Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-19

B. b. VAssALL Lieut.. of Co. L.
j. HARRIS HOOPER, Lieut.. of Co X.
Capt Studley also forwards to us the follow
ing list of prisoners from Co. d, the fate of
some of whom has till now been in doubt =
Co. D-Capt. J. Nj. Studley, sergeants L.
d. Goddard, L. j. Hastings, Geo G. Noyes,
corporals C. NJ. Smith, W II. Ford, and C.
w. Upham, privates G. II. Adams, w. IL. An
drews, Warren Ager, C. a. Bemis, IL. N. Be
mis-, G. P. Bonzey, Henry r. Dawson, james
Daniels, j. H. Divol Anthony Earl, Henry
Fuller, Harlan Henry, Henry Houghton, d.
A. Jennison, Alfred R. Smith, James b
Thomson, James Taylor, Herman Weixler'
james L. White. The only members of this
company remaining unaccounted for are John
F. Stafford and S. l.. Cummings, both of Wor-
cester.
From another letter, written by a prisoner
of the Fitchburg company, we have the fol-
lowing list of prisoners from that com
mand:-
Company B-Capt Clark S. Smonds, Abel
Bruce, Jr., Henry F. Whittemore, Granville
Hosmer, Joel Pratt, Henry j. Hosmer, George
s. Gilchrist, Joseph L. Moody, John II.
Pritchard A. D. Osborn (woundedl, Albert
Litchlleld (wounded), Calvin j. Eaton, N. P.
Howard, Charles A. Stevens, VIM. W. Hol
man, Winthrop Maynard, John E. Morse, Lu-
man W. Stone.
The following is complete list of the pris-
oners from Capt. Foehand's (Grafton) com
mand leaving none uHaccounled tOr -
Go. G-Sergeant John z. Stowe. Corpo.
rals-Charles Davis, George Davis, Charles
W. Wingaie. Privates-Leroy d. Ball, Crom.
vel IT. IIIj tSSqlp8grIn EnMs,H i5ahiuei C.. w
land, Charles L. Caswe,l, Joseph Bonner. Mi.
chael Dugsn, John llowarth, Henry O. Ad-
ANS, Calvin a. Rockwood, Elisha S. Liver.
more, VIM. r. Moore.
We have received 10 list of the prisoners
belonging to other companies, but learn from
various letters received yesterday that the
following persons are sate-in a Virginia to-
bacco warehouse Go. A-Corporal Chas A.
Lamb, Thomas B. Ross, Moses L. Nuttng,
George IL. Watson, George Wood, Sumner
NJ. Frost Albert a. Pellon, Frank Z. Hatch,
Andrew j. Rugg, j. w Kingsbury - john
son. Co. C-Henry Greenwood. Co. E.
Thomas Conroy. CO. F-W. Il. NJ. Brewer,
Henry c. Albee, j. Nichols Co H-Benj f.
Underwood, John Herst Co. I-Sergeant
Benz. Taft, r. S. Corben. Co. K-P. Coyle,
Henry Ford, NJ. MeKensey
Henry Greenwood, printer who was EN-
ployed as compositor in the Spy Office until
few days before the regiment left says, in
letter dated at Richmond -
81 drop you few lines, TO iet you know
that have not gone under yet, nor run-but
stood up to the last, We had hard one of it,
that day. was in it from the beginning. There
are l49 in this room, belonging to the Massa-
chusets Fifteenth, besides large number in
another building making the number come up
to nearly 200 There are about 700 prisoners
in ALL belonging to the Massachusetts
Fifteenth and Twentieth, the Tammany regi
ment, and Bakers California regiment of
Pennsylvania. If we had had any means of
retreat they would not have got so many pris
oners. We were cut off by the sinking of the
boats. We are confined in a tobacco ware,
house, 220 of US in one room so feet by 40,
with nothing but the soft side of southern
pine board TO sleep on. We have two meals
day, consisting OF soft bread and meat in the
morning, and soft bread aud soup in the eve
ming. The vietuals are of the very best quail
ity. We have no blankets, and as the weather
here is nearly as cold as it is with you, we
shall soon begin to suffer with cold.
From our prison we can see q factory,
which makes some of our boys think of Old
Massachusetts. We are treated with the
greatest kindness by the officers of the con.
federate army, and everything is done for our
comfort that can be conveniently done. |
must not close without saying word in favor
of Sergeant Luther Goddard of Company d,
for the indefatigable manner in which he gets
things for our comfort and convenience. lie
is the sergeant of the floor 1 hope we shall
be able to see you before ioHg"