The New York herald., 1862-03-03
THE REBEL GENERALS.

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Movements OF Generals BncI<ner and
1iishman-Scenes EN- Route 60 Fort
Warren.
oUn ALBANY CORRESPONDENTS.
albany, March I, 1862.
Tho two rebel prisoners are yet comfortably located at
Congress Hail. No train has yet departed the Albany
and Boston road since their arrival, owing TO the de-
tsntion OF trains by drifts The crowd that hung
around tho hotel anxious to get OF the prisoners
we're dispersed by that they had left II not
until this belief made general that person could
get into the hotel OF out OF 1t without ebowng his way
through dense crowd OF excited people, is quite pro-
bable that they will leave time to-day.
lilghmtn appears the socabs Of ths two. He Is
pleasant and abs in his to all who converse
with hma favor that pc granted except these
who are called In o1cially to Colonel CUTS who
mains constantly in ths room with them, and does not
leave them for moment General Buckner the other
hand, appears hat aud morose occasionally
and IL often unnatural.
person who was in tho room on official business with
Colonel Cuts convesed with the latter person freely
and as he WAS about to leave remarked Gen. Buckler
81 hope to see you again. Genera" to which General B
replied, in grun way, eyes suppose soon tho gal
lo~s"
General Bucner Is exceedingly severe in his denuncia
tions Of General Floyd and calls him cowardly poltroon
thief and every other bad that no can think Of
even worse in his denuncialops Of him than generally
miulged IN py the Northern press To miitay oicer
who had an of convcTsg with General Buck
ncr the latter CONT m stated that alter Fort Doneson
had become nvcstoi, and all nope OF cscape cut OF
Floyd proposed his follow Office to make their escape
under cover Of da kness, and oavo the soldiers
thor comnand TO their fate THIS remark !ble proposi
tion General BuckIer una his associates Indignant re-
lected; but Floyd after disappeared was
be found when wanted.
THE REBEL GENERALS ON THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
lfrom the BLia.I 60 .Iler, Feb. c7.1
large crowd gathered the depot last night to wit
ness the arrival Of the captured robe cnora,s Ducker
ana rghnan Tie traiu which brought lhenl-ihe Lake
shore train due here at 1--we minutes past sx-was
lay cd abont hall ali hour bit the crowd did not diminish
on that account, so great was the desire to these
fallen chieita rs. When the did 81
the crowd rushed down TO tho cur, in which they
were, and about hundred OFT Of several got
passing glimpse Of them. We, however.
reportoris tact and, having ourd which car Of the
New York Central they were to be to,
" position on its platform, the whole vicinity being
deserted by The eager multitude.
'Hi. there they c,me" A squad Of armed soldiers
has mace lane through the crowd and down between
the iows OF loyal mon sak TIC two traitors. Buc
stcl hrst upon the piafofa tall proud
lag man, dressed IN gray military and wearing &c
nunc Southcrner's souch,d felt hat lhe sec him
Tor the first time, tho bldng rings with cheers
for the Union and groans and Kisses for all rebels Buck
ner turns and gives them look like that OF shared
tiger upon his captofs In which rage were
concentrated than thought the human
capable Of ami passes into the
Right after him comes Tilghman jauntily dressed In
fatigue suit and foraging cap, smaller man than Buck
fair, with blonde musache, suavity and politeL
WI tcn in every line OF his face. shout
crowd, "lhree groans for tho rebel Tilghman He
trrrs and lifts his cap and bows and smiles though
appear ing on balcony TO atterng serenade-
then follows Buckner into the car and tho crowd dis
perse.
And thus the captured robel Generals passed. through
Buffalo.
from the Rochester Union Feb ISL
The quarter past nine o'clock from Buffalo b. ght
to this city last night the rebel Generals Backne and
Tghmpn, taken For Donelson en- route for Fort War
rem Boston, where they are to be Kept out Of ham
until the further order OF the government these pris
ers were In charge Of Colonel Cutts brother OF MIS-
ouEas who hid small SOUND Of soldiers with him
There was quite gathering Of spectators the depo,
when tho train arrived all eager to the distinguished
roe b.y Few wsse as they & Sd not caye
cd and curtains closely drawn Slppcr ordered from
Congress hall, and icn to the savers and
right good supper II was Any Of feJerals prisoners
in The Southern pens would be glad to get meal az
was given these re5es last pight frsm Congress Hall
but VIC fancy mono have such. The attention
paid to tho comfort OF these reoes in striking
70 the treatment Of Union prisoners BY tho rebels at the
SOUTH
hearti and did not appear to have suffered much
far from conneront the exposures Of the campaign
Bcckncr Is man about ve feet nine inches high
stout, and nearly nfty years Of age Tighman some
what taller, OF spare build, AID about forty years old
Tho register Of Congress Hall ken into tho car and
both entered their names They left at quarter before
TLeo disturbance at the depot-.he sssemb ed
crowd giving no manifestations OF feeling towards the
prisoners, all which was prol Or and becoming.
TFrom thu Schenectady Star, Feb 2S.l
Generals Buckner and III gilman passed through here
this morning, en- route for Fort Warren. Colonel Cuts
and guard Of eight In charge OF the prison
Their train, due hero At thirty-vo inmates past
lvc o'clock, delayed by tho breaking Of shaft IN
the encne swartz Mills. An ngine was chei
from here after the train, and brought them down.
large crowd assembled here at thS depot gzo upon the
faces the traitors but found the sleeping car locked
and could not get sight
From the Albany Argus, Mirch IL
The announcement that the rebel Generals ckner and
Ti.ghrnan, woid reach this city yesterday m ,rDng
for Fort Warren, caused three hun
dre persons 10 gather at the depot for tho purpose
satisfy ing th,i curiosity. They let Buffalo Thursday
night tho Cleveland express train but owing solne
detention tn, rails tho train obliged stop sove-
raj hours at hmste dam AMI connect with the Ut u ac-
commodaton, which reached hero at bafrast A. VI.
yesterday. The trail stopped ut Broadway crossing,
when Myo, licari 4. Cuts pacsd tho rebel Generals
so.hs, aud they were speedily conveyed u Congress
Hail. lie enabled the oIicor TO got his ps ners
into Congress lila 10 the crowd reached It, II was
MT long tLc.i arrival thego when d bcsiegcd
by h SO who desiroLs OF sesiag thom; bat the
Mayor. with Ios>e OF police cleared the Hall.
Uwlg TO tho deentiuns tue Western Ralroal, thoy
kot hcfo during tho day, aud III leave for Boston
carly Tins mori a. Al day tong more or less Of u crowl
glance at the lions: but ihoy appointed MaJp
the hal t. thei few rude fellows hsscd, aud
LIZ ali. k.aI