Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
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RELIEF Sent to Union Prisoners
BY Flag of Truce.
News From Hsrih CaroIiha z and
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MAJOR GEN. BUTLER'S STAFF,

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 13.-The steamer
Alma, ladened with salt and liquors, recently
captured by the United States gunboat Seneca,
while running into Doboy sound, Florida, from
Nassau, arrived here yestetday In charge OF q
prize crew, In command of 1T. B. W, Loripg
The steamer Convoy left this morning for
City Point, with cargo OF provisions for our
prisoners In and about Richmond.
The steamer New York arrived last evening
from City Point, In charge of Flag of.trucc
Officer Muford.
j: W. Moniort, agent for prisoners of war In
Richmond belonging to Indiana, has received
5OO,additonal suits of clothing, and Is requested
by Gov. Morton to press the matter strongly
to obtain permission to send provlsions for In
diana soldiers now imprisoned there, as the
State will furnish them. WIN. FTy slP
The propeller Dudley Buck arrived to-day
from Newbern, N. c., with the mails, but
brings no news.
The Richmond ErUniaer OF Nov, 10 saws:
ARLINGTON, Nov. 9.-Eight hundred and
fifty prisoners captured near Morristown, Ten.
ncssee, Saturday, passed here this morning, en-
route for Richmond. They belong to the Sec.
ond Tennessee and Seventh Ohio. y
Thos. White, proprietor Of the Arlington
Hotel, was shot and moFtally wounded In a
dific'ilty with Col. Clarence Prcntiss, last
night"
MiLLEDoEvILLE, Nov. 7.-Joseph Z. Brown,
Governor elect of the State of Georgia, was in.
augurated to-day.
A Confederate steamer was captured to-day
by the blockaders or Wilmington, N. q.
Major General Butler, with part of his staff
ana lhe transportation master, Mr.. Ainsworth,
LETT for Sewell's Point this afternoon. ON the
steamer s. .. Pierce, Capt. Bradford.
HEADQUARTERS DErARTMrsrl
l. OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA, !
r.. FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. II.
General Oydcys, No. 90. u u Z & .. ,
!. by direction of the President Mai. Gen.
b. +. Butler, U. 8. Vols hereby assumes COM
mand Of the Eighteenth Army Corps, Depart.
ment of Eastern Virginia and North Carolina.
ii. Each commander OF division, separate
brigade, post district, or detached command,
and each Chief Of staff department win forth.
with report to these headquarters the exact
condition of his command, and the supplies of
his department, /, respe, lively, accompanied with
such remarks in relation thereto as he may
see tt. Each report shall have minuted there,
on the date Of the reception Of this order and
the date of transmits sion of such report.
The Utmost minuteness and particularly are
required In these reports, a 49,
III. The following named officers are an
nounced as upon the staff of the Commanding
General:
Col. J. Wilson shafer, Aid.dc.Camp, Chief
of Staff.
Lieut.. Col. J. Mclean Taylor, Chief Com
,Inissary.
Lieut.. Col. Geo. A. Kensc!, Inspector Gene
raj.
7 Major r. S. Davis, Assistant AdjutanL Gen
eral.
Lieut.. Col. J. Burnham Kinsmad, Aid.dc-
Camp.
Maj Jas. u. Bell, Aid-de-Camp.
Maj. Peter Hagerty, Aid-dc-Camp.
Capt. Alfred +. Putier, Abide Camp.
Capt. Haswen G. Clarke, Abide Camp q Il
First Lieut.. Frederick Maslin, volunteer Aid
de.Camp.
lN: All order Issued IN this Depsst n,ent will
remain In force until otherwise ordered.
By command Of Msj. Gen. Butler.st'f .r,g n
X. 8. DAVIS,
Major and Assistant Adj jutant General.
oh'cial-A. F. PurrER, Aid.de.C Camp.