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ve -Bergeant ». Johnson, Corvoral. Me | IMPORTANT FRom CHARLESTON. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. “Chase, F. A. Bruce, D. F. Hinksons: privetes C. A. emm| ee J. L, Corliss, H. J. Gile, H. A. Healey, J, Lucey, (. #. Lee, 6. Nevins, 8. f). Smith, E, H. Stark. Company D. — Killed 000 Wound«/—First Lieutenant C, Knowlion, siighy) Corpora! J. HH, Caldwell, L. Emery , Gao. W. Berry, 0. urtt; privates C. L. Farmer, ?. Griffin, HD, Harris, M. Kenneston, J. @. Sargent, George W. F. Stevens, Jos. Btone. Aissing—First Se'geant J. F. Dustin; Corporal Harvey W. Martin; ates A. M. Hind, A, ss Raghae, 2; Cigaviay B. W. Colby, C. Grant, M. MeXono, S Company E.-—Weunted—Corporal R. 0, Farrand; pri vates U. B, Abbott, Geo. W. Elliott, Charlies Stevens, Missing—vecond Lieutenant Hi. W, Baker; Sergeants A, @. Stages RS W. Haven, Jos, W. Teal; Privates L. F. Couner, Geo, Gilman, John Glancy, W. E vimbati, i. Holmes, Samuel Mcklery, R. Noian, D itchard, LG. Ray Company i acme -Corpo rals M. V. B. Perkins, J. ©, Bickford, M Bi privates AL, Litchfield, Robel Welch, F. Dunn, G: ys Burrell, P. Hungiey, | J. A. Rand, Samuel 4 is, J. Verkins, D. ‘C. Brown, J. | A. Welob. G. i. Smith, PF. Moguirs Missing—sergoant ¥. F. Meader; Corporal J. M. l'urgin; privates F. J. Brad- ford, A. 11. Blake, J. N. Patterso::, E. Perking, 0. Person, J. L. Sinclair, Company Hs ae rigs H. B. Leavitt. Wound. ed—Firet Lieutenant P. C. Ham, ser Wig, rag op a Ww. Ww, West, J. A. Jacobs: Corporal’ G, idger, M. H. ‘ivates J. T. Colbath, J. Govley, J. White, Afiss- as . Campbell, J. Cour, I. BE, Kdgerly, M. Riley, L. ‘Whidden, HW. Nilley, £.C: Young. company H.-—Wounded—Captain w. WwW. bay se sien sg eceoens J. Sacgeviet i aan De ee te ing, F. Lovejoy: 8 ng W. Rayder ». Robingon tna E. eg IV. i ills, Mes roll, ‘MH, Brown, ne K, Caverley. JH. Chase, W. B. Dow, 8. Frenchy J. Garland, C, A. Hale, War ren Lewis, J. M. hy a. £ Marshal, C. H, Ordway ‘Wm. stevens, Rufus Missi: J. Kins; 08 0. Sah J.C Howard, ¥. P. Py Hoyt, J.C, Morreti, E. MM. Nel- fon, P. B, Ko bingdn, 3. 0. Re Company pe rcandedvirst 1 Lieut. Charles Cain, se. ‘yorely. Fede ye Sergeant (. K. Mct’‘herson, Corporal M. Halligan; prvva ‘9 W. P. bilint, W. H. Farmer. J. H. , M. H.- Sawkins, J. }!. Smith, Samuel Seaaeee ‘Albert W Worcester; Sergeants Hatch. | der, Brown; Corporal C. A. Rowell; privates W. R. Bixby, Company K,—Killed—Captain W.E. F. Brown. 1Wound- ea—First Lieutenant L, W. ee, slightly: (eke Had- foy; privates Goo."Rainy, Jos:ah Gage, Albert Gammett, -Paul Whipple, Jas. York, Levi Puman. ving—Pri- ‘vates Hugh McDoyle, Charles Clark, Lacenzo \. ‘Total in Seventh New Ham; shire Volun killed, ns beresignge lpn Grand total—218, FORTY BIGRTH NEW YORK REGIMENT, Colonel W. B. Barton, severely in hip. Lieutenant Colonel Janes sf recn, killed. y A. tenant Charles B. Fox, sup- to be wounded and 10. ‘Sane since died: . B, Carman, ‘supposed killed: Corporal Vredenling, Cor- prt 1@ Smith: privates Patrick Brady, supposed led; B. M. Cann, Patrick Dunoegan, Heur'! Limburg, ma, MoCormick, james larkin, }aniel Nelson, Wall , Luther Ketchim, Cornelis Cadmus, Woundsd, |, in Camp: fospi'a!—sergeant Robert Mckel- fer; privates James Peter Nolan, Francis Summerford, Joel Amos, John Notan, Cae SOUT Patrick Smith, George Cong a Pa A. Ellfering, wounded in leg. ergeant J. R. Depew, Corporal Jobn Gardner, Seo cae Wadhams, C: vie isaac J. Mason, jg eel Aleran ), Corporal Geo. Tues- Femoral Ct ia Cohan Joon cone, fobn Curtis, Daniel Dyckman, Donaghy, Daniel Micden, Joho ‘Vanness, Wm. J. Deena Rotrieht, Jose oo Sh Sisivers, peer ye gi mith, Isaac Sileocks, Jobo’ il ef oie camp or hospital—Sergeant Vee, ‘mal Corporal Freeman Atwood, Wm. Brown, Jobn Halton, ‘Thomas Modarry, Wm. McCloud, Charles ‘Travis, thos. a ‘Aduia Welsart, Robert ‘Maxwell, Charles ‘itled—Captain James Farrell and Liew ternal rbot 1 8. Edwards; ih ee Kano, sus- wick, King. Lord, Levy, Lan- kin, Maral J. AL Smith, sora, Nesbitt. Hibson, Frankenbury, sev eroly; Banseeas Shalt Carpets O’Brien and War: per; Privates Boudy, Bouts, Gente wadere Osbource, Ryan, John Smith, W. Mason, M. Carroll, M. Sullivan) John tlie ae etn Company D.—Wounded—Ca) james ©. Paxton, Soemoanty First Sergeant Patterson, Sergoant J. G. is 1. Prim, Christopber Abbott, A. Whiteners Cor} Harbison. 8, White; Privates FE. H. Cromedale, D. Emmons, J. Fig W. J.’ Ho . Jones, timothy Moore, J. ,_E. Souder, B. Stites, J. Zerwick. tagged pe Bon, wounded in breast severely; Cor, O. Church; Privates D.qBasworth, J. B. Bechtel De Clitton, oi Crk Cw Papa D. Iedge, C. W Meaeusiet, -) Ki ‘Lioutonant Joseph Taylor, in th |—Lieutonant or, in tho fort. Wada Sergeant J, Swooney; First Lientenaut Morton; Corporal James Dunn, coior guard; Cor. Kaward Johnson; Bugler W hearews, Privates Andrew Fvans, W. T. Major, f. B. Rumsey, 0, Smalls, ‘Thomas Waltera, George Degarmo, WT. Maviey, ¥rede- rick oes, J. H. Raynor, F. Taylor, A Vialand. &. Wake. field and. J. J. Hana. George viardner, ‘Charles “Hatnes + Captain Caswell, A Lonel Privates R. Anderson, J. Beaton, J. mm, James Delin, Peevey Dougias, F. Gilmore, Willixm Hawkins, te R. tag en P. Smith, C. Smith, WB. Terry, Tt J. Vangant. “Oneipany ¥.—Kiled—Privates J. F. Fouday, W. H. Foley; Corporal Samuel Swartwank. Wounded—tirst On-erkirk, L. F. Lyon; we ares, J. Motto- J Ryan, jaf Be 3 Privates W. Lauwery, J. Mar- 9 Ee Wm. 8, Lockwood, and shoulder; Licute-ant Juines A. Bar: ‘yet, 10, thigh: First Sorgeant E¢wara Coler, Sergeant Lavi eset ral W. W. Loyster, sf rtvaten Brown Curtis, a, “A. Havens, ‘Hail | Johnston, _— les. ely Lay | Ma Mackay, F. Miller, %, H. Walling, J. rgeant Clayton, Cor Walitog, Forks. Mie A .weph Alien, Cowell, Gburch, Clirkscn, Ford, Governey, iioff, Loo, Morton, Nichols. Pease, Payne, Price, ‘Witson,, Wither: -epoon, J. rege one. & Job Litiny ‘ixler. Company K.— “iled —Captaia Frea. Hurst, la irge shot through the wae Wind dt Liew. A.’ F. sitter, Dullet and bayonet wound in leg. First Sergeant Umbis" ‘Day, badly. “Wounded or Missing—Sergeant Joba Smkb, Hiilieker, ee A. M, Westerfield, Cor, oral G. J, Greg- Corporal Benj. Seward, J. Brower: pri- WatteN & Ackerly, Wan, Bouton, MR Conklin, ais Gonktin, G. ¥. . Frank ovklin. He Dimgee ro. Hess, J.J. ‘Thomas Velley, Chas Mills, HerBerson, J Ra MeKee, P. Ostrander, Luke Boke, an. &. Scudder, Horatio Jewell, Wm. Vance, M. Vanerken, Of those classified as wounded and missing oiht are the former and twenty-four the iatter; but the list does ‘Bot designate which were the wounded ones. Com panies G and I are not at Morris Island. Total casualties m the eight companies 255, tocluding three officers killed, three missing, and believed to have bevn killed, and six SIXTY-ARCOND O10 RROTWRNY. Field and saff.—Lieutenaat Colonel C. F. Stesie ‘wound in ne oe ‘wound im ieft thigh; Adjuteut Daniel (, Liggetn, Sergeant Major James ett A.—Captain William Edwards, severe wound Lieutenant J. W. Varkerton, slight bead rst Sergeant Rufus P. Stokeley, ae in right re « H. Stone. A.J. Fouts, fo tee side: First SergesutJ ©. Morrison veo ‘Se: geant Wilson Fouts slightly in foot; Corvors| Deval, ‘twice ip left thigh, and Z. "R. Saaee =f a horee; privates Renjamio Hal, left side, #2 —_ seriously in rm ade; . M, Chrtety , Rodebrck. Coryorebe 3. F. Belt, Charles rivates E. 3. Bankhurst, Nathan Wade, Chas xe. C.— Killel—Seoond Lioatenant G. 8. Brownetl Tioutenant 3 i, be wonns ne; First Sergeant Craven ¥ $0 left arm sergeant Jobn Monart, loft ‘ankle: Pergeans | RH. Demvy. head; Corporals T. J. Brown, severely ta peck. NM Kishler, saversly in beud: PP, Lucas Sienity ag | tye i hed Beg eng “tp brie, vohagen, m. en ru! in left shoulder, M ‘Seutings Green, severe), ‘Company 1).—Firat Sergeant A, T. ee oun 4, missiny, and supyosed deed. Weundet—Corporats W. B.'stuitz, leg; Jobn TH. /okngon, arm; David Welty, Dreast; privates Martin Ausjo bh, lace, Win, Ache Patron, groin; Tavid Guyton, slightly in hea James HI. | arrott, slightly fa leg Missing—Corporul A. L. Stultz, color dearer, supp killed; privates Wm. Emery, reniage, ang Juba iden tem Wound: S.o-ccceea iteutetans. &. ty Je t foot elightly: Firet Sergeent Thomas Wilson a ht side; Corperals J J. Hadwall, Bideoham, arm fractured privetes 5. Jf. Khoney. 0 in right arin. Heander Wiley, in neck: Alonzo Hobos, im right leg: Lawrence Wo Hoblie. left thich, veverety: Wm Grest, Ubigh, slightly. Misong—Lawreace W. Lieutenant’a N. Bennett, | _ Wentworth, ‘A. Wentworth, J. | F. N. Per: | il, Jumes Brady, Lavid White, | - + slightly; musician G. 1. Coitate, steely: privates ae itt, broken arm; privates Richard Bocey, shattered » Desh wound in. thigh; Andrew ja right (oot, H. M. Heneceshot, slight W.. >tarr, bruise in back; James Bus | Com) any lle?—Seconl Lieutenant ©, Kaoop. | Maesing—First Sergeant Vonjamin F Sapplee (supposed | j killed), privates F, Nutter and J. =:gith. Wownded—First | Lieutenant tens: James Spencer right arm ; priv tly iu right leg: 5. Hoy, slightly im he a 8 N. Wood, right’ thigh; 8. Statts, leg off, | Company T-—Mising—Virst Loutensat J. M. Pant (sn- posed killed), privates Coltca Ackley, Jona Bankhurst, | Squire Carpevter, J. W Caveuder, Adam A, Flowers, | Wm. A. Hammer, James Pierson, Noa Robinson, Ir Geodwill, Harrison buriigame, Sergeant Win. lod art (severely wounded ) Woundai—Second Lieutenant J. ©. Kdwards, bruise in breast genot Fdward H. Shirk, severely teg; | id vay J. DP Newcombe, shoutdor Batted! Hirivatea R, Blagier, severely in shoulder ; Thos, I’. Blackburn, severely in thigh; Oliver Kinsey, band and bruised #0- | verely; James . severely in'hend: Elza A. Dye, so | verely in leg; E.R. Parker, bruise ta thigh; H. Dougher- by Laoag ty, ankle, | ” bempeail K.--Mi Privates Thos, McMinima, H. H.Sands, W% ‘apt. Henry R. Sorte seriously in leg; Sergeant Wm. A. Davis, do; ‘poral James Brown, severely in ral August Weigle, slightly im thigh; Corpo: foot; Corporal Jacob N. Ketchum (color gaard), seriously in shoulder; Betvaie te John pa Mahty fo tn face. reid and slaf—Colovel A.C. Voria, wo wonnded pg a fe in left side; Lieutenant Colonel II. 8. Gomininger, ‘woun ed in both arms and left breast, Adjutant Geo, L. Childs, right y7 Mine ffeere—Pirst Lieutenant Chas Stevens, Oo A, coreat ‘severely tu right thigh; Second | jentenant Jan” H. Baxter, Co. missing; Captain Henry J. Crane, Co. B, wounded in leg; Second ideutenant tiljab Whitmore, Co. B, in leg: Capt. John B Chapman, Co, C, left arm: Second foutenant George N. Parsous, Co, D, severely im right arm: First Lieutenant Wm, Nixon, Co. F. Second | Lieutenant Lawrenceal, Sullivan, missing: fit “Lieuton- ant George Emerson. Co, F, wounded in head; Captain J. Cc ‘Albers. Co. H, killed; Sergeant Mojor Fmilo Ramnans, byron in drag and severely braised, y A.— Wounded—Sergeants Harvey L. Aldrich, slay in head: John T. Pailey, severely in x Tie Yo teri porals Henry A. Hampeon, bend and right le ra Myacob orp fod in right leg; Privates Sam, Haut og Ba aay in shou! ly, severely im west ‘Edwards, sexiounly in breast; Frederik Pater, slichtly in shoulder: George Gilford. severely in nt Drees Samuel Green, Joseph Hughes; Munson Ke'th, vip thigh; J. Ross, left side. bay va. f at byt Company B.—Wounded—Color Sergeant Sam. McDo- Bough. Pony in body; vates Chris, De Lucy, head aod arm; Raker, F. M O'Callahan, neck; Vietal Ta Pat, hip and leg: Geo. Raker, side; Frank Bumban, be Solomon Raighard, arm. 0.—Sergt. Christian Goetz, wounded in arm, slightly ; Sept. Wm. Snyder. rene Corporals Christian Schwartz, slightly in arm; vot 'B, Rowe, shghtly in hip; Alonzo I. Treat, font; Bawnrd Hiliman. kilted: To- Dian J. Miller, missing: privates Nicholns Androws killed: John Fraokhauger, missing: Wm. A. Hurkley, slightly fo side; Frederick Michael, missing; Stephen J. Miller, misa- ing; Capen Schveidor, severely in side and arm; Wm. ; ing. Company D.— Wounded—Sernt. Geo W. Russoll, in abdo- men; privates James De Sauty, in thigh ; James McManus, E} — Missing—Privates James Labry and John May reopens E.—Woundei—Surgeon Samuel Bowers, evi in leg, and James Rowerstock. soverely jn both legs; privates James Muyrlarky, beet in head, and 100; Harney Adams. severely in hand. Mierinc—Corporai J. Kinney, privates J. H. Mitler and sichael Sullivan. Killed—Private ue: Hileman. F eo. Tupper, leg, and Peter Colton, Toot: rates Wm. ‘crinale, foot; Francis ‘White, hand:’Saml. Bunean, shoulder; Wm. Devin, side Frederick Hedsic, hip; Daniel Hallett, ac Corporal Dayton Crompton; privates _— Toc a 1 Sace$ bor os ag G.— Wounded—Sergeants Charles FE. Minor, Bligh! fa head and right arm; Oscar F Nicholas, heverely in arm; Alexander Gordon, William Gorge, slightly in shoulder Corpor: David Poyd, severely in loft hand: privates Gaines, severely in head; Argnste Winter, John sightly, in : John Grobb, sertously in head; Samuel Reed, siightly, in back: John Sousiy, severely, in loft hand and fout:“*idney J. Varney, vag in left hip; James O'Brien, slightly, in shoulder: Donahue, slightly, ‘ied—Corporal Hiram el e chrin Wag. 7%. Sa op aah a OB. Adams Co ag er) ny H.—Wounlel—Sergeants J. Carter, sucha anki Jacob D. Hinton, covers » in thigh ; James adhe severcly in thigh: Robert 5. "Davidson, arm; . sever gey "gg eno ily, hand. ing—Albert Brae, Chea. B. Tedd, *astbioe Gay. Sylvester bilsworth. Ie aes 1.—Mizsing—Co:poral Jas. Agnew; private Compan issing—Privates Harrison North, Philo B. B Weare, Marvin Jefries, Hiram Murdoch. Woundeb— Bebenthal James Shoemaker, severely in shoulder: Lowts : wor arm; —< Owen, two fingers on left hand shot off; Corporai James Owen, arm: privates Alonz> a Hopkins, severly in shoulder; James Young. right ar z SE. Andiew klingy wv; kaward Kessel, hist Wud larvey, ri jel Boiss, ri George J. Brewstcr, leg: William stobbins, lee, Joataboetolesioned: officers, ane killed, two missing ‘and ten wounded ; entisted men, five killed, thirty. two missing, and seventy five wounded. OXE MUNDRETH XBW he 2 Killed. Sergeant Charios 1, Handers, Co. A. Private Oonrad Site, Co, E. Corporal Charles Dayton, Co, E. Priva room ' Shefer Sergeant Jotin J., Hegel, Private Victor Reeks! Sergeant Robert Kuk, “— a." ‘ounded. Major D. Pe Bale wont tr left Pema Pare severely in youn Joma. aylard, oft arm, slight. ly; Corp Siel Shutt, Privates ¥. L. Arnold, aight- in band; John Beauchupt, Jobn G. Teger, Peter Kelly, Wallace stark weather: Company /.—Corporal William Gerrick, severely, in $e Private Abram L. Wood, slightly in Mand; Siustcian ish, lightly in arm. ly. Company C.—Second Lieutenant Michacl Friday, slight. Ww in hand; First Sergeant Benj. F. Hugsen, severely to M4 ‘orporal Gainey A Lebord, severely im larnyx Ezra N. Hong, sevely in jog: Chas, Reaidon, siivhtiy hand; Geo. W. Isdoii, severely in arm; Geo. Longemere, severely in ‘tisigh; Fred. Lnckman, James McKeever, Slightly in bead: August Roehowen, eevere'y in ankle: Minane 1.. bie ig A arm, Geo. J. bap sod Ia em 9 fo left ear; John W badiy ‘in bead; Daniel Campbdolt, siightiy in head tichard Hughes, slightly in foot; Henry Methoy, slightly in thigh, Wm. H. Masey, sliyhtiy in kpee, Audrew Hovey slightly tm head, Richard Welch, aligh@ly in band’ Joba H. Williams, slightly ia head. ‘Company 1.—Corjoral Wallace A. Tousley , severely, in side; privates W. ©. fates, stightly, in leg, Isaac T. Mus sep nd flenry siidell, slighily, Hiram Eins, severely, in shoulder. Comp ny B.—Sergeant fat Lynch, right shoalter, se- verely; Corporal W. H. C left do.; privatos W. A, Austio and Luke oasis, th Jonas Charleston; Les- | ter Sevirey, slighUy, io’ band: Ctibert S. Pater aud Er- Lobe ge ao slightly; Julius F. Skinner, Andrew Miler, weverely. Hompany B Charies H. Revert, slightly, in right arm; Sergeant Greber; Corporal Charies Mangold, finger shot of, privates Win. ©. Harthaver: Junn i Browvley, August Fryer, H.C Eilswortm, severely, In foot; John 1). Garni, C. Clamineriiver, Jobn L. i leeberg, George Long, Charles Laly, Fred. F. Mam, ©. Miller, Richarmer, Lewis Venderiip, Robert Younglove. Comyn y Sergeant Goorseastorgany severely, in shoulder; Corporal Lewis A. Whitney: privates Michael Baker, James’. Hailey, Andrew Ball, W. E. Brown, j Bagee shoe oft: Ernest 11. Freeman, Frank Hansted, Par ney Hoister, Jobn Savory, John Leonard, in arm; ‘Aired P. Willard, ln bog. Company HM — Paul Everts, Sergeant 0. J. Emo- lightly, in left leg; privates Jobn Alien (Anen), in baal ¥A ty, A. Garromite, K, Hender- whet, Thos Martin, F sMeivia “Comay K— — Warren » Siebtly,+ in neck, Sergeant Ir rank Davy, se- vorely. iu body: + log shot off; H Henstow, privates Robs Abi |, Beverely, fn Jeg ; James Allen, arm; Luther Dawson, Jobu Hand ry Kranser, Geo. Newland, Nolier, hillip Adjutant H. H. Saseet, eventos, Company Av Clark Drckerman and Justia Semur, private C, Company B.—i’tiveves Jobu , Jobn Stintinann. Company C.—irst Lieutenant Joha McMann, wounded, Gorporat Qressing, privates Lawrence.” Calioban, Geo. Vilborn, Munaner, Mathews, Michaei sicGuire iia ened Sergeant Chas. Pettis’ > 8a ivates baal. reo, M Brice, fon Field and Sta, Wounded —<rlened Salome Emery, s0- —. a. E. Shepard, slightly; Sergeant Compan toward apinin Chari Charles A. Brooks, | severery:| ” . tH. Beverly, severe! Sergeants bg 5X vem ore rrol and Hear ge | Gee Borby, aes A ate ow Sani A 4 ¥, Ross, slight cease two mandel—Caytain fe! | slighily, Firat Lisutenant RF Whitten, slig! | Lieutenant @ Hyer, slightly, rivet Sergeant 1, Beonett, Hl. M. Douty, Farrea BK. Vitga, W. Hunter aod W. Missing. 1 Bowker, J. Wood-olt Jexan Crocker, mightily: L. —Wonndad—Lientenant J. pany Emernce, yt Wo A, Cunbe!, privates G.W. Brown, Lee Covey, Stamon Austio, C. (. Brown, D. D. Auderyon 1. Blair, He Corks Lamber, lrich Mason, Jobe Me | Moria, Jeo. 8 Cox. MianmyCorporal G. 1. Diosmore; | private Alired savage. Company Dm Hounkd—Vrivetes LM. Stinebield, M. Prescott, M. M. Weber, Jes Pout, J. A. Chadwick, Dan, Fee, @. W. Fairbrotber, Sam!’ Mult. { Attsing—Sergenat 1 ¥. Goodwict; private Joa Bean, Compa Woundel--Vgwvadts C- A- Hasina F.C var, 0.0. > yu Morrell, A. We Ww. Trevdweil.. be hay righty.” Company Fm We unled—Pr waves Alwood Young, D. * | peace W W. W. Dawhan, severely; 1. J, Hunaford, D. T. mos 0. Couple, wounded | Warréh, Millard Hall, 7M, Lord. ‘Miesing—Corporal i dat in ibigh; ik. t lied, Henry &. | Barrows FB. Deving, privates Page, J. K Combman, A. C. right leg broken; Corporale | ae NEW! YORK’ HERALD,’ MONDAY, JULY 27, 1863. * ed—Capt. Chester B. Shaw, privates John Fitzpatrick, J. Harmon, Ardelt White, severely; G. Williams, G. Grove, J. Manchester. Afizsny—Corporal W. ii. H. Merrill, pe vates A. Williams, R Greenian FUPTY-POUKTH MABBACHUSETTS, Field én Stag. Major F, N. Hallowell, wounded im both loys; Adjutant GW, James, wounded’ in ankle and aide ; Colonel hobaet abae os sing. Company A.—Wouncel-—Cantaby J WM. Appleton, fa breast and head; Firet bi ’ ide; | Sergeants Crons, V ivaaae Rancroft, ior, | Hamilton, iu ities, Perow, Parter, B. ving: ! gmitn, ‘Townsend, G, Wilson Halstead, A Wall Ww. Wik gon, Taylor, Porter, Wallis, Pruy ‘wsstng—Ser | enue Bonton, Corporal Gardner. private ralotty ott, Alber pr yea Serre, Eltv Hallenbesk a L. Fen, ab, Pierce, y ple, Smith, Waterman Napegue ne) Company B.—Killed—Geo, W. Street, Alfred Green, Jerse Brown, Morris Brown, Sergeant Robert J. Lem- mens. Wounded-—Captain Willard, A, Richardson, Ser- gount Geo, Meminer. Geo Hail, Geo. Farmer, Samuel bal James Dayid Noles, Wm. Dill, Solomon Hugo, Alfred Lee, G. Cooper." Micving—K. Washington, Charies Williams, Lordon Glargrous, Corporal Hardy, doe Andrews, Joim Burke, Goo, Allerson, J. Gallas, Lemuel Blake, Samuel Wilson, Jobn A, Shewden, - Grant, dares, te, David ‘Baily, Wm. Right, Geo, Company C.— Wounded—Sergeants Wm. H. Carney, Lemuel Layton: Corporals Geo. Velavan, Abraham P’. Tar- rance, Nelson Benton, James Hasbrook; privates Lewis A. Fleetwood, Fib Franxlin, Ira ‘Hulsey, Goo. F. Lewis, Joba Fatt, Gao. Price, Mathew Young. Greeve, Jos. R. Campbell; privates ie inl Hi, Coralia Hengon, Samuel Johnson, Treadwoll Company D.— Killed—Rriwate Hogen, Woundai—Cap- tain E. L. Jones, wounded in shoukler: First Lieutenant R.H.E, Jewett, Jeichitly. in beeen ig Morris and Raukto, privates Cransy, enpard, Hraylor, Prosser, Willmore. prs ag mil Plowdin , privates Artis, Clark, Coggawell, David Thomas, Edgerly, Evi Foner, Gridia, . Lidyd, Lioyd, Mills, Miller, Ri feaver. Company B—Wownded—Sergeants Sul Jackson, ond ; privates Briggs, hip; Peary Al o thigh; De'orest, ulp; Dean, fed Places, ‘Gibson, kneo; es ee ino, Kelsey, head; Reason. arm and leu W pom thigh as Banett, hip; Pass, thie Garter, ii : ‘Milin, back and body. Wounded ivates Grover, Harris, Washington, ica ‘als Proctor, Lopeman, Weeks, Comyany Cad ag oye apigredie ©, E. Tueker, slightly; Bergennt Fravk privates Wesley R. Arm: strong, Jobn W. oe i George Holmes, Thomos Hig gins, Sumner Kenney, Wm. R. Lee, George W. Mushea, Samuel Milos, Missing—Corporal Char! Ht, Jcho* ro Privates Jofferson Ell, Jobo J. Gray, Jamos EK, Kelley Daniel Kelley, Francia Lowe, Jos ¥. Potera, Pavid Roper, go P. Smith, Shildon Thomas, George H. ‘Thomas, Ben}. Thompson, Jobn Tacker, Edawd. Williams. Company G. ~Wrunded—Sergeaut Morgan, Sergeant G. . Wien, Corporal Joba A. iouldin, Corpora! Jobn A, Barker, Corporal —— ‘Vine, Corposal Wm. Elia, afi: eg fivatae 1 Louts Andersoo, Charles Rody. James Col- —— Emery, Chas. Clark, Bou}. Gri 0, —— Gar- rinos, Leander ‘Howard, John Hedgpath, Wm. Myers, John Miller, Harrison Mickois, Chas Toberson, Charles Sternbern, ‘Jobn Stephens, Wm, Tyler, Wm. Unilerwood. ‘Company H.—Wounded—Capt. 6. J’ Russel; Sergeants Collins, Munroe; Corporal Lane; Privates R. Caldwell, Hail, Peale Gomer, Joner, Missing.—Harrison, Gil- ge I.—Wonnded—Captain Georgo Pope, in spouldor: Sergeant hagggc = ae Charlton, Milton, Burnes, Fowler, Price, b Christy, Morse, Tipein, 1H Watncn, wl Willian, W. Smith. Mion paper iting: Corperain ‘Augustes Brady, 1 vates Burgess, mn, Gaines, J. Sobneon’ . john: py Mayhu, Pillow , Stoner, b, Smit, Fs ac pam % my" Ee eer Sergeant Palmer Heeb; Trl Fach McCular, Moyers, Koueo, ‘Stone, Tennis Burges. Wounded and ego" (asthe Mahan, Wilson, Alien, Stevenson, Edward Williams, aud fourcocn missing. ‘THIRD NEW HAMPSHIRE RRCIMYNT. Field and Staf:—Killed—aAdjutaut Alvan H. Libby. Wornded—Coionel Joba H. Jackson, slightly in breast; Liewtenant Colonel ote Bode, veveraiy in body. are Crmpany A— Waindel—Geo. | ogg. severoly iP and back; Wm. H. Kearney, severely in right sbould soverely in arm; Gileon Coly, severely in left shoulder; Wm. H. Huntress, severely in shoulder. Re ‘geant Lu! eats privates W. 0. IL. Beown, . Daniels, Wm. Company B.— Wor Ved Captata Thos, M. Jackson, slightly in arm; privates James MoGuire. slightly in bips; Adna 8 Cur! slightly in nose; kibridge G. Locke, alighuy in head; Henry A Reynolds) slightly in head, Cimmpany C.—Wounded—orvoral James Calvin, #0 verely in shoulder; Privates Wm, Baker, slightly t Nua: Timothy O'Connell, slightiy in hand; Voter Pelkey. Ur ger ampr:tated; Peter 8m (or 9 Shan wel ba erp in baud. Company Rarer eine Georee P. Doeg, in Daud, sever Codpany pany 4 — Wounget_rricate “a. 4. Pettorgin, slghtly im thigh: Ap. M Week: et in finger: J, Herrick tly in hand; Jobn vm tal pag paid teots, slightly in band, 1. ieting an. Company F—Wounded—Second Lieutenant EJ. But- ‘Trevasia ton, severcly in hand; private Albert M. Milliken, mor- ho, in head. ome easy snarib pe Goo, E. Piper. W'ownd- i oetenie G. O. Sceggell!, severely in scrotium , James fH. MoCrit ts, severely 11 thigh and arm, Company H.— taferneen Capt, Henry H. Ayer,slightly io , Corporal F rd Cotter, slightly in. thigh. pri vate A. N. Lockwood, slightly in shoulder. I ed-—Coryoral 6. White, severely in 7, alley in arm: Puttick fissing—Private Wm. i. ‘Company t Daniel Elbridge, slightly in foots Corporal Charies Clement, slightly in arm; privates Jobu Viace, slightly im kueo; (lark seru- ton, do; Isaac Tebbets, severely in arm. SRVKNTY-SIXTH PENNSYLVANIA HKG! MONT. Company A.— Waunded—Privates Franco 1D, Wait, Company 1? —Killed—Second Lioutenant Seth Thomp- pon. Bente irat Sergeant Wm. A, Ashton, slightly; ‘vate Thos. Rico, sight); Company 0. Wor "Privates Samuel Darker, s verely: Thom, Hoover, do; Thos Mowery, afightly. "hiss. bas a end Zeck, John Cox. Wounded—Privates sobn A. Kiinn severe. ly. erg in, slightly. Company ‘onwied—Captain Henry Rice, slightly. Mv sing—l'rivate | aniel H. Sleekinan, Bening F.— Woundel—Vrivate Dusk, nt an G.—Wountea—Privates Wm. H. Simpaon, muigtity Wm. Courson, slight! Company H.—Wounted—Privates Sytvanus C, Corson, severely, John Ly ve, stightiy. Company 1 ‘ounded— Lieutenant Joseph HH. Bosien, slightly: private Reubeu Snel, slightly, Corporal George D. Zeigler, severely Company K.—Wounded—Privates Josoph Evans, severely, George lreoc bly tal 2A, SIXTH CONNECTICUT DPGIMENT Colonel John 1. Chatield, wounded severely in leg and hand. Sergeant Mason (recently com:nissioned Secend Liew tenant) Joba Kives munsing. Company A.--Wounded—“ergeang Peliows, in the neck, severeiy, Corporal ‘tien I. Grant, in the ieg, severely! 1) H. Crandall, in knee by spent shot, Corporal ‘AH. Bosworth, in the leg, severely, William L. Perry, | tn the leg and head reverety; privates Frank Ki. Morse, in the arm, severoly; Byron H. Gould, in the face, soveraiy. Micing:—John A, Colitos, James ‘Dann, Ubaries F. Hin, Hugh Mechine, Jr., bavid ©. Paimer, Martin H. sbinboro, Herund Lieutenant Marebali I Tomteitowe. Company B —Pamond Rodgers; Corporal tra 1D. Jones, killed, privates Phineas L. Lyove, in right shoulder Franklin J Atwater, in left baud: Wm. Sulivan, both legs, Wm, Engtenam, shoulder and hips James Me Breen, face aud shoulter, all _severcly wounded, Patrick MeNamara slightly, io taco; Thomas Irwin and Mores s. Holt, mssing Company C- —Sorgeant Gustave De (color bearer) and Corporal Win. Glissman, killed, Corporal Michael Stark, wounded slightly in ing, Corpeneh Jobe Dantker, body and log, Andrew Wrker, Chas Kuston, and « wal- chun Lewis Dufet, mist &: privates Valentine eenel. us Gruder, Chas, Yeixeer and Augustus Hesse, kWled: Anthony Biair, wounded slightly in leg. Jacob Ernest, do, Gus. tave Tritche, Lng Naty shoulder: Martin Haller, Felix Wheprat, severe Jege Mathias Wierer, reverely, in arm ; Corporal “strow, Winder Chas, Kinstoir: prt vater Otto Fronsel, Ferdinand Fimer, Rdward Hani coum, Wm Lenscher, Avguetus Scholtathe, Wm, si, Frank White and musician in Daffet, all mirsing. bpm y 11,—Secnm | Lieutenant Martin Statlar, wound. xeverely in both legs; Curporale Wm. Lows, severely, in logs; James McGee, severely, in neck and back, pr vates Wm. A. Morehouse, killed; Joho A. Milos, missing; Fabert Jackwood, In knee: John Grady, severely, hs hao Fdaard Me-eeley, slightly, in neck. Compar ‘apt, Edward 8. Hudson severely iu foot; Sergeant ~ aber, color bearer, slightly in hand; Privates Abbott Peck, severely in arm, Wm. Dougal, de Albert M oy slightly in abdomen; Hugh Laugh! ga Shea ; Thos. Conway, do,, Geo, H. Smith, mis P—First Woodbury I. Stolen, sughuy ferh, wounded in shoulder, Sergeant P.W In severely in fost, C ‘orporal Joel C. Andson jeaner, Corporal Penjamin Terri! and tadenes hy mer fay privates Edward Pierpoot, wounded in band and arm; Geo. E. Badge and Mitror, mis tee At — Sommery ile, slightly in head, Andrew Cad. Lieutenant Walter Fitch (ncing sdiutant), mortally, in beart, Corporal Heroes Commings, slightly 2 foot face William | ase ! in thoulter: Jubae Frank, stiehely in hip; Kook, slightly im shoulder; fiartio Mm. Pedy, 1K berson, slightly io hand Mar Nathan MeMann, sligntly ing—Morrtil Ss. ‘ewe, Willam Seseman and Chartes GrMn. Com: any I—Seoond Lievtenant Radolph Veste, mir Seryeant Faward Onturan, wounded In leg: Sergeant | win iokee Wank, missing; Ourporal Jacob Sebroif, i fing, Frederick’ Raden, o., privates Francia Hoon wounded, Gustave Sehmidt, severely in leg. Fi wound in ehonlaer, Daniel Kickoul, slightiy in : Rechue fiartoey, do. in bead, Oumor Perfor. righty io bark, Geo. Vetierer, wouuded and missing, Haward Sept, inewg, brederick Meyer, Wm. Rebatock aod (ev. Veue! ay pre net y rae ‘ Company Lm Sten’ Lieu camnt Stephen L, Stevens (on bat py Killed First Lieatenant fonied y ‘a eaters, soome SCT inwtlen’ mining "Gorge W. Bateb y severely in ‘abdonuen, i, Taglor eeverely Ie) werk. Ianac 4: Py: Setent: Fa fear hn iehaat a Stceyy A, Gite, wounded se band. Corporal Wm. L. Wilms, inven Sak setae enaasy Bi : 1%; ae, and taieetg, First Wermwant Coaries | wecte th Gerrit | duciet THE woomne I cannot speak too highly of the admirable arrange: ments for the wounded, as porieoted and carried out by Dr. J. J. Craven, Chicf Medical vilicer; Dr. f. 2. Dibbie, Surgeon Of the Sixth Connecticut, detached wa his assist: ant; and the aunerous corpe of regtineutal and ovher sar. geons. The wounded, in an unexpectedly large number Wore, @8 promptly as possible, removed on stretchers and in ambulances to the main hospital, near Light house Inlet, either directly or by ea dangerously wounded were temporarily atiended to at intermediate hospitals, where temporary relief was afford- ed. By morning nearly every wounded man had been ri moved to one Of the hospital boats, and was on his way to the fine hospitals at Hwa Head and Beaufort. A few wounded ones, too much burt to be heard, and too mueh hidden to be found in she darkness, remained on the ground till morning. Yesterday Dr. Craven reported officially to General Gti. more that the whole number of wounded which bad passed through his hands on the island was six hundred and twenty-five. Some of our wounded, a9 weil as dead, fei into the hands of the enemy, The ambulance corps deserve especial mention. Mr. Jehn Nevill, chief wagon master, and Mr. Martin G. Clark, his assistant, had charge of this department. They bad seven ambulances, which were kept constantly running, and stretchors also wore brought into requisition, till every wounded mun was cared fer. DURING OF THE DEAD, Early Tuesday morning burial parties, by permission of the euemy, went down to bury our dead, outside the rebel works. The bedies had to be interred uncoffined, with. ous being identified; but such are the fortunes of war. CONVERSATION WITH REBEL OFFICENS. Several rebol officers camo out of tho fort during the burying and conversed with tho officers in charge of our parties. They complimented our troops in tho highest manner. They said thetr charges were #0 determined aud vigorous that it was almost impossible to stand be- fore them, Atone time they anticipated being driven from the (ort. When the fight commencea on the 10th they scarcely expected to hold the fort all day; but new they said they intended to keep possession of 8. They were very bitter on the negro troops, and said such as they had captured would be sold at auction. ATIEMYT TO RKCOVAR COLONML PUTNAM’S BODY. On Bunday morning Lieutenant Colonel Abbott went down with a flag of truce, having learned that Colonel Putnam was positively dead, and mado arrangements for hie body to be forwarded. He received some letters which had been taken from Colonel Putnam’s porson. A body was disinterred and sent down to the camp ef the Seventh Now Hampshire; but ft proved afterwards not to be Colonel Putonm's, although there was a most striking resemblance, which doubtless led to the errer. The body was not identified, and at night was burried om a land bluff. It will probavly be impossible to recover Colanel Putnam’s body. ANOTHER ¥LAG OF TRUCE. On Monday Lieutenant Beo, wo was captured by us, severely wounded, in the engagement of the Leth, died in our hospital, Last evening Dr. Craven, chief medical officer; Lieutenaat Colonel Hull, provost marshal, and General Vogdes went with a flag of truce to return the body. They were met first by Captain Tracey, and after- wards by General Heygood and Colonel Cates, formerly member of Congress. They had a very pleasing inter- view, and talked quite freely on some points. “We in- tend to be a great nation yet,” said they. “We think we can live without you; but you show your weakness by declaring you cannot live without us.” ‘That was their principal point. They also complained about tho negro soldiers, urging tbat it was unchivalrous to sond hegroes lo Hyht gentlemen, One important result of the interview was a mutual agreement for the geveral ex change of wounded prisoners. The .Comopoiitan will take ay the wounded revels to & point near Fort Sumter, and there be met by # rebel steamer with our wounded ea board, when an exchange will take place. OPERATIONS #INCH FATURDAT. Sunday wana very quiet day. Both sides were very busily engaged with bomane occupation, burying doud, taking care of wounded and recovering trom the fight On Monday there was quite a bombardment of Wagner by the gunbcats and batteries, On Tuesday @ little can- nowadiog was doue, but bad no casualties. SRW Ren, BATTERS. ‘The cebdels have built three large batteries on James Island, and with one of them they on Tuesday opened an eniliading fro on our works. Traver.ce were speodily erected. There were no cagualtios. A SHOT AT BUMTER. On Tuesday Captain Langdon threw @ thirty-pound Parrott bal) at Sumter, It was a good shot, striking on the parapet, chipping off a piece and scattering a score of spectators very rapidly, Only eve shot wes Gred, but that seomed Ww ustouish the rebels, PRBONERS OF WAR. In Fort Wagner, as tio beat evideace of our foothold there, we captured the fullow ing prisoners of war — Jaeutenant James Campbell, Co. F, Charleston battalion. Corporal W. Garrett, Co. &, Tairty"iret North Carviua Sojantey ‘Thos. i*helan, Co, B, Charleston sttation, on ben en Hy oath ‘arciinn infantry. ‘Cu. K/ Sixty third Geurgia, ‘Tbe following were taken on the 160h, when an attempt was nade to sarprite our pickots:— Sergeant M. J. MeNeil, Co. A, Twelfth Georgia, vate GL Moody, C0, A, Twell th Goorgha, ie J. Moody, Ux. A, Twebth Georgia. ‘The following were taken at Jaines Lslaud im the engage- ment of the 16th:—~ Sergeant James it, Brown, Co. K, 6th Georgia, Marabell bwer, Co K, 0tn Georgia, John W. Cot Co 1D, 18th Georgia. Wia. 5. Walle voues, co. Hy Leth Georgia, Jobe Meyer, 208 south Carona Wi. D. Brewster, Co, b, ivth Georgia. INCIDENTS. I have not tite OF space to mention any of the thriliing incidents, the balr-broadth Orcapes, tue promouiti us of 1b sadly fullliled, and the thousuud and one interest reminiscences of the battie Sold, Searcely au oilcer of man did not have Darrow escapes, Hundreds, uuhurt, bad thetr clothes torn with grape and bullets, The wou der # that a men could escape [rom such « sweeping and weil directed tire. URNCRAL SEYMOUR'S stay. I have before publixhed Geaeral Gillmore’s and General Strong's eats. lhe following coustuuted General Sey. mour's — Captain ?. R Chadwick, Assistant Adjutant General. Caytato Mordecai hiet ‘of Urdoance. br. ¥. T. tdi, Medical Ditector Lieut saint Jackson Ald-de Camp. Deste aut Ls. Stevens, Abd Lieutenant CV. Holt, Acting Lieutenant Folly, Amsistant ( Lieutenant Videll, «Biel Sygnal Oiheor Mayr J. L Piymtem, inapector General. Looutenant bradabaw, Abi do- amp. COLONEL VUTNAM's #tary consisted of the following — Major J. A Hendersem, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gene- fa) aud (vel OF Seait Lieu eoaut Geo. 5. Hansem, Quartermaster and Com- miner ‘ate, Ald de Camp. y Lieuienant Virgil Ali 4 the seveuts New Hampshire, wouNrky oFnicems cone wom. — | Leave of abeenee tor tweuty Gays has been granted to the (oliwiye @unnded officers, who will go North by the sumne steamer Which Carries (his mail — diet General Trueman Key mour, » Sroug. Captam Heory Went, 624 Ohi, Colonel 1). C. hodman, 7th Coamecticut. due Emery. Oth Mame, jo Cham, A. Bucks, th Maine Conor JL Chatfield, 6th Counectiont. Secon! Lioutepant Martin Stottier Sth Connentiont, Captain MA. Eifwing, 48th New York. Copan 0. Le Lavkwood, etn York Capea Swartwout, 45 Cave hed 1 Barwon, 45th W. Hicks, T6U Paauay vamia V ‘unieers. Knee, Toth Pentmy vane vn sarauel Wihiard, 660 Mamet Fick euvedant WM Touaun, b4ct Sarna: tunotts, Licus, Walter Fiteh, Acting Adjutant, duh Coowectiout, anit D. Rawk, butte LH. S. Cominager > = = ss: = Vomutoere. jut. Geo, B. Pareme, ‘oth ne Voluuteore, Henry ©, Crane. 61h Obie Vidonteers Licateoant Coluel Pipe, 67h Gale Vulunveers. OOETNG CPRRLTEVONS, FTO. The flo 1 & Fe@ent OFdeE — RAE ORR. [1 A0@! Atti, Leen of Tee Serre, ) be tue Fou, Mora ixtame, = C., July 1, tem. | f 1. Al engineering Operetionn, evil «od muiary, con. ania the field, will be com oder the Immediate order aod aon =, order sod supervawn | TI 8 asin sot eugene the shad of Lh6 Briga yor Gewrral Cor inand and will be obeyed aca reepsied seoord | yy = in ‘The army are Oil im the beet of spirits, denen 0 renerel Gilasere aad thew iner stages, Those | | Everybody ts hopeful of tho future and not despondont about the past. | OUR SERIOUS CAsU ALTURS From reliable statistics compiled at the different head- quarters, Tam able to announce that our serious casu: | ties—the killed, uctually taken prisoners, and eertously Wounded—since our. operations commenced on the 10th, Will not amount to over one thousand, The lists in the } Official reports are much larger, but many of the missing will turm up, and mapy were only #lightly wounded and are on duty. Our Hilton Head Cor * Hunton Heap, July 16, 1863. AU Quiet—Poe Commandint—Pwo Prizes—Deserters— The Catskill, de. Since the departure of troops for the advance on Charleston this seems like a desert d village, Tho aut- lera begin to be quite polite and courteous to their cus tomers, for every little Lelps whon trade ts go dull. The chief officers of departments are mostly at Folly and Mor- ris islands, and the only lively spot hero is about the do Pots and at the dock, where craft of all duseriptions aro being laden for Steno and Linthouse inlets. It ia not improper for mo to state now that Colonet Motcalf, of the Third Rhodo Island agtillery, is in command of this post, having relieved General Torry, who had shortly before relieved Colonel Chatfeld, of the Sixth Connecticut. Colonel Chatfield is now in command of bis regiment, and led the first up to the rebel batteries on Morris Island. On’ Juno 16 the United States steamer Lackawanna cap- tured’the rebel steamer Neptune, off Mobile, but not untit she bad thrown all her fey overboard Ou the next day sho took the steamer Planter, from Mobile fer Havana, with six hundred and seventy-five bales of oot- = on board. Acting Master B. Vau Vories was placed on board, and she started for a Northern port, but was obliged U0 put into Bull's Bay om account of some acct dent. Sho created considerable of a fuitering among tho blockading fleot, on account of ber resemblance to a rebel Tam. Sbe returned io Charleston tor repairs, She tt « high pressure river boat. and ber captain commanded the William H. Webb at the time she sunk the Queen of the Wort ana i Indianola, ‘Two German deserters from company G, Third South Caro se coral came inside our pickets yesterday, from ‘outpost ° wore wta- tioned, apy ai wer Blufiton. They pring ® stnall bout a large holo in it, aad ove bad to ball ou ater all the vo while the other rowed, They report that one Vattalion of’ their regiment are doing all the pieket duty between Savanuah aud Charleston, aud that there aro i ee naan except & Home Guard, composed of ‘old mon. desertion on account of Wulon prinoiples by Anse) with thy rebels, ‘Tho Catekill, which was hit over Atty times the other day, from the Charieston forts, has beon here a day or two, for repairs and supplies. Sho left for the bi kc loot again to-day. ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPION. Nearly Three Hundred Thousand in Gold on Freight, &e., &e., &e. Tho mail steamship Champion, Captain Jones, arrived at this port yesterday. Sho loft Aspinwall at two o'clock on the afternoon of the 17th instant. Sho brings $179,000 in gold om freight, divided up as yi yo ‘30! for 30.134 14,067 J.B. Newton & Co... $32,242 J.G, Varker & Soa J. Coghill... Panama ith. Co Baker & McVe! + 9,000 4. 8. Basenbaumetito 21,400 ‘The Champion slxo. rings thirty-four bales and two cases of raw silk aod one hundred and eleven buics of $279,690 cotton, Our Panama Correspondence, Panaua, July 17, 1963. Inauguration of the New Oonstitwiom—The Troubles with the Clergy, dc. , de ‘Thero is Bo news of importance to communicate, In conseence of & law passed on the Sth of May all the prisoners confined here were liberated afew days ago. Aw inany assuesing and robbers of the deepest dyo are comprised amon, them people having something to lone would much have preferred some other mode of cvlebrat ing the luauguration of @ mow coustitution ‘They of course will be unavle to find honest employment, and in course of time will find themselves privileged Ww take up their old quarters in jail throagn the eommitial of fresh _ Meanwhile we must protect ourselves as well as wo cap, ‘The differences with the clorgy are till nnsettied, they Deing unwilling to take the oath to support the cunstitn- oo, The conseyuence ts, Panama ty without ministers of retigion. Mort of the clergy are now to be seen about in lay comtumes, refusing to officiate even in extrema.” This diversion reems to be ae quieseed in by their flocks with great resignation. & Brighter day is dawning tor the South American repab- ea. From Mexico we hear that the French have advanced to Cuoroaraca, fourteon leagues (rom Mexion Vrockiout Jonres is at San Luts de Votwei, and bas deciared that city bbiv capital, He has with lim About 15,000 mon. THE DRAFT. THE LATE DISORDER IN THE CITY. Note from General Harvey Brown, Fowr Hamurun, July 26, 1643. A suspension of public optuion om the gratuituus attack ou me by Major Generals Wool and Sandiord, publiahed in the New Yous Mistats th inet, is requested, uetil IT abalt be able to prosent the facts and testimony in the case, which will be in three of (var days, HARVEY BROWN. Two Sad Cases—One Bayoneted, and Anotia THE DEATH OF WM. H. THOMPBON, 10 THE KINTOR OF THK MRMALD, Jory 26, 1863. Not having heard any statement in regard Ws my oo Wm. Hl. Thompson, aged too yours, who wasa victim to the Pitt street affair, | will state the true facty —A twenty minutes to nine o'clock I sont my soa to sehoot, nd OB passing the corver of Broome and Sherif streets he was attacked by two boys, whe beat him on hu breast with sticks, He Goally got away from them nod ran home, I paw be was very page aud appeared to be mech hurt. He romsined in the house wotil twenty minutos pax nine O'clock , when be started to go out. 1 10rd him hot Ww gO jour, but be could gu to the newspaper Ne bad wot been jn when | beard the They told me that ¢ wore crying. that some obildren on the crowd, came #9 much exhausted | welsted open ber coming howe, thi Arrived at the corner & #trauge worms and we gave ber @ deserivtion of that we would God him at resex Market # Alter being out five hours joking for bia Kit througls the rt and beyonoted Check, Ie was fitting on the stoop at the corner of Mitt nnd Delancey sirecta when ehot be en gutter, whea he was bayoneted. There fone who saw him on the tormer when Knew him by the blue trimmed jacket he stated by every une there present that | have spaeen we thal there was 00 Occasion (or the military to ire on the | crowd, (hat there was net more than teeive of 1 men ip the crowd, and twenty potieemen cowlt bave din: orned them, the fost were ail women If the military could whoot lithe eanaren the most of (he children through the beart, ae them, they could have picked the men, and reat, (at of @igniorn Knied and wounds t were Children. ~ Ties THR OTe On the samme day « came \o om, throug tm | 2) Averill sty emt nan tame bat @imiiar patore te the above oceurted in the netge orhosd of Laxingin ave i nue, Am interesting boy of Uirtenc, named Humbert, youngert noo of Nr. Fraocie Moth ter risanls, came to New York with be ing on @ Visit to bis aunt, in Lexington tine (he dita | teu avenoe the Intie | oanty @teied tatwra ry | yard Out Of bis mnnt'® bourne, ane | nee juah Ob the juncture whee Une an yaven bal resb ‘it ducsses "te tm brn, but abe wever gai m ive Aller be het heen ehet be war © » allevee Howpial, where the beady was revered by hut bereaved parents aver the rat. Orders of the Tweirth Regimens. ORNeRAL CMDR —RO. 3), Haabqoanrem, Dene keer, 8.6.8 MY., aw Your, July ae, Inne Pareneet ve ts toatractions (rom Wrestler Sai ale Pieid Ofieer of the the Getacheneet bow om duty * pe eee Teena Banik, one | | ) king we would Bear from bim there, When we | § 5 Ss {| shove named companios on the 29:h instant, af te baine bour Companies K aad B wil! relieve Com empanios Ka jove Companies A and Com Companios D and F will relieve ai mt clieve Kand Bon the Som Companies H and & will fustant, a!l at the sume piac ? D and F on the Sia hs duty ua oflicers of the day. ments wilde Morning reports of the companies on at handed to the Adjutant daily bolere nine Absaehaion Commandants of companies will keep a Of all delinquencies and deficiencies, to be banded to the President of tbe Court Martial, which will it as soon ag ews orders from Lrigade Headquarters are ob ‘Tho offlcers of the day may grant passes to not mere Nder their command, for net than one-third of exceeding three hours at one No man to be allowed to awritten pase siqned as above, The roll to be called at least Gve times daily, and aff absovtoes to be returned as leaving post without per- minnion. ihe men will provide themselves with one day’s rations: when reporting for duty, The Commandant trusts that no paing will be spared to Feturn ail abwentees and delinquents for papishment, aad pledges himself to go to the full extent or the law in eit Cases 80 returned to him. By order. Colonel W. @. WARD, C.D. Buam, Licwtonaat and Acting Adjutant. Drawings or Murray, Kdady @& — bm Feewien State 1 July 25, K , Mexrma OLass wi 25, 1988. ap hx cs 66, 58, oa 9, ue , 2, 10, is. Bt or M4 , 10, 7A, Geotlard condone ce tacsige Cay yorging ner ho Ry.) or ie Lala, ne Leonia, de. Covingto OMotal Drawings of the Shel ipteepet wept mge of the Sheiby College LABS 49T—Suly 25, 1863. 2, 98, OT 80) aoe bei. 400—July 35, vies. 46, 1, 6, 7, 58, 32, 4, bo. 40, “bb, 12, 42, 60, @ 62, 23. Clreutars sent by eddrensing ON A. MORRIS & 09. all ig ay A sayeatm . Whar, Pine street, Prizes Cashed 1 Mformation given. AM Le nitzed Lote JOSEPTE BATKS, Broker, Wall street, reom No. t.M. W, Twelve Car 1s for One Dotter, Good Pletares guaraaterd. PRECTVAL, 142 Chatham streot, be Mp, Vavacawe, mA Pats ig orto po} want Ze Prizes Cashed teries, Information aiven: Rn me care wl a Vv 1s for One Dollar, ALC: a 4 id a hi br ie pense apared to preduss No More Gra: or Baldness.—45 bey ag Sonmnation free, by Dr. GRAND. 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