National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-16

REINTERM ENTS AT BALTIMORE
The following Is from the Baltimore Gazette Of
yesterday;
The Society Of the Army and Navy ofthe Con
federBte States In Maryland, OF which Major
John McHulty is president, has been actively at
work Of late in carrying out the resolution TO re-
move to the Confederate lot at Loudon Park GEM
etery the remains Of all Harylanders who fell in
forty-fOur boxes containing remains and seven
boxes Of tombstones were received from Rich
mond, Virginia, via the PoWhatan steamboat line,
free of charge. and they were at once taken 70
Loudon Park cemetery and placed temporarily In
the public vault The remains were collected by
Mr.. james H. Smith, the energetic agent Of the
society, and were as follows; From Hollywood
cemetery, the remains OF Lieutenant u. Bright
aupt, company q, Second Maryland infantry, died
October 4, 1854: X. H. Dawson, company E, Sec
ond Maryland infantry, died April "a, 1855; +. T.
Eta, Second Maryland infantry, died Nay q,
1855; S. y. Tor J. D. Fowler, company and regt-
ment unknown, died July !, 1852; r. @. Glass,
First Maryland artillery, died November Z 1868 !;
Captain r. L. Haslett, Wise Legion, died August
q, 1858; DR.. W. NJ. Hillary, First Maryland ar
tillery died June q, 1852; John Hobbs COMPANY
II, First Maryland infantry, died August 15,IS62;
William II. Halliday, company A, Second Mary
land infantry, died June 3, 1854; r. H. Key,
company B, First Maryland cavalry, died
September %, 1854; B. A. Mclaughlin, company
q, Maryland cavalry, died October q 1858; 4. d.
died oStober 20 1852; ". a. Pyfer, name q com.
pany and regiment not given, died November 8,
1865; T. strans6ury, Fourth Maryland artillery,
20, 1862; ]. Somers Owens, EWellis escort, died
November Il, 1868; h. D. Stoner, artillery, died
1857; N. T. Powers, died December 81, is5l; j.
Patterson, died November q, 1852; T. Moran, died
November II 1852; W. Chandler, company E,
pany E, First Maryland; - Jester, Company D,
First Maryland; - Hammond and Philip e
Oldner, Chesapeake artillery, whose remains were
federate Memorial Society. The remains OF o.
Yonlant were found, but could not be further
identified. The remains Of Lieutenant B. g. HGupt
were found with those OF Lieutenant BrtRhtaupt,
and the grave was numbered l5o. The remains Of
q. A. Hoge were not removed, as friends have to
be consulted. The records Of the interments at
OakEood eemetry, Containing dates Of deaths,
were destroyed at the time Of the evacuation
Of Richmond, and the dates cannot now be
The following remains were taken from Oak
wood cemetery: S. d. All, name Of company and
regfn emit not given; w. Il. AbbAnd, company B,
Second Maryland; Thomas Bradford, First Mary
land artillery; J. Baker, name Of regiment and
company not given; U. +. BatesWorth, company
B, First Maryland; ]. o. Bands, company 3,
Second Maryland; J. 7. Hammett, company A,
First Maryland; J. q. jenkins, company X,
First Maryland cavalry Ellis Purt, name Of com
pany and regiment not given; Andrew Rand,
company I, First Maryland; T. W. Rice, com
pany A, First Maryland; D. Sheed, Second
Maryland regiment; N. Shoemaker, name Of
Fourth Maryland, and W. A. Wilkinson, CON-
pany Z, First Maryland. The remains Of John
OILB 1AAea WHO QleQ AZ the bIulllpo nos n
Richmond, were found in metallic case and only
partially decomposed, but the health officer Of
Richmond advised that they be not removed.
Mr.. Smith says, In letter TO Major HcNu lty:
~ have done the very best could to obtain all
the bodies at Petersburg. Nearly all Of them
have been placed in the eemetery with the 'un-
known dead, and can never be recovered have
visited the battlefelds around Richmond and
found It impossible to identify any particular
grave. The country is now q Wiiderness and the
graves can only be told By sink hi me around.S
The surviving members Of company h First
Maryland infantry, and company A, Second
Maryland, have recently erected at LoudOn Park
high, 70 the memory Of their deceased comrades.
The monument stands opposite the marble statue
Of q Confederate soldier, by Volk It is entirely
Of Italian marble, and comprises column broken
az the top and entHined with laurel leaves and
die block. On the ale block is cut in has relief
the eoat-of-arms Of Maryland, and ct the base is
inscribed; "Captain William H. Murray, born at
burg, Pa. Jnly 81 Is88n Below the coat-0Earms
1s the inecripti0n Erected b. the surviving men,
Ders OF company H, First Mary land, and company
tribute to the worth and gallant lives Of their
fallen dead.n The names Of the dead are cut on
the panels Of the monument, as follows
company II, First Maryland infantry. %. 5. A.
-Sergeants W. J. Broadfoot, Geo. Williamson;
Corporal X. @. Macknll; PrlVates J. II. Burke,
W T. Oolston, ID. ]. pOstigan, Jos. FAR, W. n
Kim, J. J. Philiips, =. Rice. s. B. Rogers, E.
RUSSELL L. Schlelgh, S. SindalI, E. Il. West
company a Second Maryland infantry, Q. s.
A.-AdJutant J. ". Laird; FIRST Sergeant W. T.
BlAekiston; Corporals Geo. Benton. s. p. Gin;
friFates W. .. u. Bailey, VIM. H Bowly o. S.
Braddoek- Mm Bruce, ". s; J. Chandler. J. n.
Hammett, J. ". Hardesty, W. H. HOLIDAY, W.
H. Hubbard, y. H. lglehart, I. ". Ives, A. Ken
nedy, Craig Lake, =; z. Lloyd, !. a, Mccor-
@. ovens, P. PindeII, W. s. Prontiss. =. Il.
Sanderson, @. O. Starlings. o. H. Steele, J. r.
Trego, John Wagner, J. H. WindoiPh"