The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09
The Union Prisoners.
ogNERAL HoKE's PRISONERS.

IRON the Raleigh state Journal April 30.l
ia consequence OF necessary delay tho route
the YANKEE prisoners captured plymouth by General
Hoke did not reach here Monday, expected. Yes
terday evening however the first insta%ent Of them
ot pass through 10 day. to the number OF about two
Thousand eight hundred and forty. The Yankees which
passed through yesterday impudent set OF VOL
dressed vagabonds full OF nsolence and i'm fertinence
Two cars were loaded with officers OF various grades and
belonged 70 the commands as following and in the
1ers annexed. They charge Of Captain Nichols,
Seventeenth South Carolina infantry, Evans brigade
second MASSACHUSETTS, artillery, eight: Third Peunsyl
~anA artillery, one: One Hundred and FIRST Pennsyva
suS d
4evsaseeo Eighty h New York Infantry, twenty three
US Maine T Twsa Ne" Ss
fist North Carolina cavalry one Second North Carolina
cavalry. two. guuboat southneld six. Total number Of
From the Richmond Wing, May Al
Tnere nov remain In hands twelve thousand two
hundcd and sixty eight Yankee prisoners, distributed as
: AZ Dsavi,ls, 1913.
IA the STATE a Georgia, e,S0e.
AZ tho LIBBY 10 this city, ,e42.
FppxWAL PRISONERS TO BE SENT TO cAHAwBA, ALA.
TFrom the Mobile Tribune, April 1871
The following Is an extract from General Orders no.
parmeot OF Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana
he order In dated At Demopols, Ala
department., we'll as such as may DO captured In
Nprs. viii be sent under proper guard 70 Cahawba Ala,
ana reported Lieutenant Colonel O. Davis, who
crered BY the War Department 10 receive and hold all
Auoh prisoners
Accidestai Death 20 . Member OF the
Rebel PresidenCs Family.
From the Richmond Examiner, May 81
. n, Presidents and bis family have Just met with
great asoo 10 che sudden and violent death Of Joseph
f. via second son OF the President about four years
Old. He fell from the east pcrtico on Saturday after
noou between three and four O'Clock, distance fully
nfsssc fest frsoturps hts hip and inurns his head
pr Davis aud his wife were absent from the mansion
% ths time OF the accident, ana some minutes must
have elapsed before the facts OF the accident nad
made BY tho servant The sufferer taken into the
bursery, and messenger despatched in haste for the
eresdsut and his lady, Drs Psticoas Conway and Gar
piled their SKIN without avail The child was nssnsbe
whoa picked up, and never recovered consciousness.
dying IN about three quarters OF hour after being taken
" the and carried into the house
took place yesterday afternoon o'clock from 81
{aus church. the Rev Dr. Minncgerodc officiating. Tho
friends, and the services OF the most affecting
sharacer The intcrment place nj Holly wood where
tas Pres'dents family have vault. ers' I.
Ghs DiDiemattc Corrcspendence ON tne
Subject OF the Rams.
.4MU fFrom the Mobile Tribune, ApraI I'LL
Tue Mobile rtbure Of the 11th instant '"has been
favored BY vigent and energetic collaboration
copy II the suboned) corresl ondence which,
Sakeu place between the British authorities and Rich
moud on the subject OF the rams" The TrDune says
Utbere notng IN the course OF the British authorities
Sut what TO BIO expected OF them and the spirited
snnes which the President has treated the matter
deserves ell oommendstion II viii DO observed tina: he
does nos reply personally officially but merely directs
s .1cs Ssc ss ps Rnss ~ sna TSs
x,ev he takes OF the British government In accordan
vh the universally expressed feelings OF the country "
Iira BRITISH Munsrrs rxcAnoS,l
WASHINGTON, d. c., April I. 1894. (
h6s ysvrsssos DAVIS, nc. !, &C., Richmond, VAT
an have been instructed BY Earl RUSSELL hev Brian.
,c Na,sssys Secretary OF state for Foreign ArS, y
pnavsv 70 roa The ftowns sxtrant az sdssnsfch wnicA