The New York herald., 1865-05-18

soldiers OF the rebel army. The soldiers broke into
warehouses searching for cotton hide IT, They did
get some cotton, and took out OF the city and hid Il
There are quite number OF young EugIshmen In
Chariotte dressed In rebel uniform They In the
rebel navy ana navy yard hero OF that wonderful ~
navy yard there Is nothing now left
Tras e'ng ia the country In the immediate vicinity OF
Charlotte and from there to the South Carolina hne is
have not yet gone work and arc prowng about
stealing and alike ready to attack and rob both friend
and foe
ras SfGnos IDEA CT vRvsoox
In the direction OF the South Carolina ne the negroes
not in mood for work They entertain the widest
ideas In reyard to what emancipation has conferred on
them Some OF them actually sreve In the belief that
they Will now be welcomed TO intermarry with the
whites
OUR cAvAIRy
Tho officers and men Of General Kilpatrcks cavalry
evening that they expected TO be ordered 10 march with
Shermans army to Richmond and thence home. They
bond OF fellowshpthe same TO last during their ves
They adopt resolutions binding themselves to extend
he hand o. fellowship and render every assistance in
tnear power IN any and every land TO any member OF
the league. badge was adopted embracing the
battle flag under which they fought The badge
be made by Tiffany Co., New York city Ten thousand
have been ordered The officers Of the organization
are:-
PveSd-N-Major General Fitzpatrick
Vice President-Colone " j. King
Van Buskrk of IN General Jordan, OF Pa: Colonel
Kerwin of Pa and Lieutenant Colonel Godfrey of Iowa
Ss-sayy-Major L. G. Estes.
H. The following IL roster OF general and staff officers.
cavalry, Department Of North Carolina:-
Brevet Major General Fitzpatrick, commanding.
Major L. G. Estes, A. A. g.
Major q. E. Dunbar O. NJ
Major Clinton Helm Chief Surgeon
Captain r. X Brink, A. A. l. g.
Captain VIM: n Day, Provost Marshal
Captain f N. Hayes, A. d. G.
Captain e. v. Brook6eid c. g.
Lieutenant J. McRea, A G. g.
Lieutenant J. II. NJ Perry, A. A. IN.
Lieutenant G. ?. Hollingsworth, A. d. q
Lieutenant A. ]. Fuller, A. d. G.
Lieutenant w G. Wedemeyer, A. O. N.
Lieutenant Norman Lewis, Ordnance Officer.
Lieutenant J. NJ. Stewart, Ambulance Oflcer
Captain Samuel ktnger, Chief Of Artillery
YIRsT BRIGADE
Brcvct Brigader General Thos ]. Jordan commanding;
Captain E. W. Ward, A. A. A. G. Major 8: c. Walker,
Chief Surgcon Captain O. B. Mcknight A. A. l. G.
Captain Thomas n. Baker, A. G. 8. Lieutenant William
Waters, Provost Marshal; Lieutenant Z. s. Hendrck A.
A. M; Lieutenant T. u Cubbertson, Ordnance ofcer;
Lieutenant T. w. Jordan, A. d. G.
SECOND BRGADR.
Brevet Brigadier General Smith ID. Atkins command
ing; Captain H. j. Smith, A. A. A. G. MajorC G. NJ Finch
Chief Surgeon; Captain Paul Cornevan A. D. c. Captain
Peter H. Swing, A. ID. Lieutenant George R. Skinner
A. A. l. g. Lieutenant J. L. Spear, A. c. 8. Captain
David Cockley, A. d. c. Lieutenant G. B. Bowcs, A A.
@ M. Lieutenant Ross r. COwan, Provost Marshal.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Drevet Brigcdicr General Thomas 7. Heath command
ng Major w. r. Osborn Chief Surgeon Lieutenant ].
H. Lukns A. A. A. G. Captain Thomas Marks, A. A. I.
G. Lieutenant w. Mex. Heath, A. A. O. NJ Lieutenant
Anthony Wise, A. T. s. Lieutenant j. NJ Antes, A. D. G..