The New York herald., 1863-07-24

him in the
xr1a- WOUNDED rxAu G,rr~sBuRo
RAtoSs
Jobnsons division, under Surgeon Whitehead 311
RhOdos' division, under Surgeon Hayes ......... 800
hoods division, under Surgeon Means. 6l5
fariy's DIVISION, under surgeon Gott $50
Anderson division. under Surgeon Nincs. Ill
pickctts division, undcr snrgrhn Reeves 27o
Parsons division, uHder Assistant Surgeon wilson, I'll
Purchers division, undeP Surgeon HcAdam ..... TOO
Hesth's DIVISION under surgeon Ward 693
PR>Ns,LvAMA cotIRGg.
Under charge of Surgeon Frazicr. cr............ TOO
McIxw's division. under Surgeon Patterson 700
Johnson's div ison under Surgeon Sayers. i3s
OF these there have son, forward 70 ,h,s date
leaving on hand in these hospitals. 1874
Tho eynputations among the rebels much moro
quent than with N. ana will provo vastly fatal.
They did have surgeons enough care for them in
the rs place and IL the second we did not know that
The above OF course Ia addition the
thousand in our own hospitals. ttf
TfiE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or ARMY.
the rebels excel us in The discipline OF their army
certainly does not extend TO the Medical reparmcnt
visited the Pennsylvania College Hospital carly one morn
ing before breakfast, with Medical Inspector Dr.
James II is large structure very wolf adapted for hos
pita purposes siturtcd In thecenre beautiful grounds
with un0bstructed circulation ~ and yet the
phere Within close and etid snd tho ing
from wounds and 1h nsuerabc. The wounds Of the
patients we're infarned and the bandagcs dry When
asked where their were they said they only had
two 10 each floor and they corid end them
were wet from the careless spilng o. water when
the wounds wero wet. We went into the yard, and
there two hundred slightly wounded and con-
vaescent rebels able cook their own rations
eating their breakfasts. In hospitals these would
have been made 70 take their watches with the helpless
unfortunate follows. 50 la this that msny of
them express the most ardent desire to got into Union
hospitals, where they will have prOper attendance In
my next will detail some hosiatai Incidents.
GxrIrssuR0. July Is, iss3
worxpEp.
Mr.. John r. Seymour, OF Utica, N. ", who has been
here for days past looking TO the comfort &C tho
wounded OF that State, has lett superior surgeon in
charge Of the business with instructions t. aid tho
conyaescents their way home they become strong
enough TO proceed A. record OF the OF the dead
aud map also to be prepared with the locality the
graves Of the New York sodics marked upon H. 10 that
they he found by their friends and where the
only marked the head boards with pencil they are
TO ne linked or painted over
In addition to this Messrs Mct1oskey, McMabon
McEwcn and Durlevy State courer accompany squads
OF wounded their way home, TO look after their oom
fort and prevent mpostons ordered Gettysburg
to report to the agent in charge Dr. Dimon Tor In.
structions These arrangements obyate the neces
sity Of immediate removal OF romans just al this
time when collins and transportation so expensive
here, and the weather 70 u,favorabe.
TnE WOUNDED xRxaovED
suggested that there doubtful proprety
glorious battle or Gettysburg at ALL The ground il 70 be
come historic II will. In the future be OF the
tons aars and who would not rather expend the
which removal will cost In proper general nlonu-
ment. upon which all the of the dead heroes from
Major General Reynolds down TO the hnmbest private,
should he inscribed in single stone, which will always
Indicate upon the battle aed the spot where the loved
FELL than bestow upon the removal those re-
mains to some obscure spot
The sixsy-fourth Regiment.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, July IS, 1853.
Please publish the enclosed list casualties OF the
Sixty fourth regiment New York Volunteers for the
benefit Of the friends and relatives OF the killed and
wounded The different parts of the State
their families cannot be reached by local presses
II has been possible to serd complete list till now
and much anxiety and suffering by publishing
lists very after the battle. Very respect
fully. your obedicnt servant, ID. q. BINGHAM
Colonel sixty-cur,h regiment New York Volunteers
LIST cAsrAIiEs REGIMENT NEW Yorr
voIrsrsERs HRicADw. DIVISION sxooEp coRir
ARMY ot 1nk ro1ohAc, Al THs sATrik o. GErrYsBrR1
-ULY ., 1863
Colonel D. q bingham left hip slightly
Major |. ". Bradley. left and right side slightly
Adju,ant J. NJ. Petit left side Of face severely.
sergcantmajor Jos Savage, right shoulder. aInpu,aed
CosrAxy A--Kttisd-s layton A Gardner. wouysd,d--
First Lieutenant Jas Meservy, rigs leg severely:
First Sergeant r. +. Nocutchen head slightly sergcsnt
vlack right breast, slightly Resggcs, right leg se
verey; p Boardway head, sligbtIy II smith, right
Mssne-corpora H. II. Darby, and Corporal r, W.
Prosscr. Co. G..
breast; stephen Curtis wound,d-captiip H. X. Crow
lev, left leg. severely Sergeant lyman Dean back,
slightly CORPORAL .hauncey Mckoon color be.ror LEFT
ly. Andrus Franklin, eft eg. severely; W. n. Geary.
lef, side slightly newell g Morgan right th gn, severe
ly; Orrn Watt right leg severely Teuny L. walsh right
leg severely Eben Willard right eg severely. y'ron
er. and PROBABLY woundedcorpors Barnet Noshcr aud
ConpAsy c. Wounded-scrsesnt Joseph Charles worth
head slightly Corporal William Van Alter, ankle, siight.
y Leroy shippey right hand, severely Rudolph Gre.
CosrIxy D.--Kalsd-Frst Lieutenant Alfred r. Lewis,
shot through lungs Corporal Edmund Stone, Jr color
shot through body and leg Levi Carpenter spent
ball bru-e side Frank Howard shot through breast
Wsundedcorioral a. Adams, lcn hand, slightly; O. b.
verely j. Peters right hand signify James Ray right
thlh, severely hstns--A J. Banister. W. B. ferscas,
COMPANY E--Kn,d-E. Caldwell, shot through lung
" Owen, sho, through head and breast. Weuaded-
First sergeant SHEPPARD breast, severely prisoner
Sergeant Taylor right shoulder slightly Sergeant l..
Fountain, neck, slightly; Corprai W. Dudley right
thigh. dangerously amputsted Corporal Caldwell, as-
Corporal r. Lews, head, slightly Color Corporal A. En-
py, right thigh and hand, slightly earning shoulder
norssiiy-di.d jay :. isss xisn~s-corporai n Du'
mond.
through right Jung Wosnd~d-Fir-t Lieutenant A.
Manlsy, lei arm slightly First Sergeant H. H. freuch,
rish, breast and shoulder smpusasss @ ,or' Sergeant
color bearer head, slightly; Corporal VIM Moore, ves
nm severely: corporal B. Hopper right hip severely
vi b. trimmer, let thigh, scvcrey Prisosr-ccrrorsi
F Russell Ksssssg--eerporsl Lyman Jcnords, George
whinple G. N. Ellis, John y, Watkins.
eospAsY G. kuiedTirst Lieutenant willis a. Pabcock,
hot through ungs Charles H. Burns shot through head
Wonnssd--ssrgcsnt o 9. IIuntoon, right shoulder and
chin slirh,iy Corporal James Cation, LETT shoulder dan
ee~eusly Nicholas Hcrbig right arm, slightly: George
Marshall, left knee, severely, ampnta'ed, James Powell,
kree Oscar shay, log Roland 0rmsby right thigh.
putated Lewis Heay. right check, severely, parolsd
prisoner.
cowpAxY H Irsanf>d--sccond Lisutesant Rthard r.
lincoln right thigh, slightly: sergeant n Prcshor left
thigh severely; ~ knupicnsarr, leit ~, severely.
IoupAsy I-Klfsi- first Sergeant Ira s rhnrber shot
through hand aud breast. wOrrdol-Sr gcaut William
Sprakcr cfahkle sevefey amptkef Corporal Charles
rasen loft wrist severely Georgs smith, Icft thigh
dangerously; neos ". Norwood, right ankle severely;
John uu,snu, head severely Thomas Manning, log,
slightly. Nfsfng--V Vrvn tarncs.
torfAxy K-kaei-Ncrrs Keno. Iressnsed-rirst
euiepant charles Suc. lt hand. lightly, Iirpt SER
rcant nallel q. N0d, IMht arm. soAnrelY. Segcanl