The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06

Port ROYAL IslsnS from the main land. II u prooab
that the rebels having learned that our fcrc~ were
leaving the stone. nave hurried forward 70 ss8.-
pint, intending taks advantage OF our weakness,
aud by bold movement drive our troops rom foss
Royal Ferry leaving Beaufort their mercy Our forces
ON Port Royal Island today not over 800 strong
bus gunbcas and fresh troops already ros,s and
fears are entertained to the rsnt Of his conos
should one ensao The fact that two experienced officers
like Brannan ana Saxton present warrants Us III %
eving that this eIort Is not second "Baauor scare
HOLINESS OF TnK ksnkzs IN THE SAVANNAH RIVER
En- Inc sspes are r rs' gscwug yaasa y s.s sc,
rcys,aa Ito ,ransrsr ~ sans;n md ",nys
from rebel 10 Tncn protection. taken aivan
tage Of by the rebels to cossy se.uiniAe our poso.
across the bows OF thu rebsi slsansr IL unhsedsa
by tho ofscsis charge. wha Avat onwA the evident
purpose OF asrertainng tho sx o. nature of the ap
prosches to the recent rcbci s,ronyho and bat 20
General Terry. who slrsted cvonsl Barton would
have blown the rebel craft ..cut e wstar." The
information thus surrcptoasly gained has since bssn
used TO The best advantage, and tbs eneny pickes
have taken possession ofshs aband ned islands fcs.er
day Sunday evening company VI mon, clad IN the
unmsakable gray coats and snu colorsd brooches 81
the role! army, appeared OF Turtle lsiani, eit
tered them by mcans OF few wcilpoiused shots On
Bird Island our late barracks nave been burod oy sss
hands and asatenant Of tho Forty eighth Now fcfk:
on picket counted last night less than twenty rssss
camp fires on Dawfuskic.
rnE psArH or ooioxxI PERRY.
Al meeting of the officers Of tho Forty-sighth New
York Volunteers hold recently a Port Pulaski tho fol-
lowing expression Of feeling toacnhg The death Of Col
James X Perry was unanmorsy concusrcd luz
We meos together under trying circumstances. lie
who leader has been stricken down the pride
Of his strength, and gone Possessed IA m
emiueat degree Of those qualities which make srccess6
fu commander he had won respect and nafsnco.
man Of kindly feelings he had won sar love We are
cverwhslmsd with sorrow at our great bereavemens.
We have lost brave commander, abio counsellor
and kind friend. But while wc fse' deeply our own
less, wo I'D rot forget TO extend the La sympathy
TO the family and frsnds who mourn wh o.er this
dis ensatln VI Providence, and trust that they,
peoycn hniseia a devoted servant n his country a
patriot and Christian Ho has sono from US. but his
Influence viii long be felt and wo LORE that with him as
our example, wo may Continue 70 labor ia the cause
our brny ed country with greater eis.estnsss anl
ddchty. #6& nr MTMsN &t&
w be sseD by the following special notice from the
ch,ef cnarermastcr's eta that thu qparan regu
;ons have been adopted for tho government, OF vessels
entering This port
cnrss QcAKresM,srys's ogrcw
DEPARTMENT. SDrr,
PoRr ROYAL, j. G.. July 1, 1882.
All vessels arriving ~ this port with any contaS' ss
disease board viii be taken by the pilots who bring
(Which IS marked By yellow buoy whers thoy viii
main uals tho Pcr. Physician shall give them permission
e. Gaze
al! mas Of vessels at anchor in the harbor will
re,ree e keep light burning during the night at the
mast head or sone other conspicuous place, on thoir
Vessels. 5hEf
AL vessels, entering leaving, must report to the
trs,om H.lse now opened for business.
Masters ~ government; transports will send a proper
Pc soh 10 The Chief QuarLcrmasers Office, AMI 10 the
fo-, On e. ai an hour before sailing for DISPATCHES and
mails.
IL J. IMPORTANT that these instructions Should faith
FUZZY CARED out amt escty person distbeyng them will
be called IL q stsct account. AZ. Y. Esd Lbr.,
Captain United atss .,rmy, hi fQtar,crmastsf.
shA YREAss 81 L.S.TuN..
rhe frequent storms of thunder and ghtaing in this
fatisude OF naaire aim st terrific irng recent
assage d the steamer Aatiano 10 i,eauor wing ia
tow auark laden It'll alinni on ~ Cartridges. sor
nagstaN s.rucA and shiyertG o. spiin'ers. Your
resr,ndeut siiaYa ard declares la. no
experienced meie grateful ssIse Of rees than when
ianeir.,ey aer the accii 1T, hc acard lbs order gwen
u cnt loose from Tho hoat.ag misaZnt which had 50
narrowly escired destrcctrr Tho Steamship Nanter-
bill t@ico struck b. lightning enatardiy evening,
while Oh the way TO stone The nrst hgittok flo in
the foremost, spiing he torniast and fprespencsr
eaft fol owing the rigging doa TO the ship acarg out
cham plate aud .,g IN ofgh The strips side tearing
slat,aou To PIECES anu hnsly passiag out a. one Of
the lofts III. second bolt struck the mizzcnmast.
ne the senses out q several Of he Passengers and
filing tie vessel with smoke, but otherwise doing no
damage Soyesa soldiers have bsea killed, but these
casualties have already seen reported . you.
DIATif5 so.DiE.s THE 'GsyERh HOSPITAL.
The following deaths ia the general hospital At Hiltou'
lead are rcyortcd for tina week ending yestcr.lay:
Agrsnao raa Sc prva , esmpass g. Ihiad New
HarDw sreeler. private Company k Fourth New Hamp.
shire yolun,oers' Juno ~, ~ pleid fever
J. Cannon, private Comp my !, Eighth Michigan Volun.
tcess June % tctsn,is.
T. u Noah private, Company r, Eighth Michigan volua-
tecrr Jnno g. typhoid fever 81 11r =
W. wills private. Company Eighth Michigan voua.
iccrs. June %. guLshi wound. a
NJ wad, private, Company D, Seventy sixth pcnnsylva
Hoffman, private Company Y. seyontysxth Pcansyi-
viaia Volunteers, lure IS typhoid lever
aniel A. Arnold privae, Company y. Third Rhode
Island arti lcry, Juno Fl. .uGeho; wcand.
Walter J. Lawrence private, Company u, Third Rhode
Island artillery Jire % g.lshot would.
Frank Carroll ri.a.c. Company X, Third Rhode Island
artillery, June IS, g;insho wound. esass
George T. Carpenter is Lieutenant, Company D, Third
Rhode Island artillery. Juno IS, typho.i fever.
W. McKee, private. Company y, One Hlndrcth renasyl
yania Volunteers, Jane 70. gunshot wound.
Thomas Williams, private, Company NJ. uno Hand ed.h
Pennsylvania Volunteers, jane %, gur~ hot wound
AyoT.nR 10Hr REPORTED AZ JAMES ISLAND
The Ocean Queen anchored CT Stono Inlet, whore she
rcmainet for several hours Tuesday afternoon. Dur
this time heavy firing heard II tho direction OF
James lizard and couple OF sail rs from the surveying
steamer B,Ob reported that batto 10 progress be-
tween the rebels who haa out OF their in;ronch
mems and the forces Of Generals WTsht and stevens.
II was believed on bosrd OF III WIZ olt however,