The New York herald., 1865-03-02

frDSsksOn, the lieutenant
with sycsI of the Isen, boldly rode into the town,
which sarrscsc< BY oyr four thousand ledera,
troeps she headqsartcrs Of General Crook wese ~
locntcns being duly male kaown by she cattared
scntaei the 6aring partsans mads their Nay to
s&0' wheh @ .ns lisu, nan. halted and inquired Of
<ne sentinel the General was n Receiving an ahrma
voropy be said he had important despatcfes FOR M
sen2nei ave the couneergn and passed. in Upon en-
terng Tie hotel the squad was receives oy an 0a neso
and spoa max ns tas their
be ooaductcd TO thesoom occupied b. General Crook c
old domestic looked at them with sTind o.
s1vsa and 90 fst~rl pint 10 pssn out 70 you. won.
ssS Sed e cass which, method
woman preferred they took tAe light ana the lead and
In nomeaaor in fssns Of me door, where the
Afssr several ~ s issasetsil nps response from
within w Obtained and rhe visitors were orderea 70
Us III, oe.sr, ctookss asked che Lieutenant holding
The iA % give hi full yIew q the snsra' - ns
1SYS' s Whss DO ,s you wsnsS'' s' w IL, rspsy j
aid The ussess.s .s% ssns.s aSis:. e ~ .o.os sns
d.ws pistol and n sdSss tsSUi nnsS and
WIN gn ypa Prsosay Two minutes % ss1ss saa pss
ne nswGercd Genera, did MOI know how 70 reply and
dd not dare % resH He saw = 6lsncs thsI WOULD
b useless dangerous 70 attem escape by Tasas
M cali a ' Hs GO cssyst I i once an ssns
gesticn 70 the propsty Of his keeung quiet being
in his ear hs p.sss ous WIN sa srsasdsd "a
The sentinel duty follow them BY inducemene snal
lar 70 those submitted 70 the General and making their
prisoners mount behind them, rode back 70 me MAN
In the meantime second detachment rods mp % the
red snd Il that .an oacer % Was z due s under guard
But the party not content Ascertaning the quas
te,s q the Adtutant Gensr. thsy gave him psssns
oh, pity him. ye Benedictsisob be bushins BRIDE, and
e prsmptoiy but Z. gently = possible under the or
fu bridegroom into miserable poor devil Of prisoner
This Gaping the climax Of the nghts sport the rem
behind them, the command rscrossed The ver and sped
away through Hampshire. sF. 30
By some means the afair was discovered soon amer
they left and whole regiment pursued them 70 no por
Upon being presented 70 General Early u his Asad
ihe homely but no doubt accsptible greeting, 'Ake
seats gentlemen presume you are tired after your
stunning defeat with an Of thaa ne tooth
comb pecularity Of bis enunciation Il expect some
enterprsng Yankee will be stealing on with me IN the
whether the prisoners reshed the Joke or not our an
formant failed TO deposc. They were doubtless Ia no
where is hoped they win be kept until our gallant
men, arrested by them "guerllas" and confined an
chains and dungeons upon that prctence are released
Exchanged Prisoners at Raleigh.
From the Raleigh IN G. Confederate, Feb "a
About twelve hundred Yankee prisoners-a dirty, fag
ged, lad hard featured set OF men aS ever were
eeen-were sent down from Salisbury, and stopped at
the railroad depot in this place. awaiting orders % b
sent 70 Wilmington for exchange The Yankee authort
ties below Wilmington refused 70 lot previously
sent but We understand that Grant has sent nstructou
were expected TO leave last night I
1t did not appear that avery strict guard was placed
ofcer in command Many Of them seen struggling
through the city during the morning unattended and In
large government warehouse was destroyed by fre IN
Fayetteville on rsesday night last rua c
AErs.; i. q spy s.o1',,s e. r..
Yankee smssary hailDg direct from ne a hesd- ID
Sn 81 Ss s
Englishman by BIRTH and answers 70 the name Of r.
Pool and represented that he bad been attached 70
vas sent TO Richmond by the Yankee authoties that
he was furnished with papers, diagrams, nc, and was
~ ss s :s'fs 2;
guide named l. r. Baboock. reading in Charles City,
. . ss Dc unon n% = e: ss
him 10 the provoet marshal,s once and represent
.h.. he .ococs had picked him ROoY Up aan,1s II hs
ss w .od 70
Fool S .ss owe overhsaed Sy the dstecie who carried him
before Captain boswell Upon examination Captain Dos
,oaTs i old % ssue Confederate money from the Yam
kee General Carr 10 pilot Pool up 70 s city and intro
tuce him .anound- Pool accordingly committed 70
he Castle and warrant issued for the arrest OF Bah
cock This last named individual overhaped In the
lower pa Of the city and Expressed much astonshment
that any military officer should presume % Icy violent
hands upon him However upon learning that Pool bad
open confession he concluded that further con-
ccalment his part was useless and admitted that he
had received one thousand dollars from General Carr
FOR che purposes indicated above. Forty dollars
che amount found his person, the remainder
be said he had len for aafe keeping with named
Towers, 1t N Smiths Towers was therefore arrested
md the remaining portion OF the money, thousand
IN all, was found on his person The old issue notes
given Babcock by General Carr, had apparently been
handled very Ae aud Baboock states thai that ohcer
had large boz 1led with Confsddate money Of every
Pool also directed, upon his arrival
In Richmond, 70 report 70 VIM white, detailed con:
script who resides In the eastern portion Of the city, and
who was represented ~ being . good Union man or
course White arrested Bahcock and White were
both committed TO Castle Thunder upon charge OF being
dsloya persons and also with giving aid and comfort 70
the enemy.
A negro named Anthony Jones' belonging 70 Charles
Christian OF Charles City, also arrested upon charge
of being engaged with the abovenamed parteA fl.s
The Murder or Daniel Lawrence-No Clue