The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Nsn>h Moine.

Oliver H. McRing signify in arm
tonraSy fi.-W fanded-Andrew Mittam. Orlando ssw-
tele. Syivnnus Fogg James Prescott, all sill hty Mis
nae.corpora 81 Cyrus n Baker, John neXenney obea
COMPANY wornded-TIanry A. Pierce, Beni srcn.
cer. Winfield = Walker all slightly; serrcant W. but
terield severely IN lungs Miafng-Jerry G. Brasier.
COMPANY Y -Woumd~d- q. lord Isaac r. Wilt
tier, both slightly. A,sing-ldmand Phone, Geo. r.
Came. .-.ss., -s.A-
cospAxy c. Woundsd-serreauts rioueh and Mover.
VIM. Gsddis. John Gsrrsh. calvinR Fsk, MI slgh,ly.
HsSsn0-E Pass, kufus Badger, James ~ Crane, John
cosrn.xY I"second i,eu. w. ware believed to b.
prisoner; Corporal Alfred Cason severely wounded In
CoxrAsY K-ccrporal VIM. p stcarns. severely
wonded; Am smith severely wounded, stephen Libby.
Total-Killod, 1 wounded 81 missing. 10; in ALL Al.
xvrNri new nANrHIE;
8. Dano, slightly wounded
Total during the nth of killed wcnndcd missing II
tho three regiments which consttutcd the stormng parsy
334 much the gre tor portiop being missing Neav s1
these casualties occurred during the sorm2R Of Fort
On saturday Major Dudley Strickland. Ono Hundred
and Fnrty-eish,h New, York, was sunstruck He wa
recover but will ne sone time dsab ed. In this connee
ton will give list Of the
srnsss. y ~ n.,r1lGs s.a 3. r. ssy-r 0srs0no.s.
Lfsuterdnt Coionet-D. T. todman.
Ssjsiant amS o.art.rms ira T. Hicks
coarAsY I-captan, Sylvester s. Gray; Second Lieu
COMPANY A.-Cap,ain, valentlpe b. Chamberlain; s.
cond lieutenant. John Van Ke rsn,
William II Phillips, Charles II. -een
COMPANY B Bcaptain, Theodore Burdick; Second Lieu
eenant John Wilson. asssQ t t..e e III
All these ofcers wero In enc sht except the surgssa
Who at his proper rost Colonel Rodman was ths
only wounded ono brought or Only four others-CaP
San Gray Adj Hicks, Lieutenant Van Kcuren and
lieutenant Phillips escaped. and tney were unhurt.
- SUNDAYS OPERATIONS. * tt3At@3
The gunboats shcllsd tho fots and Fbrt Sumter and
the Cummings ront battery Aired solid shot at the gus-
boats and all the shelled troops occasionally.
wehad made beginnings OF extensive works BY night,
secretly, without discovery and now continued hem ~
day as secretly ss possible.
CASUALTIES.
The Ono Hundredth New York had seven, tho Thirs
New Hampshire Ave and other regiments . few nsa
wounded-nous fatally, Il Ia hoped.
DESTRUCTION or REexL MBANER. ats
The rebels bad landed working party OF negroes and
others ON the inside OF norris island, where they
intrenching. transport steamer lay At landing peas
by. Hamtons battery Of regulars went down TO coa
yenient point ard opened Gre them, 0rst dsperssa0
the working party and then pspperng tho steamer m
nrs shot disabled her and killed according 10 the
port OF an :" Intelligent contraband," who dosertsa
TO US: several went Through her. and We Husav
blew up boiler. large rebel steamer started down
from Charleston to her assistance, but backed out and
returned 3. sa ne5talaf sa,ss, f.s -. r,e
premature discharge Of gun took Oh the Of o.
Of the battery men, but had no Other casualties
OPERATIONS ON MONDAY. asg
our CAMS sHELED Ey YoRr suETEs- M
On Monday tho re6o:s began V notice our bsttsvy
building had ascortained where tho Generals hsaA
quarters -we,e. In Fort Sumter the big guns
taken from tho Kcokuk had been mounted -
tho land eide Monday forenoon shey opsnGd
on u.s. while tho other frts shelei tho pickcs and work
ing parties Tho Sumter guns threw immenSe elongassA
Shells pitching thcn directly into the plaza whore ~
headquarters with remarkable accuracy. Ono shso
burst General strong's saf tent and an nmenss
fragment buried itself the ground just at the iess
Captain Harrd General s,rong's aid dccamp, who IVES
standing tho entrance Of the tent drinking glass q
lemonade. His tumblcr filled with sand which was
also thrown all over him. The correspondent Of The
Boston HsrdId writing at table, just insids
the door and his paper covered with
the flying sand. Ono piece struck close 10 Gen. Strengs
tent, and other shos burst all arouSd but No ono was
hurt til towards night, when ono man was killed and
several wounded by shell which burst In group.
There few casualties the front, but tncy
not yet reported.
DISABLED STEAMER BURNED.
This evening the rebel steamer which disabled
to-day burned.
Our working parties OF engineers and others WORK
Ing well, and wo sure of Fort Wagner soon.
rLsRT
will probably cooperate extensively in q day o.
two. have not pretended 70 give any details Of ~
operations thus having connned myself 70 the
important movements of the land forces.
osyERaL rERRY's
Is landed james Island, just above and nearly
opposite the village o Legarese, or Losreevis, -
Is corruptly called They have been In cngsgsns.s
yet Some rebel cavalry attacked pickcs day.
but re;.catcd with two killed., without inurpg W
Colonel Montgomery, with his black ,ade is with thss
expedition They were accompanied up by the Pswnes.
hcDonough and Nantucket Mouitor. When the tropss
time c"mcs they win strike, and have o do~Ss
give effective bo~s General Terry Ia acoomplishel
commander, and has some nne troops with him. n
General Hunter while rons up river the o.hsr DAY.
was ared at by field battery, bu, NOT hit.
rcsrEm
are most favorable and feel my next letter wm
have news Of further successes.
pssrArurm.
The navy sent despatch boat North on Sunday win
dispatches from Admiral Dahlsren. General Gnlmrs
hsd but brief notification, aad only prclm.ossy
report His regular dispatches 60 BY tho same boat =
this report. eE aN nA 5sM
Imust here express my sincere thanks Captain A. Z
Dunton, Acting Quartermaster, located on Fssy
Island at Stono Inlet. and has shown many oourtssAs
worthy OF mention. In the absence Of Captain wabrdgs
Post a Light House Inlet Captain Du.ssn
has charge Of the Quartcrmasers Department boas.
He Ia gentleman and edlcieut quartsrmaster.
Lieutenant Colonel Hall, Provost Marshal General, -
very kind 70 the correspondents, and very efficient -
stan officer.
am indebted TO Captain Haral, Of General strs.eS
stan for numerous courtesios.
Hs HogifaI Aryo~oemSss
should make but . very imperfect report a 49,
operations did not devote some space 70 tho ercsss
arrangements msde for the q the wounded. d.
John J. Craven. Medical Purvcyor Of the dcpartmssa
detailed chsr medical ocsr In tho neid and pso
cssdsd days before tho attack Hs carrsea -
large numbsr q suitable tsats, ambusnccs su1csse
assorsment q incidence, hospital suppls and articles
furnished by tbs Sanitary Commission His general No.
pltA ne located On Folly Island. . mile aad haH rrsu
the front in nns location and fitted IN viii an sbs NJ