The New York herald., 1864-11-06

YBr ExCHtNGE OF fRfsoSERs
IN my last letter the HEsAiD stated tina, six hun.
eTsd and nifty OF our EXCHANGED prisoners had arrived
60m Alexandria and Shreveport, In.
TIE following Is lis, Of the OF the exchanged
sGsers ciUeu- Tor which am indebted 10 the cour
osy OF Colonel Dwight, Commissioner OF Exchange
Lieut. Col. Rut,shiDser 1sth ilinois
GsJor }. Mann, 1919 kentucky.
taps. W. II. CardiI l9th kentucky.
o.pt. J. L. " whitebouse, l9th Eentucky.
Caps j. Barrett, 18Th Kentucky.
Capt. Forbes. 18Th keatucky,
Opt. l. A. Hambin. 18th kentucky.
Gapt Alex. LOAN, 18Th kentucky.
Cspi W. +. Mckinney, 18Th Kentucky.
Lieut.. W !. Lester, l9lh Kentucky
Lieut.. A Wbitenacg, 18th Kentucky.
Lieut. Baker, 18Th Kentucky.
Lieut.. 7. h. adm, 18th kentucky.
Lieut.. S. W. Hedger, i9tb Kentucky.
Lieut. +. Wiisoo, 18th kentucky.
Lsut. q Morgan, 18Th Kentucky.
CAPT N. W. cochran, 4S,n onio.
Capt. Montgomery, 18th Uhio.
Capt }. Lowry 4sth Quo.
Aeot NJ McCanrey, 4sth Ohio.
llsut II. w. bay, 4stb OHIO.
Lieut. j. Pierre Dayia. Sd Maryland cavalry.
lasat. Minn6e Sd haryland cavalry.
CApt. d. W. king, Is, New Hampshire cavalry.
Capt. Niches Ioih Maine.
lts.n. N. strenhlur 67n Indiana.
lsul. l. Evaos. e6th Ohio.
ltsot G. stone. l4ih New York cavalry.
CAot b. +. Jones l2oih illinois,
Capt G. &. Stelrns, 77th Illinois.
Masters Mate W Bridges ganboat Sacbsm-
IN. Clark. of Illinois
/ o,hsrt Of A kaasas
- Haley. Of Name.
John IsngtoTd, n A. klnsae.
yohn Nushaway, OF New Orleans
John Ross, Jr, SOD Of John Ross, Chief o. CAsrskse
1e Bestley
Henry smith.
Thomas i\nockacs.
n. n. Lyna.
T. sl,ca
John FULLER.
n Post
James 4 Sc o. Cherokee Nation.
Jerry sullivan
II. b. Tbomps Of Massachusetts,
~ White of Arkansas.
henry Seimes, OF Missouri
". NoiIt, oi Ohio.
DR. Englsh. OF Illinois
j. E.Coiyine. OF New Jersey.
Ia Gresham, OF Arkansas.
e. O. kDcwl,un, of Massachusetts,
Philip Ll,zenberaor, u New orleans.
George rhurstoD, Of Arkansas.
X. " Wallace, o. Missouri-d,ed on the paSsa1e from
Red river 70 New Orlrans.
IAnD@f kasthap, of a arkansas.
Barnard Nsy, OF New Orleans.
W II Yorge of Missouri
Included ~ the number exchanged were nve hundred
ed ninety nine enlisted men.
oalRaSs-
rha reformed prisoners from TYLER to hreye
psrt ave days. and from thence transported
lsznDdra by the steamers Dixie 81, Crispin aud Della
a Alexandria they rc-embarked for she mouth Of Red
ytvsr the steamer J. 5. Conley and Champion No 3
u secount of the unusually lov stage water on Red
ysvW the craugnt boats could Dot cross IA,
ealn of Alexandra, and there great thculties 10
ths payg alton, steamers drawing bui three and hall
fsss almost constantly dragging and being unable run
~ nisht
RESIN TRooPs Al sEsEvPoKr AND sLE1 .SpR,s
There out Few troops at Shreveport, at Aexan
drta there not more than fifteen hundred OF whom
su hundred are exchanged vicksburg prisoners
Co-R kNgyY.
Two men OF tae second New Hampshire cavalry, while
prisoners al Tyler took the cath OF ssg the
tederacy. Their names are George o. Carleton orderly
cI.,an eone 5 stand uS -. named = sps
asd took the oath of allegiance Tor the cake Of good
living and good pay promised MIN by ths rebels.
A deserter from the same regiment, who vas sen
tsoced 20 be shot BY court martial the Gull Depart
hseL made bus escape once 10 the rebel lines and WA
back Bu. he again made escape with the
hando1 on and visited the prisoner al tbe Camp Ford
socsade he refused to take the oath OF alssisnc 20
sne coniederscy bui pr cured pass from their military
eDcefs 10 obtain employm ment anywhere within their
hnes. He Told bis old comrades that he with de
ssrers from The rebels should AXE tracks for Mexico
INCIDENT
one OF the regmeuts colors which IN the Red
nv1 clmpAigu-tbst " the Forty eighth Obio--the
yE.as's Nere sayog On the - Mary after being ex-
soaDsea one o. the who had secreted u upon
- - pf.o os,ayee The honored STATE and stripes,
Rnmco were " had been treasured. and waved tfi.
snpnsniy af they took the nna from the rebels
- - ~ lns sh1'Si oATH o. ALLEGIANCE
one O. Inc prlsJters, whose Ingenuity was somevhst
striking has 'aken the oath o. allegiance TO the confede
req snd no" suferintendins the casting Of cannos
rslos SENTIMENT
Where az unuistaKaole Union seniiynen, 10 Ts,ss.
which s increasinsi and Il " believed that few more
rebs reverses Will encourage Texas secede from tts
psSs ssatos =" -
mIsD FiYrTs srD Husr-Racsn arApr
Z" The cradle and the grave ~ General Grant cav,
have surely been robbed Texas 20 furnish men FOR IL
rebel army. Al camp Ford the reess had bind ni.r
Aad hump backed guards their able boded rnsu being
puahea luto active service.
s1cu IEARrs LsAvts Eis Drrlrcws
Lieutenant Colonel Rotshouser bearer oi dcspatc he
frem General Huribut at Cairo, 20 General Bsnks, wa
s s.p.srea On hw way Up FED river last las. ,rri1g %
ncrbaton hs arrival here on Tuesday
rHy sAsrlss connnSos
sns ~ q eothDg aud two s1ses of medicine u IN
sosss n.ey, wbish reached Camp Ford about th'
me lba 'seA detaohment tel There vas not, however
ns1 en1a.h eioth %, nd the suffering will bo intens
Ninef ior TIE want Of Goth 1g n The pris
an1e y be confined a. Tyler.
700 prp
Fooo ief we mlad AZ well as food for the body \
rsqIfsd BY the prisoners no resd and reread ever
eofsp ~ prnted matter bey hpd Tbey do not wan
- secc suc1 resfsns A. the Christian Coamasi,n fur
phh. bot light snd entertaining reading h,storcai q
pontcAi books, of ncs Of bewspspets
FBA ksxT ErcBAs0R PpIsossss
~M be The I've hundred pr lsonere coooned n Hemp
nsss1, Teras, vi ch 10 already arranged.
L1Txn 10 GENERAL nArEe.