The New York herald., 1862-01-06

oent 10 IuscaOO6a, Ala oUO
sent sent 70 new orleans, a.... 4yo
sent TO salisbury, n ITO
sent sent 70 Columbia, s. 1 150
sent 10 charleston s. 100
sent TO Raleigh, N. SO
Sent to county jaii at Richmond 43
EAcuan&eo
This does not include one hundred or deceased at
the general hospital, not brought to prison.
The following Is list Of deceased Union prisoners at
Richmond who died between the 81st day Of August and
tne Slst day OF December ult, giving the names 20
which regiment attached and the dates OF their de-
Aug. 1-wm N. Smith, private Seventy first New York
1-Albt. Pcnnott, private First Rhode Island.
1-A.J. White. private First Rhode Island
s-w. T. Oxford, private Second New Hampshks
6-J. B. Smith, private Second Rhode Island.
6-John Williams, private Thirteenth Now York.
III F. Hale private Eleventh New York.
II: B. Nichols, private thirteenth New York.
Horace Hunter, three months.
8-Henry Smith, Eleventh New York.
10-A. E. Farmer Eleventh Massachusetts,.
10-J. G. Garrison, First Minnesota.
u-Chas. McElvoy, Corporal Seventy ninth n 7.
l2-H. Jacques, private Second Rhode Island.
12-J. N. Cobb, private Second Rhode Island.
14-J. F. Sallee, private First Minnesota.
16-Chas. r. Prescott, private Fourteenth New York.
16-Jno. B. Miller, private Eleventh New York.
20-J. A. Campbell, private Fourteenth New York.
2o-Stephen Russell, private Third Maine.
2l-Chas. II. Chase. private Second Rhode Island
21-John Gowng, private Second Vermont.
22-J. X. johnson, private Twenty seventh N Y.
29-S. Weld private Eleventh Massachusetts
2s-Beni }. Bate, Engineer Sixty ninth New York.
29-Francs iowery, private Fourteenth N. Z.
6-John Hamilton, private Second Connecticut.
rs. M Thomas, private First Maine
7-John Leonard, private Second Vermont.
s-A. H. Brown, Corporal Third Maine.
IA. Bailey, private second NewHampshire.
IA Hunt private i,s Twenty, seventh TIN New York.
l6-J. A. Zettle, Fifteenth Pennsylvania.
21-N. Buck Corporal Seventy ninth New York.
21-Sanuel Tobias, private Nineteenth New York.
2SEPaul Nervesay, private Eighth U. s. infantry.
26-Isaac Rodman private Second Rhode Island
sc. H. Evans private Third United States infantry
Oct. 3-P B. Coward private Fourth Maine.
Nv. G. Haynes, Corporal Second New Hampshire.
7-Charles E. Trowbridse, private Second Wis
n-James JONES' citizen Greenbricr county, 70.
A-Calvin Huson, Jr., Rochester, Y.
Isl H. McC4ung, private Fourteenth New York.
iSsorse Anderson priVss. Fourth San.
asESimsSSn Jsrrod, sra citizen sis Boone corptg;Vs.
23-G. W. Cl0Wfy private Second Maine.
23-F. Slack, teamster First Connecticut.
23-E L. Reed private Second Wisconsin.
81 Truxal, private Twenty ,hfth Ohio:
7Iemss Cunningham, griXate Ekhth U s. infantry
27-J. d. Du1ef, private First Minnesota.
27-Jacob Dietz, private Fourteenth New York.
Nov. 81. G. Gilman, private Second Maine.
6-Henry G. lewis, citizen Hardy county.
12-Chas. W. Tibbsts, private, 9th New York.
nEwm. Wacuf, citizen Virginia.
16-George Farand citizen Virginia.
osisn nIis.s siTSy T1y, GSSSnss Virgins"
ls-u. Bstt, private First California.
So-Jss. c.rials, private Nineteenth New York.
25-Chas. Lamb, Fifteenth Massachusetts,.
27-lsracl Newconb, citizen Fairfax county.
27-Chandier T. Perry private Fourth Minnesota.
2S-G. W. Cabbage, citizen Virginia
2s-Martin Mace, citizen Hardy county, Virginia.
29-Jobn n Lee, private First Minnesota.
2o-J: r. Hall, citizen Virginia
AZ Weatherby, private Second New Hampshire.
b-wm. Gibbs, private Seventh Ohio.
6-John Ashmore, private First California.
7--ThOrnaa N. Woodward Urivat0 18th Maqn
eLews Coomes, citizen Rolla county Virginia.
S-John W: Bishop, private, 9th New York.
6-John Albrecht, sailor Massachusetts,.
9-NevilIe Caughman, citizen, Hardy county, Va.
10-John Brown, Boone county Va.
11-John Caughman, private Ninth Virginia.
12-Lucus Phipps private Fifteenth Wisconsin.
14-ChaYles Upham, private Fifteenth Wisconsin.
l5-R A. Ellis private Fifteenth Massachusetts,.
17-Wm. G.. Bishop, private Eleventh New York.
1S-R McMenarnin private First California.
2l-Isaac Marston, private Forty ninth New York.
23--I. L. Nchuas, private First California.
23-Nathaniel Mistra, citizen p. w. county, Va.
23-James semon, private Twenty fourth Ohio.
26-Irwn Jerrold, citizen Boone county, Va.
25-G. Yatos, private First Cavalry, Va.
25-Hugh McQuaide, Captain Thirty ninth N. Y.
29-Jacob Koontz, citizen Greenbrier county Va
31-Jackson Gerald Boone county, Va.
Captain McQuad, whose death is noted in the above
list says the Richmond Eransiner Of the Sd inst,
First Lieutenant in the regular army in which he had
served for ten or more years as on-commissoncd on
cer He was badly wounded at tho battle Of Manassas
had had Of his legs amputaed twice. and been
sdered at the point Of death dozen times
Up to within few days Of his death, however, his re-
covery was regarded assured 1t by the sequel
that his constitution was not equal to the inronds that
The prisons at Richmond for the occupancy OF the
Unionsts consisted OF the various tobacco warehouses;
supreme dstrst Of the unfortunate Yankee prisoners
manifested by the overbearing rebels and the
british officers and men were detailed to guard the in
work was performed by the prisoners. The following is
list Of the officers Of the Confederate States prisons
Richmond, Va, when the above named prisoners left
Captain George c. Gibbs, Commandment.
Captain jackson Warner, Quartermaetor.
Lisutenant r. NJ Booker
Lieutenant T. p. Turner.
Lieutenant Gs1d. Emack.
Cadet j. 4. 8. Kcrby.
Cadet L. A. Seupie. t4
Cadet Thos HpMercer.
and
secretaries 70 the Commanddht.
Surgeon w. b. HILL
surgeon Z. II. Revere (paroled), Assistant Surgeon,
Twentieth Massachusetts. -
Surgeon W. B. Fletcher (parosd), Assistant Surgeon,
WIN. W. Gage lparolsd), Seventy ninth N. Y.s.M,
Annexed aiye si Of those who deserted thar nae.
obligations and lost all OF honor by going TO
the rebels thus playing Benedict Arnold on small scale
Their names should be published TO the world dis
grace to them andihe actions,-
VIM. Clark, private, Co. X, Third NV.
Nm Roach, private, Co. D, Second artillery, U;SA;
Chss. Tracey, Corporal Co. First reg Sickles' Brig
Chas. Van Gson, M Lieut., First reg. sickles' Brig
l.. Briggs, private, Go. B, fwenty-sixth N.Y.v.
j. A. Tompkns, Second u. s. cavalry.
T. b. Remington, Thirteth N. Wv.
Ernest Hale, Conmodor6s Clerk, U. g. steamer Pawnee
This is the individual who decamped with the signal
books, while Commodore Duponts feet rendezvoused at
Hampton Roads.)
VIM. Hooper, private, Co. X, Thirty eighth N Wv.
Barron Won Flaxthousen Lieut. Co II Forty NTH " Wv
Robert Mcfarans, Corporal, Co. ID, First o. s. artillery.
A. u. salisbury, private, Co. g, Fourth Me.
NJ +. Sdiinger, Corporal Co. II, Fourth Ne
Francis Tappy, private, Co. D. First U. s. artillery.
Matthias Spoo, nusican, Fifth Wis.
j. Tompkns, Lieut., Co. A, Second cavalry, U. 8. A.
THE EXPERIENCE OF A PRISONER OF wAI
AT RICHMOND.
THE RETURN "HoME"--INCIDEvTs OF THE TRIP or
BOARD TIE EoRTnAMPToN--wuAT THE PRISONER.
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LUrfNG REBEL EiRs-THE PRISON NOTABLE