ""en 'ns "ssuisnS :" isS's IN rsiason 70
imbecillty becomes almost crime and II Is but fair
and trutho 10 state that since tho Of TN.
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