New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-09

iaspg faculiy q tdaqtHg ltenlf.ff. 20 al ,'rf-f
stances. So oao mo'cs'' .hcu. THE ust perfeet lic;
end good order prevail IN he ioap. The only r
complaint ! haye heard was Tie seizure o. some COZ
mcc' - tho soldiers cal lrsi getting into tie town
qs.tc 81 cxc-saae t.irg con doing tho e,fe-n
starcec.
\ blockade running rt1clant On Wa'cr.st, wlo IN
dcrook 10 sell his goods, i.ieG ly The soldiers "a
"closo oar stock Of fEc brandy, Which had been
selling $40 per bottle AZ also choice lot 81 cigars
Having " closed ont" he is now .iosed p.
THE NEWSPAPERS.
Tho two chief papers printed here The Journal
md The CGrclisiGR. Each Published weekly. That
Of tie latter was called The .tiige1e1. Tie journal
has been the inouthpecc tho Tabid Secession party
and Was the original organ Of he traitors. Their az
gregaie circulation about thirty thousand. The
paper on which they printed came from factory
at RALEIGH and shows "a marked Improvement in the
d!ngy stuff used in the early days Of tie Rebellion.
The CaroliHias was the conservative paper mdwagef
war upon JEFF. Davis and the radical Secessionists.
They were called reconsTuctonists." Both papers
have suspended The editor of The Journal important
business up the country several days and las not
turned The other editor still stands his ground ana
wishes to take the oath Of allegiance and devote his
columns 10 tie support ofthe Union cause Circumstance
will determine under what circumstances they VIII DC
permitted 10 the publication OF their sheer
The ourna had struck off he outside of It's weekly INC
day before our occupation Of the place. II contains
among Other reasonable stuff the harsngue OF Gov
Vance upon the peace business, entitled by great IL
cense n proclamation" 1t abounds in misstatemsnt
and peryer,ion Of facts false reasoning fustan non
sense and brac and Is lame attempt to draw tls
skukers out Of the swamps and their mountain fas-
nesses to engage in renewal Of the frness strugge
in behalf of their bastard confederate stealing assoch
tion.
They had over 1900 OF prisoners here, and hen e
treating from the place they drove them before them Ike
flock Of sheep Those who fell ont from weakness md
exhaustion. were kicked upon the side Of the road nd
left. one such who was found by our men bad noting
on bur pair Of drawers and in the most wrecicd
condition the human mind conceive.
\ HoUsEFUL or SICK BURNED ALIVE.
Ihave been informed upon the most credible tet
mony. coming through Rebel prisoner who witnessed
what he relates. or was aftcrward made acquainted
with the facts that number u our sick who we're
living In house ard unable TO move with the retea'
Ing Rebel army. burned 10 death in the house by
the side The house Sc, fire. probably viii
the intention Of driving them out but being unable Il
themselves. they fen victims TO tho flames 1hei
charred remains have been seen lying where the!
persisted. Tie fact given 10 me by the chaplain o
at Connecticut regiment. and atcsted by an Escape
prisoner.
coySEcTCUT sOLDILEs.
Herewith append list Of Connecticut soldiers VII
were held here s prisoners and carried away when ih
army retrehicd
Connecticut soldiers heard Of as prisoners a, WI
mingtoD:
Reuben d. Brown, Coz, 18th c., "a IN Wilmington.
landlord cunu,ngs Go. w. lnb q. Vols earfisd way
JAme. BTo~n. Go. ~, 18Th g. Nois, carried away.
Oscar Scon.sn. Go. ID 18Th q. Vols, canned sway.
! Bentley Shaw Go. I. 18th Ct Vols. carried A~sy.
j. McShsns Go. l. 18th q. Vols CARED away
| r. benjamin. 20. ], 18th Ct vol., earned away.
hi .vs co iss g. vai len By lie ao.s:li.
| Gold.boroush and probably dead
syv.nus DCwEeI Co. 18Th O. Vols did at scn,er, Ga
Oct 5 1864.
Adam Ecll,r Co. l. died AZ Sumter Ga, Sept. IS 1914
William HAYWARD Go. T. died place sept. ., 1861.
| Henry Gs,kil Go. 4, f. living.
Clare. B.row Co. b. let Ct Cavalry taken away prisoner
George McDav5, Go. n lat Ct Cavalry, died Aug ~ 1855
Jane. T. Raymond Co. b. 9th O. Cavalry IL In Whining
Jane, H. Baker Co. Is, 18th Ct. Volunteers 10 a'o here
The Rev. Mr.. Eaton Chaplain Of the 9TH Ct Vonn
tecrs states that this in the most loathsom'
and revolving condition which lie has ever seen In h
experience among the released prisoners.
A heavy Northeast ranstorm prevails Us close m,
letter at Of the Path. D. 5.