The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

The Rebel Onacers ~ Fort Cosanbas-
ahsir Rsnaoval % sandnsky, 0Ai0.
All thu rsbsl ofnosrs who have been confined Tor
some time a. Fort Columbus, on Governors Island
ysrx yesterday no ming early hour transfer ed
70 sandusky Uhio in charge Of Captain William ntou
Tenth United staass infantry and Lieutenant - r. Nh
Ter, " the Second United States artillery
But short time elapsed atsr The ready II Of the order
on Thursday morning last 70 the prise ners their
transisrment, until tho news reach the sympahssrs
Of these traitors in New York city number Of bundles
and then Immediately sent TO the island
for them. On examination OF these cases by Colonel
Looms, the commanding Scer Of the island they were
found to contain rebel uniforms under cotlig, boots
they were addressed 70. number Of these donations
were from prominent FIRMS in this city.
There stin remain at Fort Columbus $50 prisoners,
pivates and non-commissonsd officers, principally be-
longing North Carolina Georgia, Virginia and Louisi-
volunteer regiments.
Suboined lie list OF the officers who were yesterday
transferred TO Ohio
Col Chas H. Olmstead, FIRST Georgia
MAJOR John Foley, First Georgia.
Adj tant Mathew Il. Hopkins, First Georgia.
Capt. John II. Stsigin, German volunteers.
Capt Robt. Erwin, irst Georgia
Second Lieut. Jas. iackeison, First Georgia
second Lisit. l. J. Gilmartin, First Georgia.
FIRST Lieut.. H. C. Freeman, Fist Georgia.
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Capt. Jchn McMaho, First Georgia
capt. Robt. D. Walker, First Georgia,
Geo. W. eEzant, Third Assistant Engineer, c. s. N.
~ecopd Lieut. j. d. N Sutton, Wise Guard, Georgia.
Sc nd Lieut.. c. A. II. Urrfbalk German, Georgia.
Capt. +. w Simms First Georgia.
First Lieut.. +. BLAIR First Geo, gia
second Lieut.. John Reilly, Fifth Louisiana.
second Lieut.. John c. Rowland First Georgia.
Soc nd Lieut.. c. Werner, First Georgia
second Lieutenant Christopher Hnssey First Georgia
second 1t. Christi NJ Murphy Nom gomery Guard. Ca
econd Lieutenant John H. Blow, Twenty firth Georgia.
Captain N. J. McMuen, Wise Qua d, Georgia.
Second Lieutenant A. G. Macarthur, First Georgia.
Edward Hopkins, Qua ;ermas.sr's Department.
z. N. Drummond, A. c. subsistence.
First Lieutenant T. w. MOntford Twenty NTH Georgia.
Colonel c. NJ Avery, Thrty-thrd North Carolina.
Captain T. W. Mayhem, Thirty third North Carolina.
Captain o. X. Rand. Twenty sixth North Carolina.
First Lieut.. J. Yves on Thirty third North Carolina
First Lieut. w. Wheaer branches artillery 10th N. G.
second Lieut.. j. N. Anderson, Thirty third n c.
First Lieut.. r. A. Hauser, Thirtythrd North Carolina
FIRST Lieutenant c. H. Brown Fortieth North Carolina.
Third Lieut.. j. w. Vnscn. rwentysixth North Carolina
laptan 3. N. Stow, Nv snty eighth North Carolina.
II st Lieut. R. L. Steel Thirty seventh North Carolina.
a tain w. Y. Farthng, Thirty North Carolina
Third Lieut. j. g. Eggers Thirty nth North Carolina
Captain W. II. N spcer, Twenty eighth North Carolina
First Lieut. N Bohannon, Twenty eighth North Carolina.
First Lieut. j. L. Boast, North Carolina.
Captain T W. Brown, Jr, Eighteenth North Carolina.
Captain Geo. b. Johnston, Twenty eighth North Carolina
Second Lieut. c. Scott Twenty eighth North Carolina.
sec nd It. A. Stewart, Thirty seventh North Ca
the information the relatives and friends Of tho
above named prisoners, requested 70 state that
all letters for them must be for the directed
the Of the commanding officer depot OF prisoners
Of war, Sandusky. Ohio.