The New York herald., 1862-03-13

URSDAY, MARCH l3, 1876
First nsu.snant Jo,sph s. Smith, ku9A
Paymastor Mexican buchanan, safe
Surgeon Edmund ShpIon, sale
Assistant Surgcoa T. j raine safe
Lieutenant AaStL ipnde grast safe
lAeutenaas 1lerry lie Haven Manly, safe
safe.
This officer. Who was twenty years OF age no
evening before the battle said have conducted "a.
self with unusual bravery and cooinoss
Acting Master Thomas Moore, killed.
Pilot (tapaih) Rhodes, beverley burned He was car
RED on shore and died in the OF the evening,
hasof's Mate Hargous, missing
Masters Mate Trask, safe
Masters Mato Baury SAFE.
Masters Mats Maclntire safA
6ailmakef Herbert. saso.
B0atswHin Johnston safe.
Gunner Omensettor, safe.
Captains Clerk McCintock, safc.
Paymaster's Clerk Elisha Turner, safe.
After the Merrmac had ceased firing the rebel tugboat
tax ing her officers prisoners la this they were prevent
cd by sone OF our soldiers who had posted themselves
boad the trees on the shore and popped tho rebels of
~ they oomm,nced showing themselves. 50 tho idea OF
taking our officers prisoners abandoned, and all
ports to the contrary arc incorec, Company D. Ninety
Guard (ate Naval Brigade), detailed for several
months to do duty on tho Congress- The following is Q
correct list OF the killed. wounded missing and saved Of
the company
Serg0ant James lAchy
CORPORAL Charles ~ mon He received severe frac.
urs Of the thigh bone He was carried ashore alive and
had his leg smputated he died subsequently, and was
buried in our graveyard.
Prvales william Boil. James Tracy. John Gual.; VIM.
Leslie Richard Thomas.
WOUNDED.
Corporal Francis EsOdhsm, slightly wounded 10 the
arm.
Corporal Patrick Dwyer, eyes aud face burned; not
Private Thomas Burnett! cut over tho eye; not danger
Gus.
10 hoped that ampuation will not be necessary.
Private Jarnss Galloway. slightly wounded in the
Private Lawrence Furlong, head and body severely
Private Charles Gill; severely wounded In tho right
hand amputation probably necessary.
yato James Goulden, severely wounded 10 the head;
Private William Patterson, slightly wounded in the
hand.
During the latter part OF the fight, number OF the
crew Of the Congress- jumped overheard and several
under this head may have pershsd thus, may have
gono to Fortress Monroe the same evening and not jet
reported to the headquarters Of their regiment.
Prvatcs Dennis Foy, Miller Dolano, James Goodwin,
Francis Ksnney Terence McKenna, Archibald Mclean,
John Peterson, William Hayes, John Backwood, William
Baldwin.
Captain William J. b,cIn.iro.
Lieutenant George l.. Elder.
Ssrgeants James Fleming, Earnest Gourd Patrick
| Ncelan, Henry Morrison.
Corpo, els Howard Towrer. Nicholas Dunn Hugh Kelly
Privates James H. Brown, Edward Baker, Patrick
| Burns, John Byron, John Connsrs John Cunningham,
Patrick Casey Edward Connolly. Robert Casey William
Dow, John Donchue, Patrick Dougherty, Patrick Finne
John f John ss Tyn1
| Thomas Hammond, Samuel Jennings, William jones,
John Johnson, Richard Lptrot, Edward Logan, Joseph
| Lynch, William Murphy. James Murphy, Jacob Menz,
Andrew Maroney, William Marley, Joseph llcTeagus
philip Mcdonald, Patrick Morrison, John Nelson
John Norris, Patrick OBrion James Parker John Feel
Michael Roach, William II. Radcif, Cyrus Rudge Nchao
Riley, James Stewart, Robert Taylor, John Williams,
| Charles Williamson,
wo'uo''
Missing 10
The company numbered ioa but Is have been for
some time past detailed on haIbor police duty c! For
I tress Monroe.
The following wounded brought to our hospi.
ta.s snd have received lie kndcst tho hands OF
Surgeon stable, of the Seventh New York, Surgeon
Mel an OF the Second New York, Surgeon Gray, OF tho
Eleventh Now York, and the Surgeon OF the weutieth
ndiana all Under tho suporntehdence and guidance OF
Brigade Surgeon Dr. Curtis To their exertions many Of
those wounded owe their good chances Of recovery,
WOUNDED MEN BELONGING To The CUMBERLAND.
Alexander Mcisdden, marine soldier; compound frac
ture in right ann in a fair wsy Of recovery.
John Grady sailor arm anputated; severe confusion
| In the head.
George Boi sailor; severe confusion In the head but
! wouspSO BELONGING THE CONGRESS
Tho Ship Qqart0rmaster (nsme not.-owaJT severely
|
Jsmes Breslin sailor caed captain Of rizontop) log
ampulated; died under the operation.
Thomas Searen, sailor hand smputated and otherwise
] very severely injured; his case IL doubtful
Jesse II. Jswitt sailor legs arms and face terribly
burned; be presents fearful spectacle; his faco aud
| throat are entirely black still he may recover.
- Peppers, sailor: skull fractured and face burned
| one eye entirely destroyed.
George Webster, sailor; right arm ampu.atod; doing
we'll
Alexander Johnson. sailor right eg Injured; doing
~ .fci,.tv rs,,,. soidar. i~c spon,,o,.a. all rtr
cunstancss considered, doing remarkably well.
Charles Trask, sailor badly burned ip face and hands.
ger. although most OF those injured b. burns Will be dis
Msnuel Donorado, sailor face and hands burned.
Stephen Brennan, sailor; slightly wounded.
Hepry Milenbcrg, sailor burned In arm.
WIN. Z. Chapman. sailor; burned 10 face.
WIN. McAbsy, boS. swan's mate; badly burned.
Charles Wilson. sailor; 81 ghtly wounded
Patrick Clancey sailor slightly wounded.
John CahiI, sailor slightly wounded.
John Barrett sailor thigh fractured.
All the 1s'I. .n 81 ne % %:ssapss raS
who was killed early IN tho engagement, and Chaplain
Leonard (cf Morristown, n ~. universally esteemed
Christian duties. Hc drowned while IN tho midst Of his
abors, together With thos: % whom he was trying TO
man and faithful minister 10 the last.
Notw thstand,Dg tho largo number Of shells thrown
into camp b. a tbs ressl steamers, but two casual
Trivale Iaul Fors ner. Of Company G, Seventh regi
ment Now York Volunteers, who was wounded While on
picket guard nearly hall mils from camp Two pieces
OF wire, of them six inches ldg, entered NJ BACK,
producing very Ugly wounds He Is, however, In fair
Way OF recovery.
Private Chrsio her STERLING, of Company A. same rsEi
msnt had his lslt teg shattered making smputaon
cessary lie ts dong comparatively well.
The weather 10 delghtfuly mild now, almost like
yet will not be able TO dsps the gloom chat hangs
this camp the rccsiiscton Of the fearful
rene Saturday The approach Of the Merrnac, the
destruction OF tLs Cumberland, with all hsr sick and
wounded The shc!ing Of the camp, the burning and cx
poson of the Consressal these and many other
combine 90 form terrible picture, chat never he
bottsd out o the minds Of those who witnessed t. IL
fearful thing TO atempla.e that all of
al the mercy Of that single black, myserious looking
craft. AL honor " Captain Ericsson, wbo indeed
dslyerer. lie arrived too Would tha, hs
had been here SIX hours before.
the REBELS.
~>~--e~~~>OS~y~>~~~~-..~-