New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26


THE WoUsDED MKS From Norm CARotiSA.-
The steamer Cossack, which arrived on Thnr%sy
evening with wounded SOLDIERS from Newbem, N u,
as reported in TRk TRIBUsE yesterday morning lay
al anchor of tie Bst,ery until o'clock. when sue
VISA brought alongside of the pier at the foot oi Muir
ray street, where the New.York and New-JerSey
sodisrs lsnded urder The direction of Col. Dlhs,
az we'll as such Of the New-Eughnd meu rs it w's
cousidered sysablc 10 keep in TIC city until their
wounds were healed. The wounded were placed IN
anbuhnces aud driven TO The Hospitals. Tue Cos
aacL then proceeded TO tho foot Of Twenty y-seventh
street. +. r., where such Of the New-EDgland men
"a were able. disembsrked and took the Newiiaveu
Railroad cars for home. Col. Bis, Superintendent,
Of the hospital attended by the SdIg cal Committee,
Gas on band paying prompt aud full attention to the
wants Of the disabled men belonging to this State
and Now jersey, while Cola. Howe and Almy
looked after the soldiers from Massachusetts Con-
pscticut, snd other New-Engsnd States.
The following are the names of the soldiers who
were removed to the Park Barracks:
sEw.YoRK VOLUNTEERS.
w. Mn;, s' R.'men, rs's.s NeT Yo,t .eVs ey.,
+. T. Beatty. slst Regiment "hsahs d. o''es' o"'H'J
wonudrd g. bead. W.,
lloyd e. Pug.l-y 5l,t Regiment Fort Chester He~'ioh
Wa nsi,er. sis. R.1iu.u'. e.oosvn; wounded in trs.
ohn Nr on Rrgineui. hlbaHy shot through the s
oeorss Cain 5st Regiment, WoIcesier Newton sno' IN
Nchssl F.h.y sis, ReFiment, New York shot 10 leg
Edward stsad Brookbn n stb fe~ yors wounded sshty
srw-JERsEr VOLUNTEERS.
John I,orsnoe Gloucester Co, y. j.. lost both less
1housg IN, .msn. do wounded in iegs
jons,h.n B-ils st,Ibop. sus..t Co, los' ono leg.
Job Hrri,sse. ts.e May wounded Ia thii1
t-o.E- r. Worth. Ocean Co.. ~ot ndrd = of-sr arc SIN
WIN P Birch Alowsystowp ~ j., bsay wounded, brs.ss
Wm Mile. Newnt slightly wounded
Jacob N.wnircb. PAtsis u, woshded sishily
y4rd Goldsaiih ps.er'en. wousdrd b.dy IN los.
Thoms. Feeusbso Hcury p.es, botn ss'ereJ wounded
ns,ii McK-lvry Toms River, .ick wiih f,ver
Jacob Aunlics Wsr,n Co, wounded 10 br:"t
nm. B 81 .. PsiDtsa -osns.d ip = s,nd ano.
Johr Power. Csmo-n. fever.
ti,ox- =. Ribbey. MlilfOot. fever. .
Jsa.s ry worth 5sI P,nns, ysis Regiment wounded 10
the b4Dd
William Radigsu, Sis, Regiment wounded in both
LEGS. and Capt. Hor kinson, 9th New-Jersey Reg
u,en,, ,ick with typhus fever ard wounded in one
leg, wtre sert to lie City liOsI ital.
Li.nt. George Warner 27tb Massachusetts,, foot
ampu,a,ed CAPT Il. r. Swift. 9th Massachusetts,.
yrupe- shot wound in the leg Orderly Sergeant X.
s. Brownell 5h Rhode Leland, wounded in foot; j.
". Tredell. als, Penusy lvania, und Geo. y. Davis
both convsiesc,nt from fever, were removed 10 tie
room. OF tho Soldiers Relief Association, No. lyi
Broadway, and kindly cared for by the volunteer
nurses aud - corps of surgeons. There was also
taken To ibis hos,.ital II German named Charles
B,euieher, 18th Missouri Regiment, who was
wounded at Wilson's Creek.
Mrs. DIR. Osgood Mrs. Stirling Mrs. Woolsey,
sud Mrs. Dr. Buck of the Ladies Association, were
in attendance during the day.
tla frD
msde his appearance and took charge Of nesriy sll
Of tie men from bis State. They were for" ard to
jersey City, where tho necessary comforts pro-
vided.
Fourteen men belonging 20 the Rhode klard and
Massachusetts troors removed 20 the Fall
River steamer, in which they were forwarded 10
their homes last evening. The remainder We're sent
Eastward IN the O'Clock tain yesterday afternoon.
Two -l-ering-cars were furnished, and every
raugrnent made to render the ride easy 10 the
soldiers 10 possibl. The transportation Of he New
England men was looked after 10y Cole. Howe and
Amy AZ the hospitals everything that willing
hands and kind hearts could provide was in -eadi-
ness for the wounded men. and all seemed to
vie with each other in attending to their aud
necessities Orderly Sergeant X. ID. Brownell, Of
Rhode i.land is accompanied by his wifi, who, not
witbst.nding orders has been with him in two bat
,les lie wetrs on bic wsIch-chain MIME ball
with which be wa, sho, through The lg, aud which
he hopes 10 t. ke back to North Carolina aud return
with interest 70 the Rebels
We amer The number from each regiment with
the place where the men were wouDded:
-Wheis woundeJ-->
Psci1--L Roanosa Ne~bcfn. T.,al.
II Ms.sAc I.