The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
INTERESTING FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Aontgomery's Black Troops Operating
In Georgia.
BURNIN : gHB TOWN OF DARIBN.
The Rebel Works at Brunswick
Shelled Out,
&c., &c., 60.

0CsS Gus CbCs
The United States transport Saxon, Captain In
vender arrived at this port yesterday morning with news
from Port Royal TO June Is.
Our Hilton Head Correspondence.
HnroN HEAD, s. c., June IT, 1868.
Ths %os~ssr Popularity Of General Gilnsore-Hts
Disabled Soldiers F1 for Garrison DutyColonel
Montgomery again the Var PGth-Cdpturs Of a
Cotton Laden sehooarThs Draft Of Csplians-Ca Capture
Of the Rebel Iron. Glad Finsal- Bombdrdme,a of Folly
and Morris Isands dc DC
The transport steamer Saxon Captain Lavender goes
North to-day for repairs rendered necessary damages
received some months since while crossing the bar at
Ssono against the remonsrances the captain She will
carry mail.
During the brief time Gen Gilmore has been in
Eand here there has been noticeable mprov
In the spirit Of the troops quotation, with change
and sprir' and dream" in it, suggests itself, but
10 too hackneyed for General Hunter much
spected the soldiers they had become addicted
coupling his with "inactivty," and had conf
deace in his ability to give them any fighting, much less
any victories. As General Gilmore arrived and
took command feeling Of enthusiasm spread through
the department; for he is ranked fighting man. He
has been constantly busy visiting the troops and
quanting himself with all details regard them and
every position we hold There have been some move
nens of troops which is improper to mention, but the
results OF which will be known in good time
General Gilmore has announced the following his
stan:-
Col. John " Turner, A. D, {. and chief of STAFF.
E;rst ieut Israel p acaIv A Cenora, " '
Lieut. Col R. s. Jackson, Assistant Inspector General
LENT Col " r Morgan Chief Com Of Subsistence
Surgeon c. II. Crane, U. s. A Medical Director.
Major Dwight Bannister, Chief Paymaster
1a9, i"hn uamInr 'A Third f. or,;,.r,, c,;.s =,
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