The New York herald., 1862-08-21
Friday last Says Blrns!de's army have certainly not
como far as the transports which left with the troops

fTluBy 'st syS-' army nave certanly
gono far as the transports which left with the troops
day or two since have already yetuDsd.n
Aparty who was recently IN McCleans army says tho
parties who arc throwing up fotihcatons on Che oppo
site side Of the river, have exceeded tesn 6ua
dred or two thousand, and abcrers and soiiors are
changed every day. fresh party going over in the rorn
ing, and those who went over the previous day medi
atey returning II Is considered Of excursion to
cross tba river and the south bank has been declared nv
the Yankee surgeons the heaithiesL
Mcclellan IS really cvaruating Berkeley, his recent
occupation OF the points opposite has been Intended only
and to enlarge his Stealing OF negroes and ohor
Among tho recent sufferers the south side In the
county OF Prince George, we hear Of the following
Gr James W. T. Butts lost all the negroes he owned
On Sunday night last They nowhere be seen on
Nj Matthew w. Williams lost four valuable mon Mon
Mr. n: H. Burrcw lost very valuable woman Mon
day night, the unfeeling villains who carried her oil
forcing her to leave behind four young and hopesz eh
drou.
Mr.. Archibald Clover lost a man of grea. value
Mr. Frederick Temple lost seventeen or his n at vau.
bic slaves on Sunday night.
Many of the people Of the county have ioss, besides
slaves, all their poultry, ca,te and horses.
From Charles City county on the north bank of the
ssa. ss We sRs. 1sar n n 1s aa invaders have been
Colonel James V Wlco4 has !sst between seventy and
eighty. -
Thomas Wilcox, Esq., has los, ninety or more.
DR.. Edward WILCOX placed his slaves beyond the
reach o. the williams at early day but they have ap
propriated his handsome dwelling 70 their own uses
and now have lot OF horses stabbed In II.
iho RiCusi'uo fsSunttHcF Vi August 10 says
We have na nsws of interest from the enemy on this
south side no petersburg Brp<ss, whose columns for
time eeneo with she very latest from City Point, pnd
admission that awe could learn nothing or the ensmy,s
mosepents on James riysy yesterday Where Ia
the roliabls free negroS' What has become Of the
"nian with The strong eyezlass ~ who used 10
watch the Yankees closely from the highest points in
Prince George. Have both these invaluable reporters
gono ne way OF oar cavalry who since the taste
They obtained OF the enemys quality have been content
TO snuf Tho Yankees from sisrf'
More Prisoners Sent 20 Char1ottesvIiIo.
The Richncnd Eoay,i'rcr OF the 10th inst says:-the
wounded Yafkees-two hunlred ia number--who fe.l
into hands az the battle Of Cedar Greek have boz,
conveyed 10 charlottcsyie The majority or sb ~ ~
said to be too seriously injured TO n,sn oxpecfs
a,on Of iner recovery Tnere arc among ism dozen
colonel, has had both eg and an arm amputsted.
TeieEraphtc Dispatches to the Richm- ..,,,
CuirTASoooA, August l., 100,
Four Yankee couriers, with dispatches fr dsner.I
tarsd Tho dispatches have been hanf sssr cap
authorities. Nelson complains thai O., ss ~ ~. hh,,J
sx s.Sts S. Ds ia hs
condition.
,,,.. of -. .,.,,r.. 14r.sooe4, August "a, lses
here today They say a was siiied In dssh Of seventy
sar ,b IN lns,r sppe' was @ adden and auoo
that, aa. su9 4, hung osssus Of fSod sousy i retail.
Mon; me sner oAano rovs bG in large bodies Ths
susriias are ding them daily.
Lit o. <risoners In the libby Prison.
~. Nlcmr fond, Taken from POpe'g Array.
5rgas,e General H. Prince United States Army.
Soone' SEQ. ID. Chapman, 9th Connscticut.
nnJ naJo' ~ W. Cook, 2Sth New York
IN ,Eylns M,s,n a Br'wn 3ssh Sew ,,,,,.s yo,s
ptan John A. Stewart, Union cavalry, Pittsburg Psns
daptain John Hancock, 1st Maryland cavalry.
4 Captain Geo. Thistlcton, LIST Maryland caylfy
Captain Geo. B. Halstead, A. g., Gen AugdYs stA6
Captain Henry Isensiss &Sth PennsyyAnia.
/ Captain J. H yandsrman, Goth Ohio.
| Captain n. o. Russell, "a Massachusetts,.
Lieut.. L. SchaAsr, 2sth New York.
Lieut.. ]. Long, 26th New York.
Iisuy w% !. 3; s. McAils,er Nc d..s & 2Sth M New YORK.
4 Lieut.. J. D. Ames, 2Sth New York
Lieut.. wm Kenyon, 28th New York.
| Lieut.. Otis Fisher, sth New Jersey.
Lieut. Charles snyder sth Infantry, united etasss.
| Lieut.. II .. Eebert, 18th United states infantry.
Lieut. ). g. Campbell, 12th United Sta,es Infantry
| Lieut.. Moses vsae, t0eth pennsyivania
| lieut.. d. r. B. Nevin, 10oth Psnnsylvania
4 Lieut. 4, H. walker, Sd Maryland.
| Lieut. j. D. Beardsley, 10th Maine
! Lieut.. T. ]. widncy, 3D. wisconsin.
Lieut.. J. A. Boyle, 111th Pennsylvania.
/ Lieut. A. W selridge 40th Pennsylvania.
/ Iaeut H. NJ Greatrake, t6th Pennsylvania
Lieut. 4. b. German, 4sth Pennsylvania.
Lieut. A. A. German, 9th Connecticut.
| Lieut. NJ. r. Whitney, 9Th Connecticut.
| Lieut.. Cbas Doyle, 9th Connocticut.
| Lieut. VIM N. Greene, 102d New York Volunteers.
| Lieut. A. g. selhoimer, 46th Pennsylvania.
IL is probable that all the above named prisoners ar
by this time ncarceratcd Ia the penentmry In separate
1 cels, and bread and water diet.
] war Meeting In Ithaca.
| ITHACA August 20, 1892