The New York herald., 1864-09-20

haven. ny her arrival received nowe from
Department Of the South to the lGta inst.
purser Lockwood will please accept thanks 70,
ravors.
Mr.. Oscar G. sawyer's Despatch.
Hnros HEAo, $. c., Sept. 10, 1864
nopE OF SENDING LETTERS, plcEAGEs,
En5 SOUTH.
Tho steamer Cosmopolitan, Captain Croker leaves
afternoon, with number OF sick soldiers from Re-
partent OF the SOUTH New Haven the absence
Of my stirring news will communicate those
North who may bc desroIs Of sending letters pack
to their friends in the rebel prisons Charleston
Savannah, Macon Andersonve few points relative,
to tho matter and manner OF their communications,
which, IL Observed will insure their safe transt.
Letters addressed to prisoners or Charleston
Savannah must not be pa-e in length purely
domestic and private matters-miary and political In
tegence and discussions being entirely contrabandapd
must be accompanied by ten cents for postage. The
velope must in all cases be unseaed. Tho rules
must be observed, Of course in sending letters to
prroner war, wherever he may be confined Packages
boxes containing clothing, tobacco. pipes, writing
tera playing cards (perhaps aud other articles Of
fort may be sent via Adams Express, add dressed
.'caro OF Lieutenant Colonel Stewart L. Woodiord. MAJOR
savannah win be transmitted points be-
yond until further arrangements are made with the
rebel officers, Of which due notice will be given through
these columns. No luxuries, such wines. liquors
articles Of food oe sent through under the rules
stances The articles be packed compactly
bio In boxes not fifteen inches square with tho
attached by screws, and must not contain connunica
tions Of any kind nature. The accompanying letter
or letters must be sent by mail Money be sent By
mail or express 70 prisoners OF war for which receipts
will be gwen BY the rebel authorities Comm
Of Exchange, such recepts whom dcsed Will be sent TO
| the party transmitting the funds.
Until point established for tho meeting of flags Of
truce by steamers the transmission OF packages must
feasible opportunity they viii be sent through. No let
ters addressed 70 civilians will be sent through.
trouble in ensurug safe transmission OF letters and
packages lines delivery OF the tho
parties 10 whom they are addressed Otherwise IT "
| doubtfT whether they get bey oud Hilton Head.
a. hope the papers Mn throughout the North VIII publish
10 order to facilitate the abors OF the Commissioner OF
forward by this Conveyance. very su hle OF South.
ern papers up 70 the 14sh instant, which contain some
interesting news.
department, sails for the North to-day In the Cosmo
polltan. on orders from the department commander.
sALUrE HONOR or VICTORIES MoBrLr
! The fort at Hilton Head frcd hundred guns this
morning. 10 honor Of the victories Atlanta and Mobile.
BY tho premature discharge OF y killed,
and one suffered loss OF the left arm II too late TO
The health Of the command continues exceedingly
good No epidemic has appeared as yet
sAhEs oS acK SOLDIERS on BOARD srEASsmp cosxo-
The following is list Of the patients board United
sean Mereush cymsr Sesoa rsc.o Ipn'sss IS 2, S Ar
sistsnt Surgeons J. ". Applegass and Frederick Gau
BugIer Chas Hendcs, Is. Conn. light battery rheu-
matism: Sam WymsD, A, 18th Conn.,, chrome diarrh9a
ssrss Albert holy A7o Conn of ye, fs.
Lewis bates b, IN Conn chronic rheumatism; Moses
D, inn Conn, ndamma;on q ;onsis' Russell Doad, % +,
l7ih Conn.,, chronic rheumatism Geo. Blake, O. I'm
Conn. acute d,arrhos John ray, /, i'm coun..
chronic rheumatism Jas Kelly icolorsd X nth Conn.
aice Hopkins 29th Conn.,, ,crooic Ser
sesns = T. II. Paul I. 2o.n Conn, pnthss Corporal Geo
w. X Webb
2sth Conn, secondary syphilis Corporal Jno. A. trye
a1 'G1o om ''as s.ps dssss trs
X, 10Th Conn, ancmia; Assistant Surgeon JOSIAH
FLOYD K s,s Ms coosaaroD Gv''aug1' %agas. rns
TIN N H., chronic inasnmation OF liver George H. Bah
Dodge 4th Mass cavalry chronic aiarrhcea; waiter
w Green 9, 4h Mass. cavalry, consumption, Joseph
den a, 4th nass cavalry chronic diarrho,, lawrence
Chase, A, Hh Mass. cavalry, chronic darrhna; wis
l. kisiord, B, ata Hass Cavalry, chronic dy.eo..rs
John A. Merrill, b. 4th Mas cavalry diarrnea Corp. g.
.ncro G. 9Th II" Mass esys snsms Henry
ham, 4th Mass cavalry chronic diarrhos chas Fish,
gent, D, Atm Mass. cavalry chronic 6spatts, Frank t.
Matthews, D ith Mass cavary cnronc hepa,i,is Thos
sang, 1S'' Is. Is susaesfs fsmsps % tever; John
Hughes G, LIST N engineers, chrome diarrhua orviie
Corp Sp's Rsy a"eas art Ssr,n". 1 %.
Wilbur d. tlst N.Y. scrofuia, nnross, knee snt Justice
n Y, chronic diarfhra; Peter FrcstsrDscb, +, 4ist
\. " sscets Benz Jsycox, g, 4lst N. Y. ooptasion
Nichos, X, 4ist \. X, paralysis: Patrick Mimnsugh g.
5+th " ~ chronic diarrhnG James gark, Il 54th NY,
~ syphiis; A. q Lambert, 5etn N. X, ohrcnic dar,
rnoa, :. .nnsou panlap, y, Se.n Z, iypho mnhgnans
Jonn ii smith, Q, S6,h \ X, ,ypho malignant lever;
wm Sweeney, y, Doth \. r., aaena. Co.. Riley, Il,
n X, chronic darrn9a; James Ryan, I, b6th n. ",
chronic diarrhoa james stratton. soth Y, chrome
darrhua Sergeant Nathan Knight X 66th NY, chrome
n m A. ".
dary syphilis y. w. scha.te. A, 1oad N. r., ehrou,e
ss1.H. ssa. J.m.. o.s ,ssa ss5sos sssas $. $.r
rne. Aaron Brown, B. it4tn Ny. chronic diarrhaa;
Jesse T. hsrio@ iiia Y chronic aia1fa%. Peter PETER
Penny, 144th y. Y, chronic dlsrrbns; RUFUS Bur
sss sn = Mssou ia,S ehrous a,rshs Sfr"s sosps
raj frank Murray d. IAN NJ X. chr NC dsrrna rhos.
4 veasn q sn sSTSS sSf1Ss dsTsSs s.Tsss. sef'
Cole X, l4!h y. Y, chronic diarrhca John ka,p,
chronic daGS@s aassis Js s.n Ss,Sna ssN ~
chronic diarrhma; Henry Noble, 9, l67th T. chfooS
ssrs%s fSa,,' a.a1y wsass as'Vs Il s
diarrhra Richard Corr, II. ab!lh N y, chronic aiarr
nIs t spears Sih ~ ~ o0fsoS es4Sps saprass
Charles Williams, r. Ssd Pa chronic ,r aar h"a % .onn
kadmg o. e2d Pc chronic T sab eoos D. sad ps
enrono al ai.rInaa Rsianer Fieibaugn, SSh pa
sSmp,Ou r 1Onn n ss ss, "a secondary syphilis a. Gun
uiusham, 4, 74,n "a. nianmenn ,r,.i Of c9nunetiya
iea,n ps diarlhcea WIN. Colt, y, 25lh OHIO, dar.
rsa, . ". Angel, 3, zS,h ohio, dtarrhcs Andrew J.
cooiel 81 25th ono, diarrhns W. H. Clsavland, g. 26th
ono disrrhoea VIM. Springer, O. Zbth 0hio disrrtl,
Jerorlrsb Grant b 2oth OHIO consumption seunc.
tor n, 25ib ohio diarrh,es Jsmes w Harris, T.. sd
Ohio, dtarrnoes Corporal navd Shanks, y, oTh Ohio,
d,sirhea; John Gina,B 10Th onc, remit,cn, ever;
l. Fowler, ", 75th Ohio. bronchitis Samuel Rs~ers,
y 75th ohio, temittent iever. j. y Jennings msscao,
O. 10th 0no, PNEUMONIA Frederick Mort n, l01th ono,
darrhra; q Meyer, !, loTtB Obio ge9eril debility Ser.
geant Frederick Juensug . i61h ono. remfteot fe-
james cheve.,on h All Al stcwsrd, Y. = q Vph9
maHgaast fevz 'amcs q Weeks tcvfore,D q, 90 l.
coored trua John etet.. a.. 2, ii2ia n ".
ph Id fever died sea. Sept IL 1894, M IL 80 A n
buried On Au'nins,0U. NJ q
-. 1859