New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
FROM CRARLESION.
E'hc FLAG OF Truce.

s'hc FLAG OF TTuce.
FROM The Por Rcy1l tgce aoa,h Auy. |.
As mentioned last week, Lt-ui.-Io. Iiai 6hu
Surgeon = o.n j C,uveu. Win . il.f o.. trnc,, lad
previously made arraugcIon's iCr n'u,1I eA
change o; wounded prI,ugers, f. ne i"i"ei iof 'D
ular exchange. io aceoIdslce W ia sii' d. IeS
30 ot the Re ol wounded IN our i'hos %.'1 ~
on the Cosnn Ciiiau. OF winch Sur4eon L. ~ ID
,icou has charge d al with tbem Siseoa J'"A j.
Craven Chi,1 Medical Officer. siaftr" 80. 'uhr'' b.
ton HaI6or AZ O'Cio,s ou frd> no'"'%-' t''y
arrived of the rAr at apOOt CLOCK. ~ ~ q oi"
thew went over ne p.r aud mo sue .fv"T haNlDS
taken on isct.- Col. sl Troy 'l"tsa-t' ieta
on Gan GiilrlO e sGl. al AOr7le lie s1ni, his duty
being 10 sugerintsnd the laroli"g oi piisOncls III
behalf of she Gtue'al cCntl.,udEg.
A brisk bombsrdue uent was tlen going on, but II
soon cease d, aud the upnbtrd hour uNitg arrived,
there was CESSATION VI AOstihtIes .O-u sides.
The Cosmopolitan mad white ily al uer iofe, aud
a yellow one al her nain; a. as she steamed into
the harbor was met outside Font Samter, rear Bal
.ery a.Der, by the Rebel steamer Alice.
Ihe Alice Is a Ciyde-0Jiis propeller, which las
run the blockade within Il wcea, e'c4p.og tne iIe
of another Eus slsh steamer which Was eulk by TIE
ir0nsiGss guos, Just at tue moath oi The '"nneI,
only al the begILnlng OF last Week. S,ie hau nos
been discharged and she layers OF woGuded unner
the awning on the deoa Were hduksG by eonspIcd.
GUS dislla} OF bananas, ANA OGer more subsi"ntiI
specimens o tie steam ii calXO, 1 winch the heDes
evidently intended to make ,roniuen' display
The Alice came to aIcAOi and che Cosmopolitan
steamed alongside. plaDk was 'hfo"n across,
aud DIR. Craven announced officially 1he Oblect vi
the visit Col. Edward q. AnuelsOI, OF tne Con-
federto ARTILLERY, responded oouue0usiy, hid the
exchange took place immediately. Ca The Ahce
were members di the ChaIics.On tife Department.
commanded by Chiot-Euslnter MashrWs, act.1s as
n stretcber cOrps to remove ins vOgHueu.
Tie Alice had on bogso 100 ol our wounded. We
have no room .oT The descriptive Inst iuThisaed Dy
the Retel.
TIE form of paIolug tic prisoners was gone
u md sltt.tr A AtnaI
Middleton, AIue-de- Camp t. Geu. hlp ey, Oil 'ie
part OF the enemy; anG Liea..-C"i Jaiuca r. hhii,
Proves. -MarshGl-Genera.. Oh Cur part. Tue iogm
of parole, The sgnaiures, and the witnessing, was
follows:
the undersigned prisoner Of wal captured Charles.
son by give m parole u ncnoT o ~ aasia'i
the ConieaeIsie States - lsn uls afS or ,a"l'04
duty wlsrytI uutil - a.-oI; uttuur tbaI
wi oiva!se auytns lesv = the posiIon And CO.,
cition Of any Of tue forces o. 'ho toA.edera'e states
(WitnessI LUW AID c. ANDERSON
Mtjor J. MOTE MIDDLETON, a. D. &.
Paroed this eatu day Of Juiy ieoj -, ,,o.
ByeomL-snd q Uon. - 4. GILMORE,
JAS. T. hall, It.COl snd Psoy. Ae.,4ai Cenv,s.
Beside the Rebel officers named above, in the
par;y was Capt. Waguer. A a. q. ~ Gen. Ripley.
The Right Reverend bisuop Lynch, the Koran
Catholic Bishop OF Charleston, Was also Oh Uoard,
snd it is due him. though hOI hcUoi, 10 slate Tie
general report among Oar woundec, 1ia De tad been
very klud 10 tLsm. Inere were aUOu. lily Otuer
civilians also board including ons o! the eaitOrs
OF The ChGrleStCn Courier.
While the exchange being made. IAeui..Col
Hall remarked 10 Col AudersCn iadl lie Noticed no
colored woGuded on bOIrd. No. sad tLe Coiouei,
"there are none. Why IS .ha' q lbquircd Col
Hall. " Ihst Is a matter, re l0uJed tDe Colonel
"for after consideration" " Dld yOu no, re. ard
sho agreement made ior tue e1cuaase VI AL .ouLd-d
prisoners applying To Ihe COW "a sOsGlers = asAed
Col Hall. Col. Anderson Responded neg.tiyeiy.
q dil" remarked Col Hal, and | i..r!st tnal
there was no exception mace Ia Lne lsfeeu.ent."
la tLc mean time, however, one VI tho Rebel
wounded had objected TO Deilg siveu ap, saylug ne
preferred to reLu.iin with U.s. SJnie erased hl-
name IRON the Oitciei ns'. Co. Anderson iu,s,ei
On the u.an icing delivered up, 6at COL Had POSI-
lively declaed, altbougn the Rebel Colonel
insisted he was an enlisted n.sn,
aud subject TO the agreement Tor exchange.
Col. Hail replied tbat our colOTeu troops
listed men, under the Protection oi our flag led
10 be delivered up BY tue terms of asr-enent. LOL
Anderson aeked nlm 10 put uls OOjS,tOns Ia REGARD
70 the nonGsliveTy OF colored troop. Ia wnurg.
Col. Hail SAID he had 10 ouJecIiOn-, .nd r,q1ssed
Col. Anderson 10 put III wIitIus bs calG 10 iessrd
10 tho wounded Rebel I Dc latter Ie.iining, Loi.
Hall refused TO put hls objections IA untIng, and 70
tie matter was dropped ~ boin iartes.
We learned Lii. tue Krbs.s hal lC5 OF our wound
ed s,Il in hospital at CLall s,ou, Too al 10 be
moved aud that Jl 81 died rluce Oelng taken there
There are many m0risiiy wounded among the ham.
Der si.l. alive. 1hese have Oeen a. i1i..euss NUN
Der OF ampctatlOnr, p4any OF the Eujs tlat Cul
surgeons would have saved.
Col. Robl. j. Shaw, ol the MassachuSe.is 54h
(coloTedD, wo learned, wGs sLot tic rsmp.ris oi
Wayne. and buried N treg,b with - Le1roc..
Col. Putnam OF tie 7th Aew-iienysu.re, kl!ie1
by minnie ball n the head. nls body was rvcOA-
nized by old class-msie, ard alsO by COl. .Gef-
son, and land slde Tor separate lnieImeDi, Uut
was subsequently burned ty usiGhe, aud caebOt
low be found
The Rebels say they buried 6l0 Of our dead after
- IN
former one.
just the two bosts were separating, after being
alongside over two EOuIs, DT. Craven had large
piece OF ice thrown on the deck OF tue Alice. /.
produced great SENSATION, aud coon p4rlcs ou deck
were seen sucking pieces ,hey na1 chItpel oh.
just as We 20 ID lress /! IS reported tnat Rose-
Grams IS within 80 miles Of S..yauadI. We ses no
reason why the report may not Dc true.
The Late Col. Shaw.