The New York herald., 1864-09-12

bach, II. B. Bates, n. 7. Bird, A. BiIlhar g. Brown s.
Bordett, s. g. Clarke, j. IA Crossman, J. c DIXON, J.
Bale, j. l. Krsnter r. B. Noble, 4. T. ! Persons ss 1. : G.
Robertson, 6. H. Russell, W v Rutledge, n. Sacae.,
wisr, B. A. White G. A. Wilson, j. NJ Wisbard, NJ &.
Young Q. J. Walton, J; mccurdy, all released surgeons
q truee; Judge M Latta, or Indiana; Captain Russell
United States Navy; A. 7. Bashord, United States Navy,
BenJamin, Charles Eckhardt Edwin Curr,er Captain j.
g McWilliams M c. Leonard Mr.. and lirs Fsher. Mrs
csne ana child Mrs W. AcNelly and cnsid and seven
Purses Duield win please accept thanks savors
received ua is
INF. Oscar 9. snwyer's Despatch.
faaeta- HnroN HKAp s. O., Sept. s, 1904
N pursuance OF understanding arrived al between
ne Commissioners of Exchange the Of the enemy
sad our side, the steamer Wyoming, Optan Jones left
here On Friday night last, to bear Lieutenant Colonel
Bsewart l. Woodford Of Major General Fosters atan
Acting Commissioner Of Exchange to Charleston where
hs was to meet Major Lay, Of General Jones staff
receive humber Of non-combatanss, surgeons chap
Mime, hospital Stewards &C. to released by the
authorities without equivalents, and declared duly ex.
changed. tlsfuN
The wyoming crossed the bar at SUNRISE ard "tied
up" to the steamer Crescent. which had board she
rebel officers who 70 be placed under nre at Cum.
1ings Point Morris island. Al eight O'Clock Colonel
board S flagship Hsryesi Aoon and stated the oeec, Of
Wo:Si0Ia 70 gspsr.k commanding f6fcsss
en Norris Island, % suspend FIRE wbiie the fsg
Admiral pahlgreu .IsnaIled the Monitor pie.s. Oh
ycrt MOultre faise the white flag, as signal OF
passion Of hosties and nring around the oarbor on
A. Ten o'cioeS' ,e wyoming steamed up 70 the desir
mated point Of meeng between Forts hourle sud Sum
ssT and reached It before the arrival Of the rebel
Asr machinery. She appeared IN sight, however,
cd the Wyoming anchored 70 await her arrival. On
ycaching the appointed point she ran along sde The
Wyoming and was lashed TO her.
hfer somewhat lengthy interview between Major
hAy and Colonel Woodford on important points uvosvcd
the cr;ei, every thing settled, and about thirty
Surgeons chapans and hospital stewards were
and were received on board the Wyoming.
Several women were also received, 20 be carried
through lines Quitc number Of officers OF the
second e 10 procure an exchange could not eject hat
sejecs ana compelled 70 return 70 prson again W
,xaa inc action OF me governmen Among toem were
n&ndng tho United states steamer Water witch, can
ssred m this squadron, lseutenant MaynndSr, United
6ates artillery, and Lieutenant Eagsn Of the same
Of the service; Lieutenant Kitchener, Eighty Pennsyi
var and others. Their exchange could not De ere.iei
yAey appeared 20 be in good health bot somewhat de-
essed spirits Al the failure 70 CT released from their
Aasaareeable position. They, with tho eleven bandred
ether officers In Charleston, are anxousy awaiting such
action the part the authorities al WashngtOE
vii result In their release from PRISON
Among tue officers IN Charleston are LeueDant Coionei
Gny nam the Fifty second Pennsylvania and lsgi.
s. Elder Of tho First United Estates artillery. Ihsy
good spirits. but like all the others there. are IN
need Of cloth ng and money hope TO be ace 60 ssrs
ny this mail parsa hist Of officers who are incaT Grated
n the military prisons OF Charleston.
pryvatcs OF tho Fifty SIKH New York volunteers
who captured picket dusy at Port Royal ferry
few days siuse we're released by
Jones who could not approve OF The manner oi their
captive and therefore would regard them prson
Srs of war Trey were induced 10 cross tina ferry
aned bsiog rebel refugee who catied 70 them
for succor. On reaching tue enemv's s'de 1hey we're
Instantly seized and made prisoners OF war and gen, TO
Charleston. IRON whence thoy Immediately seut
htc nes again by General Jones when he asoorisu
eN the particulars OF the aiar !, was very tar aed
Aur.x ktrx tho tl.n
As soon as be exchange had been efeclea the rebel.
steamer and steamed tor Charleston, whe tue
Az hour amer the white days were hauled down
Noulrie and Johnson and OF eur batteries. who
hsd ihrongcd tho parapets q the works while the
Ncses SUSPENDED, began 10 take 70 cover sgsN,
nd before sundown sbs opposing guns were ~ 'n play,
and all was war sgan.
coming and more pitiabie aud sad The mortality
aAere Is fearful 20 coptehps}e. A hundred or mere
Ssu sssSi.sd on ~ part ts now he
Cd and young boys who guard the prisoners are-
ss %sASa S @ r. ss & sss s
pyaoners should be treated iu like manner as we only
more rapidly ,ban battles Ths rebels snoad be ,se u
from their comforiabe qusrisrs in Northern watering
Ea .1 yenasGp and ksys ss., % aur and SoS, pSs s
hws are fed-on little or n9ihnE .ssp.t IL. :.
yhe following is list of lhe officers tud privAtes De-
,pseiSi Scnsis neral rebel amy, A 70 Isacnsas Colonel
Eewert L. woodtord q General foscra stat, sopieul-
ter 9, 1se} ~theut oruiva'ent, and declared a. s~
ahanqeh--
eurscon T. n Esihache, 1Aih Illinois cavalry
Assistant surgecn H. Bases, lst Massaobusc@ ssvsry
Assistant Surgeon A. BillhArt, 3Ith ONO an,ry
Hospital steward II. T Bird, sth ONO cavalry.
earrson u. Brown, Is. Kentucky cavalry
Hurgoon 9. 4. Burdctt, 4th Kentucky in!kntry.
Chaplain 8. u. Clarke, 10Th Ohio cavalry.
ss0 sSrssso H eSiG ,ss s ,s'
Astistani Surgeon 7. Eincy, I'd Ke~tucky cavs,ry
Assistant Surgeon u Garrison, sth Indiana cavalry.
Assisan. surgeon g. H. Gray, 9Th indiana cavalry
assistant surgeon r. H. Hale, &th Tennessee cavalry.
Isnapian o. humphreys, I'D Massachusetts cavmry.
Aesssant Surgeon J. krauter, I'd New Jersey osygry
Assissaul Surgeon II. u Noble, "a 0nio cavalry.
Surgeon H. r. Piersons, lat Wscsn snsp cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon W. H. Persons, United States Navy.
Asestant Surgeon @. Robertson sth hchIaa cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon g. H. Russell, bth Indiana cavalry
Assstent Surgeon W. v. Ruticdgc, I'd Indiana cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon l. M Sacxett pad Indiana Infantry
Assistant Surgeon IT. Scheh, 9Th Indiana cavalry.
Hurgeop Y. II. Sicb1or. 10Th United ttales cavalry
Surgeon J. " Lssgaft, 4th indnna cavalry.
sistant Surgeon s. u. Tobey, eth Michigan csuaxx
Assistant Surgeon J. Walton, l03d Pepnsyivauia MI
eorgeon l. ~ waterman dih Indiana cavnlry.
Earueou A. NJ Weir, 6th Indiana cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon A. white, 1st west Virginia cavslry,
Asalstarf Surgeon A. wilson I4th Illinois csvaisy.
Pnrseou =. M wishard, bth Indiana cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon NJ N. Young, Am Kentucky mtd in
Asstaut suraeon q D. walton, 2lss Kentucky infantry
Aetant surgeon j. McOurdy, United states Volunteers
q Barnes, Co. g., beth Now York Volunteers
Harmon, Go. a., both New York Volunteers.
Most OF the above were captured IN The Stoosmnn
raid CDe two are from the Army OF the Potomac
hut thu balance are from shormsn's department