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The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Coroners' Inquests.

FATAL SHOOTING ATrRAY on BlAcKwEIL's IsIAND--An
inquest held yesterday at Blackwels Island upon
the body Of Of the inmates named John McCleary
who accidentally shot by Patrick Brophy keeper
under the following crcumstances-0no Of the prison
ers it appeared unruly and would not pay any at
tenon to the wishes Of the keeper when the latter
dertook to chasse him. Being powerful follow he
sisted the efforts Of the keeper for time but finally
succumbed He was then told to 60 into his CELL when
he refused and became abusive The keeper got raw
hide and struck him several times, when scufle
sued between the men, which attracted the attention Of
some twenty-five or thirty of the prisoners, among
whom the deceased. Fearing that there
going to bo q general revolt, Brophy drew his
pistol for the purpose Of intimidatng the crowd,
when 1t went off accidentally, killing McCleary The
keeper had no idea the weapon cooked when he drew
1t out of his bet and merely made the for
the purpose Of preserving order He had quarrel with
McCleary and did not know he present unt;he saw
him fall that there could not have been any intention
to kill him. The above facts having appeared in evil
dence, the jury rendered verdict clearly exonerating
Brophy from all blame. NcCleary native Of this
State and was nineteen years Of age.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23

The steamship City of Washington Capt Brooks sailed
yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship Hammona, Capt schwensen sailed yester
day for Southampton and Hamburg
sHIr CnAaLEs WARD. Bell, at Boston from Havre cxpe.
rienced NV gaes the entire passage ON IL lost over
la, So spoke Br brig Union o ST Andrews SBl
night Of the 2.h nit Took her the csptans wife and
was BY lightning h ut and had two dsased
snrr FRANK FLSr-on Thursday afternoon occurred
ware below Vine street The flames originated in the gal
Ola pot pitch By the eIerions the hands the Gre was
% the oS, II whh s broke ss The aaTaSe
tons burhsn and loaded @ With grain for aEar0pe The
upon the discovery Of the flames.
BARK tor masted schr CaAs SMITH, Of Wilmington,
displayed The peak ,Sa on
her ss ssd G % she had s Hneas a.
B.ss ns,Des, from Masanaas for Boston, pu. into
is owned y Ms..s FrlnE Prens thai city and is
and &c E S9y X VII
lion for the merchant service.
BRIs SAWYER, from Philadelphia for Matan,as, put
S u 20 s . Hsy S e saSs .s
seawohy The captain called which decreed that
being put senr VIM Carroll i"% Which, icS
would start evening Of goth for Philadelphia,
scHR HALEY from Sagua New YORK before report.
ed lost struck reef OF Cay Gorda the night Of The
and Was saved By Se ssa Of ns ns Sao
TIE wreck and about 90 hhds sugar 70 be
sold auction 18th inst.
scnR FRANCIS ARrBHxvp, MITCHELL NJ Boston from ST
Thomas on the sh a lat lon 1850 had her boat wash
Of everything moveabe and the 18th carried the
clew shackels Of her foretopsa aud damaged the sail
ScuR DANIEL WILLErs Baldwin, which arrived at Prov-
dence 18th from Ezabcthpor carried away her manboom
while beatisg up the bay.
scHR BRoADTrELD FISH, at Boston from Jeremie on the
9th inst, lost deck load in gale from NV
Sosrp RlvDow sold New London Goth 10 George
Reed Esq, OF Nj, for 500.
ST THOMAS. Feb 22The brig John II Jones' Of and for
New York. from the Coast Of Africa In ballast has arrived
here with both sprung sails gone rTg parted &c
lbcfore reported In disress The schr Golden West Of
Newburypor LanAn, from Cayenne for Salem with rro
of hides, &c, arrived here leaking badly y letter To
BlwOod walter Esq, Secretary Board Of Underwriters
OCEAN CusRfSls-Csin 5orr OF wa,ing's island BAHIA
found bottN with pauer enclosed
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Port Of New York, March Aa, 1859.

CLEARED.
s.eamsh,p Roansre Couch, decentralization Heinsken.
sss sssf mh e.
Ssis PMs:slss aSis, Ss.sS v.v..
ss srs wave &asc% Ward Co.
ZEE s53s SsHs,ss a kesSd RlssSW iIsSSs e.,
sssT sl D'W0
sSr WoT DaSs HsKss ss5s
ses HHF WOOD SS Eoer nea'
sehr ssesSsns Martin Bunt slaght
Ss%r ssasSs Ems, Ps%ls IslsaSIT Racket
schr Mary Hudson Hudson, Phadelphia-N L Mccrea-
schr Pauline Brown. rhiladelphia-J W Mckee.
sssr sasSs sas
Schr & Chief Ysd Champan Phtaeelpha.Maser
sehr Kate Gordon, Wilson, Philadepha-Loper Kirkpa-
sssr sT cssT H11s
sr sshr F9ssias s; Lincoln
ss sr Rs fIs ss% ssnny
SKI sarah Esabsis s%is Msveq1s s'ssaard
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star Of the South Gus transport Hobert Port
mails To- sami aitch Son se'fSe passengers anu the
ship Margaret Evans, Warner London and Isle of wgh.
Ship Susan Fearing (of Boson), Newcomb London 25
days, in ballast TO Elwe Co. 10Th inst Nantucket
bearing NV 40 miles, saw ship Genl Butler, standing.
Brig Frederick Eugene Acorn Ezahethpor for Boston,
Brig Birchnrd Torrey. Horton, Harrington days with
lumber TO Simpson h Clapp
Brig Olivia (Braz) Smith, Boston days. in ballast To
Yates Potersield.
schr Logisa, Haskell. Elzabethport for Boston:
schr Newcomb; Bacon, Eizabcthport for Boston.
Schr Electric, Lord, Essex, 2 days.
Schr Ann Salter, Fish, Newark for wareham.
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley, Boston, days.
schr Angeline, Hix, Rockland, days.
Sloop Oregon, Rhoadcs, Providence 2 days.
Steamer VIM Clyde (U transport. Laughln, Locust
Point in ballast.
Steamer VIM Woodward. CundiH, Baltimore.
Steamer Cygnet, -, Philadelphia.
Steamer ospray, Kenney, Providence
Ship Morton, Gilley from Havre Feb lo also ship
known.
Brig Queen Victoria of st Vincent Hitch from Porto Rico
SAILED
Steamship Hammona, OF aud for Hamburg; barks Mar.
gast Horton (Br), Cienfuegos; Quincy, Havana; brig
Boston Lady fBr), st Kits
Wind at sunset calm.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Obituary.
COMMQDORE II. p. LEVY.


To-day we have to record tho demise OF Commodore
Urah Levy whose long service in the navy an. dev.
ton to the Union in he hour of trial have eyss him a
enviabe prominence in the annals Of tho ,,sa s.ta.
Navy Deceased a native Of pnrsv,van;a and nrst
entered the NAVY on bs ssh of March, 1872 in which
nc remained up the hour Of his DEATH being period
years and two months, of which he spent
years and eight months in active sea duty one
year and six months doing shore service, and the re-
mander waiting orders In his last active sen service
ne was in command Of the Mediterranean squadron bis
flagship being the sloop-ofwar Macedonian. Deceased
was man OF good personal appearance, refined educa
tion and was distinguished for many acts Of personal
bravery In both public and private life be highly
esteemed for his gontlsmauy department and strict dis
cpline.
The death Of the Rev. Dr. BRAGDoN, Of Lima, took
place at his residence at that village the morning Of
the goth inst DR.. Bragdon occupied the Chair Of An
cent Languages the Genesee College, and was no less
scholar than noble Christian gentleman and mi
mister the altar The deceased died after long illness
Of bronchial consumption, and his loss to both the
church and the institution Of which he accept
able useful and eminent educator will long be felt and
deplored.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
The Navy.
Brigsdier General J. r. RArHBoxE:-

Albert s. Kenny, Of Burnngton, Vermont, has been ap
pointed and confirmed Assistant Paymastef In the
United states Navy.
Licut. George NJ. Blodgstt Of Vermont. who saw 80.
service at the battles Of Fort Doneson aud Fort
Henry has been assigned to the command OF the gunbos
Conestosa Lieut. Blodgott is but twenty-five years er
ago.
PayInseter Burt of tho lost frigate Cumberand aud
clerk Hugh Mott iosvs this city for Washington TO-
mosnng 90 The instance OF Senator Hale Chair
OF The Senate Nat A. Committee, and tho Fourth An.
dlr q, h1 Treasury To desire ~ consult with him in
teercuoo o the unadpsOd accounts OF the officers and
men ~ the srnkcn frgao, biz IN reference to the final
aiudsuh d which bas very recently been ntr oduced
INTO the senate BY Br. lisl9.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
City Intelligence.

THE SHnp BUTCHERS AND THE TAX Bul.-A meeting o.
the sheep butchers New York held at Brownings
20 Sixth street, Thursday evenings to protest against the
OF proposed to be set upon them oy Congress-
as set forth in the Tax bill. It appears that there
are at present about twenty five sheep killers in this cty
who KILL average, six hundred thousand sheep an
nualy Some kill as much as eight thousand indiyidu-
ally on each Of which Of five cents per head s I'M
posed, According 10 this calculation some would nave
TO pay amount of between two ana three shousau
dollars, WHICH, they claim, entirety with
their MEANS The meetips ~ss nignt organized by ap
pointing Mr.. Walton Murray Chairman, with Richard
Davis Treasurer After discussion, il was unani-
mousy agreed to draw up remonsrance TO Congress N
regard to tho matter and despatch committee 70 Con'
gress with the same as soon a. possible.
OPENING OF TIE New CouRI SPECIAL SESSIONS AT TIE
ToxBs.-A very necessary and extensive Improvement
has recently made in the Court Of Special Sessions
situated in the Tombs building Tho old room occupied
for number Of years for that purpose has been greatly
enlarged newly painted and under tho super
vision of Messrs Charles OConnor and James Galway.
Thursday afternoon quite interesting time had at
the inauguration OF the room tho press, BAR Board OF
being duly represented choice collation. was provided
and after the good things were done full justice to- ana
the wine flowed fast and furious speeches were made by
Sheriff Lynch, Supervisor Purdy, District Attorney A.
Oakley Hail. Alderman jeremiah and others. The court
now presents very attractive appearance and re.
fleets much credit upon those who carried out the needed
Improvement.
THE FIRST FIRE ZouAvEs-Ths regiment has recently
been very successful, and the bravery manifested at
Newports News and by individual members on the Cum
berand has gained them the respect and good will Of the
general officers The regiment is rapidly rising, and win
be on It's former footing The parties reoganzng
the regiment authorized by the War Department TO
restore delinquent members to their former place without
trial for desertion, and to guarantee their back pay
Colonel Loeser excellent officer, and Is well liked by
his command The recruiting Office OF the regiment in
this city is located at Lafayette Hall, Broadway.
THE LATE DR.. WnLAM MUREAY.-Ata meeting of tho
Board of Physicians and Surgeons Of St. Vncents Hosp
ta held the Sth Of March, appropriate resolutions
adopted expressive Of the loss which the institution
sustained in the death Of Dr. VIM. Murray consulting
Ply scian to the Hospital DR.. Murray graduate
of the University Of Edinburg, and respected
well for his high professional atainments as for his
amiable qualities Of mind
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Mutterings OF Discontent.

o.
Major General Bragg's General order No. g." trans
ferred to columns from the jackson Whi9 OF yes
terday announces that martial law is be established
In Memphis The establishment of martial law seems
TO be favorite movement OF General Braggs, and how
ever much the people may dislike its provisions fail
70 discover the necessity for their enforcement s the
duty Of all good cizens to bear the inconvenience they
entail. Soldiers from the army, understand, are
70 be detailed for the purpose and trust Provost
Marshal viii be drawn from the same source. Martial
law is virtually subecting the people to the will OF
man, who can exercise his power arbitrarily with
moderation. It is not every citizen uuacquanted with
military matters who should be vested with almost
Autocratic powers of Provost Marshal IN time like
this for certainly is fitted learn duties and
snforce them at the same time. If live under
martial law, let its enforcement be by regular army
officer, stranger to people, who, knowing his duty
thoroughly performs II because il is his duty having
neither friends among citizens TO shield enemies
TO punish II is only by thorough knowledge o. duty
sial law can be borne without nurmur BY the people.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
The Battle in Arkansas.

- prom the Nashville Times, March l5.l
We have conversed with gentleman who arrived in
tns CITY yesterday from the South, and he informed us
that the Memphis papers OF Tuesday publish an account
of the recent bloody battle between the conederaes and
foderaliss on the borders Of Arkansas and that they
claim victory for Gen. Prices army. They put down
the loss on tho Confederate side at 1000 Killed and
wounded, and on the federal at 1000 This must bo
very high estimate, though was undoubtedlya very
bloody battle. They state that Generals McCuoch and
Mcintosh were both killed. and that the loss OF ofcerson
the Confederate side was very great
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
The Volunteers Families.
To TnE EDITOn OF am nERILn

We ask tho favor Of your columns to romnd ,ba Chair
man Of the Congressional Military COMMITTEES that r,ero
are HUNDREDS Of poor widows in this city aud thousands
10 the country who are anxiousy looking to them 10 re
promised TO their deceased husbands when they oered
their lives for their country Many fath.ress homes
would be made glad by his prompt action aud we think
Congress would postpone tho negro question long enough
10 sanction 1t.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Parson Brownloyv En- Route for WASH
fnHrOu.
from the Memphis Avalanche March 81

IFfUnI tfIt oler1fJuI5 MATCH 3.
wo learn that this distinguished individual LETT Knox
vile on the 3D., under escort guard OF ten men,
FOR Nashville He has doubtless reached his
safely We regret TO part from old and valued friend
one who stood by in past when we needed his
friendship We are well assured ne has cll behind him
at knoxvile set OF men far detrimental TO the
Southern government than he would have proven
R he had been kindly treated lie is true man 20 his
principles and professions while they false 10 them
solves, others and the government He has our good
wishes for himself and his family whatever may betide
him IN life. His health, VIC learn, is much improved
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Rebel Surgeons Refusing 10 Take Care Of
Their Own Sick and Wounded.

(Frotn the St. Louis Republican, March 1871
We understand that has been very generally report.
Cd from the dcpos OF prisoners ef that tho rebel
surgeons are exceedingly negloetful OF their own sick
Under the very liberal orders Of General Haock thcv
all put on parole with the single condition thai
they should attend 10 their sick and wounded Soma
OF them have proved themselves destitute OF all de-
cency and humanity o. virtually to refuse 10 perform
those duties leaving their sick uncared for oxcsDt
by surgeons. This burrinR shame and disgrace
proving 10 what q demoraized condition this vLLeI
rebellion has already reduced its blind adherepts
AT Chicago we undorotand that Drs Kennedy ana
johnson have been particularly distinguished for such
Jsgracefu conduct aud that both The post surgeon aud
Coll Mufgan have been liged 10 report them
On receiving these reports Gen. Halleck Immediately
issued the following stringent but just order
HEADQuARrEss DEPARTMENT oF fHg Msstssrppf
81. Louis, Nroh 1s, 1sG1
Col. J. A. MuiiIGAS, Chicago
where medical officers, prisonors Of wsr on parole fan
10 do their duty to their own SICK, they viii be pvt in
close confinement and their namcs reported 20 mo u
order that may send tbefn 10 the military prison al
Alton or TO Fort Warren. No such medical oncor VIA
be released on parole or eScDaaged.
n w. hATdECE, Major General
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Arrivals and Departures.
Dep pTIIRES

LrERpooL-steamship City of washington-Miss Mary
Mahon Mr. Cruikshank Chas French, Carl Bourgar
Hamore Lering, David Olyphant,. Samuel Philps,W
Heenan, Davis and wife Xinson GustoT Frank, Al
EyrstoG, Henry McBlares Mrs Wood Mr. Scott, Di La
Force Carlos Gutcorez, Thos Housbrow Rob Comm
Jas Truman, Burgan, Wife three children and nurse
Thos Fenne Chas Goingwith others in the steerage
Specie S230O00.
HAvANA-Seamship RoanokeMrs Powers and four child
rem . Ward. VIM Curtis, X Morrison Leavitt Mrs
Don Pedro de Costa mother daughter and servant James
Read, Edward DAWSON Augustus Frank Mrs II D Ward
and servant and in storage l8-Toaly 81.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
No Drafting at Atlanta, Ga.

lcIoin sie Atouto lOn.J SouieooIaCy.
There was no draft here yesterday. Two full COM
panes have been made and entered the Confederate
service, and large numbers-nearly hundred-havc
call
In the face Of this drain tho volunteering ria
two companies were to be mado up yesterday. We ui
dersand there about eight lacking, and that Col
Maddox pledged himself they should be forthcoming,
there was NO draft.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
S HIPPIN G NEW s ,
Movements OF Ocean steamers.

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NASSAU, mp.
CLxAroR-Fron Now York for Kingston Ja on the Goth
day each month The Ceator New York the
9Th Of each month, will be due here about the 18TH
CoLuxsIA MARIoN-No stated days yet fixed for
the departure the Columbia aud Marion for Havana
they WIN sail about vory ten days. touching ct Key Wesou
ward and homeward.
KARNAK-Trom New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp on
the arrival Of alternate Cunayd New York.
MArAExAs-From Now York for Matanzss the 9Th day Of
each month. From Xatanxas the I'D due A New York
she 18th.
ALMANAC YoR YoRK--9nIs DAT. ~
sUN RISES. 59 NOON RISES. morn 81
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Rebel Naval Approprfations,

The Norfolk Day Book OF late date contains the fol-
lowing
Congress has appropriated for the Of the Navy
partmen 81 275, ,000 This does not include 81 600
600 moro which have been specially appropriated for
floating dcfonces in the Mississippi river and for the
Merrmac or tho former 81 600 900 for the pur-
pose Of equipment and repair Of vessels for ordnance and
ordnance stores and for tho purchase and building Of
steamers and gunboats for coast decncss Of the ncde
rate States For this latter object $500 900 Of the 6o0
600 Appropriated
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Late from Shipping Point, Wa.
PROCLAMATION OF JEFF. DAvIs--vIRGNIA MILITIA

CALLkD UCT-HEBHL BATTERIES.
SHIPPING PorSr. March 10, 1862
An intelligent contraband, who has just come in,
ports that JET Davis issued proclamation on the 10th
calling out all the militia from sixteen 10 sixty years OF
age and orders them TO report TO headquarters compa
mics. Virginia, he says, demands every sacrifice 10
maintain the dignity Of her soil
lie says every body has quit work, and a thorough
panic extends all over the country. Nothing is done 70
Fredei csburg but talking and rsvng about the YANKEES
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
High Prices.

Tho prices for goods IN the Valley Of Virginia and Fau
sack, 3x bbs $25 $40 per bus si2 So coffee 81 per
lb. tea, 81 cottons and calico, 40c per yard; home
made cloth, "a So candles dip and mould 25c per ID
sugar, 35c. 4oc. bacon all kinds 25c boots sl2 50
el5 per pair shoes, So 81 molasses 81 so per gallon
No needles or pins. F1our-extra So, family 50 50, 81.
psrfne 50 So Corn $6 per barrel.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
REGIMENT Of Invalids.

me Savsunah Keputican, IN aItudins 1fafting, says
sddsTho crowd was very large on the ground BY!
few others were added 70 the voluntary list There
were many aliens, not subject ana regiment or so Of
nyalds who double quickcd maafuliy 10 the oacers'
stand when excuses called for We had idea OF
the sanitary condition Of our population before.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23

came and says he left because he would not
t&ke up arms against his country
ne was IN Fredericksburg day besors vas,o.s,a,,
iIs we're being thrown in from towards Manassas rs
p, s0me On 20 900 or 3o 600 had passed Through but
Aot over II 1000 or Is, 900 remained ~e-'' 'u'
an ohcer told him that they intended defendinr ,h
rne formed by Aqua creek Beaver dam the
mock and the gap in the mountains '-' A"Pl@
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Through the Blockade.

from the Charleston Courier, March II
fne British steamer Nelly Captain Moore which LETT
Havana thu LIST inst has arrived at Southern port
IN safety. She has brought valuable cargo Of dry
goods, medicines soap, candles and numerous articles
which will be very useful at the present time. She
no Lincoln cruisers on the passage.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
mISCELLAynOUS.

AN IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYsIoLOGY-PA
n London and New York-Medical Adviser and Gu
edition, revealing the facts obtained by anatomy
experiments In the French and English hospitals, &c
cudpg treatise upon the diseases and weaknesses a
the human family from ignorance Of their by
nen New YORK physician. Sent free 70 any address 4
by E. WARNER, No l Vesey street, Astor House, or !
4 TOUSEY, III Nassau street n. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Death of Prisoners Of War I Richmond.

Lieutenant VIM. II. Soanaker, OF the California regi
the prisoners Of war Richmond, has kindly furnished
the following list OF all tho prisoners who died in Rich
mond from August 1861 until the time OF release OF
the military prisoners the 10th February, 1907
The New York herald., 1862-03-23


resolution introduced into the House today in
structng the military authorities inquire into the
pedency OF constructing orfcations Immediately
Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Natchez, mouth Of Red
river and other places.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Statement OF Another y


JUDAS primrner another fugi''
ten ,ss, sSs ,ssy fsys in Fro
aons there rHs preparations e.s Seinr made 10
build battery ths river. ivs %,ss pen seen Frsds
At that time mere not ,,u ror,,os,, ,here nm,
- and fro - ,r 20 cStsen .teres have since marched
Of the troops marched ere from Warreutea Junction.
Ths Kigne OF Suffrage in Virginia.
INN I'm a,S n'' Jurg (va) washngonan, March ~
On lLAfsaay the people viii be called upon 10 vote
for N soop rejection Of the constitution and
Also 70 ascY whether the right Of surag: shall be uni
three days ~ ' ~
Latest from Liverpool Point.
Reee,s Leauina fredericksburg in the Army-Sus
pension Of Work upon the Gurtoats-Arrsa Of Union
LIVERPOOL Ponr, March 90 1862.
Five white men and twenty negroes came over last
night. The white men belong TO Fredericksburg They
report thahe troops Fredericksburg are leaving very
The foundations pins each end the railroad
bridge the aappahannock have been removed pre-
A mItiny occurred in the North Carolina regiment
stationed at Potomac creek. One Of the whites who
came over David Nolan, says he over hfty tied with
cords marching with their regiment on the road to Fred
ericksburg. He the dsaecon caused by their
time Of enlistment expiring month ago. There are
the railroad between Aqua and Fredericks-
burg They have all been transported across the zap
| pahannock river.
General Walker, the commander at Fredericksburg,
|
troops from there the inhabitants IN case OF
attack The impression prevails at Fredericksburg that
| the troops falling back TO Richmond
Captain Anderson, who s resident of Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg from Richmond two hours be-
fore Nolan started to Anderson stated that
large bodies OF troops going down the James and
York Yorktown and Norfolk: also by railroad
through Petersburg Norfolk. Confederate money was
offered in Fredericksburg for twenty five cents on dol
lar for gold.
The building gnnbos the Rappahannock. under the
supervision Of Lieutenant A. W. Maury, late Of the United
States Navy has been entirely suspended few OF their
kees had been laid but that all that had been done
Seven deserters from the rebel army at Fredericks
burg crossed the river last night and they oil agree in
their statements concerning the rebel army They de-
scribe the condition Of the troops in the worst state Of
Generalization, and they say Jen. Davis may issue as
many procamatons he hkes but that it is impossible
| to obtain any men from Virginia.
The contrabands who to the Indiana cavalry
and the ouposts Of Hooker's division, clad in
clothes made from old tents Some OF them
with the consent Of their masters who they say are
Hfur de Union"
Thirteen citizens Of Fredericksburg arrested and
Richmond by order Of Major General Holiness the
charge against them being their refusal to take Confede
notes. They also charged with belonging to
club OF unionirts said 10 exist at Fredericksburg There
fortfcations at Fredericksburg there any
| betwosn that place and tho outskirts OF Richmond.