The New York herald., 1863-07-19

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vosss himself constantly 20 work be about, dispsas
hs with red spe booking 70 practical results The
sreops already esteem shrowd siratsgiss, friend
y the Soldiers one wn help them win Victories and
not keen them doing the Of south Caroline slaves
General seymour has Of great assistance thus
ana bs services are almost ndk pensable The dashis
General strong loved by every man IN his Brigade aD(
ny win follow him anywhere. Good generals are
bringing about good results.
GnIMoRss EAU.
General Gilmore has o most efficient stah, who have
hbo.ed INCREASINGLY, out Of range and under nre. The
esllewing is the Hst;-
Colonel j W. Turner, ,Aiddscamp and Chief or stah
MAJOR Edward W. Smith. Assistant Adjutant General.
u. l.. VI. Burger, ASS slant Adiutant General.
Captain Mordecsi, Acting Chief Of Ordnance, In the
absence OF Captain Todd, who Is home on leave or
absence. on account Of severe illness.
Captain b. Brooks, Aid de Camp
Lieutenant Henry Bragg, Aidde Camp
Lientenant utter. OF the Engineers. a.Fa.s
Lieutenant y. Towne, Chief Signal 0ncer.
Lieutenant @. g. Dana Signal Officer.
Lieutenant. Colonel James =. Hall, Provost Marshal
Major Bannister and Major ssryker Paymastsrs).
Volunteer Aids.
GENERAL sraoso's srAy,
General Strong also has efficient staY, who accom-
pany him at all times. Tho following rs the list
IMP ctr-Maior j. Plympton, formerly Of the Third
AID de danp-captain W. W. Harra, who served with
Smpe'n-Dr 8. r. Elliott, United States Volunteers,
formerly Of the Ninth N iine. III .sr- as6.a..
val n. iibby, OF the Third New HAMPSHIRE.
Csmmlaary--Captam @. r Wyman. q the Ninth Maine.
Quarte' m ,aer-trss Lieutenant y. j. hagee, Of the
Seventy sixth ennsv vapia 80 .,..
Signal CDicer-seccnd Lieutenant e. II. Hickock.
KxPxDrnoN.
Cosouo H,gginson the Second South Carolina has
beeu up " burn tho Comb,bce bridge part Of tho
general pan keep troors ng from Savannah
Milton. putting fourteen shots through tho Enoch
rcsn, kill & three negroes and white and
undins al. including Colonel Hggnson. Two hun
led nrty negroes and lots OF cotton brought
away.
rHs nosAL coRrs.
Tho abors of the signal officers usually important
cd brought particularly into requston here Sta
ssas arranged by which CONSTANT communication
en- KEEP, up by day night between headquarters and
sach end Of tho island thelHce and detachmen they
nsved. An efficient force employed embracing the
sDisowine officers
FIRST Lieutenant r. f. Towue Chief Signal Ofcer OF the
aspsrtM' Mt. IN General Gillmores star gs.
n ct Lieutenant Q. Dana, aso ON General GHlmores
rrs. Lieutenant T. c. vidal. with GsIsrai seymour.
First 10 tenant Hicko X. with General Strong q
First Lieutenant I. L. Hatfield h General Strong.
FIRST iiertaant N. v. Fennor, OF Colts Island.
Second Lie tenant c. r. Cross, with General Terry.
sccond Lieutenant Paul Brodie stationed on the Paw
Second Lieutenant J. NJ Head at the Palmetto Station
n fr.nt p -F
socoud Lieutenant NJ. r. Hawkins, with General Terry
fccond Lieutenant N. 8. Cooley, on Folly Island, at
eeono. NH
Second Lieutenant Webber, At the main lookout.
Second Lieutenant +. Carrigue, at tho White Housc.
These position have Of course been changed since the
eocupation Of Folly Island.
IisT DEATHS.
Tho following deaths have occurred since our last ad
vices
filus :. Huniress, Co. F, 9Th Manc June 20 typhoid
rover.
Artiacer Adam Hni, Co. K Now York Volunteer En-
gineers, June %, congestive fever.
John Snyder, Co. A, ll5k New York June q, typhoid
hvW
Chsres cowelI, 20. r, 9th Maine Juno 2s bilious oolc
Andrew Clark. Co. D. ll5th New York, June Is, typhoid
hver
ssrgc erabbs Co. K. 10th Pcnnsyivania, June % killed
- lightning.
William Richards, Co. H. 1lsth New York, June 30, ty.
pbsd fever.
WIN Berry Co. II, 9th Maine Juno 80 typhoid fever
Theron bowman, Co Y, 115th New York, June 20, ty-
pAo,d fever.
X Davis, Co. A, Sd New York July Typhoid fever.
Bent. Hawkes., Co II, sth Maine July typhoid fever.
John A. Farnham, Co. X, 8th Maine July remntent
fever.
Sanford F. Culamore. Co. H. sth Manc July disease
q the heart.
Henry Hart. Co B. 7th Connecticut July I. icterus
Crorai Lowell Abel Co. II, ll6th New York, July 2,
typhoid fever.