The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-08-01
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CASUALTlES ON MORRIS ISLAND

We here give a complete list of the casualties
in our forces at Morris Island, from the time OF the
first attack on the Islands on tn. morning OF July
10th, to the afternoon of the 22d. 1t must be
borne in mind, however, that these Lists were oO-
tanned from the official rports OF the AdJutants,
sent in as soon after the different engagements Us
practicable, and therefore the lists OF missing con
tain many names Of stragglers, who have never
baen near enough to the enemy to be taken priso-
ners. and who will continue to straggc as long as
they re main in an army where battles are fought,
for there are y,ry few regiments which arc not
more or less infec.ed with stiagglmg. In some OF
the regimenta reports very few, If any corrections
cold be made, in others there have been large
acknowledged ssgains from missing" since these
Jne,,meats asro s. At Pat 4 tatessisle sfu-Sas
to Get the names, and therefore, in oricr to give
the list of prisoners lost it is necessary tc publish
these official statements. In regard to the wound
cd. il should be remembered that the official re-
ports contain the names of every person wounded,
while some of the wounds are so slight that the
psrties have never been off duty at ALL and in many
other instances will very soon return to duty. AS
stated last week, the number OF serious casualties
killed, taken prisoners, or wounded so as to Do
kent from duty for any considerable time, will not
conc ND to one thousand, although the lists show
uucb larger number. With this necessary cxpla-
nation we give the lists, although we regret our
inability to sft out the names Of cowardy straggers
from the record of these who hare been captured
while boldly lighting at the front;
JULYlO.-76rn pESsrLy ANIs = Woaaded-Wm.
rarty, John Rainy, Sefgt sASH H. Mutton, Corp
Alexander Lyon, Chas B. Meredith, Henry S. Cy
phcr. Jacob Irwin, Isaac D. Luther, Benz. F. Feit
Ihos. Bridget, Reuben Slough.
3dR.I .ARrIILERY.-TwO men each lost both
arms at the bombardment of Morris Island by the
promoted discharge of gun in Camp Seymour,
July 20.
N.Y,yo1 ENGINEERs.-One man, name not
learned, killed by shell which struck him on the
head. at the bomba, dment of Morris Island, in
Camp s ymour, July 10th.
Ora aMAIyE,-Killed-Jam Emery, Corpl. Lew
is Jordan. Woanded-Andrew McGraw, John
Brett. Charles Se,aing, Sylyanus w. Fogg Orlando
Saytelle, Aaron Witham, Sergt. VIM. Fogg, Corp.
T, F. Wyman, Calvin Chreaves, W. W. Harlow,
Henry Waymouth, Lyman o. Hill, Corp Alfie B.
Wickersoa, Curp Thomas K. Holt. Mis,ing-
Benjamin W. Peabody.
DETACHMENT 7Tu Uonnded-Co. A.
Private Almon N. Keeney Co. 3. Wounded
Private Chas. f. IIicox; Co. I. Wounded-Sergt.
,Larsball Decker, Private Horace Bill; Co. X.
Wounded-CUrp. oliver NJ. Mason, Private Marcus
,Emlott, Jacob Lovett.
48rn New YoRK-Klled-7Capt. l.. H.-Lcnt,
p,iyates VIM. Ferguson, A. Foss; Woanded-
Serpt Conklin, Corp. D. Fletcher, Privates N.
A. Fisher, Jas Morgan, j O. Johnson, Jas. Bart
lev, Corp. Geo. Leonard, Walter Smith; 60. &.
Wouaied-Sergt. Lawrence, Corps. l. j. w arner,
l.. Bond, lst Sergt. Acker, >Privates Bits,
NJ. Demsey. +. Ryan, Co. d. WoSnded-Prl-
Yates T. Mcdowell, (since dead), J: +. Croasdale,
J. L.: Wilgus, J. Rouke, Corp. A. Cole, u. bos-
worth 70. i. Woundei-Pavates ]. Trernay'