The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

q trrVO the 84stOA Jrov0hoS. SeAo 4
wss,sn for the a s1hs nssass end yhQ r. taea !hs
oath Of allegsnses were released from inpssO. haw
.S ;s @ s cry e Get
men who formerly belonged different regiments Of The
Confederate States Several Oa NOsby's command were
also among those liberated. The and residences
OF the released as foiows
Tenn. Aug stns J. Booty, Shreveport La Thomas Z
Burke, Fairfax, Va; William BoSman, New Orlea' a
Ia Arsd ky a1 sms. y sS New oa.
G. Corrin Egfaua, Ala Peter X Cousins Ne ss-.,,s
Tenn. Joseph NJ Carey chu9nspsu Ala ,;I $50 NJ
more, : Poiu. Of Rocks, Md; frederick Snrser
renion, Va Isaac N Franklin Point or ea Sn Ma Ma
John T Grimes Alexandria, Va; lr,ry Gepties,
Baton Rouge La Robert sr.. O. sra r.. nchDu
eorsto@n, Va George W Gum s apss SuH Va
James NJ Gauden, Baton Rouge u j. James K. Goa eh,
War %srrspSn n. Va 'qs Baton RoSse Orleans
Little Rock AK william sn ssee1 New o orr u.s.
psr Po"s Of Rocks Nd James " H ss
5sas' quincy @s.s Fla T T1s; III Isasass, Ala
Loyd, MARSHAL, yesasi " lambert warrsns,D Va
VIM f. Moore; Key Ksys,i ga ,cLss +. Myef, WASH
pot Of ROWE f Taa a Ssa'S
R R s ''s New 9 0y Mo Won n".,s
gina i, sseph'h p Rozse, .eeorgetCsn, D. g; Z;
WASHINGTON, d G John H. Spencer, Richmond, Va !;
Jam's w SC hooifrg, Lebanon Ky ". y smsh, Marion,
baltimore, nd Georrs Thrift Point Of ROCKS, Md ;
Thomas fhanpGon, Washington, d. C. David NJ Upton,
sSy sn,'n Fem Samuel Point Of Roexs
va daniel 9. Wright Baltimore; Augustus A. VII,
The men looked very healthy and as though they had
ixd/good treatment in conversation with one Of the
nuynber citizen remarked that the Southeners did not
look much like who had been confined at An
Jacksonville and Salisbury The rcb. answered that the
Southern soldiers were not responsible for
the Northern had received and denounced il in
strong terms any Northerner could, for they ex
pcoted 10 receive She when they were captured
and those who had stopped at Fort Warren were very
sgreeably disappointed.
One of Mosby g men stated that had heard every
thing that bed about that band and little that was
good He said that they not the murderous set OF
they had boon described TO be- and that their com
| mander was Aumane and gentlemanly any man in
the Southern army OF General Lee they all spoke in
the very highest terms Of praise. One OF the men was
the fort which he replied that the people at the
North, of course knew what their sentiments had been
and that tbs men We're not very enthusiastic in their
expressions OF love for the old Union; that they ha
taken up thu belief that they in tho right,
and having been defeated would abide the consequences
and keep their oath Of allegiance.
A gentleman told one of the number that it the
most foolish thing that ever done for the South
states attempt set up separate government;
that united, America could whip any Power that might
be brought against IT, "Wc'' said the Southerner,
II believe the last part OF your statement ana 4
hand at fighting again before great WINE 10 teach
4 the Emperor Napoleon lesson" The attention OF
another called the fact Tint be was standing az
the side the ''Craile Liberty and asked If he
would not like to He said he should have no
objections TO doing but did not think he would re
ceive any material bsSelt by such visit
The Virginia with the party appeared TO be the
to ne aa o e@ by
the crowd; but those from Maryland, Florida louisiana
TO enter into rsaon One OF them laughed heartily
Jen Davis capture and stated that If he had been
in his place he would sooner have committed suicide
| than be taken prisoner in such a cond ton
The crowd very anxious To secure some or the
buttons the coats and Jackets Of the rebels Tor cnr
osities the Virginia State buttons, with the motto Sc
Semper Tyranns engraved upon them, being the most
IN nand. rbe rcbs. readily cut of number and gave
| them away Others, who were fortunate TO
ceive any, all sorts OF schemes to obtain
button The man kept In earnest conversation BY
two or three men while another would operate ON the
buttons, and in this way several secured reb.
detected person in the act and laughed at his eager
TO get s11n "a n sayns o ana he wSs ss 70
others on that he could keep his coat together The
&C S. A.h and South Carolina buttons with tho psi
metto tree engraved the st;er were also much in
| cured after They evidently made in Manchester,
| England, from the mark the back of them.
The SOltherncrs leave for lone This afternoon Gene
rally they sad they heartily glad tho war was over
delighted the prospect OF SEEING their
families again. and said that they had been liberated
much sooner than they supposed they would be- They
seemed TO have considerable money with them, and
freely patronized the eating and drinking saloons 10 tho
| vicinity. -,
Fftyone rebel prisoners were released from con-
fnemen at Fort Warren to-day, and came to this city In
special boat to procure the necessary transportation
papers, which furnished at the United States Quar-
iernasters Office in Market square, and the men Will
leave for New York by the the Newport rouc this after
noon.
made up principally Of men belonging TO the late
Of the exploded Southern confedracy, with a sprinklng
Of hosbys and other bands of gueri!a aud few who
aAA
officers with this detachment but was difficult 70 dis
tinguish officer from private a. all were dressed
alike in the dirty Confederate gray uniform or In citi-
zens' dress They were ali in the best OF spirits and
highly elated with the idea Of returning 10 the South.
We give below the names and residences OF those lbera
Vim. j. Anderson, Washington, D. C.. Samuel T.
| BLAME New Orleans Miles j. Freeman do Richard n
I Helms New Orleans; b. T. Met askey, do. Chss Pres
ton Franklin, Ky. heury H. Scott, Baltimore; James
| H. West, New Orleans; W. II. Wall, Memphis, Tenn. !;
John l.. Ayor, Warrcnfon, Va Alexander g. Babcock,
New York willam Il. Butler, WaleDtoD, Va; Richard
p. Buckner do John H. Beuckc, Guinorc, I'D. chas.
N Burr, Georgetown, D. q. Haan,n = Bishop, war
renton, Va Charles f. Caldwell, Harpers Ferry, Va
johnson Claggeti, do William = Cooke, do Frank A.
Coons, Culpepper Court House, Va John T. Crawford,
Ellicoit's Mills Nd Geor ". Cummings, Vienna Va
Frank W. Dardcn, Washington, ID. G. Dennis y. Oar
plane Circlevlle, Ohio; Robert T. Els-a Dpficld's de-
| pot Va. r. s. Farr warcnton, Va; Benton Fletcher.
do William 4 flynn, do Albert Gray, Point Of Rocks,
Nd George G. Grimm, baltimore, Nd james NJ. Gourd,
do Henry q. Harris Charlottesville, Va ~ Heskl,
| Berlin, Md j. T. Hopkins, Harper's Ferry Va. Rufus
| A. Howdershel, Warrenton, Va. John u Hutchinson,
do. John ". Hunton, do Lewis Hum, Vienna, Va
silas W. Hunt, do. james johnson. Dulod, Va Ed.
| ward VI. Jones, Petersburg Va George Trust, Ralti-
| more, Md. Jeremiah Ward, Lynchburg, Va Charles +.
| Walter, AdaInstown, Md Charles d. Wheat Washing
| ton, ID. C. Hugh W. White Point ~ Rocks, Md
A. former occasions they attracted considerable At
tention their passage through the city, and being
without guard, the citizens had free opportunity
| with them. A gentleman IN Market square, whose
confined az Andersonville, and who returned
home from that slaughter pen In "a starving condition,
| much affected by the remarks of another czon
relative to the difference IN the mode Of treatment "
Northern md Southern prisoners. One Of the rebels
said that he weighed much In his lie before
lie did the present time. that the rsons they had
ceved were plain, but good, and the amount Of food
supplied to each enough 10 satisfy the demands of
any reasonable man. citizen asked of the mum
| Der what he proposed doing lie said that he should
60 home and 20 TO work for he doubted not that there
enough for every body 10 do IN the Southern States
| notwithstanding the lnfge number nE NorLherncIs