The New York herald., 1863-09-11
!, SEPTEMBER H. lses.-TRIPLE SHEET.
esrssan, cnarle. G. Miner, Co. O. sr.b Ohio, wounded

- As'"Ss w. VI W.
rr,va'c Gsargo Griahh Co u, s9h Illinois, In grein,,
Tvais James Mcguire 70, ", 81 Rhode isi'na arm
Private Stephen Mccleary, Co. II, Sd stede Island
capa'n Henry Y. Aver. Co II, Cd New iampshys,
sersean. a r Hayden, Go. +, Sd New Iamashss, two
Sergeant Geo. W. Burnnam, 20. H. Sd New Hampshire,
scrs G. H. Gay Co r Sd Vow Hy~p-hire, siieh,iy
ly in thigh. uNs 's0. .Tr.ssl
Corporal WIN. bye, Co. *, sd New HAMPSHIRE severe
ly IN thigh. at erA ..as 7
orrOra' John y. ch'cx Co G, 81 New Hampshire NOR
tally. T1-'- 71lE
corpralp Mahoasy Co. G, % New Hampshire slight
Private A. Lamsdge. Co. II, 80 New Hampshire kilcd.
iriva'e John Robinson 90 IL, Sd New Ham pshire, NOR
Private Charles n. Fs,is, Co. !, Sd New Hampshire
severely in RIGHT arm and side tt' .a TT II IA
Private J. Potter, Co. G, Sd New HAMPSHIRE slightly
frivate Vim. A. Swallow, 20 =, 81 New Hnnpshire
Private Charles Prev Co. h, 81 New Hampsh sht
ly. in boad Nt E
Private r. Robinson Co. Z, Sd New Ha,nusairc, slight
Private l. A. ncco4ihe, Co. F, Sd New Hampshire, Sc
verely, in foot .n-
ir,ya;s John A. smith, Co u, Sd New Hampshire
killed. -Tr
Lieutenant C. adr,ance, Co. g. loo,h New York in knee
Sergeant James Mcpherson, Co. r. l0oh New York,
oontnsians
Private Robert Brecrs, Ca B, Tooth New York. killed.
Private John Courswart Co l0oth New York. killed
Private wm- Wheeler, Co b. Tooth New York, wound.
ed In arm.
Private Joseph Nicely. Co. +, soth lennsy vanI, Ked
Private John H. Linn, Co l., S5ih Penusy vania killed
Private VIM II. Marquis, Co. +, s5h Pennsylvania,
rriva,e Henry } Rgden, Co. Z, Ssth Pcnnsy vana, arm
ampuiatod 'fF
Private John l. White, Co f. 65th Pennsylvania, leg
fractured.
privae Edward NJ Hall, Co. f. s5lh Pennsylvania, u
Private George Fisher, Co r, sSth Pennsylvania,
slightly.
Private EiF Huston, Co. E. s5th slightly
Private Springer Holland, Co. H. S5th Pennsylvania,
Private Jesse Dial, Co. II, Ssih Pennsylvania eyes
Privaie wm Malone, Co. X, New York Volunteer Eua,
neers, leftarm amputa.ed.
Private VIM. b. Wood, Co. New York Volunteer Engi-
Private VIM Huebbers, Co. B, New York Volunteer En-.
Private Charles Weighs, Co. B, New York Volunteer
Private Henry Braasser, Co. B, Now York Volunteer
Engineers, slightly, in head.
Corporal Thomas Fitzpatrick, Co. 4th New Hampshire,
killed.
Private John Henderson, Co. D, 4,h New hampshire,
Private Calvin Merrill, Co. X, ttn Now Hampshire, in
knee
Private Danvie F. bryant, Co. n. Sd Rhodo Island
Private Michael Joralmy Co. !, Sd Rhode island artll.
lery, in arm
Sergeant Crawford Hardy Co. D. Sd United states (col
Private Benjamin Williams, Co. F, 81 United states
(colored), in face and hand.
Private james Gray, Sd United States (colorcd) in
back.
Private Wallace Bedford Co. K, seth Illinois, concus.
Private Charles D. Frsbie, Co. A, leoth New York,
killed.
Mr. Oscar g. Sawycr's Despatch.
MoRRs ISLAND, s. c., Angus, 20, 1868
TIE noAnARDsENr or FORT SUMTER ENDED.
large portion OF our preaching batteries ceased their
IRE upon Fort Sumter the evening Of the 24th inst
tho labor Of reducing the work being regarded as prac
caily completed. One two heavy guns however were
opened again on the morning Of the 25th continued at
regular intervals during tho day this being directed TO-
wards the parape OF The channol face dsmount any
guns that might possibly sti DO in position there Some
very elective shots were fred from heavy gun ia
charge Of Captain Gray which have sadly battered
The eastern parapot. One Of his shots expedsd small
service magasns and the ravesses near by flying in
a cloud u dus Tho fort was for several minutes On
vsaoped in dense cloud Of smoke which sti brcoxc
with difficulty dispclled. This explosion and several
shcs striking and bursting has portion Of work
must have made tho locality peculiarly uanterestiug to
spectators the spot.
1t very doubtful whether any Of ths heavy ried guns
lcs ufep the fort 70 repsl the Monitors posi-
tou 70 bysed h the guns themselves are no. Disabled
Il Is imtzbls that any Of their carriages could have
escaped III cxushing projeoos from Parrotts Uue
or svo gu,es pyAAps, ey bc effective In tho
Of tho DoetAsss froat At thsy comparatively small
and little 70 b dreaded Ths fort d csmpetely used up
snd represents cypher inshs ss q dcfsncss Of Charles
ton rhs rcFbutou that has followed the rsg upon the
dag Of Ssor BY Rsaurssard aud tho traitors OF Charles
ton. iwoears ago. though tardy less thorough snd
complete II The fort has not passed from their
ours. has besn rendered Of value thsm and can
ssver bs occupied BY thcm AEain in force. II h a.
sbsy represent, tho key 70 Chareston thcn indeed 10
tis cy ours we can use tho key. they viii nnd, to
cur advantage. Now that sumter Is out Of the way,
prefer 10 allow time 70 develop twill be equally as
successful as tao nrst, trust, X no. long one.
FIRE OPENED uPoH yoRr yoHSsvs.
A. portion d our batteries were discpeagod on tho
2ilh, BY ceasg 10 Ore upon the ruins Of sumter they
were directed to Try their range upon Johnson Bat
terry Simpkins and the custor Of rusty looking houses
about tho FORT Not very large number OF shots were
nrcd but those proved TO be somewhat damaging 70 tho
rebels Ono shell burst IN Battery Spkins inflicted
damage upon the works well ~ upon the bodies of
several re5o soldiers. Another crashing through
large brick house the fort quarters the
garrison. killed and wounded nys aud exploded on the
other sds knocking ont " tho house immense quantities
Of brick aud timber Tho house was shaken from roof 10
evacnated oy It's occupants Other houses the neigh
borhood suffered less by shells md the rsgt
mcnt occupying them ordered and encampcd In
the woods In the Of The rebel ork whore they are
now possibly safc from any shots may hereafter pitch
in that direction. Ono two shots thrown into
now rcbc battery distance right or Johnson
but With what result hss not boon ascetaned All these
works have indugcd 10 tho pleasant occupation Of
Smelling our luss for tho past three weeks undis.
,uvbed BY US. but IL 10 not unlikely that their
limo will conc some OF these days, whom
they VIII taste little Of the medicine they have 30
lavishiy forced upon u.s. lf the tate Of Sumter has
moral, they may take IL heart and turn over new
leaf FOR salt VIII pot preserve them We shall have time
10 settle sumo old with suvan's island TO be
hoped ard looks though the "rcbe xere aboa,
" have very lively ;ime al around.
an fNuilSsvs coSrRAaAxp.
genuine specimen " an Intelligent coutrsoand came
into our lines On tho 2bth from Fort johnson He had
started with i've fellow bonduen but lsr them last