The New York herald., 1863-07-31

sornovai Augustus Herey, On. y, Tooth Now york.
+ Kerr, Co. K, tooth Now York
Chandler Moore, Co x, lootb New YorE.
O Smith, Co. y, 4sth New York
John eonons, Co y T6tn Pennsylvania.
Wm H. Clark Go. A, 7ih Connecticut
Corporai W I bredenburg, 60. 4, Asth Now York
Robert Lougiass, Co. r. 4sth New York
Merritt Weeks, O., X, Tooth New York
sergeant VIM Hedges, Co. !, o2d Ohio
vSrI"ss wm a. aarand "a Co. D ,eh reaHsylania
Fred Main, Co. y, 100th New York
John keberg, Co y Tooth New York.
VIM Gassm men, Go. q, 9th Connecticut.
VIM Rebsioch 20 H. 9th Connecticut.
7. Ellsworth, Co II, o7th Ohio.
NJ b. Conkn, Go. X, 4Sth New York
Corporal J. NJ. Drugin, co. y, 7th New Hampshire.
Jacob Harroch Co. 4. 62d Ohio.
h. {. Barrons, Co. y. 0sh Maine
J. G: Marron, Co. 4, Ith New Hampshire.
W. ,. 0mcrs 10. B, 48Sh New York
John Burton, Co. u, isth Nov York.
poRn or PAROLE.
The following the form Of the parole and the manner
N which was snbscsibod and Witnessed
], tho undersigned prisoner of war, captured near
s sss s.Ss Of honor .s 70 r
military Or garrison duty whstever and far.hsr .ha.
TSs Sav aan .ne ~ 0 O,coI sns Confederate States
wlsnss:ss-Edw.rd e. Anderson. Colonel artillery, :, O
Psro.sd 2. .ns 2s.h Of Jaly, 4. p: isss.
Commanding Department OF the SOUTH
JAMES r. HALL, Lieutenant Colonel snd Provost Marshal
General.
WOUNDED PRISONERS REMAINING At CHARLESTON
We learned that OF the two hundred and sixty four
wounded prisoners 10 the hands OF the rebels aken as
Norris Island ftyone have hospital and one hun
dred and eight arc TOO badly wounded be removed
There have been many amputations and quite number
remaining ara known to be mortaly wounded.
HURST
The following noto was brought down by the rebel
party from Captain Fred Hurst Of Brooklyn previously
supposed dead
CHARIEsros, July %, 1858.
Please communicate tho following my friends in
BrooklynI am herc In tho hospital with very severe
wound IN my left hip Yours Respectfully; ;,,,o,
Captain Co. X, Forty eighth New York volunteers.
Per W. IL ANDREWS. NJ. d.
Captain Hurst is reported to be In dangerous con
dition.
Of tho Fifty fourth Massachusetts (colored is reported 10
have been killed the parapet Fort Wagner and 10
have been buried in . trench with q large number OF
negroes
RKsn OFFICERS
on board the Alice were,-
Colonel Edward G. Anderson. c. g. A. artillery
MAJOR ;. Motto Middleton, Aid de Camp General Rip.
Ripley.
They were nue looking officers. . little naughty, bu.
otherwise courteous and agreeable.
cARE oy WOUNDED.
Bishop Lynch, o Charieston-he OF the Bishop Hughes
controvsrsy-was on tho Alice, and all our wounded
speak In the highest terms Of his kindness 70 ths and
also OF the attentions OF the Sisters OF Mercy.
URMgS's srRxrcnER coRPs
A delegation from the Charleston Fire Department,
beaded BY Chief Engineer Mathews had charge or the
removal Of the wounded, and did thor duty well
.est~ ~ss> mn oosxopoIfAs
lefs At about two O'CLOCK for Hilton Head apa The rebel
steamer went up the harbor Just before leaving Dr.
Craven threw large piece u the shs Alice
throwing the rebels into scstaces os Joy and causing
looks Of satisfaction the faces Of the dgnined
rebel officers.
NEWS cHARIE~rpr.
Ono Of tho editors Of tho Charostcs Courier was on
board the Alice and there civilians. Tho
former very properly rather uncouaauncative but
the civilians told stories the vaor tho
Charleston people, the hopeful feeling prevailing there
and the strength Of Their works and forces.
Below give . long and curious OF anair. on
Norris Island up to old das and other extracts
from the cn.rs:ssp Ggsr.g y ihs assa-
RopsAs I'll So. y 1t.l1sssl6e
Az all details connected with the present attack OF the
aboionists Charleston ara Of psamount interest We
lay before readers this morning OF the
10Th July as from battery Wssp.1 n Ss Ssns ~.
bssnasSt l;iaSsslI saI@zSs sss1a1ss Z = =.
tfsd % Little Foiy Island. Up 20 this time they ha.
been masked Preparations were promptly made for
'FmpAv, July lo-At Ave O'Clock this morning
the federal guns opened with great rapidly on
works al South Inlet, the q Nor
mys nre they having. according TO thar accounts
nos ess than thirty four heavy gunsfrom the number q
trooTs being landed Al Oyster Point the insdeguacy n
infantry support stem The current and sha
demonstration made on the cft and by four Noi
tina. ~c could not hold our ADVANCED position ,ns
his Guns toe Last moment until some Of his rsga.
srs had 70 be literally dragged from their ra,tsin
MITCHELL with the remnant of the s,,,,,.s, s.,ssh
under his command the s,. IN, na,rsr ,e,,ea
nsh.iug 70 the cover Of ts". Wagner. These aetaeh
men, w,s. First artillery, Captain y
tenant = GuerArs fisywmd; Company <, captain ksvS
ne. % firss Lieutenant J. Aiison, second Lieu.
atenAn Frost, numbering In all two hundred
0tcrymen The island was under command of Colonel
who personally directions and the division CHIEF
command Of Hrigadier General Ripley.
The infantry force consisted Of tho single regiment of
Colonel Graham Nelson's battalion, and ity Of tho
First infantry, regulars, under captain Haskell.
Against four thousaad Of the enemy this hand.
fni Of men fought for nearly three hours but finally.
after innictng severe punishment on the advancing
columns forced " retreat Checked by the shells
from Fora Wa.nsr the federal Infantry did not pursue.
Gus nre ulon our oattrry with ten inch s nuei
the BON bardment wiihou, csssaop from nine oclcs A.
| N. untl 1ye O'Clock NJ During tbis time they nred
from three hundred and seventy Ave 10 four hundred
shells bot how % whore they burst q would be mpru.
dent 10 menton, since the enemy doubtless keep record
OF every shot, and would thus ba Informed their effect
IL remarkable fact however, that only three Of them
caused any loes of lie. aud by these -four were
| killed and two wounded. tine ~ the nrst shells
thro~n killed the larnentcd Captain IaDsdon cheges
small fragment striking him tho abdomen he
| waking across the parade ground A honorable.
hieh tened and refined gen,lemsn-s more chlyalroas
soldier excellent engineer not fallen IN our de
IL peculiar TACT and worthy of that whenever
the sasd va. thrown N the air By shell, aimost 10
| amount of labor. No material In the world better
adapted ior the consrnction q batteries cspbie o.
ststng the heavy mis@ u enemy than that shs
God "a his goodnc~s has % prousey along
ocesn washed shores ard 's invuinorabty been
| fully tested 10 the prescAt bomb lrdn~nt
rbe ere of the Monitors promptly responded ny
our artiikrists at Battery Wagner, being
drect~d principally 70 the nearest iron clad and ste
v~ struck number " times and dd Mt participate 10
the ecmbardnent the following day the uresuIDtaon
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