Recaptured.
--Eight more of the
Yankee prisoners who escaped last Tuesday night from the Libby, were brought back yesterday.
The following is a list of their names:
Maj. J. Henry, 5th Ohio;
Maj. J. N. Walker, 75th Indiana;
Lieut. W. F. Clifford, 16th U. S. cavalry;
Lieut. D. Garbett, 77th Penn.;
Lieut. H. B. Freeman, 18th U. S. cavalry;
Lieut. F. A. M. Kreps, 77th
Penn;
Lieut. J. W. Hare, 5th Ohio cavalry;
Lieut. F. C.--, 11th Penn. This number, added to those already received at the Libby, makes thirty who have been captured out of the one hundred and nine that succeeded in effecting their escape.
Various rumors were afloat yesterday that the notorious
Col. A. D. Streight had been captured somewhere on the line of the
James River and Kanawha Canal, and among others that, finding him well armed, a severe struggle ensued between himself and his captors, during which he was fired at and severely wounded.
It is believed, however, that these reports were groundless, as no information of his re-arrest was known at the
Libby prison up to late last evening, and we were unable to trace it to any authentic source.
Twelve of the seventeen Yankee prisoners who escaped from Castle Thunder on Monday night have been brought back and reimprisoned in that institution.