The New York herald., 1862-09-12
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rFrom tho Rich&aond Dispstoh, sept 81
ne following named Yankee citizen end negro prisoners
the s. prison cousr Of Cary ard Twen
tissn streets saturday Sepssmbers g. frem Gcsdonsve
via Central Railroad ~ nine oicsoch, viz
IL Or Baehis iish NY D. schorts i2th ~ cavalry
G. zshqin ADCto0nMilrCy F't Ia. Geo CMsok ,lstAloh
C. A. Rolns, 4th Maine. Ts.Ia G Duncan ,lstN y.
L. G. King, 10th Mass. FvtLt ID Schuller S7thNY.
w. q Leycrait, t7th N y. FL L. r. H. NcAfeer = 18th
{. cSnses s 10 iss,n Pa Fa1asHudsonAd sHs s7AN NY
Jno C. IAsssn, s7th N. Y. F'tItG vanvieel l06thPa.
Jas H. Bradt lolst NJ n rtIA RomaineRo6 S7thNY
T. Bishop "a New Jersey. Tt.LtA.W. Norris ,10TthPa.
VIM, Fisher, AID G. 70 Gea Sd Ii. A.G. Bonsal Acting
Mcclellan, attached 70 A4. ,leth Pa cavalry
J. M IAniard, ABIDE ID Lieut.. j. o. Briscos, en-
Camp 70 Gen Brney g'r on Gen. Ksarny nysstaf
" r Aaen LIST New York. Cd Lieut.. N. Koneyshig,
c. B. Brockway, 1stPa. art. 18th Pennsylvania cav.
H, 4. Tremaine, A. A.-A. I'd Lent A J. Hnntzinger,
g., sickies Brigade ID Maryland. s54
+. P. Berry, O. NJ, 9TH MI I'd Lieut. M B. Owen, 67th
O. d.. Mclean, list u. 8. Pcnnsylvania.
snarpshootera Cd Lieut.. $. Johnston, SSH
NJ. y Jones, "a n. Y. art. New York.
H. c. Hooker I'd N. y. art. Cd Lieut. Chas T. Dwight,
A. @. Hefron, 5sth N. Y. Aid-de-C Camp 70 General
G. wshn iath Pa cavalry Cd Lieut. Lewis Fisher, 74sh
Abram Lang, l2th Pa. cav. Pennsylvania
II. > Stopper let Mich. ID Lieut. John Judge, s7h
I'd Lieut.. A. Il. Chester, LIST New York.
aaIL {. J. Mcclure, 18th s1th New York. -,
Ohio. 2dLieut. c. D. yentOn eth
ssth New York. =. G.. Downing. Adjusant,
"a Lieut.. L. R. Sampson, 97th New Work.
I'd Lieut. ". Coz. Sd Ne. man, I2.h Penn. cavalry.
ID Lieut. =. Murley, l2th "a Lieut. Y. kelinsky, -
2d~Lieat pelass Chase Cd Leut. a. @. Jacfsen,
besides these there were about iyssvss nsnssrs Of
the First, Second and Third Virginia seements (P4er
ps1soas pore ssinns 10 be virginia vsansers The follow
Ing citizens were Also n the sroa h.vag sssn found "
ss:sss ssspsS Sssps smn:; DAVIS sns ss
New York frs. boy; Geo Jerdas, PsaOsylyania Tom
has taken the oath Of allegiance 70 Ineon's goyernnsnt
Chas Montgomery, ee, from wasAIagton r. B. WILSON,
All ne .uAe e, in TIE abovs lot who bore csmsions are
considered a. belonging to Pcpe's army, a~d su Msyoe
not prisoWeTs Of scar.
General Lees OpinioA.
From the LynchbuTg Republican, Sept.@
The Richmond Engursr learns discreet gentle
man who was present that General Lee declared vic
tory Saturday be the most decisive the war The
enemy slain in vast numbers and thoroughly
routed going OF in less disorder indeed than the former
Bull run stampede, but thoroughly demoralixsd The
largest estimate Of loss compared with that OF the
enemy, one.fourth. Others stated that II not
moro thon an eighth immediately after the battle for
ward movements were commenced by army, some Of
which 1t v onId be impropr 70 mention.
Generals Lee and Ewen.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Sept 81
The Lynchburg Republican regrets TO learn that our no
injured few days ago. He holding his horse when
the animal became frightened, and jerking suddenly,
Gener0I
bones his left hand and spraniDg the right wrist His
injuries painful though not serious enough 10 dotan
him from duty in the field in this great crisis OF our his
Reports late Wednesday evening bring the grasf
flying intelligence that General Ewel s still alive and do
ing wsl. He s At Buekland, in Prince william county.
Thoroughfare Gap.
IFrem the Richmond Enquirer ,Sert.S.]
tn: Ia,ssge o. the IhorousniaIs @ Gap y Cen hong.
Of the most remarkable incidents Of the late opera
tons IN Northern Virginia. The aene very difcult
onebsing desesiy wooded very narrow, ana dsaks by
sessed this planted his batisros crested his sharp
shooters and infantry General Lonssrest quickly drove
wounded on the part of the enemy, and only three
wounded, on ours.
,Generrl Bsauregard.
The 0harIeston Courier announces that General
has seen assigned 20 the Coast Department,
headquarters ~ Charleston.
TeleGxapuaasc .Dsspatohss % che RiohmonA
Enquirer.
lyRoA TENNESSEE.
special dsspateh 70 The Asstsv ord Rsoisser GATED
Gsn Hrmssrosss sne,al asspsssh says that snos his
passed between Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn destroying
bridges and trsstle work.
two squaArons Of cavalry and two pieces Of artillery
He captured the artillery destroyed portion Of the
their own account IS Of the esemy Our loss was snail
The prisoners were paroled-
Al the Bolivar hght two is6erA coloneis were amsng
the killed.
AZ Denmark heutenaD, colonel and eight othsr
ofhcers were taken prisoners.
He had the cooperation Of Colonel Jackson whose
JAoKsoT, Sept. s, 1862.
General Van Dorm to-day revoked his srder declaring
martial law.
The Essex up 70 visksburg to-day and fred two
guns st our lower battery, which replied, when tho
Essex retired.
saox NAsHv1ILE
CHATTANOOGA Sept. 8, 1861.
Reliable information has been received by the Dolly
Rebel that the Yankees moving ell their siege guns
from Nashville northward, by the Gallatn turnpike.
They also destroying the railroad in places Tns guns
are probably intended tor Bowling Green, whore they
may mako . stand. E'
News fnOm Fortress Monroe.
RAISING sUEKEN vBssELe-sHIPs DISCHARGED TR0n
6ERyICK, ETC.
FoRrRsss MoxRos, Sept 10, 1852.
Captain y. Wells, OF Boston, kase., with twenty
divers three hundred and four whale ships arrived
here yesterday for the purpose Of raising the sunken
sells Al Hampton Newports News, Gosport and James
Their contract oompes them TO raise the Cum.
harl hoia Int Wclls tha