The New York herald., 1863-10-22
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ARRIVAL OF the STEAMSHIP FUl TON.
The Siege Goes On Unin-
terruptedly.
GREEK FIRE TO BB AGAIN APPLIED.
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REBEL OVEMEN rs.
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Explosion Of q Yankee Shell
in Charleston.
List Of Union Commissioned Officers Killed
and Captured During the Ssgs
THE VOTE OF THE OHIO SOLDIERS,
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THE VOTE OF The OHIO SOLDIERS,
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rhe steamship Fulton Captain wotton, arrived ysster
day from Port Royal O. and stono Inlet bringing ad-
vices to the 18Th inst.
All was quiet n Charleston when the Fulton left.
Our thanks are due to Mr. McManus purssr Of the Full
ton, for prompt delivery Of letters and papers.
Mr.. 0slen II. Osborne's Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, DRpARrNxsT or THE sourB,
Folly ISLAND, g. G., Oct a. 1868. J
THE SIEGE uyISrERRuPrEDLY.
The siege goes unmtcrruptedly. That Is the most
that can be said OF military operations in this quarter
There are long marches TO chronicle battles TO re-
cord. There is nothing but tho steady toll with the
spade and the regular boom Of the enemys guns fruit
lossIy endeavoriug TO drive working parties from
their tasks Occasionally gets hit by fragment
Of rebel SHE'LL and in the five weeks that have elapsed
since we became the possessors OF Wagner and Gregg
several Of soldiers have been killed. but accidents and
casualties the front very rare We are turning the
captured forts around with a smaller loss than might
from their position be anticipated.
CLOSING AGAIss ATTACK
II seems to me that nothing remains to complete this
campaign but TO close the door OF position against at
tack by the enemy Every movement now on our part
may be that heavy guns will open; that Greek nre
again to brought use that Admiral Dahgron and
his iron clad going in but II these events
occur no one but General Gilmore and the Admiral knows
anything about them. You may hear that "our bate
res are nearly complcted and that sour feet almost
in readiness but II you should look for nothing
startling from this point for some weeks TO como.
MOVEMENT
within the past week movement among the troops on
James sland-the rebel troopshave been discernable.
Long lines OF wagons observed passing seces
sionvie and going towards the city and through the
woods beyond we have made out q volume OF DUST
moving as ''pilar OF cloud by day." and in
dica,,pg pretty clearly Of column OF infantry
What all this means OF course cannot say Increased
wachfuness the part OF pckets has failed TO dis
cover anything in the shape Of an attacking force. II
may be that Bragg 10 calling his aid portion Of the
army about Charleston.
RxyroRcExESTs FnoM LEES ARMY.
late copy Of the Charleston Mercury contains an ad
veYscrnept In German announcing grand ball in honor
OF the division lately arrived from the army Of General
Ieen what division bad arrived In not intimated The
same paper speaks OF Rosecans position at Chattanooga
ms imprepuabIc There but two ways says, OF dis
loacnp hm-by assault and by the spade. The history
OF Vicksburg and Wagner II adds points 10 the latter
method a. the only one likely TO eventuate success
BrigadIsr Generals vogdcs and Turner have TINS morn
ing from visit Of four or hve days Beaufort
where bey have tho guests Of LaDgdous and Jnck
sons batteries OF First United states artillery In
honor OF their advent there was Grand review mill
Gumores chief Of staff and Of artillery and TO his Efforts
in directing fire ~ batteries Is due In great de-
gree our success In destroying Fort Sumter only
auIre that rewarded his achieve
mehts by creating him a brigadier.
10 the administration OF nfairs dovn mere entenaht
co'onc, " ua tie Provost Marshal General, po
sition OF considerable responsibility
IIqrors TO sotpirrs
II bis duty yesterday TO place under arrest the ON
GERS crew OF the steamer George O. Collins on Tue
charge selling liluor soldiers ON picket Agsnst
the capisp and the mate. his son, crimo could
be proven; but q largo stock of acs and wines IN
their possession conhscs,ed. one OF tne saorr
shown roncusiyely 10 have furn shed pckets with
wbtsey at from three to Ave dollars quart cent 10
thirty days In advanced batteries ara our
ing biz period 81 penal Eeryitrde III wear ,
pound ball and chain attached n his leg severe ~ ths
punishment u is hardly adequate, since single pottie
u the "srdent'' picket fines m'shi be the means
OF sacrificing valuable stores many lives or possibly
the position which the army holds.
usos Iisr OF KnLFp ASD clFTuHgD DURING rHr Tson
Major General Gilmore " frequently 10 receipt m let
ters asking the fate ~ certain officers OF hs oonmana
since operations Morris Island were begun nave
by enemy during the siege and may serve Al once
document of interest to the public and a. an answer
10 numerous Inquiries
MIMI Maine Volunteer.
captain Chester B shaw killed Juys
Captain soollay D. Baker killsd, sept s.,
First Lieutenant A. ". Goodwin, killed July 10
second Lsutepspt Eltop ". Ware, killed, July ls
hid Ne,u Hrmpihire Tolanteer,
Lioutenan, Colonel John pede, captured July H.
SersntA Neg Hampsi,r, Hol,m,esr
Colonel Hsldemand 8 puinsy KILLED, jay r'
Captain Henry D, Ieave't, killed Juiy IS
Captain W. r. p. Brown, killed, July IL.
First Lieutenant Ezra DAVIS killed, July -.
First Lieutenant Vigil H. Cate, killed, July ls
first Lieutenant g. II Worcester, killed, July le
Second Lieutenant Andrew lane, captured, July 10
rsrss hss aya%, july
leizR Conrectiett roi,tneert
Colonel John Chatneld wounded, July 1s since ded
Captain NJ. J. Tourtelot,e, captured, July 1s.
first Lieutenant Daniel J. West, captured July ls
second Lieutenant g. 9. stevens, killed, Joly -
second Lieutenant Rudolph Kost, captured, July IL.
Sereah Corneoica Toipntosrs
Captain V. p. Chamberlain, captured, July ii.
Captain Theo. Burick. killed, Jolly ii.
Captain Jerome Tourtelotie, csrtured, Jolly II.
First Lieutenant VIM r. phllips, captured. July IL
seeoSa Ieu,ensn, Tnore c. Jordan captured jay IL
forty-aghh Ne,e York pa.ntra a.
Lisutenant Colonel Jas. N Green, killed, July ls.
Captain James rarrell, Killed July Is
Captain Fred Hurst, CAT sured JAY s.
neu.snan. Jc,erh e IIylGt, eap.ured IuIy II
ons Hsn,irsd,1 Sss York FoIanssra
ossssa cepssa Herbert nsasces s'p'psa july
Lieutenant James Kavanaeh, captured, July Is
Lieutenant Charles II Runckel, captured, July H.
Lieutenant Cyrus Brown, killed July 1s.
Sirfy s>oord OHIO poiuniecyf.
G,D:. WIN Es,nFd, ssy
Lieutenant, Vim. Beadllng, killed, july ~,
Lieutenant Joseph W. Paul, killed, July 10.
Dsuisnani Henry G. Knouss, killed, jay is
Lieutenant Andrew J. Fonio, killed, July 10.
Ssxy .sev>rsh Onto Yelanf>uss
Captain John G IIberis, kIIlsd. JAY is.
Lieutenant Florence Sullivan, captured. July -.
Lieutenant Jamcs ~ Baxter, KILLED., July -.
p0tyfo AasasAHss,r yoinsssri
Colonel Robert O. shaw, Killed, July ~.
Captain Cabot :. Russell. captosed July TO-
Captain WIN. II. simptIN, captured, July H.
Nisc,uas<oss
Brgadiey General George strone, United states Vo2n
teers, wounded, jolly -; sinoe dead.
Lieutenant Colonel n. A. Purviancs, s5th rcrnsyvanh
Volunteer killed By shell from our own gan Aus. ~
Captain jossrh woodruff. so,h Illinois volunteer, killed.
September -.
IeuisnAn, HOlbrook "a nhode Issnd artillery, rusd,
eAugus 10.
Lieuisosnt A. A. webb tosn Massachusetts, vounis<YS,
killed by shell from ouf ovn guns, August "a
Lieutenant james A. Psrkips, 2th Massachusetts, Velrn'
isAra Killed. AnGuAl 16.