The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-27


prisoner whils outside the lines without authority
being proven that had authority TO leave camp, and
that when tasn he not roay without the lines, ths
Secretary was has BY special order 1ss restored Kim
70 his position. .
NAMES OF WOUNDED m THE ylGHrs IN vnGnuA.
Thsfcfiowing named persons among those wounded
during ths resent skirmishes in Virginia They -
the several hospitals in Ferd.
Hicks, privasss Gosfrlsd Prtsbaur, Gustavus schaaS,
Fred. Water, william Ham, Mathis Buck, John NoIntyrs.
Hssry whi.tsl, Ernest NEiier, jasper FlAcw. 0lvsr
Gcsar Frank Issy, Ssv0ty fourth Psnnsylvania; Corp
Joseph b. Drew, e. @. Rainy George Kent, sAnusi ,.
Rowe, and stSphen Welsh, Sixty-arst Ohio; William
worh First Ohio battery; George Nckhsrsou, Second
Ohio battery Corporal Blase Sergeant Jacob Back First
New York artillery Charles Wsnderleh, Fourteenth New
Fork cavalry. vta eeat @H NNl
ruS HEROES or THB CEDAR MOUNTAIN YIoHr.
fhe romans ef Lieutenant Colonel Crane and Captain
n Brisn or The Third regiment Wisconsin, volunsesrs
loft bore this afternoon In charge or g. OBen. Tue
col0nes bodyvl DO conveyed TO Bsloit and the CAp-
tAiiss TO MawsSsc. These eaaoss dlsd frsn wounds
received at Cedar Mountain.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL coRCoRAN.
General Michael corcoran did not leave here until ave
o'clock this afternoon He will be present 1t tho meeting
10 New York to-morrow, bus IL h doubted whethsr the
sixty-nnth win reach there In time. Mes
THE ARMING OF NEGROES.
II seems by the Tribune that Gen. Hunter disbandsd
his negro regiment bscausc the government would not
recognize them part and parcel Of the military force
and therefore he became responsible personally for dis
bursemcnts 70 keep up that organization this be so
wiz not Jim Lane and Governor spragus be In the same
category Governor Tod, Of Ohio with his Just good
sense perceivss that the armng Of negroes win be
svo TO white soldiers and he aboos the suggcs
in shnua and horo
argue that those who insist upon armng the negroes and
placing hem the front Of the battle friends
OF the coored The negroes who compose such rcg
ments driven into battle by the bayoncts In their rear
will be exposed slavery captured well to death
wounds. They contend that they would have an
equal chance with white soldiers, and would be more
usefully occupied in ordinary Industrial pursuits
~ RELEASE OF PRISONERS. ts
Last evening Major Doster Provost Marshall and Major
sherburnc, Of General wadsworth's staH, examined
the prisoners confined In tho old Capitol, and
administered the oath Of allegiance 10 nifty OF
them, twcnty-one State and twenty-nine prisoners
OF war this morning receiving their certificates
prior being discharged. The following the State
prisoners.--wm. A. Bagley, Austin Danan, George G.
Powell, Enoch Lowe, NorbiIe Wilson. VIM. A. Lowell,
john Murray Jas Mothcrhcad Robert Kelly, Septnnus
Brown simon n. Pa,es, Henry Church, wm cambridge,
GeosS McAeurcy Downing Hcuseand, saml 7. Gregory,
LOWS Dawson, Robt. Damcron, Thcs. X. Prucss, Vim.
Morris JAS Mowbray Tho most OF these viii be recog.
nzcd hayng been captured by the otia the Poo-
mac while they crossing the river with conraband
goods &c This OF war and released rboI soldiers
taken in various battles mostly foreigners there
being but three or four vrgins among them the ta-
lance being lrish English, French German, Spanish,
and one Mexican This morning fifteen convaescent
rebel prisoners from crburnc Hospital were sent 10 the
old Capitol. 9.t#
NsmI ARRIVAL or PRISONERS. Nt
Captain L. O. Kiuser of The Provost Guard Of General
Banks army corps arrived here this morning haying in
char &c weptynine rebel prisoners, who captured
at the battle Of saughtsrs Mountain. Captain Kinser
eft warrenton yesterday evening AZ I've O'Clock.
couNqERFEIr NOTES on EASTERN BANKS. s.
The troops arriving hero have brought with them
food Of small OF Eastern banks. This fact has been
taken advantage by showers OF counterfes to put in
circulation an quantity Of the bogus, which win
not probably be got rid Of until the circulation of al
except Treasury under Ave dollars 10 prohibited
The law against such circulation has been dead letter
since The withdrawal Of specie from circulation.
DEArHs or goLDrERs. n
The following deaths Of soldiers are reported:-
wm rutler Company I, Firiecnth Ohio.
s. Fisher, Company &, fry fogrth New York
John .. Blrncs, Company 9, Third Maryland.
Corporal liehfi vslderver, Company A. Forty hrst New
York. !.
A serge'nf, name unknown, uieu o1 snch wound On
solder. nrlhe unknown. diod in the cars from ylr
ginia, on the way 70 this city, On The 18th.
NAVAL ORDERS.
The following officers syo been ordered TO tho United
States stoan soop.of-war Jvnia.a -sccond Assistant
Engneers Francs cronn and william Pollard, and Third
Assistant Engineers o. kiIlehcr, John IL Ames, II. H.
Dodge and Charles s. Hunt.
William Eiamons, of Wilmington, Del, has been ap-
pointed third Assistant Engineer, and ordered 70 the
steamer Eount Vernon.
Acting Ensign o. H. s. Roberts and Masters Mate Lloyd
Rogers have been ordered 70 tho steamer Mount Vernon
DISCHARGE OF LAND oFFICE otERks.
To-day twenty six clerks IN the Land vnce were dis
charged on account Of the falling on in the business or the
bureau.
DISoFrER IN ALEXANDRIA,.
Tho disorder prevailing IN Alexandra, arising chiefly
from intoxca,ion, is ff'ghrui IA yesterday 10