The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-22

cAYrurn - - sYs. This
AIica, viyisn srd d 8 ~ ths first gong
from and the sect geing g MOBILE,
event up on the 7th "a Ihey were
both captured III 1enkee eteames
De Soto. A lsttef laea ley West, pub
llshcd in the New York lisrt1d, says:
vs. haze hirty.llve rebel prisoners now.
W.. CAPTURED tt1ent ID The Alice Vivian.
They we're bound ~ Tox4e via Havana. We
viii 20 to Key West ia j. day or TWO and de
liver them over TO the Provost Mayshzl The
prisoners were delivered Into the custody OF
them, who were nliene were discharged
The remainder were sent to the house oi
detention to await further orders from Wash
ington concerning them. This is by far the
best looking set Of men that have yet been
brought to this city from rebeldom. Among
them are Major IL. Boriand, OF the Conie.sc
rate States army, son Of tue late Senator
Bofiand, Of Arkansas. recently oil Generni
SlaugLaer's staff, of Mobile; Surgeon 1. T.
Pratt, Confederate States army, aud Carlo
Patti. of the Confederate States army, also oil
Gen. Slaughter's stan.
Patti is own brother OF Adelina Patti, and
made most anxious Inquiries after ms iainiis
whom he has not heard from for u long time.
Our reporter had an interview with inc prs
oners, and Patti stated to him that nc nae
been in eight different battles, inciudihg the
tirst Hull Ran FIGHT. and had served princi
palIy in the signal corps. Major Borland is
Il West Point graduate, and young gentle
man of culture and refinement. He said lit
tIe. hnt evidently felt his peculiar position
very keenly. Another Of the prisoners Is
Can't. George A. Pfeston, Confederate STATES
Army. of Gen Kirby Smiths stan: Preston
is a nephew of Kirby Smith, also OF the
I'D pn at
retarv of the Navy of the United States. He
was Guj,e communicative on mat ters not near
Is related 10 military subjects, but said little
regarding his capture or the cause III winch
he had been engaged. On tins latter POM
the general opinion among all the prisoners
seemed 10 be that they had been acting right,
although, rs things now appeared, III Il nope
less cause r. r. McDonOugh and III. For
est had been actors in the Mobile Varieties,
but beIi u,i,4or commissions in tbs ye6es army
to esyn,pf Mefn from consrriptio7a. NJ. b. Moses
was agent for the Southern Express Com
pany. and had also held a commission IN the
rebel army 10 exempt him from the DRAFT
The remainder were clerks III stores ana no
tells; one or two were merchants. ana lew
were seamen. A bag, containing letters ana
dis patches, was also delivered to Marshal
Murray and will be forwarded to Washing
ton. The nature of these papers has not
transnred, they being tightly seiled and att
dressed to the Secretary Of the Navy. Some
of the prisoners represent some of the ffst
families oithe South. Below is complete
list of their nam3s:
Mai II Borand, c 8 A: Serg't Carlo Patti,
G A; Surgeon T I Pratt, & A, tall OF
Gen1 Siaugliters Staff , Geo 4 Preston,
A. Gen K Smiths Staff T McDonough,
II Forrest, NJ RsMoses, S Fernandez, VIM Ia
ton, Richard Fafrel, Thomas Murray, Thos
Fiiicock, Augustus Sky, Capt $ W Abels,
Capt Geo Blakesley, First Mate J Scott,
Second Mate + A Gunby, James Humphrey,
Edward Brown, Henry Tapley, James Byrnes,
John Stewart, William rennellis, Daniel
Hill, John Brown, Geo Williams, Capt T.
Williams, Fred Bell James Smith, John AID
ans, Geo NJ Self, Adam Young, d J Parker,
john McMulln, Daniel May, John K Cruis,
'ILos b Adams, Jas + Bishop Alexander,
NEGRO servant,) Charles, taegro seiyaht,)
Richard Riley.