The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08

Later from the North,
Lis. Of oasesrs Vi Rebel Regiments and Companies
1t Camp DouGlAs.

Tho FIRST mort ION of the Fort ltuuctspH .
or,s,.,e,. arrived in this civ Yesterday
manning hv tho Ininols Central railroad I
IT, IL, Cir ia, before midnight on 4
V.d,.sa,v il, t,v, trains one of twelve .
ana tho tho Of thirteen passenger
c1,..ho. ,,l,e e,n,,l 81 companics A. I
n .ud Z e ,h,. Finy SECOND Illinois
-. h.., -, Lc,re, unl.r com
"',nJ - d., Mad a rrbaua the
,,r, ,,,,,s Ger, ropnled together. and
It, I'm. ,.ppor,rv detention. pro
,..l,t t,,y,s,d rLicago arriving here
i,,,,,,n l,ro,. and fopr O'clock ycsler.
-. m. -, was halted
-, -. II .,rl,s and the prisoners
-. t,. l',,iI, et, ia Tia, lsr.
II. .....,.,,.,,,i... ,,5.,y, t,nH.,d.
ia t.y A., E,,,. a p,ii,,. under cou..
- y, .','.,.,. "a. and B.l.ruger.
''.,5", a.. ILLS An buur or more
,,,. ,-',.yn,J i, getting the prisoners
a -, a,.J s,i.u Tins was com.
,r.,.I Ill.,. vb.l, lime af prisanefs-
nine hundred aud fifty Ia all-were
marched quietly 10 the e'ihP. "''''
cold wind was blowing s''"",'S "'"
tie prairie, gathering H'ah ''"n"'' a.
II ncared tbe late, ana ohi'','s ,"'
Suuthcru cartive~ as they newer irlt he.
fore. They were lodged 10 the southern
square 81 barracks, formerly occupied
hy Col Brackets cavalry The 'aSa'
,uu of these aud the oih'r barracks ~
me loice 'n't nav .'',, 81 ,'l '. ..,,..1
b"'d Tot Tue t7' WV, VIZ n. ''' =, .a
the removal Of all the stoves. II war
not until Wednesday AFTERNOON mat 'h'
work # replacing these stoves was com
mcnced, So that some OF the harracks'
at the time OF the arrival 81 the PRISON
crs, necessarily renamed uupr"Vd'u'
The hunks, however, were lcit mt
ed. aud. as - large amount "' 't'Sn nay
was near ~ hand, the quarters were
mad. tolerahly c"mi'I'anie Al a 'a''1
h1ur IN the forenoon an the stoves mao
been put ny, fires kindlrd' ana th' p'H
onrrs Of wM gathered around tue wal "a
fire. which to them never o"''re s'eh'o
so great comfort
arsn OF CITIZENS.
E,rly IN ria. Morning ar so soon a.
,hc n.,y. If their arrival had been cir
cnhtcd IN the city. largo crowds ot cit
izrnS visited the camp aud lmp"r'nuto
the guards to allow them to pass. ne
cammandnnl ct the post, Vol Afh' 'S'
bad taken the very wise p,rcAntan E"
in~tructlns the senlncs MT to '''""
person to enter the camp except %"
pas, signcd by the cammnndant a"'
Pest Adlui,nt The curious however
continued +" arrive ~ tue su'eL' a'S
private v"hicieT, express "'b ms "h 'o''
, 10y rail. aud hn hnrschtch, All tnaHiht
pell med to SEE % lhonsahA Ut so I'''H'''
crS ct wal. Ia" above proper ~ i"iEc
meut baked them ~ tee very cn'inlh'
tipn ~ their desires, aud they learned
, perhaps for tine FIRST tme 10 their 'lNe7
that military 'nlc ia one th'ng ana pr
d yftc d. sire qnilc another th'ms'ly
however viii never be- put down 'n'
the crowd, gathering around the gaze
were Obliged to content themselves viii
: .icWrs, lf,tn ihc distance ia, vn,i.,
ana gtotesqur costumes of the captive
presented a most novel sight, IN ap
Pfoaching Tue prisoners they locke,
very muca llke vast throns Of gypsics
nav lhg blankets OF all cnlors, few O
tucm fantastic poheAos made OF fragment,
81 ch'petihg ahd bed quits, sent to then
AZ winter clothing by rebel istiiiIies u
Stc'HSia. Their garments are Of every
possible pattern aud description. \,
wv" ARE an Ne ana taken ~ a whole
'"eS wear ,''e "'si honn'Scr'p' apparel
Ia.