New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

scgcant OLyER-Ny last report was lf1.
Sergeant BRooK-My last report WAS ,4sa
/ Sergeant PAIsns---iiinc was lao.
I Sergeant JonSsoS--Mlne was l.5lG
Sergeant MoonSG-Aiine was J. 40.
! Sergeant GTIs--Mire was Lao.
| PAimsR-Tho reports are made out ms follows: The
scrgoants Of the companies have charge Of their men
md il IS lei 20 them call TIE ron and to report 20
rs as vel as close n authority over ua the number
men, AID We report 90 tie CoMmisslry Sergeant when.
ever We draw fresh bread
Gryggsl-Well have you anything further 70 atd'
hIG~-Nc. Sir.
GryHR.L-I have hal all us taken down ju.. a,
gou have sail IT, Arc !ou willing when it Is written
out to ign IT.
AIL-No-, SIR.
W \ TuoYr OrivrB. S,fs Co. D. lsi Terv.
r. " BaooKs C.. D. 18th Virginia
J0us u PAivFR GO. c. 5j'h Virginia.
WIT. JOHNsOs. " " 18Th Virginia
&. =. MoRNo ID yirsialA
TIos. 4 OIis Go. % .tl TeKas.
lsirred On TIC psc,ence O.? JON, J. D4vHNronT
Paint IooSor' - May, County Nd. pcc p, e'1-Th'
l. 90 Gently ths sefy'. ". a. Thonp. Oliver H. ~ broos
mo. OF. me- Der q re Coufiera,e Amy row b, d
above inmates q he rons,f, lei between themselves
and Nj O,n r = Boiler ~ dc O.. s 4. benz "a my hear
s1o.f ..r ic q sitne,,c. they
Z 2 ven. 49,, I'D z; Il. b., d, 81 - Is sass a sss
Ton 90 heilef sni wsfe t.a'y ',-,sd hsle.n.
u. .. saEGrar Leo. llh v u. No',, ..
judge Advocate q. &. ".
L. O., nderuoon tho General raid Wit TO Ito hoe
pia. both ~ onr men all o. iAo prlsorers and vas
acI received cad welcomed BY al. n tie cvcairs tho
pa'iy returned 10 Iortre.. Monroe leaving NJ tho
Point tie steamer city OF Nev.Yosk. who was then
fakI. on board 30 prisoners 0f to purpose 81
exchanging them.
~ about nool on to fooal1s Jay CClris.ua''. to
Vow oIk arrived o. Oh ronf I'D siter Al nrcosis
~ q. o-s hal been received bl Mar Mulfost the Oh
Gent and slis Assl,ias, Commis.oner Of Tishsnsc.
Proceeded up Tho Jsaes.o CRY Point uPoa TIC eslfi
.aen.l TIP
Tao General sent by Haigr N4'flrd letter 60 Mr.
Ouh. the Confederate Commissioner Of Trchangc.
which letter written in terms Of the utmost oonf
tssv stating that lie cent him by steamer Scw.hoTk
.gi prisoner. OF war all Of whom wcro tervicea5le
men, and Substantially those longosi IA confinement,
aud that re offered them f,T exchange upon condition
II receiving the same number Of our mon IN their
hands. leaving al coaoyerod qges,ions in dispute De
tween the Confederate Authorities and rs Government,
In allegiance. lie also Informed him Of BE recent 10
syccoa Of tho prsonors a. Point Lookout and Of their
good treatment and condition there aud requested hat
L. upon hearing the statements Il the men, aid sccias
tier condition. he or. Ogd) bad any doubt Of hs
che Geuclgl) statement, tina, ho wished him to sug.
est via. 10 thought should Dc iole TO improve THEN
cordi
Thus II was hat to New.Yors started on Ter rand
Of mcrcy-sl here wished her God speed. 0ld .uo-
cessnA accomplishment Of her mission. ard aied
aAaionsiy lrr tt.urn On ne evening ~ The "a che
returned having Oh board 30 g:lol0r.. sui hrrgile
dispatches 80 tho General.
To laiiefs and dispatches suited ii they cent these
men % exchange for those tina. bal been cent mp bat
tat 10 more should bc sen. a1ni reerisa eH n On
issG when tiey Woald DO The same AID nn.h ~ gire
~ sr,y dam a1ies 80 Lad na4s 81 Jfis ~ our ,oars
tie, rr,slrs ooasstl 10 'sert.ie "a. eoD,ed 'oiis 90
lad ,nafied .p,rsd orsr Hf, ofer. 10 is cr4d ps.sh
,4lai usoosei tym- (pr,nAl.a) loe Of ~ Coafd,oFs
Con.,,,. and o0rseusi eeiaiy not a.. Paf,r .ioii
l. trsssie4 fa'la,o'eiy up1a oofllr al hg he ~ s
aud sel40s dopif be ia9osoaea. iroafd aai hung.
An la.llg ,ley declined 10 hold any fu;'er COM
uun'cnilon b. nag Of truce vi'i the Golcral
Thus ended Tor tbe piesest he eEr.r-rni src.'.
~ on he band AID ui'gcces''nl on as other in
man'tg. lnduess nad c5er'cfy shown ol ito side
brutality laeiviliy. and iah' nariiy ON The other.
Perhaps n, u1,1cccs, we ogng moro 10 certain now
psp,i dfi.e'' thst Lsd given fo,b rho ica that ae
wcro only exchange iog of tio prisoners instead O..
~ fhar . say;hiag else.
Il ysll 10 remembered hero tha, slrn Ocn Batter
,trt n. Confederate Government vaccine n ordef t.
prevent ., spread Of smallpox amonG tie crren' o.
k.ohioud .hey r0oeised The vaccine, and replied of
e.aly ia tie -,ual courteous manner.
Bli ncg nay .hosT .hsin'.lve- behind tie da,tarL
cogssG prsc.nE scon Of Jefferson Davis aIod over a
yea ago sn6 70 Dsv.ss certain kuowelec. after ile
Gelera. hkd been faleVsi from command.
Tie General. Immediately upon receipt OF tie letters
and dispatches sent A.o. Mnllosi by special beat and
train Wath!ngon. 70 reprs,eu; tie matter 10 The
authorities thcro requesting permission 20 take into
his hands the Confederate officers aid soldiers prison
OF ours and promising that II be obtained such per
mission lie would see TO 1t that prisoners wore
treated at least haauy. IL not utA iio also adv scd
tho placing Of ali der pri'one' upoa &s sdns MEASURED
aioHdEoe o( food. and Upon che JOot.Hg doh
ing and fT. pr,iosws yGs PLACED BY the Rebel
G0rernmsat.
viii tho Goserumert permit him - do itt Why
should they noti Retaliation only Kill brig them 70 n,r
,.asc, and 10 our terms. Al itaI h as nyu No ono
surely pM d0ab. certainly no one a. TIE South 1.,a or
WILL that Gen. Butlor when lie promises that there shall
be no donj 10 tho good treatment of our prisoners
pin k.ep his cord. ne Il opt 10 do. and none GnOW it
Je,fe, Than H. Southern Rtbeis and Traitor.
Look for a moment at tho condition Of things now.
Who Ia the General noa hated by Tho Rebels il 1t
Mcclellan, Hooker Burnside, Meade, Banks, or oSon