The New York herald., 1864-03-25
Arrival or Released Union Prisoners o.
Annapolis.

Annapolis.
BALTIMORE, March "a, 1854.
the flag or truce steamer New York arrived at Annapo
lis to-day, with released Union prisoners.
The schooner Aabama from Philadelphia, was sunk
night before last inside Of Cape Henry during the gale
The drowned, and the captain and crew, after
remaining in the rigging all night, taken Of in the
morning by the steamer s. q. Pierce
The steamer New York, Captain Chisholm. arrived
yesterday afternoon at Fortress Monroe from City Point
with sixty three officers and nine hundred and twenty
soldiers, Union prisoners Of war, in charge OF Major
Milford Five hundred OF the number were sick. Tho
following is list Of the names of the oflcers'-
Colonel S. P. De Cesnola, 4tn New York cavalry.
Colonel W. G. Ely, 18th Connecticut Volunteers.
Colonel r. M. McClain 57th Ohio.
Colonel A. o. lawson, Sd OHIO.
Lieutenant Colonel j. Williams 25th OHIO.
Lieutenant Colonel William Price, 139th Pennsylvania.
Lieutenant Colonel A. r. Henry, 18th Kentucky cavalry
Lieut.. Colonel 9. Won Helmch, 4th Missouri.
Lieut.. Colonel f. 8. Pier, 77th Pennsylvania.
MAJOR G. vananda, Sd Ohio
Major s. Marsh, 9th Maryland.
Major A. Phillips, nth Pennsylvania.
Major s. Merwin Cd New York cavalry.
Captain J. p. Cummins, 9th Maryland.
Captain W. E. Conway, 9th Maryland.
Captain W. A Noel 5th Maryland.
Captain J. d. Harold, 9th Maryland.
Captain NJ. Callahan, 9th Maryland.
CAPTAIN Il. X. Joselyn, 11th Massachusetts.
Captain Jpo. Tweed, 116ih Pennsylvania.
Captain John Kelly, 73d Pennsylvania
Captain Daniel Kennedy, 73d PepnsylvAa.
Captain c. A. Mass. s8th Pennsylvania.
Captain thomas Cummins, 10th United States infantry
CAPTAIN Il. H. Place 18Th New York.
Captain r. Dillingham;, 10th Vermont
Captain w. i. Armstrong, T4tn ohio.
Captain Il. Il. LouDsburg, 10th New YORK cavalry
Captain j. w. Chamberlain, 123d Ohio.
Captain G. W. Warmer, 18th Connecticut.
Captain w. K Boltz. 18th Pennsylvania.
Captain s. H. Urquhart, A. A. g. OF Third division.
Lieut.. X. II. Pond, 18th United States infantry
Lieut. f. p. Brooks 9th Wisconsin.
Lieut.. H. b. Parker lat Rhode Island cavalry.
Lieut.. II. c. Smith, I'd Delaware.
Lieut.. D. A. Bannes, seth Ohio.
Lieut.. - Tiffany, 18th Connecticut.
Lieut. J. @. Bdwell, S0h Ohio
Lieut. III. A. Cheever, nth Massachusetts,.
Lieut. J. p. Rockwell, 18th Connecticut
Lieut.. J. w. McConras 5th Maryland.
Lieut.. W. g. Burnel 9th Mary land.
Lieut.. J. w. Rothrock, 9Th Maryland.
Lieut.. J. w. WORTH 5th Maryland.
Lieut.. G. L. Salirs, 9th Maryland.
Lieut.. W. y. Wheeler, 9Th Maryland.
Lieut.. q. W. Moore, 9th Maryland.
Lieut.. W. Mederth, 9th Maryland.
Lieut.. Jno. Turner, 9th Maryland.
Lieut.. q. L. Garrett, 4th Maryland cavalry.
Lieut.. T. III. Cook, 5th Maryland
Lieut. 8. H. Fftsontbck, 18th Peunsylyanis.
Lieut. J. r. Carter, 9th Maryland
Lieut. ii. Z. Jordan, 9th Maryland.
Lieut. A. s. Cooper, 9th Maryland
Lieut. j. Renuck, 11th Massachusetts,.
Lieut.. II. b. Kelley, 9th Kentucky cavalry.
Four hundred OF the prisoners sick. Three died on
the way. Tho condition Of some Ia beyond description.
Though the funds Of tho Christian Commission are low
large shipment Of necessaries from hero 70 day