New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19
miserably near the hospital, after had been taken

mserably near the hospital, after bad been taken
prisoner =, - -
7 m;yht relate 20 Won many hair-breadh escapes we
hYd ON that dav Wills conveying the wounded 10 ire
sr and attending to their wants the spot; but the
object of the present letter Is TO convey 10 yO st
of those who are here with view OF renewing tne
natural anxiety of friends at home, who must al Inc
presept time be wholly in The dark relative to our
fate unless YOU have received my former letters, end
even then the list wac not complete. NOW am eha-
bled to give full and accurate one. am
told BY the commanding officer here that letters may
be returned through Adamss Express Company scared
they will be opened here previous TO ceyery 70 We;
1t will be needless for me to say that ! know Oh
nothing that would be cheering TO us IN our cap
liyity than letters from home. Therefore write, ana
often.
of coBrse have no means Of judging. IL may OF may
not lie the policy of our Government 10 effect our re-
lease by exchange; but this | believe, that pine
tenbs of the 900 here would solicit their irienos
in NewYork to their influence to the END tuat we
may be recogoized prisoners OF war, ana exchapgeu
as SUCH And it is also my belief that not one oil those
here would have volunteered, had he supposed tna'
when, by the fortune of war, we became pritOheis,
we would be left to our fate and no exchaige recos
nized.
OF the whereabouts of our regiment am entire
| ignorant. OF course you know ia New YORK, ana 1
would request you 10 write TO Capt Ed bYfnes, 20.
b, inqunng what became OF my porImsnteau' IL was
Ia the reQineItal baggage-wagon, with the DOCTOR
and Others 1; would be great comfort to me mere
"a was taken in my shirt sleeves, and have 80 re-
manned ever since. You may imagine how pleasant ~
is to borrow shirt TO wear while you wash ne oiy
one you possess tho friend YOU borrow from covering
himself with blanket. Many OF these htlle scenes,
though sufficiently uncomfortable, excite degree Oh
merriment hardly 20 be expected uhder fueh clfcuin
| stances To make the matter worse' we are ehiIey
without money ~ thai the permission granted us TO 70
| elmos, a dead litter Should you hnd
tlat Byrn,s has my portmanteau, request nun 10 seho
il to nv wife. mast now close, az the surgeon wh'
| takes these letters-they leave on paroe-sie aoou
! leaving. With kind regards 70 All, anu Ia hopes v
| seeing all soon, remain, y .rrocu
| Faithfully yours, A. u ALeo'h'
| LIsT Oh PRISONERS.
| Lieut. Underhil, Company O..
Rev. u. W. Dodte Chaplain.
Harry h. Perm, CompsnyA
40 o oleo 'S c ConP1SyA'
Vim. X Logan Company X.
| Charles A. hcMsnus Company II.
NJ wilkins, company r..
| Thomas o. Bren. Company q.
| John Ferguson, ComganyL
Arhar I. cstmody Conea3y D.
| Alex Macarthur. Company l.
| A j. Lennon, Company G.
{ Tiss. T N T9yls. c co syssJ p
AiGsd Fostroy, GomplnyF.
| Calvin Gerard, Company
Thoms; h ,s Sc9 s,sy
| WIN NJ Stevenson COMPANY D.
| J. 4. Butler, COMIsnyE
jones II. lAylofs NnA p-hJ -.
| Abra n TeTguhEsT, Company Z.
| Patrick Coilry, CoJI any H..
| FdSaId SAndslls. Company C.
! Fdvnd Na Company H.
| All Of the above are well
| IN HOSPITAL, WOUNDED.
| John Moran. Conpat X.
Gilbert ~. Brown oups-v r.
| William Oiryin Cou,Ian!
| - McGlvpn, Company a.
| John Can p0e, Company r.
| William ". Bragdon, Company ii.
! William r. Wilson. CoGipany h.
| Jane, LeaIy Company Il.
| William lnnis, Company p.
| - Finn rs ErgIel, Company {.
| Ira Wilson. Company c.
| Edward Lyons, Company H.
| - Smith ldcdl, Company a.
| William Heath. Company ~.
| Thomss Carroll. Company X.
| John r. Hale tdic d. & lDpany e. 49,.
Sote-Pstfek McCahI 81 10 Ensnc ass Dee'H sissLy
| wounded but 4. now safe and well