The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

the rebels only waiting hong enough 70 thoroughly de-
slroy the magaUnes haul on their guns and Are their
barracks IN The the preparations for which seemed
simple s&rthsork Of bat little strength or extent in
which n2s more than two or three guns had been
mounted. u is oecapied now by something over four
are Of almost hourly occurrence
ssbseq' entity our party made reconnaissance OF
Fort PembeTton. which " located little distance this
SIDE OF wapoo river. Az passed up the stono tho
growing crops on either bank Of the stream Afforded
peasant the desolats fields below and gave
evidence 81 the security when the planters In the vi
cinty had up 70 few Jays SINCE enjoyed Vast holds
o. corn and broad acres o. beans--Ei;eEdei by the
pfoyi1ent planters ~ feed tbs rebel army but destined
BY Tho fortunes u ~ 10 converted to Uncle Ssmuss
us~-weiconea a. ca tAle rsns ald eiI ol, thsir re-
which "a q ha 10 u exp o I'M . the ances,
wafe "ne. a houe." fner MANSIONS, grounds and fur
nitnrs had been kindly let for Their negroes
remained 10 % our bidding. Thar horses and their
eait a. ioasl 10 tart, al disposal but they
sAsnessv-s hh bsca called away. and Obliged 70
fcF~ee the pleasure o. entertaining their visitors in
Ae.wshslsnasng this sad neglect tho part Of the
resi-sn's we aseamsa sayiy on ast the Pawnee tho
0tfawn, the Huron and st last far the Pembna
e.c speed saekeued .or ant Captain
i-sl bead . me after vessel Laing US through his
srsaAi Mtnfst, told ~ u 20 10 further or would
~ un3es TIE lie ~ Ne rebel guns As our boat YVES
anythits but ganbost his advice needed, and
slowly s~sns aTvand and dfoppd our aacEor. We wore
thisass ~ y Atown C1s and not tLaa four and
hsf mites from mar esson. On tho twsr or the units-
r@n etIsrh, - Arehaase street, noticed through
y - 81 auehos they largely reiiorcsd by party
who came oal agoD the root Of tho building " observe
Cuf tnLs ementa
foTs Pembersoa-to gs, sight q which was our main
oesoet--ls strcng foitGcs,kn, mounting nine guns,
swo cf which Of large eabrs, rissd and OF long
range tar kenbests have drawn ito nre several
eccsaoas, but so ras, fortunately, without effect.
A 40 rvtarned 20 Od BATTERY we heard nring In tho
direction Of prkets ara coald get ashore
hssssned the seeps. Tie affair Of but short
dnrAi.oa, and >as all over before could reach our
sdssaes. The enemy, y seems, had brought down to
a txtft, urht thev
aitfapea 10 drive IN packets. Tue latter sup
ported BY Two seeoa u tbs Connertcus battery and tho
ssec.sa shct. fro IN bsilsry iogs bsr with several
shells from tbs ottawa sent Tho rnbss lying and We have
net sicc hesa disturbed Ihfec men Of shs Aassachu
The following a correct list q casualties tho
skir@'shes q yesterday ana % day
Private wi.lisn McKasht, 90. " lo0th Pennsylvania
Private benjamin Clark, O.. q, 5sth New York
Private solomon Fisher Co " Ioosh Pa since dead.
Irsais Harrison White, 90. %, Tooth IA. since dead
Private James Bell. TO I. loo,h "a since dead.
Corporal william u. Gray, ca " 18th MASS lcft CHEEK.
Private sasei Woo.saneroft, c.. y, 2slh Mass slightly
Private Thotnas Mcl:overn, Co b. 2sih Mass left thigh
Private Harry Mor.arsy Co A. .stb Mass lsft groin.
PnssEe tsi % ms osK nusnsxprs rxzssyLsASlA voL-
comram, S.-cap,aln, lame. n. Cline; ssrs.sn,s,
Robert hii, u. .inlan; Corporal, H. A. Forbes pri
Yates, }. ". AIKEN, Roosrt Duke .. G. Irwin, y H. No
Master. Conrad shsfar, j. Z. samson, John smith.
con,aay Dssrsesns, ;. :. Mcclure; pr'vs,s-, Rsbsrt
Dorihiii, Joseph fankboassr, Joseph Herron Thomas
Wait, Joseph b. Coca DANIEL kenard. Joseph wibis
Caaeeny A-corporsl janice hard, JoLs KletxbAksr,
Joha Kerr.
Tie ars, death on board IN. ransoss r. D. Hale since
landsnan named Michael Reagan. Of Nss York city /.
while receiving musk its from boats and handing
piece such manner As 70 sapods H. ths charge sAk
ms eject n his forehead and scattering his brains pro
fassly over the deck. lie was INSTANTLY killed.
OtD B4r1sRy, soso Rrns, s. C., June g. iso2
Accidental DtaA Of PAsssas H~aas. ESg - vsolss,
Stom-Disoo~sfOra Of Camp Llfs-w IA woasi~d
Prsoa~ys Say-HatIs ksdsrg " Bvo<h<ys-TAe Sags Of
feJinc ia Charleston, dc.
The friends Of PhnsAs Romans, ESQ, for months
past . member OF tbs nswsIaper stat In this depart.
mcat, viii be painfully startled by the intelligence
Of his sadden death. While laboring under what
seems TO have bssn . temporary nc u insanity
he walked overheard from the steamer Cosmopci-
tan striking hs temple against the guard 10 descend
cd, sustaining injuries deprive him
CT all consciousness all death ensnsd TIE and event
occurred At two O'Clock yesterday morning, while ins
steamer was lying u snrhor u Edisio. boa,
stantiy lowered, and he speedily picked up and
moved to the cabin, whore every that could
be bestowed by medical and kind friends Was
rloysd for his relief, but wshou elect Ne died
O'Clock, falling asleep - quietly ana ~ peacefully ~
10 the bloom Of health. Ibis remains we're enclosed
simple coffin, and after dinner, tho Cosmopolitan Wa
hearing stono Inlet Rev Mr. Fronch and abe chaplain
the Seventy sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers who
fellow passengers OF the deceased conducted brief bas
impressive funeral services. lis remains subss
qaentiy scnt 10 Hilton Head for intermsnt.
General wrights forces came mp rom Edisto ys~icr
day morning. marching the entire distance In c:
most violent storms experienced aud camping FOR
two nights without shelter from the drsnchng, chill ng
Not in the division escaped soaking % tho
nkin The movement Of General wrghts forcss de-
aycd partially this account and partially by The do
struction Of couple Of bridges which he ob "a q,
reconstruct; and his delay coming occasioned
anxiety with regard 20 the " his
the enemy supposed 10 be Of hts inter tons,
and IT thought that he might have been ard
driven back. However, he stsered clsar y ary OF
posing forces, and brought UP his mes IN remarkably
The weather Is very nckle and keep pace with the
alternate and sunshine requires dozen ch.ngcs
clothing in single day Our soldiers bear NJ under
these trying influences with grcs, good hunor and ac
cept their hardship. part OF thor iegtmse export
They have been called upon a. TO my ngtng
for couple OF days; but tho eunboais IN Folly Island
river, and in the stono, Thomas Grmtal's pania
tio indulge in frequent shots at the woods whore the
rebels lie concealed.
The wounded prisoner ,rken on Tuesday last ls dong
finely and ccnverses readily with AL who permit
ted 70 see him When capsnred he cried that bad
been lighting against his VI l. but evidently sad 10
kind treatment ~ our hands. lie Is Vt present,
certainly, OF tho most srdctt secsssonsts have
10 establish its footing ~ nationality with conn9encs
which, after its long surceesion OF rcvers~s y. truly
prisng lie admits that lhaFicston must fail and that
oil the seaport towns must share it, fate, but that
DO carried beyond the Of
gunboats. I'm the inland towns, IN every
pass and rugged ravne, at every crossing Of The road
and at every fordng place. said he. your people VII
DO met, and harassed not overcome, ti you viii 10
glad 20 close the and leave W IN tho posses.
Of our rights" He In very intelligent yonrg
mantle adjutant of the Charleston bsttalion-
aud says he is anxious 70 BIO exchanges IN
70 back to the Confederate service ohshng his
treatment by surgeons he speaks their kind
ness, though fully appreciated, unsxpscsoI OR
regiments In this respect, much better OF tha- TIE
rebel forces the surgeons VI which for The most
aaacs and DOCTORS unsnprlied with implcments
or stores which Indispensable 70 tho good health
and pfoter treatment OF the men.
The war brings strange events 10 pass. Alexander
Campbell tho standard bearer u the gallant seventy
nath ii,shsudsrs, bore the cors % hls regiment N
tie skrmish Tuesday last, Willie his brother nrst
lieutenant in the rebel service, one Of no cmpanv