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The Daily Dispatch: September 8, 1862., [Electronic resource], Items from Manassas. (search)
Arrival of Manassas prisoners. --The following named Yankee citizen and negro prisoners were received at the C S Prison, corner of Cary and 20th streets, Saturday, Sept. 6th, from Gordonsville, via Central Railroad, at 9 o'clock, viz: Lieut Col J F Pierson, 1st N Y; Lieut- Col R A Bachia, 87th N Y; Capt Z Baird, A D C to Gen Milroy; C A Rollina, 4th Maine; L G King, 16th Mass; W H Leycraft, 87th N Y; D P Jones, 83d Pa; J C Conser, 105th Pa; Jno C Lasson, 87th N Y; Jas H Bradt, 101st N Y; E Bishop, 2d N J; C Wrebeck, 2d N J; D Schortz, 12th Pa Cav; Wm Fisher, A D C to Gen McClellan, attached to Gen Rickett's Staff; 1st Lieuts Geo C Moqk, 1st Michigan; Geo W Duncan, 1st N Y; J D Schuller, 87th N Y; R H McAteer, 12th Pa Cav; Geo Hudson, Adj't 87th N Y; Geo Van Vient, 105th Pa; Romane Roff, 97th N Y; A W Norris, 107th Pa; 2d Lieut A G Bonsall, Acting Adj't 12th Pa Cav; 1st Lieuts Henry Bower, Adj't 73d Pa; J M Liniard, A D C to Gen Birney; W T Allen, 1st N Y; C B Brockway, 1st Pa Ar
The Daily Dispatch: September 12, 1862., [Electronic resource], The dash into Williamsburg. (search)
avalry; Capts Geo A Gerrish, 1st N H battery; T M Howegan, 1st Mich cav; H C Boyd, 5th N Y; Jas McConnell, do; C S Montgomery, do; H E Hascall, 1st Mich cav; G S Elcock, 14th N Y; 1st Lieuts F A B Koons, 5th Pa; T P Havilaud, Adjt 12th Mass; Lieuts Fred'k Schluemback, 29th N Y; P Clarey, 24th N Y; John C Shaw, 1st N Y; Francis Ferns, Harris Light cavalry; Bernard Franz, Aide-de-camp to Gen Stahl; Capt Jno Hess. 1st Va cav; 1st Lieuts Anthony Browner, 5th N Y; S C Barker, Berdan Sharpshooters; Jas E Doughty, 2d U S Sharpshooters; Geo C Woolley, 9th N Y cav; 2d Lieuts A L Easterbrook, 22d N Y; Jno S Raymond, 5th N Y; Wm O Ranuells, 75th Ohio; R G McKay; 1st Mich cav; 1st Lieut Fred Bieleman, 1st Mich cav; 2d Lieuts G Wipft, 1st Va cav; Jno F Williams, 107th Pa; Capt Thos Elliott, 60th N Y; 2d Lieuts Jas Hatch, 20th N Y; Isaac M Jones, 9th Pa cav; Joshua Davis, 73d Ohio; C W Fisher, 104th N Y; 1st Lieut R Brownley, 55th Ohio.They were lodged in the Libby prison, along with the other offi
The Daily Dispatch: September 24, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
using the ammunition captured at Harper's Perry with more effect than their ammunition used in the morning. The enemy used on this engagement railroad iron, slugs and smooth stones as missiles of destruction. Among the officers who were reported killed yesterday was General Mansfield. Brigadier Generals Hartford and Max Weber were dangerously, and it is fared mortally wounded. Col. George L. Beal, of the Tenth Maine regiment, was wounded in the freshly part of both thighs, and Lieutenant Colonel Jas, Fillebrown, of the same regiment, is dangerously wounded in the breast It is reported that General McClellan sent in a flag of truce asking the enemy to surrender; but he would not do it. General McClellan narrowly escaped injury from the rebel batteries during the height of the engagement on the right wing. He had ridden down to give some order relative to a change of position, when the vociferous shouts and cheers of the infantry attracted the attention of the enemy, wh
The Daily Dispatch: October 6, 1862., [Electronic resource], Recognition. (search)
e following is a hat of officers taken at Warrenton. Capts. E. R. Murden, 23d S. C; J. S. Taylor, 23d S. C. R. H. Wright, 23rd Va; J. N. Mallory, 18th Tenn., a R. Mortan, 23d S. C., Morria, 14th Tenn; Dickinson, 12th S. C. H. H. Everett, 14th Texas; Lieuts W. Hark reacher, 7th Tenn. M. V. Shockley, 24th Va; A. F. Baton, 1st Tenn; C. A. Carter, 24th Va; A. J. Nowell, 1st. Tenn; M. C. Holmes, 4th Tenn; R. E. Stanten, 14th M. V. Darvin, 12th S. C., J. W. Smith, 15th Ga; J. W.--14th Tenn; Jas May, J W. Bean, 12th Va., Fm. Walen R. A. Baker, 1st S. C; Guice, 4th Ala; J. Burch, Ga., Quartermaster Jos. Martin, 6th S. C., Contemplated Exchange of State prisoners. An order of the United States Government directs all prisoners of State now on parole by authority from the headquarters of the Military District of Columbia to report in person forthwith to the Military Governor the that District. This is with a view to their exchange for Union prisoners at Richmond. The New Yor
The Daily Dispatch: October 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], Our country and our Government. (search)
Arrests. --The city police accomplished a number of arrests on Saturday. Most of the parties having been taken in custody for drunkenness and similar offences, were let off, with the exception of Daniel Ruffin, a free negro, arrested for stealing from Beverly Randolph a cloth coat, worth $50, and from Thos. Wright a gold ring, worth $21. He was held for examination before the Mayor. The following arrests were made yesterday, viz: Thos. Tardy, for stealing a pair of boots, worth $6, from J. Nortlinger; William McGinness, for trying to rescue Tardy from the officer after he had been taken in custody, and Samuel Howard for throwing stones at Jas. Mander's house.
The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Proceedings in the Counts (search)
the back-yard helplesely drunk, carried him to Castle Thunder, and learning that he had been robbed, went back and arrested a number of men, among whom was Kelley and Gannon — On the former they found Franklin's pocket diary and $15 of his money; on the latter, his commission as Captain. Franklin tesfied that when he went into Hughes's Row he was perfectly sober, took one drink, and never recovered his consciousness for eight hours. Shortly after taking it he was carried in the back-yard of Jas. Grogan's house, where he was robbed. In the house of the latter were many drunken men. A witness, who saw the robesery perpetrated, testified to his belief that another comrade of Kelley and Gannon had gotten the principal part of Franklin's money. The Mayor issued a warrant for the arrest of Jas. Geogan, and he appearing before his Honor, was held to bail to appear before the Hustings Court to answer for keeping a disorderly house, and selling liquor without a license. Kelley and Gannon
The Daily Dispatch: December 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], Trouble in Western North Carolina. (search)
ddenly, if not unexpectedly, deprived of the comforts of home. The meeting was presided over by Dr. B. R. Wellford, and Mr. James B Sener acted as Secretary. Mr. Wm. S. Gilman briefly explained the object of the meeting, and moved the appointment of a committee of ten to solicit contributions in aid of the needy refugees. In the subsequent proceedings of the meeting, this committee was increased to thirty, and consists of the following gentlemen: R R Howison. Gabriel Johnson, Wm S Gilman, Jas B Sener, M A Blankman, Wm S Barton, John E. Tackett, J B. Wood, B. H Smith, Hugh W Fry, D H London, A Y. Stokes, R P Richardson, W. P Munford, I A Sullivan, J D. Harvey, Ro Briggs W J Eups, W F Butler, J A Hobson, Samuel M Price, S B French, J P Little, A A Little, R H Maury, P V Daniel, G Z Miles, S H Owens S J Harrison, John Purcell, and John Enders. The name of the Chairman was added to the committee, and R. R. Howison made the treasurer. A collection in the meeting resulted in the contr
The Daily Dispatch: December 19, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Fredericksburg. (search)
ight; B F Naloney, finger; F W Sheetz, hand, slight; J M Riddle, ankle. List of wounded in the 1st Reg't Va Vols, on the 11th instant, before Fredericksburg: Co C. (Montgomery Guard)--Corp'l John Moriarty, privates Willis Clarke and Daniel Sullivan. Co D--Private Tazewell Morton. Co G — Serg't Wm H Dean, privates Jno Spraggies and — Wood. Co I--Private Wm H Lipscomb. Lot of Killed and Wounded in the Rockbridgs Artillery.--Killed: Lieut J B McCorkle, of Rockbridge; Randolph Fairfax, Alexandria; Jno Beard, Jos Agner, John Fuller, Rockbridge Wounded: Wm G Montgomery, mortal, Rockbridge; Robert Fraser, in leg and arm, Orange; Arthur Robinson, above the knee, not dangerous, Baltimore; Joseph McAlpin, foot amputated, Rockbridge; E S Alexander, arm amputated, Moorfield; Dan. Rader, slightly, Rockbridge; Jos Shaver, slightly, Rockbridge; H Dixon, slightly, Rockbridge; H M Paine, slightly, Miss; Jas A Ferd, slightly, Rockbridge; Wm Carson, in face and arm, Rockbridge
The Daily Dispatch: December 30, 1862., [Electronic resource], Fredericksburg Relief fund. (search)
for genuine currency, and the latter was getting even by a physical demonstration when both parties were seized by the police Meckins was ordered 30 lashes; Sam was let off. Thos. Gitroy and John Ferguson of the Maryland Line, were found illustrating the mode of treatment they intended to meet to the Yankees in the street. The police, not understanding the nature of the combat, took them both up for fighting. They were released and returned to Camp Lee, in custody of Lieut Small. Jas. A Clarke, and Jim Murphy, a boy, were charged with feloniously and violently assaulting and attempting to rob Jac. A. Owens, in Sugar Bottom, south of the Easin, on the line of 9th st. The defendants, while Owens was at the Petersburg Depot, Friday night, undertook to show him the way to a feed store owned by the Government, and on the way attempted to get even by robbery. In doing this they stabbed him in the face with a knife, under the left eye, and on his crying out ran off. He identifi
The Daily Dispatch: December 31, 1862., [Electronic resource], Court proceedings. (search)
to jail. The women were also required to find a voucher for their good conduct in future. Maggie Hambleton, having been released from jail on Saturday, on furnishing such security was let off; but Jenny Lind, who could not give the bail, went to prison. Wm. H. Travis, proprietor of the Alhambra, on 14th street, was arraigned for keeping a disorderly and ill governed house. Alphens Travis, Francis Boggs, and Andrew Disney, arrested in the same house, were discharged. The case against Wm. H. Travis was continued until Friday next. Jas. S Taylor was examined for stealing a mare, worth $200, from Elizabeth Haupt, and sent on before the Hustings Court. Wm. A. Read, the young fellow implicated in the abduction (with John T. Smith) of a coat belonging to Geo. R. Howard, was brought into Court, and being confronted with the witness was identified as the same party with Smith on the occasion of the robbery. He was sent on for further examination before the Hustings Court.
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