The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09

emonlmed WIS yesterday escorted TO the baltimore &c
POT By tho officers of his regiment from the residence
his BROTHER Dr. Brosdhead for TRANSMISSION to Michigan
where his family resides Lieutenant Provost and Chap
Ian Hsdson accompanying the remains.
gl4E REPORTED ENLISTMENT OF sEAMEN IN GERMANY
IL is not true that any agent this government has
applied to any German State for enlisted
In the navy, but sssmen are now wanted in the nava
service and is not doubted that they would be forth
coming It not for the large bunliss offered for
recruits for the army.
THE FUNERAL OF PAYMAsTrR GENERAL HARMED.
The funeral OF the late Paymaser General Larneo
place this afternoon, regiment OF Infantry preceded BY
the Marine Band, acting guard OF honor. On ac-
count OF the absence OF Of the prominet military
officers, there present except pail bearers.
The remains we're forwarded to Pttsed, Massachusetts,
PRISONERS FROM ILLINOIS.
On Saturday afternoon twelve prisoners in charge Of
Deputy Marshal or Illinois, arrived here from that State
and handed to the Provost Marshal who sent
them TO the Old Capitol. They charged with aiding
the rebels and discouragng enlistments.
SEIZURE OF HACK HORSES BY THE REBELS ON THE
BATTLE FIELD.
gentleman just returned from the late battle field
states that Of the hacks pressed the service
on Saturday week. for the purpose Of conveying the
wounded TO this city, are still tho battle field the
rebels having taken the horses, thus preventing them
from returning home
NAVAL ORDERS.
Acting Master T. A. Harris has been ordered TO the
command Of the Stepping stones.
Acting Assistant Paymaster z. NJ Hart and Acting As.
sisant Surgeon Geo. j. SWEET havc been ordered 70 the
steamer Huntsville
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS OF wAR.
appears from General ORDERS No 49, ssuen by the
War Department, that the number Of officers or the
United States service who have been exchanged pri
United States mp to August 81 two hundred and Sc.
ven'y nine, including two brsadier generals (Rey-
nods and Mccal), eleven colonies. lieutenant
colonies, nineteen MAJORS nine,y-hve captains eighty
three first and second lieutenants. Ono hundred and
thirteen "Confederaoo officers were exchanged for rank
and file OF United States army. Prisoners delivered
TO City Point nine lists, equivalent to 1876 prvates re-
ceived by Colonel sehweitzer fully exchanged Hatteras
delivery, 10 General Burnside fully exchanged; enlisted
men, captured at Mrfreesboro Tenn. by General For.
rest fully exchanged delivery or rank and file to the
Adiutant General United States Army, at Aken's Land
ing James river upwards Of o00 August S. 1862 fully
exchanged Generals Prentiss and Crtenden exchanged
for Mskall and Petgrew respectively the
former in the West, reeased-he latter, in the
meantime, being prisoners parole.
PROBABLE DEATH OF THE REBEL GENERAL EwELL.
The Star Of to-day says apprehend that there can
remain little doubt OF the death Of tho rebel General
Bon. Ewc last week. Ills leg shattered at the knee
In the battle Friday o, tho week before last II was
ampuated, and tho surgeons amputatng it pronounced
that he could not survive the operation. Union doctor
then prison er, told so by Them and afterwards
permitted by them Ia view his body, being told at the
time that il was his.