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

up TO two O'Clock p NJ Monday, was not over nfty
-'~A Bosros, July 5, 1904
waldo cann OF FramlDgham, body servant Of Colsnsi
wyman, Of the Massachusetts, sxtssash. has arrived
home He reports that Colonel wyman was shot through
the breast and his right shattered badly, In ths
action Of Monday afternoon. His orderly and others
carried the body eight miles, and buried under tree
which they marked Captain Albert G. Dodd, Of Boston,
attached 70 the United States infantry shot dead a.
tho head Of his company during tho battle.
Lieutenant ssckett Net Killed.
Lout Frederic Sackstt Of Wedsns battery, rsporse
killed the peninsula, Is homo, with the w.
pho fever. He win recover.
News from Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MoNRos, July 4, 1892
The steamer State Of Mane with 800 wounded soldiers
board and the Ksnnsbec, with ESQ., leave Fortress
Monroe this morning for New York. They arrived hsss
irst night from Harrisons Landing many Of them very
sghsly wounded-a finger, hand, or an arm. While
endeavorng obtain their the boats were ordered
70 leave Colonies e. Pratt and A. w. Pratt, Captains
g. Wilson John Knoblocks, A. Hamilton and Daniel
Parker the State Of Maine
Tho Eleventh regiment OF tho Psnnsylvanis Rssorv
were in the nrst battle of the extreme wing and suf
fsred severely. Colonel Gallagher taken prisoner
Lieutenant Colonel Jackson killed Major Johns is
missing Adjutant Mccoy is missing, and Capt. Brady
was killed. All the other officers missing except
Captain Porter and his Lieutenants who were de-
tailed upon other business at tho time OF tho engage
mont.
Parties on board the steamer Commodore from Harri
sons Landing report that they heard cannonadng
nine o'clock in the morning until two in the afternoon
Others II continued until O'clock the time OF the
departure Of the steamer from Harrson's Landing. She
brings down 476 soldiers mostly wounded among them
ia Vim. Raymond Lee Of the Twentieth Massac nusotts
regiment. who is quite debitaod but materially
jursd
Gen. Mcclellan down 5ss rebel prisoners today
who marched into Fortress Monroe in single file
and more unique spectacle could be dreamed OF.
They all sorts Of dresses-Eaany Of which had been
undoubtedly taken from solders-no two ako'
and they dirty dingy and out. The roar
brought up by about twenty "contrabands,v who
they stepped ashore grinned CHASTITY grins followed
their masters into the FORT The prisoners sent
here in charge Of Lieutenant c. D. Mehaffsy Of tbs
STAFF Of General Andrew Porter, Provost Marshal g
the Army Of the Potomac. Among them lfty-
three officers two colonels, three lieutenant COLO
nsls and three majors. The following included
in the numbcr:-Msior John Link, Seventh Lousi-
ana Captain Cornelius Page, Seventh Louisiana;
Surgeon Norton, Sth South Carolina; Capt. r. w. gers
LIST South C,rolina Rifles: Capt Kirby, 7th Virginia.
Capt Granbery LIST Virginia; Capt. John R. Towers, Is;
vrgni. Augustus Shaw Adjutant, soth Georgia; Col
NJ " ApPieWnIte, lZth MSssslppI, S&pt. o. u. NC
Chesney, 18th Mississippi; Colonel Edward Pen
dlston, Sd louisiana; Chaplain Martin, ia Lou
siana Captain Jonathan Rivors, third Louisiana
Captain A. N Jones, Seventeenth Virginia Colonel
Martin Mars. Seventeenth Virginia Captain Robert
Simpson, Seventeen Virginia.
is stated. that the rebels were driven back and
retreated ton miles yesterday Thursday, July
80 with great loss Of men and cannon.
The Fourth celebrated By The firing or a salute
G~n.. AZ F.rt
English fgatc lying in the Roads, abreast Of tho forIv
chmad in ita salute.