The New York herald., 1863-05-14

The United States hospital steamer Cosmopolitan, Cap
tain Croker, arrived yesterday morning from Hton
Head, 8. O., with three hundred and fifty sick wounded
and discharged sodiers sho iefs Hinton Head on the
10th instant
From the New South, May e.l
THE REVIEW AT BEAUFORT.
The grand review and inspection OF the forces on Pors
Royal Island On Thursday last by Major General Hunter,
was one Of the finest affairs the kind witnessed
in the department Tie day was clear and beautiful and
not enough TO make the marching oppressive
troops When General Hunter accompanied by General
saxon and snsr respective stas, rode on the parade
nred by Company NJ First United States artillery, Lieut.
lines, receiving the customary honors Afterwards no
inspected the troops which embraced only the infantry
weakened by details and furnishing an escort for the
General Commanding, that they exempted from the
eli concerned, the troops exhibiting thorough knowledge
Of their duties, careful attention important matters
Of personal cleanliness and Reatness dress, and in
serve After the inspection had been completed the
troops passed In review before the General Commanding,
marching with the steady step and air Of veterans
The regiments from the Army Of ths Potomac ,hinned
By disease and battles attracted much attention by their
sodierIy appearance The review witnessed by
large number OF spectators, among whom were many
ladies'.
AFFAIRS NEAR CHARLESTON.
Affairs remain quite unchanged on tho Sea Islands
about Charleston The cordale which existed
between own and the rebel pickets, has been
Wnot Sn0ken very proper order the OF the
General Commanding there orbiddng personal communi
cation between them Quite friendly relation had been
established through which interchange Of luxures
have been eeced coffee being barered for tobacco the
articles crossing the inlet little saboats improvsed
for the occasion and at all times tho most honorable
mode Of dealings being observed on either side.
Several soldiers having am the inlet and landed
the rebel shore, and thereafter undergoing and
exhaustive "pumpug" process at tho hands Of rebel
officers, the order above alluded TO issued
and communication promptly prohibited. No pick
nf utoa pderet ding rlea-
ton ladies' are daily s3en walking the rebel beach,
and observing, donbtless with great deal Of interest,"
have exhibited qualities not unlike other human aud
civilized beings Ia 70 be hoped that the minds Of the
sons Of Northern people by their healthy
walks, In which they now indulge
ACCIDENT TO COL. PEssErDEN.
We regret 10 learn that Colonel f. d. Fsssenden aid TO
MAJOR General Hunter, while attempting 70 aght from
his horse, on Wednesday last, was thrown violeaty
upon his head and shoulder on the sand beach, and ss-
tanned fracture OF his collar bone The injury although
not dangerous, 10 very painful and win likely result IN
condning the Colonel TO his quarters for week or two
at least Colonel Fessenden, may be, will 90
North TO recover from his injuries. We glad 70 know
that be is now m comfortable as could reasonably be ex
pccted and trust that be may speedily regain his health
and return 10 his duties again.
MATTERS AT FOLLY ISLAND
The troops occupying Folly Island arc now very com
supplied from the OF the island all deficiency
camp equpage palmetto lcayes having been proved BY
experience excellent substitute 10 shelter
Ing from the sup and protecting from rain.
PROMOTIONS.
Sergeant Isaac r. Adams Egbth Maine Volunteers, 70
be second second South Carolina Volunteers
First Sergeant Benjamin whitten. Ninth Maine volun
tees to be second eutsnant In the regiment Quar-
termnster Sergeant Ross Ninth Maine Volunteers TO
be secondslcutepant In the same regiment
RRsioNATlOHS.
Captain J. p. c. Fall, Ninth Maine Volunteers Second
Lieutenant Chas. II. Aidrich Third Rhode Island yolun-
teers First Lieutenant Isaae woolver Quartermastsr,
One Hundred and seventysixsh Penn'ylysnia voaun
teers; Lieutenant Samuel A. Brown, One Hundred
and scventysixt Pennsylvania yountcsrs; Captain G..
W. Hustled Forty seventh New York Volunteers; First
Lieutenant g. n. Broekpsy, Adjutant, Forty
New York Volunteers; Second Lieutenant Isaac A. Stone
Forty seventh New York Volunteers Assistant Surgeon
Daniel IArrar, Third New Hampshire Volunteers FRS,
Lieutenant r. n. Lower Quartermaster Tcoth Conneci
cut Volunteers; Second Lieutenant Francis NJ ONeil
Ono Hundred and Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel Ewe 10 rapidly and surely
ing from his njurtes He able to.oavo bis bod
Reuben fomlinson, OF Philadelphia. been appointed
General Superintendent OF the Sccond division vice
Soule, Jr resRned.