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The New York herald., 1864-05-24
The Navy.
Ine navy.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES SCHOONER HENRY

ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES SCHOONER HENRY
JAMES.
The United States schooner Henry James, L. B. King,
acting ensgu commanding, arrived at this port yesfer
day morning, in twelve days from Pensacola
This vessel Of Commodore Porter's mortar
feet and hls been in commission twenty eight mouths
she participated 10 the attack Forts Jackson and st.
Philip and Afterwards, uuasssfed captured Sabine Pass
Texas. She also took part the rst attack Vicks
burg, Miss and OF the fleet which compelled the
surrender OF Port Hudson La July last. She also
took prom part in ths late attack upon Fort Powell
under Admiral Farragut. She has been ordered home
account OF The mortar being too much worn 10 be
vceable. The following IL a list OF her officers
acting Ensign CbmnaGading--L. King
ASSISTANT MdsGrs Mate and Erecutts ONcer-Wm.
White
Pdynasey's Stecard-James Morn.
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FORTRESS MONROE May 81, 1864
Three hundred wounded mon sent from the
Mcclellan Hospital TO day TO Philadelphia.
The weather is yet very favorable for the patients
in hospital, and most OF them doing we'll
General Wistar has left for home, sick
General Devns is at the Chesapeake Hospital, sick
Yesterday noon the pickets left and near the
Point OF Rocks, the Appomattax driven in by
the rebels, and quite an engagement followed
the pckets reached force of
batteries opened the enemy with deadly fire, and
they taken by surprise that they lost heavily in
both killed and wounded
The rebel General Walker is wounded and prisoner
with many OF his men,
the enemy got the worst Of the skrmish and retired
Picket skirmishing ia going much Of the time along
lines There 10 heavy skirmshiug this morning
Particulars not yet received
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

M0rrleUs
BALEy-PlKE AT Astoria, on Monday, May 16. by the
Rev II. Weston, Mr.. WILLIAM H. BAILEY, of New York,
Miss LIZZIE PIKE, daughter II the late Benjamin Pike J
EERRy-DrSsY.-ln Jersey City. Monday, May %.
by the Rev Edwin Brown, GEORGE H. BERRY TO BELLA
s. Di-Syy, all Of Brooklyn.
MoRroN- M.RAE-On Monday, Nay %, at st. AIMS
church, by the Rev Mr. Benjamin. WILLIAM S. MORTON to
MARY ARAELA eldest daughter Of the late Henry G. Nc
Rae, all Of this city. No cards.
Montreal papers please copy.
wALIER-FowLER--On --O Sunday Nav 20, at the BRIDES
residence, oy the Rev Mr. j. s. Croft Mr OSCAR A. WAL
IeR TO Miss MANY A. Fowler, both of this city.
California papers please copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

>N.~~-
TINTED STATES l04o BONDS.
These Bonds are issued under the Act Of Congress- OF
March 1884, which provides tina. all Bonds issued under
this act shah BE REDEEMED IN COIN. a, the
pleasure Of the government. at any period not less
than ten than forty from their date. and
until heir redemption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST
WILL BR PAID IN COIN, bonds of over one hun.
dred dollars annually all other Bonds
The interest payable on tbs first days Of March and Sep
tembcr in each year.
As these Bonds, by Act Of Congress, arc
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION.
their increased to three per cen. per
annum according rate Of u, ievcs in various part,
Of the country.
At the present rate Of premium on gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
IN currency and equal convenience ~ permanent
or temporary investment.
tits believed that securities offer 30 great
toenders various descriptions OF United States Bends
all other Of the faith ability Of pr
parties companies separate communities
only pledged for payment while for the debts Of the
United States the whole property of the country holden
TO secure the payment Of both principal and interest in
soip
These Bonds subscribed for in sums from $50 up
to any magnitude. the terms and are thus made
equally available to the snstes, lender and the largest
capitalist They converted into money q, any mo-
ent, and the holder will the benefit OF the interest,"
The funded debt United States on which interest
payable In gold the ID day Of March, 1864 wa, s7cs
9o inere,. on this debt FOR the coming fiscal year
win be ssss7i2S while customs revenu. in gold for
me fiscal year ending 90 1861 has been SO FAR
Al the rate of over $4,000 op per aunum
win be seen thss even the gold Of
largely of the wants Of Treas
ury the payment of gold interest while the recent
Of the tariff win doubtless raise the annual receipts
nom customs on the amount or impor,asions to
si5oOoo,ooo per annum.
The authorized amount this loan Two Hundred MI.
lion Dollars Instructions to the National Banks acting as
agents were not Issued until March rs but the amount
bond. reported sold at the United states Treasury up to
May 81 was
S4.ss4soo
Subscriptions will be received by the Trsssuret Of the
United States at Washington and Assistant rrsasursrs
ANEW York. Boston and Phnadslphia; aud by the
First National Bank Of New York, No a W ali street
Second National Bank OF Now York Tw.n,ythra stree,
and Broadway.
Fourth National Bank OF New York Pine street
fIfh National Rank OF Ner Yoya s2s Thru .v.nus
shsh National Bank OF New York Sixth and Broadway
Ninth National Bank of Nsv York, ,s3 Broadway.
Teush National Bank OF New York No $40 Broadway
New York National Ercsssse Bsuk ls Greenwich street
rlrs, National Bank OF Jersey CITY, N. j.
AND BIT AL. NATrOuAL BANKS
which are depositarics of public money. and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tbs sctine AGENTS OF the National
Depositay BankD, viii furnish further information on
application aud
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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Corp Bishy, II. nesn wound
Corp J Ne n, iiesh wo'ynl
Corp 1illard FiDS. h, tesh
wound
A s Hyde, II, flesh waand
u . Lowell. II, nesl wound
A b Mcicalf. II. tlesh wound
J X Rawson, II. Uesh wound
n II Ware, II. fiesh wound
q l. Rice, IL. ilesh wound
A GUemond, X lea
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The Roads Open Between Petersburg and
Richmond.

[FrOfn tne KIlnfnunu SthtIneI, Nay II
PETERSBURG, May II 1854
The enemy have gone from front to bis inirench.
mt nts al Bemuda Hundred.
The turnpike 10 Richmond is now opeu Kai,zs raiders
are eight m les this side Of Jarrats.
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Skirm ishing On May IL. but NO Mater
Change in the Situation.

IFFUh
There was some firing on the south side yesterday to-
gether With some ssirmishng, though we have not
learned that il was OF material consequence We have
any number OF reports as 70 the movements Of the
enemy but believe there has no CHANGE
up to this time since BaIdy smith sought his ortGca
tons
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ound ,ss ,o,,o,ng orssr from Hoke directing him to
=" q movement Newoern at the oegiuning o' ,ns
ssh promising she assistance OF tne reoei -" "''e
Asrle- MAya 1854
rSnsns ss ron Abemare Who writes that ss pc iss's
that the boa. can stand ne sonnd sg an" aa w
somuu.ss ss m with you the river bank :,
ssocs and proceed 70 rGoessse
ana sls sTe over ys NH creek 70" viii miles es.
column IN 60 nS e paecSsss
iu5sl Generai suI'v warxrs, commandins Troops
ms with N nv ather valuable documents, giving i'm
to know, fell mo .ae hands OF Cen Butler by he cap
ture OF Gen. walker
rHB oAsunuEs ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHTH
NEW VOLUNTEERS.
am indebted TO Lieut. Fred l. Manning, ABIDE Camp
TO General Butler for the following fun list Of casualties
teers, Col Guion-a regiment whicn has covered itself
with glory in the several heavy tights Of the pas.
few DAYS This command is attached TO the Second
DIVISION Of the Eighteenth corps known as Gen Wezeis
fighting troops and deserves great praise for lie excellent
bearing and discipline unds, s,,i.d not nrs'-
Set Curtis s pay Irwin A West e
John Mat: D. Hn.aonSs 4aLinaS Gov. cover5
Geo Chase d Corp Samuel Strong,
Wounied.
Patrick McNany. A, LEG Geo = Mitchell, B, hand,
yoSs sa;i irns A. shoulder Geo Tsbos B. leg severely
updle, a. head SOM SGswa ar@.isa'y
Henry Gaumar A leg slightly Mortimer Dean D left leg
john II, Tan.rson' . sa' B. sg Williams slightly
slightly ID Yoder, D. loot, severely
Corp Danes B. leg, Corr DsEid Barnes D foot
John Moore D, back, slightly James bishop, E, hand,
' slightly ''"' . ''N Aionso Ki,son, 3. foot
ma%lsn Il G craven e. leg William voorhes, E, shoul
George HadsalI E. shoulder John Scott E, shoulder
Gso Krag E, leg severely Joseph sprague. F. foot
Owen Day, =, shoulder, sngntly , .,n.,
Edward anderson, E. thigh, CIV stark r. hip severely
Quinn. E, foot severely HI Barnes F.theh veIely
sabine. E, severely Ceney \, neck s shy
Capt ii Gardner u shou- Jno Malone n, arm ighly
der slieh.y Capt Benz Watkins, Il, bow
Corp Sistson, 8, anSie ssrgt R.Long leg slightly
Peter Goodrich, G. shoulder 3 Sine / eg, slightly
severely Jordan Davis j. shoulder,
back O'' = Benz Howell I. arm severely
Corp WIN Briggs, G, Log Sergeant Jackson. Iarm
Martin L Bennett, G, arm 4 speers l. back. slightly
Capt Edgar A Griswold. @, putated
shoulder, severely Capt Hiram schutt, K, arm
VIM EDWARDS, leg slightly Joseph fIawver, K. thigh,
Corp Francis Gregory. II, severely
GEORGE NJ. GUIoN,
Colonel Commanding One Hundred and Forty eighth New
York Volunteers
- Onlcia-rEAp RoBERrs.
The following men wounded in Col j. c. brakes
brigade (Second brigade, Third division, Tenth army
corps), the 18th inst, the wounds resulting from the
enemy shelDg the Union camps at the front and the
occupancy OF the rifle pits
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
John Han, Co Patrick Devins, Co E. shot
John Becker Co B through the head, still
George Sheldon, Co A living
rHRTKEHTH INDIANA.
Private John vogan Co A, killed
Corporal Albert Gepheart Co z, slightly, in arm
Lewis Y welch Co T. killed by she'll.
Crockett Co 9. wounded II. breast.
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fNkiuS Let hcSn 0s Aa&
Lieut. N B Bessey. A. consu-
Scrgt 7 Merritt Ward A, fesh
wound, leg
Ly man j Prentice, A
Augustus stone, A, arm am.
putatec
Nelson Tiffany, A, bowels,
severe
Chas II Rnowlton, A, fingers
amputated
ChasANayer.A, flesh wound,
leg
.,as White. A, ,assh wound. leg
Jas hirwiu. A .ile.h " nd, legs
Albert Cook, *. killed
Chas A Horton, b, younded,
died
Jas Csrnee, B, eesh wound,
EiIcBall, B, flesh wound. scalp
GTFsyweather, &, ,iiesh " nd,
ALBnsb, c. aesh wound. leg
Sergt Tim Ma2erry, K. Killed
kuhralm smith, 4 killed
Edwzrd ponlan, T., killed
Pat Burke, T.. both legs
Hugh Kenney, K, side
Edward Roberts. z. lsg
Corp A W CLARKE h, thigh
Corp W A Cole ter, KILLED
j Ii Desyreux, X, h,facckrngcr
: Preston, X, LEG
sergt W ! Bond, x, confusion
OF breast
Sergt r Drury. X. arm
A siockuAle, a. leg
ii Bellows, back
N W Davis, leg
Lieut. ! brennan, leg
Nahani Nixon. I. fracture OF
skull
LorinT Lowell, II, ,ae.h wound,
shoulder
Corp w II Partridge, p,
Killed. May IL
W x Holman. A, killed, l2th
Hy Geldine, A, killed, ltih
" " Alexander. d, killed, 10th
John Grece -. Killed, 18TH
Rowland Pond, ~, killed. 18th
BF Miller. n. Killed, l6th
Joseph Eaton. II, killed, l6ih
W ii Richsrds. \. killed, 18th
Corp - Hunter, 3. killed
Corp , II Fuller, A, wounded
ana fairsfrE
Francis Greenwood, A, fesh
wound hips
JF Coulter A, nesh wound,
shoulder
Sergt } Fisher. ID. SIDE
- " Newell. u confusion
Martin D Robbins, ID, fe.h
wouna. arm
Benz & Green. A, wounded
and missing
A IL Stcafns, A, wounded
and missing
y Z Benson. A, wounded
and mi sling
Beruai q BOYD, X, thigh
Robert Cotleral, B, wounded
and missing
ROBERT Coitefal. jr, h. hip
Robert r Litlieheld, b, frac.
ture Oi arm
Henry II Gibson, Il. missing
. Il Carpenter, B, wounded
ia hand
II u B0swortb, y, missing
Lieut. " DAVIS, g, arm
sergt L A Moody g. neck
HIN Norcrop e. bip
1bos HurDhy e. leg
Cyrus A Wells. g, con ia sion
Frederick Be rtle,i, G, hand
and shoulder
Iobu B Hayden jr, ID, side
Wesley Upharn. ~. knee
Sergi j s No,lltou, /, u,sssipa
hergi 5 Frank. ] missing
q VI Barrett ], missing
q ID Browning. J missing
u y Hosworth, 1, missing
3 fiarg. ] missing,
3 FROST, I, missing
! W Hathaway, missing
v Louelly, I, missing
sA snow. l, missing
J sharer, X, hesh wound,
serst B Murdoch, X, nesh
wound. arm
" l. Brown, X, fiesh wound,
head
ous Cutting, X. sesh wound.
face
' Morton, y, Hesh wound,
rhos G Bond, x. arm and
chest
Oh Pond, X, flesh wound.
arm and leg. missing
sergt r L Chapman, X, miss.
inr
Corp a Adams X, missing
v Colnugs X nliae M
Chn = Jniley, X, mlssipr
barnes, X. missing
n s tlarse, X, missing
y Noope- X. taIsslnc
y . Coelet. X, nisslns
- -hsr & miasins
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tn army corps hospital.
Jas Sheagan. 3, fore flnger
Jas Nolloy. Z, hand
owen Fipne2an, l.. hand
Felix McCann, f, hand
Ross xcCann K, forehead
Ambrose Mckenna z, arm
Peter Kenny. 4, arm
Corp ) A lockwood, r, frAc.
ture OF arm
NJ b Waite. +, killed
Hiram Gates. Y, killed
y W Brown. y, leg
Frank Miller. @. killed
Geo kameher, q, head, slight
J 5 Cook, II. hand
Lieut. Ohas Upton, II, killed
Corp n u Garfield, I, killed
Geo Greenwood. l killed
Corp q A jackson, I arm
II Orr, !, killed
rhos Green wood, ], back, se.
we're
Ihos Fallon. I, back, severe
B b Jillson, l, arm
Corp + l. Moore, 7, head
Il Hathaway, /, hip
b Frost. I, knee
j w Blood, /. arm
Corp Chss Tenney. n, aeth
wound, leg
Edwd Klein. q. f3esh " ID leg
VIM Lang, q, fracture finger
trancisBurns,l,i ,iesh wound,
Newton Wallace, I. Gesh
wound, face
Chas johnson, X, confusion
oil chest
ChssD Gum. @, ,aesh wound,
side and leg
kobt Wallace, q, killed
Edwin wilbur, II. aesh
wound, hand
Jed Sanborn, G, killed
George Home, &, allied
JohnMcMsnus. u, hip. slightly
John n Leland. D, fiesh
wound, hip
Marsha Leonard. d, Hesh
wound, foot
o l. olmstte. Z, nesh wound,
leg
W r Chapman, ID, aesh
wound. hip
Horace Lincoln, D.coptu lon
Geo Leach. ID, leah wound,
side
Patrick Hannegan, Y, frsc.
tGre. arm
Corp John Csthy, =. wound
ed and missi ng
Pat NcDonnough, ", missing
Alfred Piper, X, missing
Andrew 0oodnow e, miss.
ting
sergt John Bush, +. missing
PAT Conlan. x. missing
Richard Daniels. l.. wounded
and missing
Robert Ernpry. =, wounded
aad missing
Pat finnegan, Il, missing
Wm Fernely. ", Missing
Sodftey Lovelley. E,ml. sing
Con fsrrasl, Is. missing
Pat Hannshn. q, fracture OF
arm
Pat Lamb. r. missing
hcCarthy. v. missing
VIM McDevitt, T., missing
Dennis q Neil, r., missing
David Gardner, u. IN iss,ng
w Latham. X. missing
J Moulton X. missing
J Perry, X, mis- ing
& Wit, X, mi sing
A shaw. X, missing
sergt ) 7 Wheeler. !, mis-.
go Barber. /. missing
II v Moulton, I. Inisang
Geo r Corting. y. wounded
and missing
Geo w Philips, Y, missing
Corpl w II La~teil, v, frac.
tur~ ef arm
Geo Nichols, y, missing
Cyrus Putnam, Il missing
John l. Mayer, q .fiest wound,
hips
Geo Allen. q. flesh wound.srm
J Sch user. @, nesh wound,
Singers
niachsl, @, wounded and
missing
Henry as,hepbey. O nesh.
wound, !. foot
VIM Mclntire, q, missing
Carl kochler, q. wounded In
baek
Sergt Rancher. u
Sylvester Haynes. ,, lung
Marshal Warren, 'sesh wound,
JRKendsli, n. sesh vousd,
neck, severely
serst Arthur While, ", 6esh
wound, foot
, a Green, u. tesh wound.
face
Corp . A warren, N, 1esb
wound, neck
CprrJ n Finchen, ", flesh
y uhittsn0ve. n. .fe-Awaun6
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lftNRsf - N~'s 80" - 49,
Capt stiniug. 9th Pa, arm
Lieut. Lancaster, 9th ia, hip
Corp w h Green, yfth Pa.
hip
l. Frock, 97tn Pa, shoulder
ID Macree, 9th Pa, hip
James Adams 97th Pa. foot
Chas Eutricken, yTth Pa, leg
Serst Mc Bay. 'Ish Pa. thigh
Jesse VI Bos es, .7ta Ia, side
w A Ac-ell. 9ith Pa. thigh
Mica ! Reachy glth Pa. leg
John Sehutl. y7lh Ia. thi h
Thos Mcintosh, 9th Pa, thigh
A J Hartman. 9Ith Pa. leg
} McManus. 9Th Pa nand
Geo Burns, 9th Pa. hip
VIM Giola. 9th Pa, hips
Sergt q l. smith. o. III Pa, alps
W l. Brown, y III Pa. breast
A G Miller. a7th Pa, shoulder
II Buziu. g7lh i'a, shoulder
W III Smith. 97th Pa, hand
ID A Connell, 9Th Pa, foot
NJ Wood, 9Tth Pa, ankle
T. Hand 97th Pa, arm
u Morrow 9th Pa, shoulder
Il Patterson. .a7th Pa, shoulder
J Brown, y1th Pa, arm
J s starr, 3.tA Pa. leg
Lieut. Conklin, 9th Ne. arm
Sergl Ham mond, 9th Ne, leg
W A Rabacs. 9th Nc, head
VI A Han, OH Me, arm
Chas Isham, 9th Ne. foot
A Is Dsnford, Sth Me. hand
G X Huntington, 9th Me. arm
A Q Hurley. sth Me. thumb
l. r Clark, Sth Nc, hand
NJ X Basher. 9Th Me, hand
ID Knox. sth Me. leg
p Sinclair. 9Th Ne. arm
q ColAn. S,h Me. neck
ID Mics, Sth Ne, arm
$ Banford. Sth Me. thigh
j II Keys, 5th Ne. hand
B y Heath. 9Th Conn, hand
r kellet. 9Th Conn, arm
s Pean, eth Conn. shoulder
G w Fitch 9th Conn. nand
j Hall, 6tn Conn, eye
II Duiiy, 9Th Conn. hand
A Cook. Slth N Y. hand
ID Grcven, la2 N Y, shoulder
G w Poland. 18th Ind. arm
s ii Day. 18th Ind, hand
q Hudson. 18th Ind, hand
ii Roige. 18TH Ind, arm
j Gohn. 18th Inc since dead
M Hobart. 18th Ind. face
G Custer. 18th Ind. arm
w Fink 18Th Ind, head
Henry John. 18th Ind. head
Fred Fisher. 18th Ind. arm
} Meager, 39tn Ill, hand
II Slater. 39th III, hand
Sgt ID Brenton 39th III. arm
A p Diller, S9lh III, hand
] Hutchlnss. 3.th III. hand
A Aderzog, 39th Ill. arm
j Hilren. 3gth ] ], hand
@ Roback, 67th Ohio, arm
X w Bateman. 9th Ohio,
shoulder
Tie following arrived at c
1854. from Point OF Rocks
Col J L Ward. s.h Conn,
shoulder
Capt r VI GUS. g1th Pa, knee
Capt 4 III Reynolds. Sth Ne.
foot
Capt G c Perry, Sth Me,
ankle
Lieut. A F Eeyrs. 9Th Maine.
thighs
cH Foster. 1lth Nc, breast
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: arrived ~ tho Mcclellan
!, on the Appomattox iner.-
j N Grimln, 9th Pa. hin
A X Wright, 9th PA. thigh
Gen N Anderson, ylth Pa,
thin
sJesmsey, 9th Pa, breast
w u II Johnson, 97,h Pa,
knee
Richd walliman, 9th Pa,
legs
E&ihl Canman. 97tn Pa. legs
John Cusson, 9TH Pa, hand
J Mcdonald. 9th Pa, foot
& u Ayo. 9.th Pa. SHOULDER
N ! Cole. g7th Pa arm
VIM McDonold. 9th Pa. hip
J Donovan, 97th 70. hand
NJ German. 9th Pa arms
= Foreman. g7th Pa. leg
w h ilayman. 81 tn Pa. leg
ii A Clark. 18th IA, arm
II Rogers. 9Th Pa. thigh
q s Leggeti, ytb Me. legs
10 Welcn. 9tn Me, arm
ID Macumber, 9tb Me. arm
J D Gardner, 9th Me, shoulder
N Folly. 9th Me, shoulder
q Sickles. 9th Me, wrist
VIM faIrall, !th Me. arm
w Boucher, 47th NY. mead
Il Jones, 81 n II hand
J W Dnne, 81 N III. hand
II VI Hand, s5tn Pa, hand
w ii Rashear, S5th Pa, throat
II T Heckmen. seth III, head
A Il Baufnrd. 9Th Me, hand
s q human. S,h Ne. foot
y smith, Sth NE. hand
q II Fox, 6tn Conn, abdomen
s Bonnell. 9th Conn, head
J Kennedy. 9Th Conn, thigh
+ Speare 9th Conn, face
ii Stof, 9th Conn, thigh
X Larney, 9th Conn. foot
A Hall 9th Conn, arm
G Bower, 9th Conn breast
j Murphy, 9th Conn. wrist
J Morri, on, '42d N y, hand
J rcnroil, l42d NY, hand
J Pender, 55th Penn, arm
c Hufelter. b5th Penn, arm
II Joke, 55th Penn, shoul.
der
F Rhwel. 55th Penn, foot
j Myran 5Sth Penn. leg
Sergt j Garse, 18th Ind, arm
10 Bowers, 18th Ind, head
III Bet2. 18th Ind. head
j Colburn. 7th N II. arm
j l. Blaisdnll. Sd " II. arm
w j Mathews, Sd N II, hand
j d Lovett, Sd N II, arm
&c White, I'd N II. head
A Chicken, Sd n n, arm
& II l. Roberts, 39th Ill,
shoulder
Luruekan, 40th Mass, hand
r Manning. 10th Mass, hand
s 5 Atkins. 4nth Mass, hand
II Mahony. 9th Ohio. arm
Sgt Whitehead. 9th Ohio,
leg
c " Chaplin, 9th Ohio. breast
NJ Messer. 67th Ohio, leg
lesapeake Hospital May %,
Lieut. Colbersh, 9th Me, arm
Capt Snyder, l69tn NY, arm
Capt Slnsenfleier. lI5Ih N Y,
knee
Lieut. Saupp, 55ih Pa. thigh
Lieut II Pease, ll7th Yarn
j. ID kiddcr. 39tn Ill. leg
Lieut. Griffith, 9th Pa, arm
Coz Wilson. 18th Ind, arm
Charles Bancroft, sick
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The Attack Upon Fort Pow
hatan.
The ColOrcd Troops Thrash the
ChiValric Sons Of the South.
Valuable Documents Found On the
Rebel General Walker.
G A S u A L T / < S
&o., &o.. DO.

Mr. VIM. H. Stfncr's Dispatches.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, May u, 1864
GENERAL wIsTAR GONE NORTH.
Brigadier General wistar passed through here last
evening, en- route for the North. He goes home
sick leave consequence Of the fatigue and exposure
recent campaign having caused his old wounds
break out afresb
GENERAL sHERIpAS's ExPEDIrIoS.
Colonel Howard, Chief Quartermaster, aud Captain NJ
y Hale Acting Chief Commissary of General sherdan's
expedition, here to day for supplies but have
turned 70 the command, which will at once commence
active operations.
WOUNDED
A large number OF the officers and men who were
wounded in the battle or Pslmers creek have within
last forty eight hours arrived at the Hampton
hospitals this vicinity Their friends at the North will
BE pleased 10 learn that they all doing well pro
crossing as rapidly and favoraby be expected
Dr. Ely Mcclellan, Acting Medical Director Of post
ssssted by large and efficient staff OF surgeons and
doing all in his power 70 relieve the suierngs
& the brave men confided TO his
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The New York herald., 1864-05-24
THE CASUALTIES.

Casualties In the Twenty-6fth Massa-
chusetts Veteran Volunteers.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
HosPrAL. EGHTrEvrH ARMY CoRps D
PoryT OF Rocks, NEAR PETERSBURG, Va,
May 10, 1854.
Ienclose herewith list OF casualties OF the twenty
nrh regiment Massachusetts, Veteran Volunteers, for
publication If you choose. All occurred between the 9th
and 18th OF May Respectfully,
J. MARCUS RICE,
Sturgeon Twenty nfth Massachusetts, Volunteers, one
rating Surgeon al Eighteenth army corps hospital.
The New York herald., 1864-05-24

IN nnn or THE FUNNIEST SOLD IN ONE DAY
lU.UUU .oh. dear mo. when shall stop lauehIngr'
Amt II funny, msmmaf says the little pratler OF tbrss
yesrs lootng the pictures la the FUNNIEST and
bic pbood pharnsbe9 and ph'svorsd IN u. PuUNSYEST
ssapnd sditian now raAdt
The New York herald., 1864-05-24

9 W Edwards. X. missing
E J Gibson IL. missing
j Drum, X missing
j Joansan, X. misslns
W + Adams, X, wounded
and missing
@ II Neal, +. wounded and
missing
Eu enc Lscouut, Y. wound-
ed and missing
Richard Donovan, E. leg
Joseph Liahlfoot. Il. shoulder
The New York herald., 1864-05-24

fortress MONROE, May %. 1864.
list OF wounded soldiers arrived At the Mcclellan
Hospital from Point Of Rocks, on the Appomattox Ner
The New York herald., 1864-05-24
GENERAL CROOKS GREAT RAID.

rhe Great Southern Rai aiiroad Thorou r N
fare TaPped-Large Amount or stores
DcstrOyed-Enemy Routed ia Two -nc-
cessivc Battles-Glorious Achievements
OF Our Troops In Southwestern yfr-