The New York herald., 1863-07-27


and hty yards was constantly exposed, but fortunas
was not hit Tho PswDee kept firing the rebsl battery
rsreated from hsr and by aid Of the signals gcs ne
range 20 - 10 hit II frequently. Al hafpast ssv0
O'Clock Capt. Balch Of the Pawnee received the follow
Ing gratifying message from Gen. Terry
Gen. Terry's compliments 70 Caps. Baich: The enemy
nave rcsreated and-our pickss arc again across No
nn cAsuAInss ON JAMES maSp
Since writing the aDove have obtained the Official
port u the casualties in this engagement, oIows
rurY-pouRnH MASSACHUSETTS, RoMKyr
Company H-Klied-Third Sergeant Jos. L. Wilson,
Privates Elisha Bunked, Tbos. sammelly, Jos Proctor
Wonnded-Second Sergeant Peter Vogclnnd, mortafy;
lians, Henry King mortaly; Arthur schenck drowned
Samuel Wells, G. J. Johnson James Riley Martin Wilson,
fers prisoner; Corporal Amstead Williams Enoch Smith,
Henry Kirk, prisoner; G. J. Williams W. J. Dicksrson,
John Letherman, Fred. Wallace. James Caldwell,
worthngton, prisoner W. Harrison, prisoner Total,
Compo~y K.-Kased-C Kunkleton, Lockard Emerssn.
and ". Kupketon, Phonix, Nelson, j. Wilson, shaw,
Weaver and two others Total, IA.
sa-sersssnt Msrrman, Private Richardson. xissinc-
Privates George Counsell Lemuel Blake, Albert Walls.
Total casualties In regiment, 49,
TWENTY FOURTH NAsaAUueErs RsCMCyr.
Company yL-KiIied--Corporai Friend.
sScoHD soUTn CAROLINA RnGMESr.
One man wounded-name not learned.
EVACUATION or THE MAnp.r
General Terry became convinced from reliable inorma
y
and on Thursday night removed his whole division from
"Ax SrnuoESr coSrRAsASp."
party Of seven slaves came hero from James Island
last night in boat Tho leader Of the party was raised
In Beaufort BY Nat Hayward, prominent Beauforsi,e,
and was Oh from there with other slaves whsn We
took the place. He 10 now hired 70 the rsbs gov
ernment, and has been M work, with several hundred
others. on battery, "wd free big guns master, big"
in H. He 10 very ntslligent," and informs that the
Charleston people, OF 'em, think the city viii Be
taken, and others that u win not; that living poor and
soldiers scarce In that city; that hundreds Of ssvos
want to away but big towards that he never
anything like the fright capture Of Morris knd
occasioned; that somebody said "ds nigga rigimuns
bovs sscessioavis fought Ike tissss yesterday
ing, &c.
sKnyuL scQuT.
Il d not improper now 70 msnses tAs distinguished
services Of Of the most skiifu scouts our army
sords-Captan L. 8. Paine, OF the Ono HuDdredth New
York. He secuted all around Morris Island before 10
took il, and landed In several places He have
faculty OF knowing just where all pckcss and troops
are, and his life evidently charmed for he h,s been
fred on many times n very shory range. lie has
mand Of all our picket lines
ooS0RATrLAroRy oRnrz.
The following was published on Tuesday, and has ADDED
70 the enthusiasm Of tbs troops
HEApQrARrRRs, DEPARTMENT op THx Sorm1
MoRrB ISLAND, 3. O.. July 13, 1861
and 70 ,ns WHICH hs hs
70 command TOR their brilliant victory or tho 10Th
which places tnem three miles nsrear the rsbe strong
fences against foreign foes that felt tho potng tread Of
traitors.
Our iabors, however, NOT They just no.
gum and while the spires OF tho rebel city sti loom mp
In the dim distance hardships and privatons must
endured before cur horcs and expectations End full
fruition 10 victory
Lsi W emulate tho hsroic deed, os our broshsrs 10
fame which wiil be transmitted 70 srstesus posssrty
Special thanks due N Brgadns General vogdes and
,Us the S s y a., and q:
Folly Island, under every concevabls dsavantass and
70 ss,aos GsCs % . sssIf s.s and he mn
my's batteries on Morris Island, this being the FIRST
stance during the which powerful batteries havs
been assauked successfully BY column disembarked
der . heavy artillery nrs. Q. A. GILMORE,
Brigadier General msnding.
ADDITIONAL cAsrALnR.
The following have been reported snco the sailing Of
poEry nauTH Nw YoRx.
ce.Pd"y c-Priva.e DanL Kane. killed in action,
Cs~pa.y K-chariss A. Lsibsbure, killed BY explosion
Company D-john l. wilgus, taken prisoner in action
July Is.
bead privnies James Hoffman and james Bowen In the
heal and Lawrence Phlips and Vim. Aayion In the hip
Company G-Corporal John Laverty, In tho hand,
slightly. On the l3th.
Tmnp RBopB p1ASp
Lieh Baaery E-one man wounded IN right arm (after
wards amputatcd) ~ premature discharge o. piece
while firing on rebel steamer, July IL.
6omprSy A-Priva.e Goo n Shaw, severely wounded
by accidental shot In foot, July H.
neck y ss psvsss Joseph Moore. SSSoas@ IL oo
severely: private hivD g. Howard, wounded severely
by shell m back (sinca dead). An on tho 18th
- aUex M Az lioht IN hack
Company LPrivatss James Inserson, killed by sbeII
Joseph T. Bland. wounded severely IN hip; Joseph y
severely In leg. All on tho 18th
HEnsL DOCUMENT IN REGARD ISLAND.
document, Of which the following Is a copy, was
picked up In one Of the camps on Norris Island -
HrApscARrRs Fyesr MILITANT lpsrnr,l
CHAKrfsrox, May ~, 1sG3. (
CArAw-You will please proceed 10 tho south end Of
Morris Island and cxau1ne the bsstsries there being
srecei and DC prepared 70 make an oral report this
VIII confer with Col Graham, commanding ths island
and Capt. obeves, Engineer. Capt cheves maybe able
ries, which you viii bring with you, possible
You viii report headquarters 10 Charleston this even
ing, say at about ten O'Clock Very respectfully, your
Bygadler General Commanding.
Capt JoHS c. MrcmI. First south Carolina artillery,
through Col. kbett, commanding.
cAnpsros p'romn rumrHxp TO rgs raocss.
Tho following document speaks for itself
R.ApQusnIrms, usnrp s1.r~ fosr.,l
The fo,lcwins extract from the 6srission asrcu,y q
July ~, 1868, 10 publphsd por tho information and
couragement o the command, will be parade
20 agh 10 every regiment and battery tho island IL
may well inspire With the energy and pat .snoe
knowing thai In tho end we must WIN. w order Of
General SEYMOUR
PR. caADwIcx, Captain aud A-sssanl Ada.snt oensra
II appears 10 70 be useiess 10 attempt " disguise
from ourselves stuation By wbose fault cot into
~ Ia vain nov 70 inquire. The Yankees having got
possession Of the southern half u Morris Island
but one way the cty o Charleston ard that Ia
the speedy and unfivchng use n tho bayonet n the
Aghi Morris Island 10 10 be nyht ~ ensnecrng
contrivsnces and cannon merely the advantage
with the enemy. Win Their iron.cIsds the water
and their In occupation of the land d n
likely 10 be . question q time Tho fall of Fort
wagnsr ends In ne fan of CbnresDn Fort sumter like
wagner VIII then be a.sAiatle by land and Sen aud lbe
fate of Fort Puaski vii be the fate of funer ener
Gilmore, the ommander a. tho department, was the
man who redecsd Fort pula.kl Charleston mus, bs