The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-14
From the Columbus (Ohio) Journal.
REBEL PRISONERS, OFFICERS.
~ CAMP CnasE, january 2s.

FROM the Columbus lOhio) journal.
REBEL PRISONERS, OFFICERS.
tx0a rCn CAMP CnasE, january 2s.
EDIroR JoURAL have inclosed, for the
benefit Of the public, list of al' officers be-
longing to the Rebel army now in confinement
at this place. The cartel of exchange, mutu
ally agreed upon by our Government and the
so called Southern Confederacy, having been
violated by Jef Davis in imprisoning Federal
officers who were captured by the Rebel army,
accounts for their Imprisonment here. Quite
a number of them were captured at the Perry
vile fight in Kentucky, and the Murfreesboro
fight in Tennessee.
V Z Prison Clerke.
Adler, A Il, Col Wises staff
Anderson, Amos Cd 1t 1st Tenn Cavalry
Burnam, J H, Capt Buclners Kentucky
Black, M w, I'd Lt 18th Tennessee
Brown, B G, lst 1t Let Confederate Cavalry
| Boyd, B, I'd 1t gth Tennessee 3.
lCookman, P B, Capt Jenkins Va. Cavalry
Cash, Jas A, Capt 2Bth Tennessee
Clarke, VIM, Capt 18th tennessee
Cage, Jas E, Capt Rosa Tennessee Cavalry >
Carruthers, Wm, I'd IL I'd Ga s.,...
Connor, Thos B, Isl 1t 45th Miss
Childress, Jas A, I'd Lr37th Miss
Cummings, Denny, I'd 1t 10th Tenn o9
| lDrysdale, Albert, Capt 3D. Fla ra t,.,..,...
Disinang, John q, 81 1t 4th Tenn Cavalry
Davis, Jas G, Maj 18th Tenn
Dickey II. P, I'd 1t LIST Tenn Cavalry q
Doyle, Edward, LIST 1t 10th Tenn sa a
Erwin, Benz A, Capt lst Tenn Nsf.-
Eddings, I, Capt Alst Ala
Ethereidge, q S. 1st 1t 32d Ala
EARLE. Jas p, Capt 2d Ark ,9a3Jaa1l @N.H
Franklin, Jesse O,i2d.Lt 44th Tenn 81
Franklin, Jas j. Mai Both Ark rrg
lGill, John Y, I'd 1t 44th Tenn
ll4ollis, WV, Capt 10th KY
Haley. John G. I'd 1t Douglas Tenn Cavalry
Haynes, Il r, lst 1t Blythes Miss
Henry, Marcus S, I'd 1t Benefits Tenn Cav
! Hickman, 7 s I'd 1t 33d Tenn
Jordan,M G I'd 1T Ark Rifles
johnson, WE Capt I'd Ark Rifles
Jones, John n VI 26th Ala
Kiusey, H M lst Ltl7th Tenn
Knsey, Thos Capt LIST Ga Cavalry
Light. ] w Sd 1t 18th Va Cavalry
LELAND, John D. lst 1t 4lst Ala 'h sah
Iiddle, ChAs. ID I'd Lit 45th Miss ,i. .s
ILavaudar, T M 1T Col 10th Tenn.
Laudernac, i NJ I'd Lit 4th Ky
McGee, Jas S r. M l4th Va Cavalry
Michael,J u Nj I'd 7th Va Cavalry
Mowbry, M p I'd 1t l7th Tenn
! Marchant. Peter I'd 1t 47th lenA .orr
Morgan, Sidney. A lst 1t 26th Tenn
i McNamee John I'd 1t II Tenn
\ M cShaw, VIM s I'd 1t 45th Miss .
4 llNcGee, Smith G Capt 9Th KY Cavalry 9.
Moore, Virgil p I'd 1t GTigby's Ky Cavalry
May, Jno Smith 3D. LIT Grigbys Ky Cavalry
Moore. Wesley r I'd 1t 5th Tenn
'l0'Neai, Geo w Capt l7th Tenn a'.'fa'N2-
lot, VIA Capt 23dTeun1 ~. p pfs
Preston, Robt l. I'd 1T Braggs escort ssua.
oIRichey, Ed F Isl III 3OhiArk ,as.
lIauders, IF I'd TT Rebel Army
ISargeant, BF Captll4 Va
lsmith. WmM Capt LIST Tenn Cavalry
, Saint, Geo w I'd 1t B2d Ala
ISeaweu, Jos ] Ltlst 1t Ala Dangers
D ITrabue, C w Sd 1t Gaud's Texas Cavalry
Wihsborough, X II 1t 10th Va
Woods, " Mist 1t Clarkes' Kyfia
/ lWootering, nc Mai slst Va 49,
Il Walker, Sidney I'd Ut 10th Texas
5 Woolf, A P I'd 1t 45th Miss
lWillams, VIM I'd 1t I'd Ark
West. John [. I'd 1t LIST Fla .l 1Faa
Whiting, John A lat 1t LIST Ala Cavalry ai.
! Wilson, Lafayette Sd 1T Gath Tenn
Wood, Robert Capt 4lst Ga
Wilson. J r I'd 1t btli Tenn "e'
Wright, D b LtLtCol S7th Migsanaa 9af "a
Young, Jas NJ Let 1t lst Confederate Cavalry
From the Cincinnati Enquirer. u1sgagL garA
gourtecH Months IN the Bastllsss OF Amefica
y soeh is ths tile Of bulky pamphlet which lies be-
fore u.s. tsnuthor IL Mr.. ". X. Howard OF Balti,
more late editor OF the Baltimore Exchange II IL
n verv valuable contribution 70 the annals OF these
times and win be referred 70 10 the future an I'M
terestna memorial Of tho Reign OF Terror ~ the
limited States In 1861 and 1862. It's suggestive te
ond have asOnished our ancestors of T76 and 1850,
who 10 soon expected 70 see The iegdal system come
to MA in tbis land al the Inauguration OF Basles 10
lpunisb mon for their opinions and sentlncnta they
lsaV the ponderoua key Of the Bastio Of France In
Paris sent 70 Washington by Lafayette, because he
believed thatip thslanl tyants and despots would
never he able e regain H. and that II would bo con-
sidered as rellot simply Of an extinct despotsm. II
NAV now be tallen nom the tomb Of Washington u
Mount Vernon for WHO cares about looking at a
,lthat hhsbccoie cbmnion Ia oil parts Of The United
states. Strange 70 gay, the principal leader 10 the
movement which destroyed the French Bastio, and
who sent the key 10 Washington has been iusnlted In
lhis memory BY having q meaner Bastilo caedby hls
lnamo-the patriotic Lafayette. Not one stoKB vas
LETT dpon another 70 tell Of the enormtes OF the
lFrench BAso, nnd we hope 70 1.-Two " zee the day
wben an lndgnant people will level the American
ones 70 the earth, and build monuments 20 liberty
i upon the sp0ts which mark their fuinsl r
The writer Of this book under review y tho grand.
aon 81 Francis s. Key tbe author OF the beautiulahd
patrotc ode 10 0nr netiQnal flag called "Ttho STAR
apanQied Bauncln torig~seven years, exactly 20 al
day, after The latter wrote IL n admiration Of the
pnnolDlea that that fng WAS tine ruDie ui he grand.
enid was leeay seized and kidnapped, and carried
10 the sprno Fort cHcnry, tho observation, Of which
inspired M. Key 10 bis immortal lines. Those who
olm 10 be the peealiar friends os the nagwho pre-.
ieBd to De Yrspped al over In, The hlAryplnglee
Bahuer, were guilty of this Outrage upoF bis deacen.
dsut, not orly n blood, but ~ paiflOilAmi What
ne lcriag fOr history, IgIt.
Tho p0riy pledged 70 afree press IN rs party plaH
form made II rs hut husncs Rtcr l,s assumption 81
power to destroy s iiheriy. Aoro then forty papog
Il deslrep,d BY lllegsl, mob aod goyerumout VIC
lonco, end tlei ioat u pot u1dof French and Aus.
trian consarrbip The fconas Of free speech out OIL
power made ff6e apoecl cglmc wheo d power 70 be-
lpnulshed bv Incarceration IN dongeon. II ihfowsl
Ia honaands OF vcima oto he hlthy prlaoha ior the
some ioaeon thpt eit hcethen R0nsap hmper0rS cast
tho Chrtians iuto the dena OF Wild beasts and into
de- egouring aamos bccausqit disagreed with their own
opinion In mailcs llg heart was black and as foil
oil hate 10 aY0ry ~ Giagontnd nom ia views aa
waR tia Roman Emnorors. and N itg power bad been