Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-30
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AtWl 'I' AANfAASN 10 De- 3D.
TIE JGth .irsiuia rssueui, c. S.4u
m-rIy Lieut.. Colonel Of thr l3ti Virginia r-g
meHt, and who COMMANDED d battalion ef tha.
regiment al The battle OF Bethel, ieit tbs city
Yesterday for a point n th- nei-hborhoOd of
kentucky or 8liss0UFi-there or JhsTea5oUIs
The ranks exhibited full numbers. and officers
and men eTiuced IN their bearing not only a dis
position, but Il ability to light We shall prob
ably soOn hearOf their " sioShiR' argEad amor z
the Northwestern Yankees.
Aspeeial train left tie depot oI the Riehm0nd
and Petersburg Railroad yesteriay afternoon
about two o'clOct, bearing on il 2JJ Yankee
prisoners Of war, who, if they reach their de5i--
nation in safety, wiI b. proYije3, until ex-ha-g-
cd or Otherwise released. with proper ae5JuLa-
dati0ns ~ Tuscaloosa, Aiahsma ltH prison
ers were marched from tho GOu.sderats Sia.e-
prisons in which they had been confined. rg ts
depot, within q hollow =quare. formed bT De
Gardner f~oluntsels, Capt. Ihos. D. HHudl9
OF Atlanta, Georgia, seventy strong. who VA.
also conduct then 10 their destination.
Very many if not al Of The prisoners bore
with them their blankets, table utensils, tic, sut
not q few Of them carried water buckets. which
had been converted for the occasion mo -y-sn-
pore camp chests. The great majority oflLsr7
woEe, through lack Of means TO uroguss
a change OF clothing, tie same unii1Tus i,
! which they bad been taken, and presented. e..-
sequoutiy a puiably tattsreI and 5L.y,1.a
peaTsnee. Under the Circumstances. tha
mOyal TO the warm and genial climate af A.ga-
ma Is not less a matter OF humanity .hau of ps.-
fcy1 FOR however earnest might BE- -Me 3isn9.r .u
OF oar government 70 treftt tEs8I generously
would certainly have been beyond its power .r
| provide them vita Necessary cUuIihls du.ilg -hs
winter nov about o. orcn upon u.s. ilJ-a..
party Of about 25BprisJueTs of war viii -r On
bly, Pave Richmond t0-mOr.1W for salisbury.
North Carolina, and viii De followed i'm a t-
days after by another dc-arhmc-t ofeguli uln-
beTs.
From the Wing. Nov 81
We hear it stated that badges ormiI.1rr 7aaE
are deemed requisite % secure respectful AMI
courteous treatment by the attaches Of Some J
the government departments in tbis city. Au
officer who leaves of bis cpSuiertrs, or other dis
uneIye marx OF frank, viii II II Is ssii, stand 300
more chance Of being recognized and treated as
q gentleman than an hUmble private. who is. I-
deed, az much entitled 20 respectful CONSIDERABLE
from these IL authority o. any commissioueL
officer. But blood cannot be squeezed tram
turnip, and il Is useless 90 expect gcu,lcmgl.v
conduct from more Pretenders 70 gaaa
From The EzaniuerI
While waiting 10 witness tbe departure % 81.
Federal prisoners y yesterday, ye had % long
cunYersad0n with the Hon Z. Etv. member ~
Oou6tGs5 Hum Tie LuileSl- ~. ~ 4-s-IU-.
whOexpHessed himself in decided ana urcrrle-
ocai terms IL hiyor OF g speedy exchange a.
prisoners, according 10 thc custom among civil
ized nations at war. Ar. E'ys gaoI ltuaa-
(Which il tue Hte 0t The PRISON. ucvrr l-sf-,
him, but Is Is evident that Dee is growing -sr-r-
at the utter iudidoreHe- displayed by OJ Abe
for his temporal welfare. Mr. Calvin HusUu-
who was beaten by him Ter Congress, rud vino
lately died IN This city, was q gcphew of Wm.H b.,
Seward, and came eH wish the grand army
to be civil governor Of Virginia under Ola Are.
IA arrangement slightly Knocked III tie head us
the result Of the battle OF Manassas. We did
not learn the last item from Nr Ely, though w-
have no doubt OF us truth.
Among the prisoners lately c]spercI ua-
EuiriaI, was q woman, whose actions strong s
led to the belief that she was employed 5y th.
enemy as a spy. She came into J1e Confederate
lines pretending TO De 1lNioI5 o. dispose OF
some garden stuff contained ia O. calL Another
female wish her as the time, Aas been le5..l-.
near tairiay Court House. The party most
strongly suspected was brought 30 .hs c-ty o.
Sunday, along with three New York military
aboGuonists, who wers sent % PRISON. The h.
male, who is'a native OF N~iEgiusa, was sent t5.
private lolgiags on Main street, and VIII saa-.
have au examination Before Cob Lyons. tho
Confederate C0muis-fouar.