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Arrival OF tho Cosmopoiisa..

The u. y. hospital steamer Cosmopolitan, Capt.
Croker from Port Royal, 3. e., ~ hours, with iso
wounded roldiers from Gen. Gil mores Corps, III
Morris Island, arrived this morning. The steamship
Fulton, hence, had just arrived.
DIED ON sHIPBoARD.
The following is q list Of deaths ON tho passage
since leaving Hilton Head
Lieut. A. NJ Goodwin, 9Th Me Vols leg smputstsd
Ser &. II. Grcsan, Co !. tth Conn arm smpuisted.
). I.smun, Go. y, Tooth n. y, shot In ,hish
Ebsn Degslt. Co. D. 7,h N. u sho' in breast.
J.s kre.su,an, 90. ID. i7sth Pa fever and darrhes-
An unknown mani Paroed prisoner.
}. G. Morrill,. co II. 7ih n H. .ho, In neck, died July
NAMES OF wousDED oFFIcERs on BOARD of U. $.
HOSPITAL sniP COSMOPOLITAN.
Col A. &. Nofs 6Tth Ohio Vols lett side. -
Lieut. Col u NJ. Hahowsl, sash Mas, hip and thigh
Capt }. w. N. Appleton, to A. bath MAss' ribs aud
Csp, o.o. Pope. Co. l. silh Mass. shoulder.
AdJt q. ". James 5i,h Ma,a, groin.
Ia La J. A. Pratt. Co. q, side aud forehead.
Capt H.. 7. Hudson, Go. n. osh Conn. spkie
L. !. L. Emerson Co. g, sth Me. lot Lneo.
Ltc; l. Stevens. Co A. s7,h Ohio, .hi.s,
20. s.S T. y,o tssa s en- s.S G'Ss Conn s and
Cap, H. J. Crano. 49, b7th Ohio thigh
C.pt Chs. Kerr. 10Th Penn. right hip
L. y. Miller. Go, X. .s'h & n H \, leg .,s thigh.
Capt Elf~ins Co. Is. to,h n. Y. lsa thigh.
Cspt :. NJ. swsr.out Co y .sth n. Y.hsad'
Capt lockwood. Go H. tath T., shsuidci.
MAJ kA,n, ios'h NJ T., left thigh.
1t w. iolmsa
LIT. }. A. Bnfet, Co. II, 18th n. Y. thigh.
1t -toi. II. g. CoruingeI. 67th Ohio arms and BODY
It. Martin Stotter, Co. ID, 9TH Conn. leg
L-Col e. \. Steele. 62d Ohio.
Maj. }. w. Hichs, 7oth Penn, both thighs
Ii Elijah W Wbittenoro. Co. B. olth ohio thish
Col. W. B. Barton t8th N Y, hip
Capt. McEiwin, Co n. t8th N. Y. les
Col G. v. Stssie Gid Ohio, thish. -, Ill.
Capt H H. Wcst GO X b2d Ohio, foos Ahoo' AnA'os'
Col Sabine Emory, Hh Me. left leg.
1t I'D. l.. Jones. Go. G., bith Mar, shoulder. =,
It. Samuel Willard, Co d. 5ith Mas LETT leg paroIed
at Charleston. -
1t W. H. uonian, Co. ID. 5ith Mass, arm.
1t. Cyrus Brown, Co. n, Tooth N T. les amPutstsd.
Lit. j. w. Wooster Co III, 1th N H.. night leg smpu-
taieds died OF sea Juy "a, and buried.
Lieut. Charles h. Fox. A, tSh n. u. arm.
Lieut. James Taylor r., 4Bth n. Y. left side.
J. MsrteD, Ii, 4sth N. Y. thigh
Corp. J. Hyatt, II. 48th N. Y. right log.
y. Conokin. X. i8ih N. y, rght hip.
James LsIhin, A, 4sth N. Y, Eoip,
Corp. q. ID. Vandenbefg A, tBh N. Y, breast.
A. Elhson. X. 4sth N. T., right hand.
w. H. Foley, y, 4sth N. Y. right arm.
BsIgL John S. Clayton, ii. <9tb N. Y, thigh. .
John Lee. II, +8th N " shoulder.
Cory. WIN. u. Howard. y. tsth N. Y. log.
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every id niger commander would be hung or
sho. at sight.
There is but one opinion with regard to the treat.
cruel, shameful barbarous. Nearly every sentiment
Of humanity seems to have departed from these
South Carolina wretches. The slightest guu-shot
wound, which our army surgeons would have soon
healed Immediately suggested to these professional
butchers the knife, the saw, amputation, and, in
this climate death.
Every opportunity to mutilate the body by amputa-
liDn WAS seized upon, and after the operation was
performed, the surgeons seemed profoundly ndIifer'
ert whether q spark Of life remained or not This
shameful treatment was not confined TO the severely
to fall into their hands.
The officers and soldiers now on board the Cosmo-
poi:an will tell you that they bad not single
change Of clothing, and in many instances not even
their wounds dressed, they reached the deck Of
our hospital ship. The Sisters Of Mercy offered their
services but were not allowed to enter the wards Of
The hospital.
On our left we advanced our batteries, yesterday,
COO yards nearer Fort Sumter, aud threw up sand
batteries with four ten.bch m0rtars 10 hold our posi-
tion. BY tomorrow evening we shall have six 200
pomder PARROTS in position at this point.
Two heavy rihed guns opened upon us from Fort
johnson yesterday. By reference to the map it
will be seen that this Fort will be able 10 deliver
quite ,evere enGlsding fire when We open upon
Sumer She has already thrown she'll two hundred
yards over our batteries. Leut.Col. Legget OF the
10Th Connecticut had bis right leg taken of on Fri
day by one Of them.
ssbjoin list Of the wounded on board OF the
Cosmopolitan who have gone North to recover their
health. Mp.
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toll You sciR certainly be done forthwith. Will you
. m -. rao,la this

toll You .ciR certainly be done forthwith. Will you
tell your people this
1t s not for to speculate upon the consequences
of these new and dreadful elements, whirled into
new forms of conflict and complication, to prolopg
and intensity the war. My mind, in striving to
grasp the subject, lets so its hold, and shriuks as
from something at once terrible and loathsome. i
cannot speak of things which seem to cry aloud out
of the future with the tongues of women and Of
babes with the contention Of angels and of friends,
mixed of pity aud fury.
But do see In all this hidden mine Of power in
the Sonth which your policy may in one fatal mo-
ment spring upon the country to bury all We once
loved and were proud of in an undistingushable
monstrosty of disgust and death. RANDOLPH.
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RepnIse Of Pcgram's and sceu's Forces In
kentucky.
OUR CAVALRY IN THEIR REAR.
CisCIKsATi, Thursday, July 30--a. n

OUR CAVALRY IN THEIR REAR.
CiscIEsATi, Thursday, July 90. m.
Yesterday morning, Pegram's and Scotts forces,
numbering $500, crossed the Kentucky River and
marched to Paris, where they arrived yesterday
afternoon and attacked our force. After severe
engagement Of two hours the Rebels were repulsed
aud driven away. 1t is thought they will make Il
flank movement on that place. large Union
cavalry force is in the rear of the Rebels. The
movement Of the Rebels is believed TO be against
Paris for the purpose Of destroying the bridge there
M.-Pegram's forces have re".ated to Win.
chester, followed by our cavalry. A nuiAs'r Of
prisoners have been captured.
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LATER FROM CHARLESTON.
THE SIEGE OF FORT WAGNER

THE SIEGE OF FORT WAGNER.
Our Batteries 600 Yards Nearer Sumter.
THE ARMY CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
SHOCKING BARBARITY OF REBEL SURGEONS.
The Colored Prisoners Bnslaved.
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Further Information concerning the Prop
osition Of JcA. Davis to Europenn
Powcrs-His Dispntch-Bearers Going
Through New-York and Boston-An-
swer Of JeG. Davis 20 Napoleon on the
Slavery Question-Probnbility Of the
Rejection Of an Allinncc with the South
by Napoleon.
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See Eighth Psge'
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Charles L. Cole, D, 4ath N. Y. thigh.
John Burton r, 4sth N: y, right thigh.
L. Roberts, +, 18th N. Y. hip.
w. b. Smith, ID, 18th N. Y, fscet
M. Gleason, X, 7th CT, left lsg.
p. kosller, /, 1th Ct. leftleE
J. Morningstar, u. 86th Pa. leg.
M. Ayres Y, 18th Pa, left leg.
J. Conners, y, 10th Pa, right leg.
J. Merrill, ID, 10th Pa, heart.
A. Ahrens, ID. 10Th Pa. heat.
c. Harris, J. 10th Pa, left leg
Il. Bennett, h. 10th Pa. lef leg
sergt j. s. Mccartney {, 10th Pa, right and len leg
Hugh McShsne. A. 6ta Ct. hand.
WIN. Gussmsn, q. eth c., hand
Corp. J. @. Osborn, +. 9th CT, night leg.
Michael Riley. O, 7th n. H., thigh.
c. D,sse,t T. nh N. H., heart.
s. McElroy. Il. nh n. H., thigh
J. 8. Relation. II. 7rh N. H.. night arm and face.
y. y. Robiu'ou. ii, nh N. H., right leg.
y. ID. Smith. &, 7th N. H., Jeff leg.
y. Ins.rsoil, A. 7th N. H.. elbow and thigh.
A. Abbott, II, 1th N. H.. leg.
J.C. Morrill, II. 7th N f.. neck.
Charles Grant, d, 7sh N H., both lese.
Corp J. N. Durgo. y. eth N. H., both legs and arm.
Lieut.. T. Davis, Is. 7th N. H, groin.
NJ McGuire. C. Tooth N. Y. right arm and thigh.
N. Weeks, X, ,l0O,h \. Y, night arm.
}. Klenbefg y. IO0lb ~ Y. leg.
G. Wol.nvent, X, loeth N. T., snkls
Corp T. J. Budem, X, lOoth n y. right leg.
w. G. Barthr.n, Y: 10th N. thumb.
!. Mains, y, io'th y. T.. lsn foot.
J. L. SooIessel. r, l00tb N. T.. breast.
VIM. Fst,einog, X. 10th N. y. left arm.
Corp August H1sey, = io'th N l., left thigh.
second Lieut. l. Brown. f. Ioo,h N. Y, right leg
W 81. Stebbou, X 9th Ohio, knee.
q Ellsworth. II, 9TH Ohio. hip
0e,rg. Gilfofd, A, 67,h Ohio. night leg.
N. s. Wood n. Cad Gbio, rsht leg.
M. JrnDing,. C, sd Ohio, ankle.
J. Koupp. A. sd Ohio, iefs thigh.
g. Acklsy, |, 6ld Obic, leg
II. &. Burrows y, oh Me, len leg
W. III Meuin, X, 9th Me, abdonsn.
Lieut. A n. Gordon. a. 9Th Ne. abdomen.
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GEN. GILMORE To His TROOPS.
uEIDsu.hTEEa DEPARTMENT az rns s0rrH,
MoRAi, l.LASp 5. e.. July u. 1874
OKDyHs: The Brigadler-teneIal commanding
rr,.nt. h. and thanks to tho amy which hs
IN. ho nor for their brilliant victory of Mo
!o last which place. three miles nearer the hsee
buut.f the hrrt among all our counifrs DE-
fn..s a,.r foreign foes that felt iho poiuns ussd Of
,IsitsU ., -
Our sbof however ere OF over they are la's oetun ahd
while tie .Y.. tho Rebel city loom W Ia the dn distance
h.rd.bp. and prsaons mus 10 endured before onr hopes
and ~sp.ctations ar their full fTuon IN victory
L., 1 emulate the hefo deeds of brothers Ia arms at
G,y.bgts snd Nichbug add to that roll VI fame which
will Be transmitted TO yrstsfnl postorty
sp.cs are doe Bng Vogdes and his com.
ana urtns enegy and patient endurance displayed
by the IN tho obasro. Folly and under most
ever, cone~ivsbs disadvantssc aud TO Big Gcn Geo O.
sous .pd his command o the heroic gssnfy with which
they canned the .ntmy batteries Morris lssnd this be
III. hr.t Instances daring tho in which powerful bat
terss have been .aeoesfuy assaulted by column dsn
baked under heavy artillery ire
q A. OILLMORE Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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Couver.a.ions with ,he wo..SeA.

The Cosmopolitan dropped her anchors In the
stream opposite the Battery about o'clock ys:'sr.
day morning. Our reporter procured q rowooa'
and fastened on board to obtain what informSsos
ne could in relation to the condition OF the wounu.s
and the manner in which those were srea'eu "aO
fell into the hands of the enemy and became prs
ouers of war. Our floating hospital tue inomAs
Wsv with DR.. McDougali Col Johnson Chaplain
Msrwin and 9 strong staff Of men came .longads
s '. Nv Ca.o0oap Immediately after her arrival
Zee Eighth Page.
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