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was a non-combatant, he was entitled to a little more leniency than other prisoners, went to General Winder's quarters and made the request that he might be allowed to retain his horse. Winder replied, "D — you and your horse; you damned ministers come down here to raise hell. I would give a common soldier more privileges than you." Winder finally modified his tone and granted the request of the reverend gentleman prisoner. Father Hagan was permitted to enjoy the hospitalities of Bishop Magill, Roman Catholic Bishop of Richmond; as also Father Tissot, another Union chaplain. The latter gentleman was captured, with one hundred and fifty others, on the day of the last battle. Denney says there is a young man, a Union prisoner, who was captured about eight months ago, and has been in custody ever since.--His name is Isaac Slater, a citizen of Washington, D. C., where his parents reside. His father holds a position in one of the Governmental burnsus. This young man is detailed