Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-19
THE ARCHBTsHoP's REPLY.

r.. N. LYNCH, D. D., S. G.
THE ARCHBIsHoPs REPLY.
The reply OF Archbishop HUGHES is also published,
but its length precudes its admission Into our columns
this morning We must therefore for the present, give
only the ing paragraph:
You say am reported to have spoken strongly
against the policy of the government OF the United
States fraught with much present suffering and not
calculated to obtain any real advantage"
Be assured that previous to the outbreak OF military
violence was most ardenty DESTROYS OF preserving
peace and union, but since vioeuce, battle and blood
shed have occurred dare not nope tor peace unless you
can show me foundation ct rock or solid ground tout
no qulcksand bass on which peace can DC reesIaosn-
ed"
The your ministry and mine necessarily implies
that should be the friends OF peace 1t was the pca
legacy of Divine Master his fcks And would De
strange his appointed ministers, should be found IN
hi Peace leave to 4ou my peace give to you
not tie world gveth do give to you And yet At
If it be possible much it is in you have ace with
all men, think this latter inspired quotation has at least
a remote bearing on our present sad difficulties
YANKEE PRISONERS SENT soUrH.-One hundred
and fty-sx Yankee prisoners, selected chiefly from
among those members of the New York Massachusetts
and Michigan regiments, who had evDCed the most H.
sOlent and nsubordinate disposition, were yesterday
afternoon dispatched by railroad to Castle Plnkuey,
small ortfcauon in Charleston harbour ior safe keep
ing 1t is thought that the nvgOrating sea breezts,
and the genial climate of - DE- ies Lane" will have
The effect not only Of improving the health, but the
temper of the captive Buil-runners Included in the
number stated above are the following officers several
of whom recovering from the I'll cts Ut the wounds
received at The battle OF Stone Btldge:
COlorel Wilcox Michigan LIST ; UOl. COrcOraB New
York 69th; Lieut.. Colonel Nef, I'd Kentucky ~
Major john w. Potter, 36ih New York Rev. IT, W.
Dodge chaplain lth New ork Rev. Ill. Eddy; chap
lain I'd Connecticut
Surgeons rswold, Ssh New York Grey, q. S.
A Stone, U. s. A, Connolly ID New York Harris,
I'd Rhode Island.
Captaias.-Downey 18th New York Fish, 32d New
York Farush 18th New York Drew, I'd Vermont,
ohurtlff, 9Th Ohio l.. Gordon, 18th Massachusetts;
Warrington and Jenkins
L,ememants: Toy, 25th New York Hamblio, (son
OF tbs actor of that nancy 18Th New York Underhl,
llth New York; Worcester, list New York Demp-
sey, I'd New York Wilcox, 7th Ohio ; Gordon, I'd
Dragons United States Army; Kent, United States
Army ; Caltf 18th n massachusetts, Connolly, 69th
.>ew York. Captain Rcketts, United States Army,
was to have accompanied the patty, but is not appar
emily recovered from bis wounds to undertake the jour
ney.
The prisoners marched from the tobacco facto-
res in which they had been confined to the depot of the
Petersburg railroad in double files, guarded by de-
tacbment of 30 from the JEFF Davis Louisiana Bat
TALON commanded by L cut W. B. Brockett, q. S. A,
who to accompany them all the distance to Charles
ton Twenty of the detachment detailed from
the Madison a Infantry, marched ahead OF the pris
oners, toe rear beng brought up by 70 men OF the
Natehez (Mss) Rifles.
The party embarked in three cars specially provided
for their accommodation each being guarded by Is
Southern soldiers very fully armed. The Yankees gen.
orally seemed quite respondent at their change of oca
tOn, but few Of their number venu"ing to cheat their
depression with smile They were followed to the de-
pot by very large crowd who nevertheless entirely
Trained from the Utterance of any remark which should
wound the feelings of the prisoners-Rach Examiner
i llh inst.
MORE VoLUNTEERs.-A fine Cavalry Company from
Moore county, consisting OF 100 in all, down
the Western railroad eserday, and entertain
ed by the citizens at the Fayetteville Hotel till this
morning at o'clock when they marched to the river
take passage tor mingtCn aud to some post of duty
bearing with them the blessings of all true patriots
Another Company from Moore, infantry, will be here
) on Monday next we learn
The following is the roll of the Cavalry Company
t John srnold lst Lieut..
| O Bryan, I'd.
] S Ritter, 3D..
BY Tyson, rderly Sergeant.
A Walker Q1artermsster Sergeant.
Sergeans-D Mcdonald Ist, James Cole I'd, Duncan
e Mcleod Sd, ) Baker 4th.
Corporals-A Williams it, W Cox I'd, John W Caster
. Sd. B Nicholson, 4h.
q Priva1esJ Armstrong, pavd Baker Solomon Burns
Lucas Brady James {; Brady, Virgin purns, James
Black, Lewis Brown, VIM Burns D Black, Barber, W
G4veness Alex 6GhEisholm, Carroll Thos Eagle e.
Dair, mpe, John Dalrympe. Fields, Thos Gardner,
VIM Garner Err. kobt Hammer John Hughes rdn,
JACK son, Jackson johnson, Murray W Moody, VIM
Nedlin, Josiah Mathis Henry hanuss, Nes n. John
d gan Eli Rogers, Rogers, W Rowe VIZ owe, W R
starting. TydDg Savage J NJ Stone, John scoggin B
Smith, H Thomas. Vestal. W Williams Elias Will
ams, Williams. Rufus Byrum, Haywood En- is M A
t. Goodman, Joseph Bridges, David benson, Cupeson,
Alex Lane, Alex Coekman, Williams William Foister,
Muse, Muse, Brown, Daniel Gongs; Thos Il Cor
den' Delaney Wallace Joseph PaschalI Elijah Sheffield,
u Jesse BransOn, T Arnold James A RIDDLE, + Allen.
They were escorted to the river by Capt Williamss
Company OF Infantry, now nearly ready to leave.
Important ation 4. ora Hatteras.
We stop the press to announce the following
;, A gentleman in town, who LETT there on Thursday
- last gives these facts. Col Hawkins n command
;, has 800 men and but few boats-cannot make an
advance now-says be will be reinforced in two weeks
and then move. He gave the inhabitants OF the Island
the privilege OF leaving of taking the oath of allegiance
= to support LncOlnS Government. All but or have
taken the oath! Old Mr. Jennet, former representa-
tive, and several OF the prominent men, among them
= A Company that had been organized and offered its
= services to the former Governor, and which Warren
: Winslow rejected has been accepted by Col. Hawkins
and is now marshal!ed against us. Many of them
thought that our Government cared nothing for theu
and would not protect them! Col. H. promises pro-
lection and to carry them away on his vessel If CON-
PEELED to retreat so much for the miserable manage
ment OF the Military Board
The scouting, marauding parties have broken up the
furniture, burnt the clothing killed the poultry and tai
\ pigs OF those who would not take the oath.
: portsmouth nor Oregon taken possession of by
enemy up to that time This information is perfect
i " Washington, N. c.. Dispatch 10th inst.
: WAR EXPENDITURES BY THE STArEs-We learn that
the Secretary OF the Treasury has Notified the Governors
each of the Confederate States to forward the claims
Tor auditing aud settlement he'd by them against the
Government for advances and expenditures
made Tor the use and benefit of the Conederacy in pre-
i paraton for or in conducting the present war
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