The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30
Our Soldiers An Southern Prisons.
NEW yoRE, Jan. II, 1885.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE


for publ alton by Chaplain c. Emerson, SEVENTH New
Hampshire Volunteers who left Ri hmond January la:
The following ofncen arc q Danvile:-
Lieut.. J. B. Nellis, Quartermaster I'D New York;
Ieut James NJ Triple, seth New York; Lieut. D. B.
New York kun c .p f0 GsGrrs c %hmas s
New York. Lieut. 8 n. Poriey, 5lst New York;
man, 5ist New York; Lieut. John Iauxhlin, Slsi New
York; Lieut. Herman Gro snermeyer, 5lst New York;
= e ss M e asss ss New
Lieut. " Caldwell, 5Ist New York; Lieut. n whitbeck,
New YSgs ms ssa M
Lieut. 4. .. oconnor esth New York; Lieut. e KlIy'
ss@ 1sd New yoa Hs Cha. rets
7sd Now York; n,u. Samuel Greenvault, 7ad New
Byron, SSH New YORK; Lieut. j. " Conklin, ss.h New
York; Capt u Roome, seh New York; Lieut., r
%5ss cs A New xras Lieut. "a u. s son L sss
Colonel 8. A. Mofi.t. 04th New York; Capt Byron
Parsons. Gath New York; Lieut. cnas T Meser, 9th
York. Lieu. James. 3. Thomas, oath New York;
Lieu. A. i: Snow, 9th New York; Lieut.. McGwinn,
r Barke 9Th New York; Lieut. W Bartlett, s7ih New
York Lieut. yourdSu s7sh Ncw York. Capt. Warren G,'S
New York; Capt. H W wiley, lo4th New York; Capt
| John Daley, l04th New York; Capt A. N. n Richardson
ssT YS esp sSs S ssss v 0a Lieut. M
j. Rodgers 104h New York; Lieut. John r. JARVIS,
lo4th New YORK; Lieut. Josephc Carey osth New York
los S a Sss YORK; Lieut. n .loa, ii5th New York
cock i25,h New York; Capt James Stewart l.sih Sew
York; Az r. QnailIs.lSsd New Ya1k Major yy y
'h F EsT S0r lss Sa1' ksw rag york; f Esa YORK
Tss's , 1ass ssS g., H; y,.s
Capt ]. O. Hcarnc, 1s4th New York; Capt = o'Reiy,
| 10th New York; Capt M. oRourke, 18th New York;
II "a Ecwy Work. Z.
Major p r. Dunno, lysth New York; Lieut. j. Freelnnd,
l7jtk New York; Lieut. J. T. McDono gh, A. 5 g., lolh
Donali, ist New York sharpshooiers Lieut., Geo Hys
nor 1s New York sbarpshooters; Major w. s. Maccs,
sss ssY YORK rSfT o noa"' es Lieut. Water s" d
New York mounted rifles; Lieut. Henry RunyaD, I'd New
Y9a rss hea Moareo E sS q
mounted rifles Lieut. Ernest Mans1eld, ID New York
mounted rides Capt. Milton osnery, Is. New Yorae
cavalry Lieut. Maurice Leyden, Sd New York ca.alry;
Major Alexander HoMnan, An Now York cavalry Lieut.
YORK cavalry; Lieut. 9. i French leh Now YORK
Let NJ. McGrnw, 2ith New York cavalry; CAN'T
sr, L ca s ssh oa NsT x CORPS s M
ford, I'd New York artillery Lieut. W. barnes, lth New
York artillery Lieut. Watts MsM An Se x@yk dl u
scarborn, 4th New York artillery; Lieut.; " a: Flint,
a.h New York artillery; Lieut. peioub,t 4th New
artillery; Lieut. Howard Rodgers, ,h New York arsills-
r.; Capt. G. Niess, 18th NV York artery: Lieut. W.
e. sS YORK Lieut. s fo. s,s H ssa Ys SIX
art lery; Lieut. G. Robinson, 9Th New York artillery
Lion. Loomis sth New New, , York artillery
| @ b Spear, 10th New York artillery Col W. G. Rawi
sion, gath New York cavalry was shot and killed ~
Capt J. NJ Lockwood 1lIth New York Volunteers, was
i1anviIIs rom salisbury about october 20; Lieut..
DAVIS, l55th New York Volunteers, was shot by tho
SuaIy 10th New York volunteers and Lieuis e. B.
Coleman and E. I. Brown, 9th United States colored
troops, escaped from cars ca route to Danviie from
The following officers Of colored troops also
Let r. Titus Cd United States colored troops Capt
Thos Thornton 9th United States coored troops Capt
A. Weiss, 7h United States coiored troops Capt NJ
McCary 7h United states cO'ored troops; Lieut. Fer
guson, 7th United States coiorcd troops Lieut. d, 8.
Mack 7th United states coored troops; Lieut. b. Spin
United states colored troops Leat g. X sherman, 7h
United states coored troops; Capt VIM Cook 9th United
TIE following officers and enlisted men are confined at
Libby and Pcrlbcrtou prisons Richmond
Capt NJ Watson, I'd New York mounted rifles; Lieut..
John II. Topping ID New York mounted rifles; Lieut..
Jas Evans 9th New York; Lieut.. J. = Kloppcnburg,
9th New York cavalry Acting Master g.. O. schultz,
s, atss Nayy; pasnas.er swami, United states
Navy; Ensign W. L. Howard United states NavT Quar-
Ssr 1Ss s ss @ kn
Moore nth New York; John Collins, e7th New York;
Patrick Ward, s7th New York Philip Ballsy, i2oh
Lobby, l4oth New York; Edward Burloy, lsoth New
York; samsel ". Murdoch, l55.h New York Ben
jlmn W. Boycc, 1G0ih New York; Frederick Powell,
s5,h New York VIM. H. Gar,in, LIST New York mounted
rifles; Joseph r. Bucks, I'd New York mounted r'cs
a "a New YORK s9 moupes aos Hys 81 Saw
York mounted rifles; ". Faro, ID New York mounted
rifles; chas Jones, "a New York moantSd ra,s; Henry
Eirdge, ID New York mounted rifles, John W. wiikn.
son, 81 New York mo nted rifles John NJ Brcde, III
mounted rides; Charles Forte, I'd New York mounted
rilcs; Conrad Skinner, "a New York mounted rines;
lha,das Ryan, ST, New York clvalry; James NJ. Davis
9th New 0rk artillery; Joseph r. smith, 5th New York
artillery james faris 9TH New York artillery; Val
en,re Foley 18Th New York heavy artillery; Adam
lSecmann, 10Th New York heavy ART ilery, Frederick
! Merritt lsia New York heavy artillery; James Jones'
9h ss p1 syy T Sosn s l sh New
heavy artillery; John Myers, 10Th New York heavy ar
| ulcfy
TO TIE EDIroE or TIE HERALD.
! LinBY Pr y, REDMOND, Va, ott Is, 1904
The following men Of The sixth corps were captured at
ccdlr fnn october 10
sergoart A. omaus 18Th NevJ rscy; Iii Iiawor.h
18th New jersey; T. sicgris 18th New Jersey Abort
pn,es Battery q Isl Aaoss isana ligh; artillery; T.
D. O. Barber, Co. H. I'd Vermont sergeant W. L. Yer
rng,on. co X, "a Vermont; II H. Lyman, Go. II, "a
ysnG1. =, ssezas 60 "a Vermont Charles
9th Vermont q x Arnold Co Il, 12lst New York; o.
Hale ID Conneciicn.; sergeant a. McGrath, "a Con.
ctcut; Sergeant willism Dcstmsn I'd Connecticut;
Sergeant W. White, 81 Connecticut; Sergeant H. n Dun
hsn, "a conneclicut Sergeant j. Dosnan, I'd Connoe,
cut; Sergeant Clark Fox, I'd Conneeticut Sergeant H.
McGcnnety, "a Connecticut; Sergeant r. Doland, "a Con
Decticut; Sergeant NJ Welsh, ID Connecticut; Serg
Horace Wood, I'd Connecticut; James Bishop, "a Con-
necticrt; Thomas Tsvior I'd Connecticut; Burk I'd
Come tcut; James Hughes I'd Connecticut y. OBrcn,
| ~ Conn etcut; g. A. Bower, I'd Connecticut; p. Will
trot, ID Connecticut Thomas FARRELL, % Connecticut;
VIM. Morton ID Connsctcut; Ed H. Northrog, I'd Con-
neotcut; H. Murphy, I'd Come Joseph smith, I'd
| Connecticut; r. Sowis, I'd Connecticut J. Calnon, I'd
Connecticut; G. i. aroat, % Connecticut; j. D. Hiif I'd
gonnectcut; J. Buss, I'd Connecticut; A. Dougherty ID
| Connecticut; VIM Parry, "a Connecticut; Corporal q. H.
PIT, 12ed Ohio; r. Mason 1874 Ohio Samuel Neptane,
/ oh.o r. Hueston 1924 Ohio; Thomas Parkson, 1921
Ohio Albert Hall 122d Ohio; II. Cosgrave 122d Ohio;
Harry Paine, I'd Connecticut; George Perkins, I'd Con.
neei.cit; L. Peck I'd Connecticut; e. G. Bnbbitt 9th
Nov York heavy artillery; j. NJ Lpplncot Co. X, 10th
/ New jersey; - Breckprdgo, 10th New Jersey; i. y.
Alien, 9Th " York heavy artillery VIM. Raglan, I'd
conncc iicnt; Charles Arbour sh New York heavy ar