New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-28
with cheerful and encouraging words has toied on until
10 n. .uon his hard fnsk Accommodated.

and in spte of the protests Of Beauregard and the
diary Shell into Charleston In a few moments after
the firing commenced the church bells began to ring
and all the usual sounds for alarm Of fire were heard
No smoke flame. however was seen this morning
and il is thought the shot notvcry effective mat
the city can le destroyed by fire whenever Gen Gill
more desires crafty his soldiers by gr I'd ilumina
ton there is not the least doubt French and Spanish
Consuls 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
! Yesterday Gen Stevensons Brigade, now comprising
six of the best regiments in the Department were re-
viewed BY Gen. Gilmore and Gen. Terry the Division
Commander. 1t seemed rather queer to see the oath
Massachusetts negro III Gen. Steyensons brigade, pu
nevertheless it and from the compliments PAID
the regiment by both Gen Gilmore and Gen. Terry
this Massachusetts General whom senators fought
stubbornly last Spring had no reason to FEEL hun
ated by its presence The Brigade was reviewed npon
the oo beach sight of the enemy from Fort Wag
aer and Saiyans Island. and part Of the time under
fire from the batteries on james Island This Brigade
forms but small portion Of the troops under Gen
Tcrry's command on this Island and had there been
room upon the beach all would have been reviewed.
General Order No. &c again prohibits me from mention
ing in detail the appearance CT Individual regiments
All. however. looked well, and both Gen. Terry ana
Gen Stevenson had reason 10 feel proud OF Their com
mands. Gen. Gilmore and staff, mounted upon ine
horses made an unusually good appearance. some OF
tn soldiers had never before tie hero OF Pulaski
Somerset and Morris Island, and could Gen Gilmore
have heard their remarks be rode by on his spirited
horse the most fatorng compliments from the coin'
mander in Washington could hardly nave Dccn
more gratifying.
At this hour O'Clock p NJ the galeis still increas
ing. IiC with numbering SOUND foninr III
upon the beach The Ironsdes and Monitors are
strongly anchored within the bar and the ganboas,
Transports and biockading feet rocking and rolling
as If they were all still iipsy from last nights spree.
Through the storm however. an occasional riAed Par
rot can be Lcerd and clouds Of sand can be seen fs
from tie direction Of Fort Wagner Tie war OF the
Union keeps pace with the 81 the elements. and
which hcliiccrcnt viii have accomplished the most de-
struoiiol remains 10 be seen. NJ.
LIST OF CASUALTIES.
The following are the casualties Of Go. lde-
taohe) independent Battalion y. Y. Vols, since the
9TH inst:
serst Iici ard rrrhed killed. Aug. TO- .hen.
Private Roach B,,,sry r. IL, Ant wounded Ant t.
The following are the casualties Of Leh. Battery +,
Sd N,w.YoFk;
Lawrence MrCar,hy. rish, ann. Aus H.
Dsriu. s,uci es. pemaiurc discharge Of gun. Ars H.
! The following are tie casualties 81 the ID Rhode
bland:
DANIEL II: H4ryey. .Hghuy.
IL o. Fuller. slichiy.
John Thomp.ot slshuy
The following are the casualties ofihe let Brigade
Eu.,ic Me,leI Co =. 9TH N H., Aus. Il, shafp'hooier
atuooa oans' Co y. oh Me. Avs II, tiiod. she'll
JAmes Moran. Co X 9th Me. AuF 10 ann slo % 'hsl
Geo. II. hsrni.ton. CO. al, sib Me, Aug H. ARM LAP
Corp chaIle. r. Derby. Co. A San II Aus. 20 Hshtrm,
stephen Foley Co. c. adN. ~. Aus. Il? Ter severely.
Corp. John :. Gunsi Go. ID ~ H.. Aur ~ arm 'ish'
I n y.
RAs. Rush Co. II, 18Th Pa Vols Aus ~ len Lea 'sh
shel
George GF, Co. h, s'th Pa Vols, Avg a. hide severe
JANE. Aru,rous Co. H. ss,h III Vol, Ar IS foo, 'ho,
Mon. shsasr Co. r. as,h H. Vol. Aas &C. bead. 'ish,
shsrrsbooier. - -, q. A.. III,
.h III ," '''''''' w. . -
joseph Foclu GO. J., t2d q. Vol, Aug II, l'a 'iee And
- jsras. rsly,r Co J. 9th Vol Aur 8 eou'u' 'n
David vsasen,in Co l. s7h o. Vol Aug. Is, oonia'ion
rsh' side Of hesc, shell
No casualties have occurred in The I'd s C. Vols dur
ing the time designated
The following report ~ the casualties Of The 18th
Penr,ylyania Volunteer, In the "a Brigade. Ferry s
Division from Aug. TO Aug. 81;
Jo.hus b. Howell Colonel ConifnSndns, wounded. con
cassion Of the brain from the eIpo'iop q she'll
Lieut.. r. r. sAnner, Co II. ~oarasd in n.ei .s,,,sy'
John Vile Co H. iiHsd.
Corr. M.,isss Tslapls'sn Co. mP .i,s,y Sy'A'A
Jane. u. BsI Go. A, head .i,h,y BY .hsl.
PHILIP Martin, Go. A. bach slightly ~ 'h.L
Jos.Ih taInpcy Co. A. leg ,izhty BY sheIl
$50 Az, Ili.1 q, i boz. a.. ;A'n
Sds ; ~ Han sl Co. T. sla. I'd, 'heA-
Henry Fry Go. r. head eighty. ,hen
W. II. Bowen, Go. q, lip severely shell
Msy = rS aG Co. .f'I i by
Thonas AndIe~s, Co. N, llp, 'h.l.
Aftfey J. HuTyus Go. III, breast severely.
Samuel Hale. Co II, shoulder slightly
samuel slm a' Lsswey y Co. c, II isy slightly.
frank Morrison Co. ~. nsht brsas,, severely.
PROMOTIONS.
The following is list OF promotions since
July 10:
H. Frank osi, Sergeant 2a,h Mas 70 be Captain. I'd C.
Jesse s Williams. FIR, sefsesn, 2ah Mass to be seeOnd
Frsns H. shepard serge1p, Eau, Mas, to be seoond Lieu
tenant, same regiment .,,,
j. Irving shepud Sergeant. Major 9Th Me. to be FisIl
tenant and Al jnisIt regiment.
Cbas Oal Sergeant ID X Art, TO be Second Lieuten
Richard W Coe Sergeant N y Vol Engineers, to be FHH
Chs. r. Ross Conmissary serrenn, SD Pa, TO be Ft
and Rsnnepta Ouhrerns,tff same re- nenl
RESERVATIONS.
The following is list Of designations accepted
D. j. Fisnaers ,aL odN H. Otto venaIn iaL Ens
s Jackson I'd It. ID 4 u fsn te a.. It. "a !" q 80
VIZ Barrett I'd 1t ''h c. l. II s.A.a.. l.. L. ,esA
yd ~ k 4; Is. L. sahP ny 'I 80 ~
s'rsi 4 ICON M q T rsS cs 3,s e 1so
l. Il Bed i L. e5h Ohio !9o sgeids !, Col Col, 90 Conn
Alien MI, 'h el n.y. s'I.y Capt .Ssa 81 H.
r. NJ Johnson I'd It. llth Ne. brsinerd st IL 81 u
L. y. Place Ia, 1t. ID N H. NJ WEIGH I'd It. S'h Ia
CAPTURE or THE hvERGLADR.
We do not know the exact facts connected
with this capture but give them have heard them
The Evcrgade-a side wheel steamer formerly on tie
line between Savannah and ST. Johns River. Florida
has been lying up the Savannah River for several weeks
ready 20 run the blockade She loaded with cotton
and had AZ passengers about one hundred sailors and
naval ofcesa complete crew for one 81 the prvnteers
now fitting at NASSAU or some otber Anglo heoe
mort Last FRIDAY night she IL said 10 have run past
Pulaski u but was oycIhauled by the nadgie before She
got clear II the coast and was sunk near ybee Island
Only twenty-five Of her passengers and ere" were
taken the rest escaIing Tybee and thence to the
plain via 81. Andrews Island Among those captured
Of the officers aud crew Of the prisaieer be
fore referred TO- The officers were well covered with
gold lace. stars anchors Acthe ufual deco aiionr oil
naval officers New south, 22d inst.
DEATHS.