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Treatment of Our PRISONERS at Richmond.

Treatment OF Our PRISONERS at Richmond
from the New York Tribune, l9th.l
It has been already stated that the rebel
authorities have given orders for retaliation
for whatever punishment is meted out to the
pirates recently tried in our courts. The fol.
lowing letter relates the preliminary proceed
RICHMOND PRIsoN, VIRGINIA, |
Nov. H.. 1861
Sir,-This lets YOU know that / am in as
good health and spirits as could be expected
under confinement SO long. 1t is now sixteen
weeks since | was taken with many more, on
the battle field al Bull Run, and since then
many more have been taken aud brought here.
They number in all, who hive been brought
to Richmond, as many as two thousand six TO
seven hundred Some arrived as late as last
night--a few from Fairfax and Leesburg; and
before, over seven hundred from the Leesburg
battle of the Dist of October, which no doubt
You have got the news OF, and ON the north
side Of the Potomac. | think that through
and BY tile same flag OF truce that this comes,
other versions and details OF the battle will be
sent by officers familiar with the facts, which
Of course you will become acquainted with.
There is one thing | wish to let you know,
which is this the general in Charge OF this
post, Richmond, Brigadier General Winder,
with FIVE or six other officers, came into prison
yesterday at four O'Clock P NJ, called us off.
GERS to order, and said that he had an order
49,, +ho ,,a, ,,,,r,n,ont IN ballot one ont of
the highar rank of the six colonels now pris.
oners of war in their possession. and the one
halloted and drawn TO be placed in a cell in
nrison similar to tbat in which the condemn.
ed nitrate Smith Mt PHILADELPHIA is placed, and
to he disposed of according to his fate The
ballots being prepared, the names of the six
were as follows =
/ Col Lee. 10th regiment Massachusetts, yolunteers
. col CogswelL AID New York Zouaves
q C0I .CoTco,an 6gfh New York state militia
4 col, woodruff. 2d kentucky regiment
8. Col Wilc9X lst Michigan regiment .,,,.,, poo,-
D. Noi oou' if'n 1''" AO'N S''''e
,r,.,.... H., c,;,,,. :, .ir halle.
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, 1oA' sap co,eti:e y 'r' ,,'en ~
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non Al'reu Eiy' M ~ ., hoci,es'et, ~;
50 hapPeneu 'I'"t l,e s"u .o' 'el, oi' -nil''"e
Cofcor"il, coonel VI Tue ~ ,in.i! i',ie,'s
Sta'e ln"l'i"5 ~" a" CSs'ie te'l.
Cl'oIles'un' . - ''eI' s'e O.'ie' n.I %
were 10 st"io "'u ot'e'e Al t'.'N W
ae",'sl anu III 'i'u VI t'e o'lei 'li
triai iof piracy anu "'o " NC ueaiI WIN ac-
coiuLusiy ne oiiiee'' 'e>' III i"'iN " ''''''''
up the thirteen are =
6. Major Potter, IS regiment n. Y volunteers.
:. Lieut. Col Neff I'd Ky. volunteers.
mayer EeyeTe dUra re3iinen' Mass volunteers
10 tIaior Vod@cs, n <. lst artillery
rha, ,nt fro,,, among tho Contains wero
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From the New York Trinrne

From the New York Tribune.
John Slde!l, unlike his companion, is at
least man of parts lie is a native of this
city, where he was born i'll 1898. Early in
life lie went TO the south, having been detect.
ed in an infamous crime, from The immediate
consequences Of which he escaped by sliding
down water pipe from chamber window
A duel afterwards fDllowed, and, having near
ly added murder 10 adultery, he fed.
In New Orleans he became, we believe, first
gambler and then lawyer. That he dropped
the first profession for the second is an evidence
OF the shrewd sense which has always charae-
terzed him. as it opened to him wider field
for the display Of his peculiar abilities, without
cutting hlm off from the use OF those talents in
which he eXcels. Fraud is his element
and even at home he is known as Baron
Plaquemne" in allusion to the election frauds
by which, in 1874, he defeated tile election of
Henry Clay, and secured that OF Polk The
Houmas Land Crafts, later and even more
gigantic swindle, gave him a reputaiion'whlch
even New Orleans could hardly tolerate. He
has been Tor many years in public lite, as Il
member of the Louisiana Legislature, a mem
Der OF the house of representatives and of the
senate at Washington. Once before he has
been accredited as minister plenipOtentiary,
having been sent to Mexico at the time when
war was about TO break out betweeuthis and
that country. But Mexico refused to receive
him. He was man OF weight in Mr. Buchan.
an administration, where lie used his power
and influence to prepare the south Tor seces-
sion, and TO cripple the means and resources
OF the incoming administration.
Slldell is remembered in his youth by many
old gentlemen in this city. He was the son OF
a tallow chandler, parentage of which lie had
the weakness to be ashamed, and which was
source then, and probably is now, OF eontin-
al modification. Ii is related of him that, on
one occasion, in conversation with a lady
noted and dreaded for her wit, he expressed a
desire tor foreign travel. "Ah !" said the lady,
Il have no doubt you would hud yourself at
home in Greece p Sldel Withdrew pIecipi-
lately from the encounter. "rhat young
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

The coroner's inquest in the. case OF Mrs.
Reeves and her daughter Rosa Reeves, who
were murdered in Hoiliston, Monday, resulted
in fastening the guilt upon Alvin Finch, and
he was arraigned, Tuesday morning, before
Justice Thompson, on the charge of murder.
Finch, who had shown signs of violent mad
ness during the night, was apparently rational
when brought before the court and with
firm voice pleaded GUILTY" TO the charge.
He was removed TO the Jail at East Cam
bridge, TO await his trial in February next
The old lady came to this country from
England, several years ago, and since the
death Of her husband, who was killed on the
railroad four or FIVE years since, had resided
with her daughter, IN that part of Holliston
known as "Log Cabin" The mother was
much respected woman the daughter had
been twice married-the first time to a man
named Bates, who lett her widow, the second
to man named Cahoon, from whom she has
been for some tiG!e separated. Finch had
lived with the family tor two or three years.
In the attempt to arrest Finch he was struck
by stone upon the head and brought to the
ground. While he was thus disabled, he was
taken into custody. But his victims were al
ready teless, and the fire which he had set tt
their house was fast reducing it to ashes
The house, and a shoe shop adjoining
murdered women were taken in charge ant
properly buried by the authorities of The
town John Reeves a son of Mrs Reevas
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lFrom the st. Louis Democrat, Nov. IA
The arrivals by last nights Pacific railroad
train confirm the prevailing reports Of gene
raj retrograde movement Of the army OF the
southwest, under command of Gen Hunter.
On Saturday evening last the divisions of
Hunter, Pope, aud McKinstry departed from
Springfield in the direction of Warsaw. On
the previous evening (Friday) Generals Sige
and Asboth were ordered 10 proceed with
their commands towards the southwest, and
encamp two miles south of Wilson's Greek.
The Object of this movement is supposed to be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

The ARMIES OF EUROPE, by George B.
Mcclellan, is the title of a handsome octave
volume published in Philadelphia by J. B.
Lippincott. 1t contains record of General
McClellan's observations and conclusions as
military commissioner of the United States
government in Europe in 1906, comprising
descriptions in detail of the military systems
of England, France, Russia Prussia, Austria,
and Sardinia, 1t opens with an admirable
summary of the Ear in the Crimea, it having
been the immediate object of the commission
to observe the operations Of this war. The
book is very interesting andvaluable, and will
find many readers at the present time For
sale here at Hobrooks, and in Boston by Geo.
l. Dix & Co % Washinpto ton street.
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man." said his prosecutor, as he retreated,
"needs to be dipped over again, for he has not
been well nodded" He will now be put where
he can reflect at his leisure upon the peaceful
and respectable qualities of the father and
grandather-who was also tallow chandler,
of which he has always been ashamed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

The THEATER will be opened tonight, by
]. c. Myers, favoraby known to play goers
here He brings the company of the Provi-
dence theater with him. and announces an
attractive programme for to night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

CHARLES SUMNER IN WORCESTER Hon,
Charles Sumner, by the request of many cit-
zens OF Worcester, will deliver his address on
the Rebellion and the " ar at Mechanics
Han, on SATURDAY evening next. The great
and increasing interest which is felt in the
views he presents will insure him crowded
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meeting closed Oar temperance friends have
good reason to be proud OF their handsome
hal;, the on defect in its arrangements that
we noticed being not quite sufficient means of
ventilation.
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The Federal Pri.oner. &c coIumbla. $. 9.

1853 49, SNA"iiold oouln CarOllnian, Nov, 8,
One hundred and fifty of Lncolns merceu j..
aries, part of the second grand army of Wash.
lngton, arrived yesterday from Richmond and
are quartered for safe keeping in our district
jail Coming to destroy our property, our
people, and our liberty, they have been foled
in the effort and lost their own freedom
They have learned lesson of wisdom and No
doubt found they were mistaken in entering a
crusade for the subjugation of race of peonle
who are their superiors. They are here a
degraded herd, and unworthy of sympathy or
commsseraton. Every one deserves TO he
shot, and the chances OF liberation taken from
hin. We trust they will be entirely isolated
from all external communication, and looked
upon as John Browns men, as they are. The
prisoners were under the charge of Lieutenant
Porter, c. S. A., and detachment of fifty six
men from the Charlotte Grays, under Gem
maud OF Lieutenant r. S. Henry There are
many boys among them, and are generally a
rough looking set.
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KINsoNvILLE.-Divine services will be
celebrated in St JOHN church. Wilknsonville,
on Thanksgiving day. discourse will be
delivered by the rector, services commencing
at half past ten.
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The Union HesLored.-F. a. CLoUGu would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since the
IRE ne has reopened his old larDressng Room in bet
ter style than where he will he haDpy To attend
upon all who may favor HIM with call. dti ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

To.MoRRow being legal holiday, all notes
falling due on that day must be paid to day.
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Cat This Out and Remember the Fact
That will sell Tor month, for the following prices
at the Poetiea Exchange :-Common Brooms, Ia cents
each and heavier at II and 20 cents good heavy
Shaker Brooms 25 and 80 each; and offer good
all wool Carpets at 50 per yard former price IS cts
Also cheap Carpets at II cents, and 90 25 80 3 40 ana
45 cents per yard which think is cheaper than was ever
sold before in Worceser the acove prices to be cash
also will sell my CrOckery and Kitchen Goods cheaper
than ever offered before Please call and see the prices
at the Poetica Exchange. Bay State Block
$50 diff ORSON N HEATH Proprietor
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To the Young Ladies' ana Gentlemen Of
Worcester.--Ihe subscriber continues to receive
pupils on WEDNESDAY, snd SATURDAY Afternoons
for the study of Drawing. in Pencil or Crayon.
fuplls IN every department received usual Every
advantage viii be afforded to students who Intend to
teach p,hotqsraphs Painted ard Copied in Water Col
Water Coors and India Ink Drawings for sale and on
iree exhibition THOS. EDWARDS.
Sc dam ss 'DuiiNiis'
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OYSTERS, OYsrERs.-J. LUDINGToN & Co. No. Foster
street. keeps constantly hand wholesale and retail.
the best New Haven oysters As they constantly
ceiving them fresh and large quantities they able
to meet the of their All orders left at
their place will lie promptly attended to.
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Mr.. ~ enneay, Of Koxoury, mas discovered n on
81 our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
Aind Of hpuor, from the worst Scroula down to 2 com
Two bottles are wsrrantedto cure mouth
oe 70 three bottles will cure the worst kind ppes
I@o Or three bottles will clear the system of bes
Two bottles are warranted 20 cure the worst canker
Three Eve bottles are warranted to cure the wort
One or two bottles warranted to cure all hunors
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of the ears
and blotciles among the hair.
FouT to six bottles warranted cure corrupt ard
one bottle win cure scaiy eruptioqs CT the skin.
%o orth[ee bottles are warranted TO cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted cure the mos
desperate case Gi rheumatism
Three orfour bottles are warrsEted to salt rheum
one 20 tnree bottles are warranted to the
case OF Dyspepsia know from the experience of thou
Cne bottles are warranted to cure SICK headache
One to two bottles regulate a eostiv
One to two bottles VIII regulate arrangements OF the
Four tostx bottles have cured the 4orst cases ofurop
One three bottles have the worstcase of piles
arelei IS always experienced What mercy to get re
iet in such an excrueiating disease.
Since Its 1rst discovery, have from time to time add
ed various other herbs to Ii Of one ofthem Hppocrate
the Father Of Medicine says 1T is herb Of Jupiter
openet9 distractions Of the liver gall and spleeni
pH together cooling 1t when TOO hot and warming
Icreateth an appetite cureth all gone and sinking
stitches in the side.
"IteSpells al raw, viscious ana Shiny humors cut Of
the oody; cease!h all inward ulcers congea
bl0GGfrom the kidneys.
by opening distractions Of the spleen il Durgetl all
our ooier and melancholy vapors which riset TO tue
mead and BRAIN causing distressing headache fearful fore
eodns Of trouble trembling Of tile heart anting and
The herb bolledin wine is particularly good to
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has ngcT
ing sickness after fever nothing him to heatI
80 quick as drinking the Juice OF this herb.
The seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath ana, drank at bedtime prevents what common
yealled nightmare and all melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father OF Medicine of another herb in this
composition that Is an herb Of the SUM- ana il the
sign Leo.
The SUMS the source of all life and raeth the heart
and this herb Is the best cordial the
OF the heart of any that grows ii the heart
cureth all palptatOn thereof; taketn away trembling
alntlng ana smotherng of it, yet taken care
fully, or severe gripping viii ensue, which must be cor
rected with fennel seed or ginger.
Nochange Of detever necessaryeat the best Won esn
get, and enough Of it.
Bystuctly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udicoUs application Of the
SAL Reuha Ointment, ScTQtiid OiatneRt and Heaiiuo
OtatmeR every ulcer and of whatever kind or ms
ture except cancer that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, IL Warren
street. RoxburY, Mass. Price 81. dtf
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Thursday Afternoon & Evening, Nov. 81,
will be performed the splendid Military Drama, entitled
SIEGE OF MANASSAS.


fof particulars see progl
Box Office open from 10 Z,
4 lSI OF I,ETTF
pc ooiao Iv..aa-..,,
0'' 'l'i0e' " oi0eSteI
Adams. miss Ad0ie
Abbot, DR.
Andrews, u W ID
Alton, miss Jennie
AlnswOrth, miss Laura
Abbott, Susan NJ
Allen, mrs Sarah L
Is, c e
Barns, mrs
Benson, Alpheus
BasIennis. AdolDh
Bench. A q
Blake. AImira
Barrett. Beny
BALDWIN. b +
Brown. miss Dute
HiuelON Cheney
Eeunett Charles w
EatcbeIor. NV
BrIchgm. mrs EW
Beach mrs Flizabetb II
Barrett. Frankiin
BUXton, Il
Buck. miss. Fannie ID
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Special Jlotltes.


Experience teaches us that delicacy prevents many
females from applying for the alleviate suffer
ing ami life. That objection is Cbvated in the
ofSr James Clarkes Pills prepared after the prescrip
ton of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen of Eng
land and well known be the only and remedy
for female difficulties and obsructtons from any cause
They be in bottle aiming 50 pills post free,
by enclo ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
Sold by BUSH & CO., and all Druggists,
mis- deodEweow
DIR. Sweets InfillIibIe Eminent is truly a
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ISatcheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST N THE WORLD
W A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dive is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. lnstan'
in its Effects docs stain the skin and nvig
the hair for life Re careful and other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM \. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores eve, where. Nianuac
tory No 81 Barclay street date Bond street. and 232
Broadway, New York. d&wly aus
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SinIUh's Curative Cleansing ConsoouDd.-A
superior remedy for Headache, Burns, Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints, Canker, Piles Sore Throat &c, Nc. Fol-
sale by BUSH CO. "a Front street, by the DOZEN OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
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DOCKET BOOK

n, store OF the subscriber. Monday. the 18th inst
roeket Eook containing small amount of money which
ner of Mechanic street j s. PINKHHN
MO dat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

FURNISHING ERTAKER
HIS Cuin Narerooms at 50 Front street. where car
always be found large assortment of Collins of ali dit
lerent kinds OF patterns, Mentac and Walnut Baskets
OF all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
and material. Residence 63 Eront street. dtf anl4
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AtwOOd's QuInine Tonic ssitters-The best
Aromatic Tonic everohered to the public All Druggists
have 1t. See advertisement. sep3 cody
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Co. C,-CLINroN.
Capt Henry Bowman.
Sergeant Willis A. Cook,
Alden Fuller
CorporaiS.
Henry Putnam, j. ~. Bonney,
d. 0. Wallace, j. ID. Brigham,
Samuel lIodgkins.
PrUateS
j. Hamilton, NJ ). Beaman,
G. A. Tenney, George Sawyer,
Henry Greenwood, A. ). Jaquith,
f. Woodward, II, X. Cooper,
j. %. Howard, Charles llurlburt
John Smith, James Cheney,
Henry Edgerly, VIM H. Taylor.
Co. D,--WoRcEsrER.
Capt. John NJ. Studey
Sergeants L. d. Goddard,
Thomas j. Hastings,
George &. Noyes
Corporals C NJ Smith,
:" William II. Ford,
c. W. Upham.
PritdieS.
Warren A. Alger, w. II. Andrews,
Charles H. Adams, G. 7, Bonzey,
G. ii. Bemis Henry Bemis,
j. Ii. Dlvoll, Henry Dawson,
James Daniels, Anthony Earle,
j. IL. Fuller, Harlan Henry,
d. 5 Jennison, Henry lioughton,
Alfred L. Smith, james Is. Thompson,
James iaylor, Hermon WeixIer,
James Il. White.
Co. E.-OxFoRD.
Lieutenant b. 3. Vassall.
Corporal John Nj. Norcross.
PriUdtes.
BdHlef coon; GGs8fga' I aHYR9Ys,
William NJ Davis, Thomas F. Dockham
James Duffy Joseph r. Fellows
Lyman Phipps, VIM. IL Emerson,
Orlando McIntre, e. +. Mckinstry.
John Eckersley, Vernon f. Rndge,
Bernard Schmidt, L. j Moynihan,
Patrick Pheigan.
Co ,-BRooKF1ELp.
Lieutenant j. Evarts Green.
Corporal d. w. Knight,
4" a. H. Foster,
William H. Adams
PriUates.
G. NJ. De Land, Charles II. Bartlett,
William IL. Brewer john Howard,
John Il. Nichols, William A. Becher,
J. H. Becher, William Il. Nichols,
s. II Bannister, ARENAS D. Ward,
Ralph Preston, Eibridge Doane,
b. A. Rice, Henry Slayton
John H. Prior, George c. Mann,
David Beekie, Henry Viberts,
L. II, Blackmer, William H. Ormsby,
II, C. Albee
Co. G,-GBAFToN.
Sergeant jonathan z. Stone.
Corporal Chas H. Wingale,
Charles Davis,
George Davis.
PrivdteS.
Joseph Bonner, Cromwell L. Hill,
John Howith, Alton w. Fairbanks,
Henry o. Adams, Leroy ID. Ball
William Z. Moure, Calvin A. lockwood,
Charles L. Caswe Michael Dugan,
Reuben A Ellis, Elisha S. Lvermore.
Samuel c. Osland, Samuel A. McCurdy.
Co. H,-NoRTHBRIDGE.
PGyuteS
j. S. Williams, L. G. Hewett,
L. Clancy, j. Hurst
b. f. Underwood.
Co. I.-WEBsrER.
First Sergeant Benjamin f. TAFT,
Sergeant George W. Lewis,
w. W. Bosworth.
Corporal Riley Thayer,
e l.. Parmenter,
Henry Rusack,
John Maley.
PriUateS
William Il. Palmer L. w. Negas.
Henry Butler, Patrick o. Iealy,
Henry Groh, Joseph Sandback,
Hiram j. Raymond, James Stevens,
William L. Converse, Thomas Cassidy,
Henry H. Clapp, Rufus Corbin,
Thomas O'Connor, Philetus Ballou,
Hiram Ward, Andrew j Laverty,
George Hatfield, John Kelly,
John Holm, George Walker,
L. Fl. Cummings.
Co. K,-BLACKsroNE
Lieutenant l. IL. Hooper.
Sergeant William II. Freeman.
Corporal Charles Gammage,
John B. Burns,
William II. Burnham.
PrIUdteS
Edwin Olney, A. f Simonds,
Patrick Coyle, Edward w. Bryant,
Richard Huron, Patrick McGahey,
Adam Peacock, David Farrer,
Henry Ford, Martin Mcbride,
Michael McKensey.
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II wish tor splendid picture OF your child call
C9din' S. lSS Main street His arrangements are com
plee for producing likeness instantaneously du dis
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DIR. Sweets InfhlIibIe Eminent is truly
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TIE PRISONERS or TIE FIFTEENTH.


We have already published the names of
some of the members of the Massachusetts
fifteenth regiment who were taken prisoners
at Balls Bluff, including complete list of
those belonging to company d, sent by Capt
Studley. Since those names were printed we
have received list Of those OF all the com
panies, prepared by Lieut. VsssalI Of company
L. He saws "tIiis list does not include the
wounded prisoners, from fifteen 20 twenty-five
in number, who are now at Leesburg." This
is dated Nov. G. 1t is possible that there may
be Others among the prisoners at Richmond
whose names do not appear on Lieut. Vas.
sails list, which we print below, for omission
might be cccasioned by accident or otherwise.
He says in his note, "wth two or three excep-
tions we are all enjoying good health" We
print with the others the names Of those be.
longing 10 company d, in order to have them
all together, and because there has been a de.
mand for the Daily Spy in whichthey appear
ed which we were unable to supply.
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It has been already stated that the rebel
authorities have given orders for retaliation
for whatever punishment is meted out to the
pirates recently tried in our courts. The fol.
lowing letter relates the preliminary proceed
ings in the natter
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TO conclude with the Pant3mlne of the
FI6IS k COB B i EIS