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The Daily Dispatch: June 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], Twenty dollars reward. (search)
ment was on guard duty yesterday in the direction of Fox Hill During several nights after the affair of Great Bethel, we had no guard beyond Hampton Creek. I have had a long conference with Reuben Packer, exchanged last evening for on O. D. D., (Old Dominion Dragoon,) named Carter — He says that the Confederates still have three prisoners, viz:--George Mason, of the Second New York Regiment; Sergeant Charles Metcalf, of Col. Duryea's Regiment, at Richmond, and Daniel A. Mooney, of Capt. G. W. Wilson's company, of the Troy Regiment, at Yorktown. T. W. Clark, of the 3d New York Regiment, deserted the night before the affair of Great Bethel. He obtained a citizen's suit from a Secessionist, and gave the latter full information of our movements. He is now at Richmond. The Confederates would not receive him into the service. Packer, not hearing the order to retreat, was overtaken by a party of Confederate infantry, and on the evening of the fight was marched to Yorktown wi