The New York herald., 1863-07-31

Howard no. Rensehsrds Co. x loosn New YORK July y.
Ja,u. 9. Skinner. co. i, ioo,h New York July "a.
Jas T. Grant, Go. =, o0th Ohio July 20
Chas Kersier, Co. G, 9Th Connecticut, July "a.
Alex. MILAN, %. A, 9th Maine, July 49,
John Co ilars, Co. =. 10Th Pennsy ylvania, July 10.
Ebenezer Austund. Co. D, 10th Pennsy wanna, July 49,
corp T. Barnes Co 4, 7,h Connecticut. July 90
William Rem, Co. n. Tooth New YORK. Jay 10
Warren r. Tunbcl, Co r. 7th New Hampshire, July 10.
Everstw coban, Co A.. 7.h Now Hampshire, July %.
Lewis Ruer Co y, Tooth New YORK, Juiy 10
Sergeant John T Bailey, Co. 4, 04d ohio July ~.
Unknown, July Is.
Geo W. Nichols, Co. II. 4stn New York, July n.
Ar'omus TOwnsIcy. Go. x, 9th eonneci,ou,. July u.
Geo Knven. 20. 9, Tooth New York, July -.
CORPORAL n. Jarrett %. q. 7th ~ Hampshire. July a.
Christopher sheu,, Co A, Tooth New York. July ~.
X. $. Graz. Go. A, Tth Connecticut, July ~.
Thos Han, 90. u, 10Th Pennsylvania, July IL
Jas Bushel Co. A, 9th Maine, July IL.
chns Keilery, 20. D, 18Th Pennsy yivanla, July i2
Corporal eavendor Co A. 7cth pcunsyiy anita July 10.
silas ~ smith, Co !. 10Th Ponnsylyania, july is
Eli Wilhelm, q. |, 10th Pepnsy wanna, July IL
Corporal Giles Jones' Co T. Tth Connecticut, July 49,
Jas: Mcpherson, Go x 4sih New York, Jay2i.
c. Ward (doubtui), Co. X, tsth New York, July n.
Peter Damis, Go. o, Tooth New York, July 20.
TnK RrsKi noyrrAL AKRAsGExrSr
believe II is generally admitted that tho rebels took
n good care Of wounded of their Charles
ton but they sadly deficient in surgeons. that IL
the Manv limbs Of our soldiers were amputatcd
without the slightest necessity, and In most awkward
clumsy enouan 10 90 discre1N W an ordinary
carpenter. Many have died from operations whose or
ginai wounds, unattended, would hardly have caused
death Tho rebels admit they very shor,
potent surgeons and of hospital and medicine
Glad enough wounded tho Cosmopolitan
70 90, back hsfc.
rWE cotossp sotpmRs.
Whom the exchange OF wounded bcng 90 ctsd 10
Charleston harbor Lieutenant Colonel Hall. General GIN
mores representative inquired why wounded u tho
sent down. "That h . matter for after consideration
with my government" replied Colonel Anderson, tho
rebel commissioner. "But In tho agreement for the
change q wounded gr'sensrs ihsre yv % sscep,oa
whaisyefo replied celonsl Hall I'VE ssvad shs colossd
troops another class OF people stogshc" " said Colonel
Anderson In the mcantms wounded irish rebel had
begged With tears In bis eyes, not 70 be put board tho
rsbsl sfSxmsr Alice. Hc said he q rnon man.
slwkys had bcsn. and refused 70 30 bsck 70 the
rebels. Some bad stricken his nsms from The
llss and represented ne too ~ 70 be removed.
But Colonel Anderson %, clue 10 the real cause
Of dstsn,ion. and, = b. Isaass., e.oeel Hal
iqyssga,st tho facts aud found ho detained srnpy
bxxWs ( tno6 man. Then colouel Anderson sre~
~roth aud Insisted his being put tho Alec
me an cuiised man. and elect where he shall
20 or stay He n clearly subject 70 the general agree
m~nt about exchanging the ~oundef, said the coonsl
$50 - replied Coonei Hall, "are tho coorsf SOLDIERS
Then Colonel Anderson wished ccooei Han 10 put bN ob
jccsious TO what he had Skcd n writing en- Col Hais
saying he must refer tho matter 10 General Gilmore
Colonel Hall scquie-oed first bot, Colonel Apds's
positively refusing furnish written psper his part,
refused The rebels say they viii ~, all the nesross
they catch, snd I uadsrssod lbsy do hostages 80
lse'.d ~ sSs'D"ss IN sshshS @"-
| - rms ,osrr rpwrn rosr
ono day, during the erection q our works On ihh
Il Nnsx Netfk Fggt
msnt xsrs detailed 10 mount heavy moftArr Al
ro,p, vary pear Port wagner. General seymour. Who
"a, p~,sonally superini.ndins tho sors ,hsy ~s's
r.ins down the BEACH sang out Nov boys, -sve at
the rsbss 81 mount tbess InotAfs right hefs
their eyes, and sho~ them arc not nran n thsn
Ts boys dia so and got them al sp .,h .nly 20 msn
wounded, although tho Wagner gavs wefs rlsJ.s :.
them ,hs ~hns. wbaa hey wsrs through GeD.rAi
seymour oompIimen,si ,ssm % tEy ETN1.i nyi.
of praise, telling them 4 the noi time
he had ever s4en heavy mounted oSSa day 10
,he fsos q nre from hostile fort that Ths
Ygv >ghth we're very mBcb pIeased 9TH The cpn.
psnt, which, coming from General seymour ~ss soFsh
something
| Ths ggnDoai scueca Lieutenant connsndsr WIN. oh
su has taken very pgumlnent part 10 The naval ban
bsrdmsot q ror, wssner she bsa vsry nraf %
,s~ fort and Win her elsysu iuch pshiEfss al hty
poundor rrs dd god eu,oo. sbs fo1shi sssSy mora.
Ing and Afternoon AID az bs bJulbadmsai % tsiar
/ day ~.s engaged fosrtesu bosrs.
rw rart s0sss
a.o id eperSid eHecgton bot nd tha msftfilns W
pYr,t 30 husdrca poasasr san sahss,, fortanasay,
| mjgrmg any op~.
fh,se bcss ssais-hai dsrscs ~ fsTs'a y ~ nsvy.
am s~ns -, shall soda,or = a. them fs9sf asiss
son ~t-n there .. probability 4 bst,sr cppaftsni,y
/ for fssofeing their deeds.