The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30

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rival Of captnss1 llsssianA 10 pe0Dle besd
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rsceivea every cars asd asientcn. while ~ -
surs that1Ae uuaanIy Zoe who had be6u aasestoa n
hiscarser ofTaplnc and mafsiey oeuld mo- elnph1aI
Of The trsatment be recslyed even though hi10sand
triumph Of his own. We have heard rspesss
Of the arrival Of over prisoners of W tnclal.
Ing nearly hSlndrcd ollcefs OF different grnaes;
but u that nunbsr arrived they were nes iiste 4
Up TO ten o'clock yesterday nornins, ahoat ]. so
men, including most Of the 9TH New Jersey and
llth Pennsylvania reglmsnts, had been lAndHd IN
prison g tins point The .s o. p,soners smSsaees
ply OF captains, antndcHnte number Of lieuteuantx
with slight sprinkling Of aljntants and Surgeons
These latter It IL understood in pursuance OF re-
cent agreement between our own and the Lincoln
Government, are to be released uncondiiionaly--
No doubt they will be sent to reoin their late
rudes rs soon as an opportunity occurs for their safe
conduct across our lines In furnishing list of the
prisoners, we sfOrbear comment on the scenes and
incidents occurring their march to and entry In.
to the city Muchmight be said, the materials being
ample, but feel inclination to give not0riety
tOe6e m0f0u0efB, 700 many not only In
our midst, but throughout the Confederacy, being
brought to grief by their high handed acts Of usur.
patton and lawess raids on bur once peaceful and
happy soil Az truthful chroniclsrs Of events we
must not omit to mention that much iilfeeling has
been created in the bosonls Of very many people,
net alone connected with the army, but in the pri
vate walks OF 3ife at the Difference and obsequOus
attention. paid to some few of the Yankee officers
they having been, as II alleged, quartered Mt Of
our best hotels, while our brave men of similar
rank have received the scant hospitality afforded
by the dreary dungeon and its attendant chains
and misery TO Government resolved to stand
on and maintain its dignity In all things such q
course Of policy may well be doubted. We simply
mention the matter rs one that has produced a
deep feeling OF indignation and PROVOKED comment
of no very complimentary nature to the parties in
list of prisoners embraces the following names, viz
Brig0en J F Reynolds, Capt w kingsberry, A
A to Gen Reynolds; Col J H Simpson, 4th j.;
Maj p Johns 18th PENN Capt Whiting. 5th
s Cavalry Lieut. p Crane, 2ssd Mass; Lieut-Col
J Is Sweetzer, 62d Penn; Capt Chas Conans, 22d
Mass; Capt Is Ridgway, 4th j. LIST Lieut. L 4
Grupewane, 4th J; ID Lieut. Hubbard, LIST
Mich; I'd Lieut. G Van Sickel, 4th N J; Capt Sam
Milford 4th ]; I'd Lieut. Geo Bennett, 4th j.;
Capt Thos NJ Fetter, 4th N J; LIST Lieut. r John
ston, 4th J; Capt b King, 18th Penn; Capt WIN
Nippries 4th ]; let Lieut. Jas s Kennedy, 18th
Penn; Capt II Jewett, 9Th N J.; LIST Lieut. John l.
Ridgway, 4th N j. I'd Lieut. Josiah Shaw, 4th N j;
Capt Avemson, 4th N j; LIST Lieut. VIM Stitings,
4th N ]; 1st Lieut. Jno NJ Pearson, 4th j. I'd Lieut.
Penn; LIST Lieut. Sam NJ Gaul 4th N j; LIST Lieut.
Thos II Lockwood, 18th Penn; Capt Jno Reynolds,
4th J; Capt Thos H Spires 18th Penn; LIST Lieut.
Eli Wangaman, 18th Penn; LIST Lieut. Chas Myers,
18th J; Cd Lieut. David Berry, 18th Penn; LIST Lieut.
Specr, 4th N J; Capt N Nisbett, 18th PENN
Capt Dan Kistler, 18th Penn; I'd Lieut. L Johnston
nth Penn; Capt WIN Stewart, 18th Penn; I'd Lieut.
Jno Knhn, 18th Penn; Capt L Brady, llth PENN
lst Lieut. George, 1lth Penn; ID Lieut. Cyrus
Butler, 1lth Penn; I'd Lieut. w Jackson 18th
Penn; Capt Chas Whiting, 9Th Cavalry; Capt
4 NJ Anderson. 4th N J; Col J II Simpkins, Lieut.
Col w Hatch, and Adjt S Stuldiford, 4th j.
Col Thos F Gallagher, LieutCol L NJ Jackson, and
Surgeon De Bonneville, 18th Penn; LIST Lieut.
Jno p Crane. 22l Mass; Assistant Surgeon w 8
Norris, l. 8 A; LIST Lieut. w IL Eldridge 4th j.
Capt 4 G Liant, 7th Pa; 1t Col Geo Warmly, I'd
Me; Capt L Emmerson, I'd Me- Capt Jas Duff
7th Pa; T Prince, Surgeon, gid Mass; LIST 1t r NJ
Cody, 18th Y; 1t Col 8 N jackson, 18th Pa; Adj
Robt Mccoy, 18th Pa LIST 1t ID Coder, I'd Lit K
NJ Burkeman, 18th Pa; I'd 1t F w Shredder, 4th N
J; LIST 1t Wright, 18th J; I'd 1t II H Callen, Cd
J; Maj Z Gilbert 25th ill., LIST 1t Thos Bishap
25th N " 1t + Eichelberger, eth Pa; Major Henry
Chitz, 18th u s Infantry Regulars; Capt w Stan
hope, 18th U Infantry; Col 7 Is w Stockton, 10th
Michigan; Capt H r Combe, 10Th N Y; LIST Lit Chas
Wilson, 3d N j. Lewis r Mudgett, LIST 1t and Adjt
I'd Me; I'd Lit Joel Parker, 1st N J; Capt E Miles
LIST Pa; 1t 4 McNaughton, LIST Pa 1t Lewis, LIST
Pa; 1t Chas A Bayard, 9Th Wisconsin, 1t NJ Wells
jr, belonging to Gen Porter's staff; 1t l. B Wolff,
9th Pa; 1t X D Hall, LIST Pa Rifles; Asst Surgeon L
s Ludstington, LIST Conn.