The national Republican., 1862-10-07

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George .S Adams z rebel ss soldier, was captured
Sunday last.
Rebel Captsi. oaps.red.
Captain John Tayloe, Of the Ninth Virginia
cavalry, was captured by some OF the jolly tsrs
on one Of the vessels Of the Potomac f6tilla.
Information OF his presence In the vicinity, on
furlough. visiting some Of his friends, was com
municated to the commander Of the vessel, and
. boats Grew was sent ashore, which captured
the r. +. "" captain. and he was sent TO Maj
Doster, Provost Marshal Of this city. The Major
committed him to the Old Capitol, placing n
lieutenant In charge to convey him 10 prison.
The brave virginisn had n large carpet bag
with him. and, true to Virginia instincts, had
the impudsnce 10 AK the Off1cer In charge Of
him to carry his valise The officer. aston.
tain then appealed to Major Dostsr, who told
HIM to get his baggage to prison rs best he
could. The kid glOved captain. with Sn air Of
offended dignity. seized the vslise and Travelled
tion among the Yankees. Il is said the captain
has relatives In Georgetown.
Disloy atty.
Lieut.. Benedict arrested 4 Ar. Field ysstsI-
day afternoon on the charge 0f disloy atty. He
was committed to the Old Capitol prison.
Forging
John Tribsr. Of the Eighty eighth regiment
PeUnsylvania volunteers, Was arrested ysster.
day BY the order Of Mr. Brook. chief clerk in
csriincAte for payment. He was sent 10 The
Old Capitol.
GussiIla Leader Caught.
Barney Goodwin was committed 10 the Old
Capitol Yesterday. He was captured at War.
rehton, Va, and sent here on the charge Of be.
ing the leader OF Virginia guerilla band 10
Gated near Warrenton.
Prisoner OF War.
Douglass Allen, Of the Eighth Virginia (rcbel)
regiment, was captured In the front and sent
70 this oity. he was committed to the Old
Capitol yesterday.
Troops Arriving.
The Twenty second Connecticut regiment,
numbering Oil men, arrived about II O'Clock
last Sunday night; They were recruited,
from the vioiRity OF Hartford, and come pre-
pared 10 take the fsld. Tho following are
some Of the officers: Colonel, g. Burnham;
lieut.. colonel, Z. N. Phelps; major, II. Glafcke;
| The Twenty eighth New Jersey arrived late
on Sunday night. They number OO3 men
who were recruited principally 10 Middlessx
Camden and Gloucester counties, and are well
prepared for u campaign. The following are
ihe principal ofioers: Colonel, Wseweil; lieut..
colonel. Roberts; major, Wilson; surgeon, ",
d. Newell. and assistant surgeons, Baker aud
J. +. Berg.
Killed by Failing from . Car,
A private soldier by the name Of John Weloh
OF company u, Twenty second C0nne ticut vol.
untesrs, was killed on sunday afternoon, by
FALLING from q oar at PENIS crossing, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He was buried
yesterday by Mr.. Sands. the Government un
dsrtaker.
Another soldier Of the same regiment was
severely u not fatally injured. IN the same
| manner, at the same time. Ono account says
the men attempted TO jump of, while the oars
we're in motion.
Deaths OF Soldiers.
The following deaths ofsoldiers were reported
sinCe our last:
Mattsrson Samson. company @. 24,h N. Y.
Trinity Hospital.
John wslch, company 4. 22d Conn. Railroad
Depot.
Henry psppsnssr. company !. SD N. Y.
John y. Layton, 9Th U. 8. cavalry, Douglas
Hospital.
Henry yasmsr, company H, 18th Pa, Hare
wood Hospital.
John G. Murphy. company F, 9th Pa. II. v
| c., Carver Hospital. headville, Crawford Go.
Penn.
| Another Rebel Ohicsr.
| A. McKeezis Pitman WAS arrested on Sunday
by some Of Gen. Sigsl's force and sent to THU
| city. He Ia \ second lieutenant In S0Otts Vir
giaia cavalry. He was committed TO the Old
Capitol.
Wouadsd Sent ON.
Four hundred and hfty wounded soldiers
principally from the Capitol, will be sent Il
New York 10 the steamer Daniel Webster to.
day.
| Money Lost.
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