The New York herald., 1862-02-24
whose detention win not. o. course be suscssd BY tho

whose detention will not. Of course be affected by the
order OF The Secretary OF War;
Ths prisons under the control Of Captain A. @.
Goodwin, Confederate States Army, commandant
OF the post and conducted with admirable system
andgood order Though properly very strict in the
wins official intercourse with those beneath his charge
marked with an urbanity and generous OF pro-
pey whcn appears TO have gained him the respect OF
all the prisoners He is very efficiently seconded by tho
following officers nearly all OF whom young men Of
marked ability and OF courteous address,
Lieutenant G. w. Emack. OF Maryland.
Lieutenant Z. A. Semple
Lieutenant e. G. Mohler.
Lieutenant T. ]. Turner.
Lieutenant E. w. Ross, OF Richmond, Cierk
captain Warner ,Commssary.
THE LATE ExcHANGE OF PRIsoNEta.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Feb 20l
Three hundred and ninety seven prisoners OF war VIII
leave Richmond at hve O'Clock this morning for the
North, via Fortress Monroe, exchange for like
Der Of confsderaes released by the federal
recently and who reached Norfolk Included n
the number to be released seventeen commissioned
and twenty five non commissioned officers. A. J. Nc
Clearly OF the Philadelphia Inquirer, and VIM. ii. Soana
kerr Of the same city, captured with Bakers California
regiment at Balls Bluff arc also OF the party. Both
the last prisoners acted for time past
IN the capacity Of clerks to the OF the prison.
and gained the general eseem OF the prison officers by
their intellgancs and good conduct. Mr.. George W
tursd within lines months ago. accompanies
the exchange The party will leave this city in steam
boat. under command OF Colonel Nathaniel Tyler Of the
Wise Legion and viii be met at Newport News by the
federal boat to which tho prisoners will be transferred
We learn that an order yesterday issued by Secre
tay OF BENJAMIN for the release. their parole not
to take against the Confederate States OF all the
prisoners OF held by the confederacy, number
ing, In the aggregate, about I. 500.
MOVEMENTS OF BEAUREGARD.
From the Memphis Avalanche, Feb. 12.
General Beauregard is said to be examining how "the
lands ay in person, and preparing for operations
where between Msmphis ami Others report him
at Bowling Green, and others still at Nashville.
MISCELLANEOUS SOUTHERN NEWS.
DEATH OF UNION LADY IN sECESsIA-NORTHERN
PAPERS PLEASE COPY.
We find the following notice among the obituary or the
Richmond Dispatch We comply with the request for the
Now York papers to copy
On the 10th inst Hannah J. dear wife of Mr.. Edward
Newman. The funeral will take place at ten O'Clock
Tuesday morning, February Is, at the residence Of the
family on Venabs street. The friends Of the family
respectfully requested to attend. New York papers
please copy.
MORE REBEL TROOPS FROM MISSISSIPPI.
The call Of Governor Pettus Of Mississippi for ten
thousand more volunteers meets with hearty response
In all parts Of that State.
THE WAY THE REBELS APPLY CHARITABLE DONATIONS.
nough school fund have been invested by the Commission
REBEL PERSONAL NOTICES.
Hon Alfred yerson, Of Georgia, has published letter
indicating that he has retired finally, from public life
General l.. Pope Walker, late Secretary Of War, has
gone to take command Of the force at Decatur.