The New York herald., 1863-06-16
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Foreiga Consuls Driven ous OF the Rebel
nfedsrscy-Exchange or rPrisoners OF
Was. &c.


rived last evening, TT ock, with $50 exchanged prs
Of war, (a prvates), In charge OF Captain Mul-
ford who LETT with them for Annapolis 10 O'Clock last
evening.
The English and Austrian Consuis, George ore and
d. Vans arrived on the New York. having been ordered
Of the Confederate States by the rebel government
II has boon arranged between Colonel Ludow United
States for the Exchange OF Prisoners and
Robert Ould. rebel Commissioner, that surgeons
shall not be treated prisoners or war; no exchange
OF officers be present made. number Of Unnei
States officers held by the rebel authorities unde-
charges intended TO bring them the operations of
Cue act OF the rebel Congress, which consgns TO execu
Con all officers taken In command Of, or company with
armed negroes or mulattoes.
c lionel Ludlow will not by making any spe.
Gil exchanges OF officers acknow ledge the
III Of the rebel authorities TO discrim nate
aaag oar forces by OBTAINING and releasing Others
He MS rs tst all shall be released under the car,c and
wa have uush rebei officers IN possession TO
r ard reserve for retaliation Exchanges OF enlisted
FuiuRSs MoxRor, June IA. Iss3
fAc propeller John Rice, Capt. Garoin arrived this
fnrrnpcu from 40 ehoad tty yesterday morning. There
Is 10 naas from that department.
The 'Longsho. eme ms strike.
The ioagshoreneno this city, WHO now on strike
tor hgher wages state The increased sum that they
de7re y small comparison with the a. price Of the
markets, and wien II is generally known that owing 70
th weather and variety of casscs they seldom can OBJ
t'in 'nl weeks wages public should make some a..
for them TIL utterly disavow any intention TO
The merchants Of this city their terms bit ask
only fair compe saton Tor their labor They disclaim
ay o,cus and say that they are as well behaved
any body OF men In the city
rrs soLDiERs FROM oovrRsoR's ISLAND AND THE
cAHAwBA.
10 THE rDiroR HERALD.
togr wooD, Ngw YoRs HARsoa, June IL, 1888 -
respectfully beg call your attention TO state
made Jour Sunday paper relative 10 the soldiers
3 10 cd 10 load the government yessels Cabavba
udl Buck &c on saturday last
Hey wee rct deserters N the OF the Caha wba
btt sixty enlisted fneu temporary duty al nedps's
sil den considerable ext erence IN the fed bose
ptros bns oficn 81 od the test OF battle They feel
,1l have done th-m injustice In linking them with
~ ncrs from Governors Island, and while they re-
fellowship with the who desert their Hsc I'm
gnrc nmert whoss aim n aid and comfort for the men
vhn kht iis battles, and which duty thsy know tbev
" &c cngagcd when loading the rahawba
rue "DEsggrERs' A La 'LososHoREnES
TO Tns Knroa ov rHx HERALD
~ recitation OF suDdry statements by the reporters,
aua Justice to myself and many Others allow me 10
l8rlash your columns, that sixty one convaiescsuts
ordered from Bedioss lsIandlo work on board the
a. rfneut transports lying near The city Forty one
40 week before from the Fffy irst street
lo its board the Csha xba and dld dutv win
n eugrf cver them Twesty persons came from
to~ornnr's isiand. Whether they adesertersy or
seHarei (and fogrd little romance 10 ~ Tor our coungv
snd again on The warpath deem mpolite 10 be thus
~ -scd "a deserteEs b. the city prcss.
'HiroEs ISLAND, June Is, 1893 Sergeant O. CHASE