The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
From Pensacola.

Inc Mobile A@csrtsstr and Regis.tr publishes
the following in teresiing items from its spe-
oitl correspondent at Pensacola, dated Sun
day night, Oct 20
| telegr3pheG you last night that I.ierit. e.
Sayre, OF the Confederate Marine corps. had
been released on parole by Col Brown. on
honor that when his wound would admit he
should return to captivity, unless hUnorably
exchanged. have Just left his room he is
il! fine hamor, and in his own peculiar vain
relates some OF tie incidents Of the fight in
which he either played part or vgitnnssed
Having participated in the advance move he
was OF course Ia the rear on the refufn March
when and where most OF the casuattiea hefaI
eur sac 'tis leg Was pierced With a Minnie
bali frcIn the regulars OF Lieut. Sapiey zv3tn
had BY some pleans obtained the rear OF our
troops. He was carried by his imlaeuiare
companions some distance down the bearb
where he was left, under the belief that h.
would De carried aboard q little Coufe,iarare
gaafd schooner or sloop that was standing
iumeuIateiy Tor ths shore--but he was not
discovered, and of course, fell into the hands
of the foe. After our troops had Jeff RI a
Island, ne was approache by an officer On,
horseback, to whom he introduced himself AS
''LieuteEant S3yre, Of the Con federata Statsq
marines. The officer replied am I.ieuten :.
ant iangdon, OF the army--you Shall ba i'm o.
medtsteiy cared for" He was next visited b,.
some OF "hsoh = boys, who promised him
-
prisoner. lie was shortly after taken IN tha
hospital, where he Was treated xyith m
utmost kindness by The chief surgeon The otg,
GERS OF the army, as we'll as by regular. aud
IOnaTe privates. Colonel Brown also 49,;
and conNersed with him IN the most .,,;ahi.
m;nner. Lieutenant Sayre will diyuIga NO.
thing ihat compromises his honor All our
prisoners, while on tho Island, were treated
IN Il snDiiaf manner; and it was no douht
gratifying 70 Colonel Brown ~ ,earu 80.
General Rragg has acted in 4 like manner 10
ward the Federal prisoners ia his hands :
Lieut. Sayre WAS brought ever on litter,
send you below e correct lis. Of our
wounded and prisoners Of war at Fort plek-
ems, captured on the morning of Wedn.sIav
Oct. $, lSGl
lst Lieut.. Jas. Cooper la. Inry: 2a Lien,
T w. Farley, lst Fla. Y isl Lieut.. G, r,
Sayre Z. 5. ~. O.. severely wouna-d: Benz,
X. Holt, 5th Ga; NAL. Moseiy, lst FIa. CO...
poral w. ii, Moore, 7tn Ala: l.. q No@rI
7th Ala; I. NJ Fry 9TH Ala; n Ears-,,sn,'' ~
7 tn Ala, dead; John burgess, 6th Ala fss"t
Homer's' J Cox, Ga. OF miss. r.. Capt.
Rhodes'si II. 6. Jones Ga. or Mjys II ,sss,s
Ithodes's. J NJ. l., Jones. Ga ar NJ y
Cart. Rhodes's; John MahoHey. lar VA
Capt Grips I.arkin NickIes. Isl rla Can,
SripP's; nenl, + Parker, ist Fla, Capt Ia
Se' uo,,",n, nona, II, f's; X L. Hale, lst Fla.
ria J ! il. Patterson, ist Fla: = Ysesr
Iihley, ist Fla: Nm. Maa,din tofh at,ss
capt. peake's; ii. Destringer, Ieth Mis-
capt. Mekeeyer's; Daniel Jones Ia Inss
frank Passent, La. Iary; q. w. Clerk az
or Miss H., severely wounded: Eyerett aeas
John Godley,s Fla. One man dead On ~
lsiand-anknown. va INV
We have learned that our prisoners NJ,
saiiel on tue ioth, We know not WHERE buI
probably for New York or The Tor,u.as '1'
Ihe wounded aud sick in our hasnital. ar.,
all slowly but graduaily Improving. Ths
a.aass ars cesssiess IN their eoris 10 reader
camp. - o'asas Sps'
Inc oid dry dock. or rather it, remains.
n.a nn., enia, =. noatsd OF Friday night durinx 4
WY Aign tide, and now lies precisely where
q tAs ~ Nome nlllssss isuua Hirise ! n ~,
ivy Old naIa saturday Mosalnk. Wc shnlj
nave ~ sfannl Vi thsis sistl assi jsfs,,rsssl,a
yss New Yesk sss " A,sss Aays, s'''V'