Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-16

ARRIVAL or PBIsOSERS.-The bluff was
lined al yesterday afternoon with crowds anx-
ious To witness the survival Of prisoners taken at
the battle Of Belmont, who had been put aboard
ihe Inronar. On the arrival Of the boat the
rush was very great at the foot Of Jefferson
street. where the prisoners were put ashore. As
they appeared, shoats aud yells went up from a
portion of the crowd-the portion whose appear
auea bet0kened the absence Of refinement.
Tines noisy demonstrations were made at inter
-aI as the men were marched along the street.
some coarse attempts az wi.icisms were coca
sioaaly heard, but the expression that most
carried the cay was, " Here's your mule .' An
Glshnan, when all the men had left the boat,
exclaimed, as if agrssabIy surprised, " BE jabers,
they're az Du5ahmen there's not a rale regular
Paddy among the whole on en- Then turn
5n- toward the prisoners, " Byes, we've got no
son krout here for you The proportion Of
Germans was large among the prisoners the
whole Of them appeared to be men Of very
ordinary condition. A they went along amid the
staring crowd, most Of them had duh, uneE-
pusssive look of absolute indifference. Here and
tae1e. however, among the brown visaged back
woolsmen, tie cleaning eye, knitted brow, and
compressed Up, showed the indignant and de
FAINT feelings that were psut up within. They
were taken TO Mosby's cotton shed, at the cor
mer Of Second and Jackson streets, where they
wera placed under guard. We are indebted 10
she kindness Of q friend for the following list Of
their names, etc:
SsUeaA i0rq BeginegL-Cap1 B. Crabb, Sur
Ceon A.. y. Felt, Adiutant D I. Bowles Phi
Yates T. ID. Moore, Th0s. W. Eichdberger, Ed
muu3 Hll. X. Johnston, VIM. G. Moore, Henry
Rogers, George B.. Masteller, L. Hawks, 5. 7.
walker. L. Walker, p. ,. Wilson, J. L. Nor
Ns1, james d. Mshauney, J.. ". Person, Thos.
Dl'un, Vim. S. Corey, u. !. Yansant, ThOs. W.
TayI,N c. Webster, 5. J. Hadley, john Fran
cisco. INie GcTaggard, II. S. Wisseman. Wm.
Nve. VIM Isnnykill, a. W Gephart, Charles
Brown. RoI~H =. Young, Wallace T.. Gregg,
Alfred ellison. ". T. Bobaus, VIM. Carroll, VIM.
Picker-l II. I. ,&iH, III Rouse, 4. T. Cary,
". ". Sapp (hu Naan), NS4Ysaus Haughey,
NJ +. Hurd.
Treptu-sercah Illinois Regiment -PdFates
&c. Heaps, Sterling Yau>ey, AGstinA Anderson,
Wesley Johnson, N. Costello, Christian S-4srr
Thos. W. Smith. n l.. ESukslsy. Sheridan
LILIES Hs 10 AAE4AIAN- - 10y 0NlN
HERS, David Huffman, W. r. Sowel. Vim.
Sipp, james Reagan, David Paul., VIM Hiet,
A. j. Wheeler, solomon Rjngler, Wm. Wooden,
3. f. Henson, H. Sibker, T. ID. Neal, Albert
Mills. Geo. Scanland, J. II. Patrick, Anthony
Vluiugle, Robert White.
Taiai1h Illinois Rcgimeat-Pnvates II. II
Barker, W. J.. g. Hindulighter, james Law, Nj
\. Tuirs. ". A. Gordon, D.. 7. Whitnell, jane
Shaw.
Trenty-soooad HEE0is BcgimsEt-Dauis
Iockead, Michael Barrett, VIM. Cray, LawTene,
BIaekvood, p. Ross, Daniel ShuleY, T. Ed
wards, Jacob Richard, Geo. Litzel, a Sheen
berger.
Tha7v-frSt Illinois BegimeE-Privates Johl
Naske!I. Benz. Fauniug, A Il Sutton, Charlie
Green. G. w. Black, VIM. House, G.. w McCol
mick.
ToelfE Illinois RegsrHsHt-Prvate H. Hal
Fington.
SrfraH-'s Battcry-Chas. Leclaire.
NJ Smith, Gen. Grants hostleT.
TIrcn.utkird Indiana RegiMoHt-Private W
s. Flood
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