The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-23
THE BELMONT FEDERAL. PRISONERS IN
MEMPHIS.

[From the Memphis Appeal, Nov. 1871 =
Tbere were ninctynnc prisoners brought to this citv
Yesterday beips portion Of the ro hics captured by
The raany Of troops at Belmont the nearncss Of
the ba which had witnessed their unavaing bravery
hrw around them degree Of interest which caused the
gathering Of an immense crowd on the lcvee
The streets leading from the landing TO the corner of
Second and Jackson streets crowded bv men women
and Children, eager to get glance at the Hessians
few fools, and or two mschievons urchns shouted
few cant phrases but the general feeling was we
hal py TO state one OF respectful forbearancc anil
many remembered that If we brought these men
prisoners Memphis their comrades had brought some
OF our brave boys prisoners to Cairo.
1t Is but the fate Of and he who would rather be
taken lighting than fly deserves respect Of the foe
who may chance to have captured him.
These soldiers looked like men, II was easy TO per.
cevc that than half OF them Germans. Their
deneanor was quiet aud gentlemanly. We trust that
during their stay here they will meet with that csrcct
full treatment which brave people should display to
uniortunxe foe. Their names and regiments are re-
ported as follows
Secenh Ioicn Rsaimeni-Capt. b. Crabb, Surgeon A. j.
Fclt, Adutant r. 7. Eowcs. Priyates T. d. Moore Thos
w Eicbbasger, Edmund Hill, X Johnston VIM. G. Moore
Henry Rogers, Geo. b. Masieer, Hawks, $. T. Walker
i. Walker, r. d. Wilson, J. J.. Morgan James D. Mahan-
ney, j. W. pierson Thomas Dunn, VIM. S. Corey, H. 4.
vansaat Thomas W. Taylor, @ Webster, $. J. Halley
Nye, WIN. Tannyhill, A. W. Gcphlrt, Charles Brown,
Robert :. Youag Wallace L. Gregg Aired CIlsSn, W. H.
Robins, VIM. Carroll VIM. pickore H. I. Stem, !. II.
Rousc, a. 4. T. Cary, W. w. sapp musican), syivanls
Haaghey NJ I. Hurd--42.
Tcnty see nth Illinois "a Rgimen-privates J. G. Heaps,
Sterling iancey, Austin anderson, Wesley johnson, NJ
Casteio Christian Seller, Thos. W. Smith NJ L. Fouls sley
sheridan Fnles J. I. Ibbcrt W c. scbey Dure Hers
David Huffman, w. r. Sowel, Vim. spp, Jas. Keagel pa
vid PAUL Wm Hett, A. j. Wheeler solomon Ringlcr,
VIM Wooden, +. y. Henson, H. Shker, T. j. Neal Albert
Mills, George scanand j. X. Patrick, Anthony vauugc;
Robert Whiie-2g.
Thir'iah Winois Req'men,-privates ii. II. Farkcr W.
J.. G. lIndnlightcr, James Low NJ N TGrs, W. 4. Cor
don, u. T. Whitnell. James shaw.
Ttcs,ttv-seccnd Illinois Resime-Dahcl Icokhcad Mi.
chae Barrett, VIM. Gray, Lawrence Bac<wocd +. 81,
Daniel shncy, L. Edwards. Jacob Richard, Geo. Izell
A. Scnoenberger-10.
I iinOis RfG GDtrnf--prVatcs John MacEnl
Ecn Tanning, A. II. Saton, Charles Green, g. W. Black
VIM. House, G. w McCormck-7.
Tieifh Illinois Regir,cn-Priva'e II. Harrington-1
Schicdsta's Batery--t has Icclairn-1.
j. r. smith, Genera! Grants lost!er--1.
Tre,,ty-thsrd IpdianG RJimea-lrivae W. s. Tood--1
Tota!--9e.
They are in the large building known Mcseby S
cotton shed, near the corner Of Second aud dickson
streets, under guard.
MORE PRISONERS.
TFrom the Knoxy Register, Nov. II.
We learn that Captain Giespie's cavalry company ycs
terdsy slrrolsdcd body Of Lncontes IN PAwpaw iIp-
low vier county and captnred twenty five OF them
Tney will probably be brought to this city today