The national Republican., 1862-03-27
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.YSfTPRIs0NERs.
CAPTURED At THE WiNCHCS
TER BATTLE.
Their March Through the Strs.ts and Soi's'
Appearance.
Their Sayings and Doings upon
Entering the Jail.

ing, contains the following interesting account
Of the arrival of rebsl prisoners captured a,
Winchester
A special train from tho West yesterday at.
ternoon brough 10 this city for safe keeping
wo hundred and thirty rebel Officers aud sol
dirrs captured during the recent battle near
Winchester. The prisoners were In charge OF
Captain Banning, of the Fourth Ohio regiment,
Who, with his company, escorted them from
Winchester. The news OF the errival Of the
prisoners drew considerable crowd to the
vicinity Of the depot, which was largely in
creased as they moved towards the jail on
Madison street. where quarters had been provi.
ded for their reception. No marked demon.
stration Of any kind, however, was attempted
A force Of police were in attendance and keep,
the crowd in order. AZ soon as the prisoners
were landed, the line Oi march was taken up
by way Of Howard 10 Madison street, and thence
to the Jail. Some Of the prisoners were uni.
formed aud some not. Their appearance gen.
eraliy was not preposssssiug nor military LOOK
ing, but as they were soied and fa6gucd from
their hard service on Sunday aud subsequent
travelling, II is perhaps jus, 10 give them cred
IL for being better than they looked.
The following IA from the official li- Of The
prisoners. which Includes number Of commits
stoned officers, two Of whom were aid do csmpa,
one to Cen. Jackson and the other to General
Garnet
Andrew Farrell company G, 37ib regiment.
Henry F'r7Jih, lst regiment Provisional
army.
stephen Arlrn, Irish battalion. Cap, Bird:
foot.
L. H. Davis, company g. 4th Virginia.
John II. Addison company +, I'd Virginia
Charles B. Hester, company + 27lb Virginia
Col. Exile.
+. II. Pike, company i, I'd Virginia
Michael Albright, company A. Sd Virginia.
William Dnuinaer, lst batteliop, Col Burke.
Bushrod q. Washington, company G, itb
Virginia.
Elliott Wills, coupupy G, 4,h Virgins.
Tanner Warter, company ], 3ad Virginia,
Col. Cummings,
John N. Lyle, company /, Hrsi lieutenant t,h
Virginia.
John N. q, Hamberger SD Virginia, (los
pital)
J. G. Price, company G, 9Th regiment vir
ginia volunteers.
G. +. Crush, company &, 4th rag't Virginia
| volunteers.
Lieut.. Geo G. jenkins, aid dc camp TO Gen
Jackson.
]. T. Smith, ih Virginia regiment.
J. II. Langhorncr, +th Virginia licu,ensn,
and adjutani.
W.. Legg, sergeant, company X, I'd vir-
| ginia volunteers.
Charles Farrell, c"mr,ny B. ID Virginia vol
un,eers.
John j. tlemEsn', IN Virginia cavalry.
| Ashby's.
Weadon Maddox. company A, corporal, Capt.
| Turner's company, Astby's cavalry.
Thomas j Boyd first lieutenant, company Z
ith Virginia.
J. D. Graham, private, company &, ilh vir
ginia.
william Wade, second lieutenant, company
G., 4th Virginia
W. j. Seargcnt carluiu, company l. I'D Vir
ginia.
X. Morrison, company !, ith Virginia.
G. Burks, second lieutenant, company II
4,h Virginia.
S. p. Holloway, company q, 2'Ih Virginia.
William Scanlcr. sergesni company G, 2i'h
Virgins,
Shlwau Patrick, Irish battsIicn
| Chas, A. Rollins. company n, 9Th Virginia
volunteers.
J W. Matthews, company II, 6,h regiment
| Virginia volunteers.
}. d. Graham, company d, ith regiment.
D. S. Pollock, conipany &, 9Th regiment,
$, e. Williams, first lieutenant aud A. D. c
10 Gen Garnet.
IL, II, Robertson, captain, company B. 27'h
Virginia regiment.
| j. A. Lucas, company q, i,h regiment Nir.
gina volunteers.
Joseph McNuwap, company G, ith regiment
Virginia volunteers.
S. $. Caddall, company q, 4th regiment Viz.
gluia volunteers.
5. l.. Watthell company G, ilh regiment
Virginia volunteers.
T. G. Craig, company Z, 4th regimen, Vr.
ginia volunteers
J. T. Trolinger, company q, lb regiment
Virginia volunteers.
N. S. SuDders, company e, Ith regiment Yir-
ginia volunteers.
Upon reaching the Jail a scccegiouis,s, who
resides in the vicinity, placed bis children in
| one Of The windows OF his house, and told them
| to hnrah Tor Il. Davis, which they did voCit
srOusly. This attracted the attention Of several
u. the prisoners, one of whom, regardless Of
the armed soldier upon bic right turned around
and by way Of acknowledgment. gave three
cheers Tor JEFF, Davis.
One Of the commissioned officers, apparently
a well educated man, declared bis conscious.
ness OF having served in truly righteous
cause, and said be- wu,l'd sooner die III Jail than
take MI oath Of allegiance to the United States
Government, not Slthstanding he bad vile
aud several children residipg IN Virginia. A
third party shouted out that be was glad once
more to be in lha United states, which prov oked
shouts of laughter from both friends and focs
A comrade declared ihai hs was glad TO be IN
Baltimore Jail, i0r br was sure Of getting some,
thing good to eat and drink which he had not
had for long time.
| The commissioned officers arc confined in The
rooms allotted Tor Witnesses, wblsl the INT u are
distributed IN one hundred and titty rooms 10
Inc north corridors oi ihn Jail, all which were
vacated on tho night previous, the prisoners
having b"cn removed To- the south wing Some
OF the mon are much depressed but generally
speaking there Il considerable cheortuluess
amongst them. Upon their arrival within tho
enclosure Cap. Thomas g. JameH, the warden,
ard several ot the board OF visitors, conducted
the parties TO their rooms, with The assurance
that they would be provided with the pccessary J
comforts; that they ghou,d bn served with
| wholesome food and he secure from the intru'
sion Of the curious and inGuisitive