The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-06
one private, belong to the Fifty-sccond Pei
sylvanm. Among them were the followin


sylv;'nIa. Among them were the followin
officers:
Col. Henry NJ. IIoyt, Capt. r. B. Carhp, l..
1t. I. e. Evans, lSt It, James G.. Stevens. i.
LIT. JOIN B. Cunningham, wounded in the face
lst LIT. 5. ~. Eunyons, Acting AdiutanS,' no,
tally wounded; Scrg,t Geo. Scott, mortal
wounded.
The following were also received at the Va,
kcc hospital
Privatcs r. Lifts, wounded in thi,b. 7
needy, hand and breast T. j. Jenkins, mo-
tally John f. Miller back S. Reid, knee
~ q. Petit, ankle and leg.
>our own loss was one..kicd five, woundco
two supposed mortaIly. The following is Il
official list OF casualties:
FoEr JOHNSON, July 3, 1861.
, L'St OF Killed AMI wounded in the attack O.
Fort J"hus"n Sunday morning:
Field and -licutcnait- Colonel Jos 4
Yates, slight i'll hand Surgeon JOS McCu,-
ley, hurt in the ankle by Il fall from his hor~r
Ill the marsh hear Battery Simkins
lrlvatc Woodward, 1st S. c.. Artillery. Cor.
paly i, killed Sergeant B.Stubbcticld, Co,
H. lSt ). &. Artillery. wounded in the add
men, dangcrousy y Private Brown, wound,
III the abdomen, m"rtalIv; Private A. J.. Kc
saw, wounded in the thigh, bone shattered tar.~
.ycrously. J. GLOVER
Acting Assistant Surgeon Post.
Some twenty dead bodies of the enemy a.
reported to have been found in the marsh ne
Fort johnson.
About nine o'clock Sunday morning a DO,
OF tho enemy landed at White PointL oln
Island, and made feeble demonstration on &C.
cral kobcrtson's lines. They were easily driy
OFT During. Sunday the enemvs cunboats an,
two Monitors in Stono, kept ur heavy fire -,
Battery frinGic and Scccssionville. We la
not learned the result.
y virg"ranS fire has also been kent IN
the city. Sixty-tllrce shots were fired irc
friday evening up to- six o'clock Sunday aft,
noon. One Monitor left the fleet inside t
bar and steamed ronnd to Stono:
1t was reported Sunday evening that t a
enemy had rcSreacd from Lcgarc's farm, al.
that our former picket line had been rc-csts..-
l'shcd. No such information had been rccc,.
"d at Headquarters up to a late hour Lass
night.
Passengers hv the Savannah train ycsterd;
report a demonstration MADE on the rail ro:..
near Pccotaligo. No official information W.
received and the report is believed to be witt
out t"ur1dation.
Elcavy firing was still going on in the dire
ton OF Stono at the hour Of closing our rcpo
lie lilMERsTOS MINISTRY IN DASGER,-
\ telegram announces that ON the lst of June
III Il full house Of Parliament, the Government
was defeated on motion l'y a ma joritv of ten :.
rs this vote preceded tic Lindsay motion but
two days, it is more than likely that Palmcrston
may resign ere that be put to vote in the House.
1t Will be borne il mind that Mr.. Lindsay de-
mands that the Queen shall take out of the hands.
OF her ministry the recognition of the Davis
Government. lindsay's motn will be support
cd by all the Derbyitcs, and the bIockadc-run-
n'n@ interests represented IN Parliament, and
as Ea!mcrstou must anticipated defeat in
this, 1t may hc that he will resign us result
Of the vote mentioned above We await with
anxiety the upshot of this affair, trauyht asi is
with deep interest to this country Yankee
Paper.
Gen. Johnston has issued strict order in
which he torb,s all subordinate commanders
to give any data to reporters and corrcspon
dents. a stall will visit the corrcspondents
and inform them that il they do not desist:
from giving exaggerated accounts of small af-
fairs, or the details of operations. they will be.
excluded from the lines, if non-combatants.
The Memphis dppeai considers this order
right and proper, and sees in it besides, val
liable auxiliary to the editorial fraternity. lin
saving to 1T tune now lost in perusing and sift-
ny long-"lnded communications