Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
LATEST FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
Arrival OF Steamers Connecticut, Key
port, Lizzie Baker, and Cen. Hooker,

Arrival OF Steamers Conneotieut, Key
port, Lizzie Baker, and Cen. Hooker,
with Wounded Omcers aud soidIers
The steamer Connecticut arrived al the Sixth
/ street wharf this morning, having left tho
Whitc House yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
shc had on board about eleven hundred
wounded, among whom wcro few rebels.
Among our wounded brought up by the
Connecticut are the following onicers'
Major Scott, lst MY. dragons; Major zinn,
s4th Pc, wounded In the shoulder; Major J. NJ.
Willett, sth n. Y. art, also wounded in the
shoulder Captain J. A. Cline, l55Lh Pa; Capt.
Frances, 9lst Pal Captain Murphy, sad NY;
Captain Kimberly, 44th NY; Captain Hall,
Acting Assistant Adlutsnt General to Gen.
| Owens; Captain z. A. Kinks, 10Th Mass; Cap.
tsins 7. T. Crawford and T. X. Lott, 10th Pal
Adjutar. Holland, Goth Mass; Lieut.. Russell,
10th n. Y. Lieutenants Webster, Richter, and
Low, Sth N. Y. art; Lieut.. Mortimer, 14sth
Pal Lieut.. Mulllgan, 1s4th Pa; Captain J.. p.
Richards, 5sth New York; Adjutant Ellcndorf,
44d New York; Captain Jones, 2d Y. Y. art;
Lieut.. Green, s!h N. Y. art; Capt. l.. J. Hunt,
10th VII Capt. A. H. Nixon, s4Lh Pa; Capt.
j. Griffith, 1881 Pa; Capt. J. f. Hnl. 18th y.
y; CAPT. Rudoths, 4th Nd.
Ihoy rcr0r, many wounded At The whEU
lioIst.
Thc railroad 10 in good order some four or
I've milcs from the White House, towards the
front.
Assistant Secretary Of War, Chns. 4. Dana
ras at the White House on Sunday. He re-
ccived dispatch from Gen. Grant on that day
stating that oil was going on well in trout
The bridge over the Pamunkcy was CON-
pletcd, and The road to West Point in working
order.
The steamer lolsS arrived yesterday after
noon. She brought up the bodies OF Col. KEEL
log, I'd Connecticut artillery, and Capt. J. r.
Mccullough, Of the 10th Pennsylvania.
The steamer Keyport arrived last night with
i0ut hundred wounded.
The Lizzie Baker arrived this morning with
three hundred and fifty wounded. She brought
no news.
The General Hooker arrived this morning
with number Of wounded, but received orders
to return TO Alexandria, that they might be
placed in tho hospitals of that city
Among tho wounded brought up by the aloye
steamers are the following officers;
Capt. Jno. G. Parr, 130th Pa; Nal. VIM. J.
Wallace, Esd dol Capt. Jas VI. Craig, 2Gd do,
Ii. Frank Taylor, 23d do; 1t. Richard II.
Griffith, 23d do; Col. Isaac c. Bassett, Sod do;
1t. John 7. Hawkins, s?d do; 1t. Albert
Ivcrs, S?d DO; 1t. W. r. Williams, s2d do;
Capt. Robt. ". Patrick, s?d do; It. David
Gordon, 9jth DO; Ii. j. ?. lrodell, 13Sth do;
Col. John W. sChall, sTth do; 1t. H. G. Nor
man, 18th do; Capt NJ. sambson, 4th y. J.
Vols.i 1t. VIM. W. COuoyer, 14th y. j.; Capt.
Truman Gregory, oh, y. Y. II. Art'y; 1t. W.
o. Reed, 32d Mass.i Ii. II. s. Hepburn, 1OGth
n. Y; Capt. J. d. McBrunn, lOGth do; 1t. 7.
L. Roole, 1921 do; 1t. D. G. sherley, ICED do;
Capt. II. Bowen, jr., i5lsL do; Le Hubbard
T. Tuttle. I'd Conn. Art'y: 1t. Geo. NJ. Hatch.
Ith Mass.i CAPT. Fred. W. Coleman, 151st y.
T.; 1t. Jas. J. Christisncy, A. D. e. TO Gen.
Cu'tar' Capt. a. d. Tower, 9th Mich. Cav.