New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11

putrick's Roid-Intention 10 Blow Up
the Prisons il Our Force Got Inside
the City - Furious Conduct Of the
Daugkter Of the Rebel Secretary Of
War-List Of the Released Officers.
From Our Special Correspondent.
ANNAPOLIS, March o. 1864.
The steamer New-York, which left City Point
at II o'clock yesterday morning arrived here this after
noon bringing about six hundred enlisted men and
forty eight commissioned officers who left Richmond on
Monday afternoon Annexed viii be found list Of the
names Of the officers who. it will be are from all
parts Of the North. large portion OF the men are
| from the 9Th Maryland Regiment whose nag was
proudly borne alo by the CoorSergeant as he stepped
upon the wharf He had kept 1t carefully secreted upon
bis person during the entire period Of his imprison'
ment and had the satisfaction OF unfolding It 70
the breezes Of his native State.
Most of the officers in good health, they having
had tho benefit Of the food and clothing which have been
90 abundantly forwarded from the North of late The
men, az body. looked pale and thin and about 100 OF
them need medical treatment. They receive btto that
them and have suffered fearfuly from cold and
hunger Until quito recently the ratons issued To- them
each day have consisted Of onehird Of loaf Of corn
bread OF about the sze OF brick and table spoonful
OF rice. This improved about fortnight ago by
the addition Of another piece OF corn bread day oil inc
| same size. 80 q,
AT the time Kilpatrcks force in the neighborhood
Of Richmond the city was the scene OF the most intense
excitement People were Hooking IN rom the country
rapidly hther and thither the alarm bells were sending
ont their ominous and everybody was Under arms
The officers are Of the opinion mat but or ane
captured the city. They doubt, however whether he
would have rescued the prisoners, as well authenticated
information had reached them OF determination on
the part OF the Rebel authorities and arrangements to
that effect blow up the prisons in case the Union
forces got into the city One Of the hospital attendants
suspected of giving the sbove information placed
in dun geon with ball and chain attached o bis leg
On Friday last daughter of Mr.. Seldom the Rebel
Secretary Of War; visited the prison hospital ami asked
20 have Lieut. Harris OF the 5th Michigan Cavalry who
was wounded and taken prisoner, after passing the
line Of forthcatons pointed out TO her. approach
ing the where he was lying severely wounded IN
e1cruciatiug pain and furousy shaking her fist in his
face demanded 10 know II he was the man who entered
her fathers house kicked bust OF her sister about the
floor and made Of insulting language to the occu.
pants She added that she believed he was the guilty
party and all she required was little more proof Ia
have him gibbetcd before night. His reply rs ! heard
it from who present, was noble and dignifed
and worthy Of an officer In the United States army.
The prisoners are parole and were obliged to take
oath not TO tase up arms again against the Rrbes
until ID y had been exchanged under the cartel OF lso2
The following ia a list Of the officers:
II. lie Favour Colonel ord Michigan
r. A. Bartleson Colonel OF the Tooth Illinois Infantry.
| C. II. Carleton Colonel VI the s9th Ohio Infantry.
Ieber lie Favour. Colonel OF the 22d Michigan.
A. Van Schroeder. Lieutenant Colonel A. q G l4th
j. W sanderson. Lieutenant Colonel. Chief c. s.. lst
T. +. Cawadn. Lieutenant Colonel lith Pennsylvania
| Infantry.
s. tovacs. Major sith New. York Infantry.
| w. ID. Morton, Major l4th New York Cavalry.
| j. Gushing Edwards sd Massachusetts, Infantry.
w. b. Neeper. Major 57th Pennsylvania Infantry.
| Harry A. White Major 18th Psnnsylvsnis Cavalry
WIN. L. Hubbel Captain of the 18th Connecticut In
oip s;is 4H- YSy as 55 M :As Dr.on Cav
!. K. Wentworth, Captain Of the 10th Maine Infantry.
| Thomas Reed, Captain LIST Virginia Infantry.
J. II. Whelan, Captain and A q N. lst Division, 9Th
| Corps. Army Of the Potomac.
JIG Meagher, Captain 10th Ohio Infantry
| John Is. McRoberts. Captain % Ohio Infantry.
James A: johnson. Captain Nth Kentucky Cavalry.
Horace Noble. Captain sch Maryland Infantry.
X. Charter. Captain l57th New.York.
G.. G. Cornell Captain 9th New.York
| John Mcmahon. Captain 9th EewYork.
T.. NJ Koch. Captain 3th Maryland Infantry.
Weston Rowand Captain LIST Virginia Cavalry.
NJ. Cockrum. Captain 42d Indiana Infantry.
p o. Jones first lieutenant and adjutant I'd New.
Edward X. Noble, first lieutenant. 2lst Kentucky
Infantry.
+. Paalding, Grst Lieutenant. 9th United States Cav
ieatman Bickham first lieutenant 10th United States
Infantry
Martin Mahan first lieutenant 10th United States
j. 4. Ryan. frs. lieutenant e9th Pennsylvania In
faptry
j. s. Holmes, first lieutenant. 9th Ohio Infantry.
Ia yer, nfsl ntutehhnt oth n.i I.nio i"ihhul'
L. j. Gorgss, first lieutenant, 9th Pennsylvania In
fantfy.
fan,fy.
5oseph A. Green, second Lieutenant, 18th Penn'yiva'
mia Cavalry.
John EAgan, second lieutenant, Goth Pennsylvania
John DAILY second lieutenant, lOath New.York In.
fantry.
Israel Ludlow second lieutenant 5th United States
Artillery. 49,, ~,
nia Cavalry.
j. L. Wood, r.. second lieutenant 9th Maryland In.
antry.
j. b. Connolly, second lieutenant cd New'York
Infantry. 49,,
ID N. v. stenver. second lieutenant, 10th Misscan
Infantry. ~
X e. Kusggs first Lieutenant aud aid-de-camp
Henry S PlAtt. first lieutenant, nth Michigan In
faItry