The New York herald., 1864-11-26
os,sAin George < Hing, One Hsnarss ana Thirteenth

SesAin George Hing, One Hunarsd ana Thirteenth
nlisss infantry.
1ssy sfs camp 20 .hs lsh nsG. IN broad dsyl,sb,.
ma 1sfSvsa % heard tbs sushsas 1sstsin On the
lstA Their adventures furnish the material fer
~ nssres.ns chapter, WHICH woulS b Cad
70 write, we're NOS for the intarssreass
u might possibly occasion with the escape OF others
Generally 4 win DO no harm 70 state that almost every.
xAsrs cur escaped prisoners have fond the negroes
their friends not only tn theory but practically, even At
ne peril Of their own hves Auopg al the escaped
prisoners have conversed With have scarcely heard
of an exception TO this And k.am that at this late
day can DO no harm to yentate the method adopted
BY these three officers for gaining their release On the
day Of TIER escape paroles had been granted 10 large
nsnssr Of officers y 90 out and gel wood. These cap
tans bad such parole they Considered themselves
entitled 10 fall Into the OF those who were gosg
ont with one they could do undiscovered. watch.
iss their opportunity, they joined the ranks
Of the wood gatberers, and 80 passed out.
Az soon ~ they had reached the exterior
Of the picket lines they sticks 10 altogether
dinsTeDt manner from that anticipated OF them They
relate thai matters we're fahcr mixed up IN the rebel
camp that day that only small exsrsion OF Yankee
ingenuity necessary TO croumyent them Discover.
ing how confused the guards were many officers who
had been psroed took paroles, and then marched
DISTRICT o0MMlNpAHTs
There has been almost comp plete change OF district
General Scammon formerly commanding here, has gone
TO Florida. and is succeeded by Brigader General
succeedcd General Potter in command Of the Northern
district. Daring tho time which elapsed between the
this district and the arrival Of General Potter Colonel
Brown, OF the One Hundred and Fifteenth New FORK,
was 10 command
We have had perfect flood Of rain for some days,
making kneedeep mud OF the knee deep sand, soaking
through the roofing cracke by the long season OF heat
tll more thorough wetting could be obtained ins.do
than outside Of buildings and Till the ss were
nigh. tn. WIND Hans apa.sd I''s sae
clouds ana SET people sniverng, mos much
Hilton Head Island Sc heavily wooaed, and job.
taking oonsrabaBds very Dumerous but still Is
really demons!rablo that coal At eighteen dollars ton "a
cheaper aue than be from the full forests
which within rife shot Of Crippled conrabands
with horses bitched by broken harnesses 10
days re 10 an office sovo for the moderate price OF one
dollar and half and then, II you can find ruptursd
dollar load and his board, and get It IN burning
order nearly fast enough to cook his dinner. So
js fortunate for the residents OF Hilton Head that, with
its climate they dispense with Hres great portion
Of the time
m,rRmAN
exciting the rebels along the coast beyond measure.
The papers contain hearhstone" appeals The COM
ostants including the legislature are preparing to leave
dent that oil along the coast the people having great
scare.
LATE RxBxl pArKas
forward large number OF rebel papers, received In
various ways. The latest dates TO the 10th, the
lines since that date they vii, be found fun OF extracts
from the HERALD, and comments thereon. In TACT they
often &c, insr southern news rom the HrsAp sno one
cated Press directly and tho authorities indirectly, be.
cause they arc reduced 10 dependence On o. NEW YoRk
HERALD for their homo news.
TNyRE EcHD TO BE HUNG.
military commission, OF which Colonel B. G. Tghl.
At Jacksonville Fla has Jackson O. Murray,
citizen Of Vousa county, Of murder.