New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

trade Of blacksmith. 10y years ago he engaged IN
the manufacture OF c<upet-tscks and has msde an
extended reputation for them. lie has long been in
the militia II his State being at one time Captain OF
.e Derby Blues, and at another AdJutant oil The ID
Connecticut Regiment. At Bull RIM he was AdIu-
tont Of the Cd Regiment. He WAS afterward Cap
tain in the 9Th but being promoted to the CoIonecy
OF the 10Th accepted it and brought bis company in'o
the regiment with him. 1t is now known az |ouips-
nv A. While at Annapolis be was indefatgaoie III
his efforts to bring bis regiment up to perfect STATE
Of discipline In filling vacancies III the line oicefs'
Col. Russell made il bis nvarable rule 10 seieot ue'
serving priyates and non'comms'ioned officers III
preference to promoting ncompetents IN Tue next
grade below the vacancy lie leaves vile anu TWO
young children to mourn bis loss.
l. the matter of clothing and arms the Kebes are
sady behind u.s. their muskets being OF all pattefhs
and their knives and swords of all dates and manu-
factares. Among the trophies of the fight selected
a short, curved sword or yatagban, apparently Oh
Oriental manufacture, the blade Of which, although
rusted and badly hacked, had been drawn against uS'
The collection of bowie.knives made by our men
presents q curious cong Generation OF all KINDS ana
patterns from the sbarp.poinied heavy ciasp-KDie;
to the monster fellow with blade two feet obg ana
four inches wide. One of the most mnrderous look
ing Of these weapons il in possession OF quarter
master Hutchirgs OF the 9th Massachusetts oh 'ne
blade its name, Yankee Slayer" is "T''e" III
acid. bnt il is not likely TO do more than acorn
chimney breast in Boston ,..
The Rebels were so confident Of the impregnabihts
Of their portion that they supposed Impossible io'
us to take the island with goo men, and on tho sp
rearauce of our feet they Congratulated themselves
upon the prospect Of sinking capturing the vessels
when they had advanced within the range Of the
guns Of tho three forts.
The entire force Of the enemy in the forts, behind
Ito battery and detailed as sbupshooters was about
500. Of whom only about 900 we're enabled to es-
cape by the transport schooners.
LIST OF PRISONERS SURRENDERED TO GEN
BURNSIDE.
EIGHTH NORTH CAROLINA RE6lNiST.
suRRssDgBEp TO GES. FOSTER c,
Tieiiaad S,qF-Coouel Ii NJ SHAW Lieusnant'C Colonel
". J. fdce' MGR, George williamson comm',ary Il. g
Fr,ien; Quartz MISTER c W or,dey, it, Surgeon H. +
Ritter. Assist,ut surgeon. Jos ?. Barton n
T. Wli.ont COMPANY G. Henry McRss Company D, C.
Rosr; Compsny r, Chsrn jones' ,onps9y o. nrTS r.
D. Cobb ConpsD, X, r. Il. Kennedy Sixteen oiiee's sha
srcosD BATTALION n. c. ".
i,isH, j. MeSutt surgeon, Frsps Pa',e,.on Assistant
saIe.no D. rs S,o. CO. H. M.p. Lent
sc., f % Lieut.. Broxn Capita Co b. Milton smith
d; sa r . L. as se. % Isa m.ou cs
ain Co. u Edwin smith LIST Lieut. h % L'ept,, h.IiI.
asl1. captain. Co T. Andes.i l., Lieut. VIM, "a
Lieut. Posne ard win'loT C,Pi'ip e. pn,us
.er 50 500 orIystes Co H. d. N. Cooper CsP,ain
sEyEsTEEsTH n. c.V.
Major o. II. Hi. Captains l.. J. Johnson H. felrrg
L 4 Saunders second Leu'hsLs , ~ Nl'
s- c Elliott, ". Brennon Jno. NJ. Hurstou and III e.
yoKTY.sIArH VIRGINIA RFGInESTtl Let Regiment 1th
Wise Legion.
M.ior II. W Fryi AsJu.an, h. A. Wisei Sergeant MAJOR
Henry Place.
THIRTY.FmsT REGIMENT N.c.y.
Colou. John v jordan; Leu,cu,nt.C Colonel D. O. Fo~le
N.ior. Je.se J. Yates $50 enlisted men go
fEt-Company a, lisa, c. p bi.ger COMPANY 3, Lieut.
Is-.on, Con,ps1y b, Capt R. o. c.rt Lieut.. George
Nofti. Watson. Wood. iutchnseni Company q, Lieut.
oe Company Lieut.. h'ndoph srS y hs .s ssi
srr.ns6sl rife' and stored rsr.u'.ies.a.t mu.leis
Majoy q. H. H@L g. s. ? ~ '~'s'-e'eS 20 '''' D""
co 'as i7fT ~ c.-Coumi..Ioned officers. 81 Non
eommi.,iored officers g. Enlisted men 50.
Cosr,Nr l. l7Tn n 4, ed 0h'c'F' 81 Non
FIFIp ASD srnE-l MJori A',i.,ant Surgeon ser
s'an' haoF Total H. A'''f'ii i GILLIAN. Asiu..u.
II will be olseryed that the Rebels have introduced
tie fashion of having two and three second heuen-
Lrevet rank of lieutenant for meritorious conduct,
aud have any possible vacancy provided for in I'D
vance Of III occurrence.
On Tuesday the only tug remaining to the Rebels
after tue light at Eliz4beth City came down to US
with iae OF truce for the bodies Of O. Jennings
W se and Capt Coles, which were delivered to them
Gen. Burnside at tho same time. sent PROPOSE
ion TO eN-Goy Wise for exchange Of prisoners on
certain co4dous TO avoid trouble and risk OF send
ing iLem TO New-York. Pending the receipt of the
answer the Role officers $50 in number, have been
placed on the Spauldiug TO keep them from breeding
mischief among the men. The field aud staf nc
accommodated with berths in tie saloon, but the
line officers are kept in the between decks with
guards at the hatchways. The field and star oftcers
ARE sent TO their cabins nj S O'Clock, locked in, anu
-enries are stationed outside. They DO not seem 10
relish the treatment much, bu, We Ill tlunk thew
should be we'll conenied ths, We do not
shoot them for walking over certain limits on the
quarterback as they shot at our poor fellows who
looked out Of their prison windows nj Richmond for
a breath Of fresh mir. Among the number on board
IL Lieut.. Col. Frank Anderson notorious in c,nnee
lion with Walkers flhbusiering forays in Nicaragua
There ia also one Capt. johnson, who commanded
part of the guns in Fort Barlow during the action Of
Friday. He wac taken prisoner ut Fort Hs.eras
confined ia Fort Warren until Jan. 10, was ex-
hanged, and If now in our hands again. He had
uly becu on the Island three days previous 10 the
,attle, having come with re6nforcoments from Nor
OH. lie bewsis his ill-iortunc, but in Gaze he il
gain exchanged will probably be found in the lot OF
Jrsoneis captured ly this Division at the next point
II attack.