The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

Two wears away from civilization with nv
men has made me rather emphatic in all my
thoughts and words in regard to certair,
things. speak emphaticalIy, because en-
phatically feel all that my tongue finds to
say.
THE OFFICIAL REPUTATION OF Mr. con-
WAYS OVERTURE TO Mr.. MAsOS--AcTION
OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
AMERICAN ASTr-sLAvERy SOCIETY
The Anti-!Slaseyy Standard, published
in Boston, contains the official repudia-
ton of Mr.. Conways action in London,
in offering on the part Of the Yankee
Aboltionists to stop the war If the Con
fetleracy would abolish slavery. The
resolution of the Society reads:
Aud whereas, the public may infer from
this statement that Mr. Conway represents,
or is authorized TO speak for, the Abolition
lists of this country, we deem il our duty 10
declare that he has no authority from this 80
ciety, nor, as we believe, from any member
OF it, or any sympathizer with 1t, to make
any such offer, or indeed to enter into any
such conference with any one On national al
fairs, and that his visit TO England, "a far a.
We can learn, was entirely Of his Own notion,
and that he was neither sent By The .AbOli-
iionists nor in any sense their agent. And
while we have not the slightest doubt Of Mr.
Conway's jealous Intentions to serve thu.
cause Of impartial liberty at home and
abroad; while we esteem him for what he has
said and done so heroically and effectively in
behalf of the millions in bondage to his
own Outlawry from his native State--and be
lieye the sole object OF his correspondence
with Mr.. Mason was 10 unmask more clearly
to the people of Europe the slavehOlding de
signs Of the Confederate States as the only
ground and motive of their rebeiliOn-we,
nevertheless, utterly repudiate his action in
this particular rs iil-judged and unwarrant-
able; deeming our Government wholly in the
right in the struggle, and its successes the
best hope for all races and interests on the
continent, and regarding any other overture
TO the Confederate States, except immediate
and unconditional submission, to be equally
uncalled for and mischieyous.
In behalf of the Executive Committee Of
the American anti-slayery society.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON, hest.
Boston, July Is, 1868.
THE YICK1BURG acknowledgements AND
OFFICERS.
The Vicksburg correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribaae sends that paper list
of the Confederate general officers and
regiments, battalions, batteries, &c, with
the names Of commanders and number of
men who have been paroled. Transfers
and men detached for all kinds of duty
do not appear here, neither those in hos
pitals. One hundred and ninety-nine
staff officers, on duty with the different
Generals, were paroled, whose names do
not appear. 1t will be observed that
many regiments are commanded by Cap
tains, or subordinate officers. A large
number Of Colonels, Lieut.. Colonels and
Majors, have been killed or Wounded
Some have been detailed or staff duty,
and paroled as such. Some few were alb
sent The following is the list:
Lieut. Gen John & feinberton -
MAJOR Ge.serols--M /. Smith, c I. Steven
son, John ii Forney, John s Bowen.
Briqadier Generals rff6s Fl Taylor, Alfred
Cummings, NJ Barton, A Shoup, Louis
Hebert, w E Baldwin, S d Lee, J c Vaughn,
John V Harris, John c Moore.
CMoaf,s Coaaaandiag Bfgades-Thos 7
Dockery, A " Reynolds, + Nj CockrelL
Col Edward Higgins commanded fhe river
batteries.
Commands and Cosamanding Officers.
ood Louisiana, infantry, 8 Jones, captain.
33d Louisiana, John I Plattiner, colonel,
1913 men.
Sd Louisiana, David Picrson, major, 2S0
men,
3lst Louisiana, James W Draughon, col,
523 men.
eth Louisiana, Joseph T Hatch, captain,
595 men.
nth Louisiana, Robert Richardson, col,
33S3 II en-.
a5t Louisiana, Allen Thomas, colonel, 33339
men.
26th Louisiana, W { Crow, lient- colonel,
44 men.
I'd Texas, Ashbel Smith, colonel, 333 men.
cd Battery Waul's Texas Legion, james
Weigly, lieut. colonel, PA men.
Isl Battery Wauls Texas Legion, L Boil
ling, major, 2l9 men.
18th Arkansas, Squire Boon, colonel, l91
men.
18th Arkansas, } X Norwood, captain, l0l
men.
2lst Arkansas, A Tyler, captain, 81 men.
2Oth Arkansas, ID w Jones, colonel, G men.
Ist Missouri, a G Riley, colonel, 34i men.
I'd Missouri, T VI Carter, major, :'56 men.
Sd Missouri, X Mcdowell, major, 21S
men.
5th Missouri, MCGOWAN, colonel, 2'6 men.
Utn MISSOURI, . Noolti, hiaJoi, ~ hA|A.
9TH Mississippi Battery, NJ DOZief, capt.
36th Mississippi, W " Witherspoon, col,
800 men.
3,th Mississippi, 0 s Holland, colonel, 3D.,
men.
3sth Mississippi, Bobert c McCog, major,
240 men.
AID Mississippi, Richard Harrison, colonel,
53l men.
4Oth Mississippi, W h Colbert, colonel,
2295 men. 800
35th Mississippi, W s Barry, colonel, $50
men.
Sd Mississippi, T 4 Bnfsin, lient-colonef,
%. men. o
4th Mississippi. r Nelson, captain, 40
46ih Mississippi, c " Sears, colonel, 45o
men.
a.,h Alabama, j F Dowdeii, colonel, "a.
men.
;;!d Alabama, John " Ports, colonel, 449
men.
4Oth Alabama, John II iligley, colonel
A. nfen.
54th Alabama, detached, joel Avery,
lieutenant.
46th Alabama, G " Brewer, captain, 3ol
men.
10Th Alabama. l. W Peters, colonel. AZ
men.
3ist Alabama, T NJ Arlington, iient. colonel
33S men.
Both Alabama, c NJ Shelley, colonel, BIG
men.
2Sd Alabama, F X Beck, colonel, 2Gl men
4lst Georgia, " Curtis, colonel, aoa
men.
.3d Georgia, NJ NJ Granthan, colonel, a.a
men.
42d Georgia, r J. Henderson, colonel, 49,
men.
10th Georgia, Abela johnson, colonel, :.sii'
men.
5ad Georgia, John Moore, major, HI
men.