The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-23

crossing has 20 far been madc upon pontoons but the
ondse rs b1ng rebuilt rapidly possible, and will
very soon be In good condition for the passage Of the
army railroad trains over IT,
oo.nuMcArIoH
Navigation up the river has been reopened, and Ave
vessels cleared yesterday for Knston Supplies for the
army being gathered by this new channel and 1t is
great assistance to the limited transportation by rail-
Nothing further has been heard from Sherman up to
this writing Raleigh papers Of the 9Th and 10th
speak with the most glowing satisfaction OF General
Johnston having been assigned to the command Of the
Department OF the South and predict that he will lead
them out Of the wilderness into the land Of promise.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN
have omitted to state that Captain Bassett who was
wounded last week. has died
ADDITIONAL LIST OF CASUALTIES IN TIM FIGHT AT
KNnoN.
append the following list Of casualties from the
gagements Kinston last week. additional those
have already sent you. The list is now nearly COM
plete;- Ha
L. McCIcrg, 12sth Indiana, thigh T. J. Downs 120th
Indiana, head Z. P. Hunt 17sth Ohio sick Hill 17sth
Ohio sick r. FELTON,, l29th Indiana, SICK VIM Scranton
10th indana leg smpatased eorre. I7a TAU Ohio
leg; Chester Greenwood 2sth Michigan hand Jelarkin
Agn Pan w Inana ungs Walker Reba 18th oho
Michigan whit o l7sh f SSo i Es asS
Ohio shoulder Martin Inford, 174th Ohio knee; WIN.
Allyn s''Ta ono oh NECK arm H in
Ohio; G. Ferrltt, 174th Ohio mouth and tongue;
NJ Thomas, 10th Indiana arm amputated G. NJ Bridge
land 12s %n indiana arm amputated o. Fszparck
head; jesse Hathaway, i2sh Indiana neck; JAS Grin,
Sd New York artillery Jas Fender 10th Indiana; VIM
Q Cornell, 18th Michigan; VIM Yardley, s5th New
diana; A. O. Partial, l24,h Indiana; A. J. Butler, 18th
NV York cavalry; Jas o'connel nth Massachusetts;
nois; j. Beckwith 18th New York cavalry; O. c. Vance
10th Ind ana; Dan Williams, l2Oth Indiana f. VIII
Baronet winser isoth Indiana i Perry isoh Indiana
L 8 vanglden, 2Sth Michigan; Thos. Garwin, 17sth
Ohio; Hearp, sth Minnesota; g Bowers ts,h hi
T5s: aseary Sss York a1sisry 5ns A MsiTas
2sth Michigan; Adolph Fry, l2Oth Indiana; D. crs',
Ter 2s.h Nj higap Haskell "a Massachusetts, heavy
2sth Michigan; Geo W. Beard, 124th Indiana; J. W.
lawrence lsath Ohio; W. W. Shepard, 4h Iowa; Harry
Craig SD Indiana Harry HoSbiok ia4h Indiana Nike
g smith, 1921 New York; Geo G. Smith, 9th New Jer
s ss W ~ Moore, 9th New Jersey; Samuel g Crane
18th Massa husets; August Burghen 81 Massachusetts
heavy artillery; n. Parker I'd Massachusetts heavy
tlery; Albert Kise, 18th New York cavalry; Thos Bill
derbach. l2ith Indiana; Jno Donney 9th New Jersey;
Battery r First Michigan Artiuery-Peter c. shork,
killed. John Hicks, wounded, head and arm; Watson
Botery I, Thi d Neo York Artiuery-John Bennett,
killed; Haley James, wounded MissIng-Tilton Boyle,
James Hart John Langham and Addison Hawkes..
Sereneenh Adsachusets-Levi T. Colback, Co a,
killed; Sergeant Edwin A. Moulton, Conn, and owen
Murphey, Co; B, slightly wounded
H; Elias c. Andrews, Co II; - Franklin, Co. H.
Wounded in Fifteenth Cl necicut-A Letter, Co. F. p.
J. Hugely Co. +; William Clark, Co II; Wilson Lane,
Co H; T M Murray, Co. 9; John Moore, Co. +; George
Wounded IN Mini Nev .yer.y--Captain chas Hafty
First Lieutenant, Co r; John E. French Co II; Henry
Shelter, Co. .; VIM; H Moore, Co. B; Dyer Co
Sergeant George Titus Co. F; 3. A Bowman, Co a. T.
H. Yane, Co. B; s r. Hubbard, Co B; @. Gunlher, Co E.
Wounded in Seond -AcsaeA.ssts A,sillery- Charles
Grout, Co. G; Timothy Crook, w. w. Whitaker, -
Palmer corporsl Robert Lewry Robert r. George David
Wounded u Trenty aird XaaaeAuetts- Sergeant Eve
Alien Co. @; VIM Clark, co. al Burgess Bassett Co q;
Forrest. Sergeant snapp, Co r; sergcan. MCreye Co
Lieutenant Frank NJ Doble, Co $40 Fs
Wounded in Ninth 1ora-Thos. Reading, Israel Lee,
Michael q MslOneya G J. 10y. Low ,,... w. ox..,
sheehan, George Quick, B. Mcvann Chas D. Dre.den,
Chas Smith tdled Of his woIndsl
York-sergeant Hudson, Co D; VIM. Case, Lieutenant
Haring Co. Z; Henry Galouson, VIM. A. Frost, Co, A;
osspar Krn% Conn CO. g. 0 Fred Gies
returned TO duty, Co. I; Patrick Smith, Co. A;
James Fitzgerald, Go. b; VIM. Craig, leg ampuated
Lieutenant Gearing, Co q; w. T. MADEIRA, Co. d; Thos
Smith, Co +; WIN. S. Brown, Co G; Matthew Bareho
let Co. b; John Quinn, Co. r; Thomas 0'Bren, Co d
George Frederckson, Co G. James Grace Co G; Michael
G. Smith, Co r; Fred Teller Co. c; f. s Miller, Co. +;
John Moore, oreando Beaman, Co. A.
wounsed Albert Hoy 5a illinois, Moandea Amos
Cryley, 3lst illinois, wounded; Patrick GiIcrth, 47th
Ohio Killed Howard Csddle CO. II, Goth Indiana wound
ed; Corporal VIM IL Wilson, Co. +, It'll Indiana wound
ed; VIM. Rush, Co. F, Goth Indiana, wounded; james
Sturgeon, Co. A, 18th Wisconsin, wounded Jefferson
Gooeh, Co. e, 18th Illinois, wounded; nj Parker Co.
+, 18th Iowa, wounded; VIM. II. Shepard, Co. Is, 4th
Iowa. wounded
The rebels took only such Of their wounded as they
thought likely to survive their injuries leaving the worst
and the dead for our forces 10 takecare Of.
NgwBsRS, March Is, 1865,
GoLpspoRo REPORTED EVACUATED.
Lieutenant Knox, signal officer arrived from the front
last night and reports that the rebels evacuatng