The New York herald., 1864-07-22

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J. shepnons O.. d, TonDdsd With musket in arm Ssr
esans .. H. ssscor Co ~ wousded with muskes M arm
and bresss Js,se batter. Co y, wounded WHO musKe.
IN hand; Firss, Sergeant VIM Clark. Co. II, wounded
wounded wAh musEes 10 sias; sergeaas R. Craft Co. H.
wounded with musket In breast. 4. Martin, Co. II,
woanded with musket IN hip; n Fitch Co Q, mssiDs
ONE suxpKED AND ruY-ssvES1n Hsw voluNExRs.
Msjer Frank Place, slightly wounded 10 arm; r. U
Pratt, Co. q, slightly wounded In hand; john usy, 70.
rovs1B MASSACHUSETTS CAVALRY.
IAvi Hs. Co. G. killed by sheA wound in lst breast
Charles Il Burr. Co. =, wounded -
TwETY.snrH vyirED STATES coIoRED TROOPS.
John Brooks, Co A, killed by shell; Jumes Moore Co
A, k.tled by shell Joseph Harris Co B, comminatsd
fracture o ihe arm; Hiram Johnson Go. B, oommiuted
in back by muske. eal Jos Hsr is, Co. G, musket bell
left heel, flesh wound; Nelson page, Co. O. musket ball
through hip. flesh wound; Emanuel Holmes, %; =,
J. W.. Taylor, Co.. D, liesh wound LETT hand;
" FSsom,n Co = dssh wound y back Corporal
riah. elbow joint Charles Brown Co. B. fosh wound Of
right ley BY muskst bail Georse Morgsn, Go. H ncsn
COR oral GEORGE il. Battery, Co F. III wound in len
muss.. bal; / B. Jackson 60. y assn voaad y r,sl.
ID right knee by muskebalI; Amssa isnne,Co g
nsb wound in lsl. leg BY musket ball. Jacob Mercsr Co
TON. Co.. a, Gsn, woasd in les - alasr fson
smell; 1homas C,srk, Co D., oayonet vound
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slon III tho abdomen from shell J.hn Bouvcs, Co II,
Ien wound through both thighs from mnskes b'il;
musss, ba '0a suhen @ sssn b. sn woaua 10 s
h,p hy muskot bail; Uriah ROBINSON Go. ncsh wound
x sa1nder M MsS oy masse ss nes Os ap,n .s CO.
fes wound, right shoulder Sergeant Caleb Jones Co. H.
Ne . wound IN right arm, bal oxirac,ed William d
flesh wound In bp from she'll Ccrrora Jacob Davis O.,
osh wound LETT hip from maske. ba Jno. Van Slack
Co. G, hesb wopnd through mates; Henry smith, Co. A,
nren wound in bacK Water Dubois =. concossion from
s0eli: James Van scbek p cammnoied fracture Of LETT
trscIed w. H. Burton, H. shwoupa. right eide, bah ex
trsc.ed Abrahsm Claus. b. onclssi"n Of spine from
scl Henry smith, b. flesh wound through calf Of right
Cias. Diamond b. aesh wonnd through right thigh;
sanue Mann ?. concssion OF chas, from she'll Corporal
ssmaci Phlip, G. flesh wound thigh Henry Cieave
n right hip from she'll. Henry Iely B.
csh wounds Of back and sdc, racturiny one rib LeII
rouErB MASSACHUSETTS CAVALRY,
Levi Hail. Co e. killed; Charles r. Bnrr. Co. c, muskst
ball through right leg. fraceurng both bones.
SiN-H UNITED STATES CoLnRED
Smith Isyor Go .. fracture 9! isnur Perry Morris,
r. fesh wound right .hiah bail extracted Wallace,
Co commiBuied fracture OF right ankle, foot aDpu
taed; Hiram King 20. K. compound fracture Of arm.
THIRTY forRiH UNITED sTAlls CoLoisD TRoors.
VIM Brown Co. II, kiisd; Sergeant J. Young Go. n.
killed. Joseph Thomas, Co. A, killed; Thomas Nax.el
90. II, hssb wound In heel; Amos Mont, Co b. nesh
1niRI1 F,rrz UNITED srA..s co1onrD rroors.
john JcnAs, 20 A, wounded in elbow Dallas Baxter,
| Co d, bead and face
| srvExyu UNITED STATES cor oaED TROOPS.
John W. ail, Co. ], flesh seuDi 10 arm; Henry Walter,
Co. c, flesh wound In rish. hand .
SIXTH YORK voLryrEERs.
John Minchar TO ID nesiI wound in arm.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTH PENNSYLVANIA voluNIssas
KiiieG--sscand Licnt Philip Burke, Co. ., July ..
easo CO. my n ssrs say l. f.s S',s C.
An: ,aa'y g.; A. c"i1ns, Co. lee July 9: Fred
ay s SS Ky Il back a w%
10 y, side Juv I; ssmne wentsal. Co. k, hip, July 0;
Dspp Ho n O. sy Surgeon u W D psSusoo
| taken prisoner Jelly 4.
reported 20 10 tho tnpiswhether to the same or
another point rnar does not decide. General Foster
bs relied for all the activity Of which hts COM
msnd is capable
high Spirits esreciy those who whipped snpc.
ror force OF the enemy 40 soundy In almost the first
muskelry fight In which they bad ever been engaged.
/ pgcrRTERs
from rebal ram at Savnnnsh arrived here yesterday
They report that tho expedition produced great scare In
/ Rebellion.
HrSoy Hslp, e. g., July IL, 1864.
The Fulton sslh thA at four o'clock for New
YORK, carrying many passengers ard the malls Eus
little has transpired since my last 70 make . letter
| Interesting.
OF thc One Hundred and vourb who Lost the fingers Of
bis risht hand by shell, goss homo . fnroueh BY
the Fulton recover He received his wound on We'd
pcsdsy the 9Th Ho was forward, with ensi
recrs, By General Hatch TO reconnors the eney's
sicns and mako xnirasious with view 10 the plant
ing ~ battery. lie standing by tree holding his
field glass when ahcll burst his hand 70
p,anao the frger. and biacken IL with powder Won
deru 20 say Of the fragments touched him eso
where ad the s'ass not broken or even scratched
he has been 10 Beaufort, IN hospital until yesterday
when here ihe of Provost Marsha Gene
raj Hail. This Is the time bs has been wounded In
| this
DROWNED COLONEL SOLDIERS
Tho following list of ths aolders OF The Twenty first
United States colored troops who drowned by the
capszng OF pontocn boat IN tow Of tho navy sue Iris
while proceeding from LeGarevle to james sand on the
i night OF the Cd
ton, Corporas Thomas Prtchad Charles Miller spd Johr
wlinms; rrvatcs Fean Fox, Napoleon HnrrH, siepher
Hamilton. Jacob Smith, N. Wall, William Pinkney Pau
Capers jeffrey Jenkinsall OF Company Fl pryates rch
| Ferguson and Abraham Simmons. Company G; private
John Jenkins, Company b; private Flando Mitchell
| Company A.
These men had their muske,s and accousreeps eighty
rounds Of ammunition and days ratlons attached
tncir persona Five others Of the detachment had th
presence OF mind 10 out their belts and unslng thei
| havcrsacks, and we're saved Colonel Hoeley. Of th
Fifty fourth New York Volunteers, rescued fron tn
| water.
ANIMAL or WOUNDED.
| The Peconio arrived here day or two since with
| sumbsr Of wounded men from james Island.
! ANorHKn xxyYpIIos
b rumorsd TO be the tapis the wise ones Do no
pretend 10 announce its destination give any oshs
indications OF having any Foundation for their reports
THE REBn oxxERAis oyTcSRs
who arrived here 10 bo placed under rebel hre a. 70
talaory measure quartsred brig Dragon
under the guns Of the Wabash, in Port Royal harbcS
Five houses have been Constructed for them 10 dwe In
al the extreme front on Norris Island Cummings Point
They have been sent up thsre and tho rebel officers will
soon bo NJ IN occupancy Of them unless General Jones
backs down Tho Residences will he judlcinnsy datr
buted about tho Po,a nnd n all other respects except
the Inconvenience occasioaed by exploding Shells the
nvo decadn communities will be conf Bile
posniblo. they 40 enjoying themselves very we'll Tor
prisoners now. Whist 10 an occa8ions Dcpt and
n In intmated that snme ~ the gentlemen guo.
rant 81 iDc eamo OF poker. They h,vo plenty ignt
a. heavy readng, the newspapers, ind all The uxures