Arrival of exchanged Confederate prisoners.
Among the
Confederate officers who arrived yesterday from the
Northern prisons are
Generals S. B. Buckner and
Lloyd Tilghman, of
Kentucky,
General Pettigrew, of
South Carolina, and
Com. Barron and
Capt. Beverly Kennon, of the C. S. navy.
The following officers registered their names at
Gen. Winder's office during the day, and were assigned quarters at the various hotels:
Capt Wm L
Wingfield, 28th Virginia regiment--captured at
Williamsburg.
Second Lieut J K Dekron, 12th Georgia regiment--
Front Royal.
Second Lieut G B Samuel, 30th Virginia regiment--
Front Royal.
Lieut. Col J O Long, 22d North Carolina regiment--
Seven Pines.
Second Lieut W T
Anderson, 5th North Carolina regiment--
Williamsburg.
Second Lieut C C
Burks, 4th Virginia regiment--Keras-own.
Col Edward C
Cook, 32d Tennessee regiment--
Fort Donelson.
Lieut-Col M B
Carter, 20th Tennessee regiment--
Fishing Creek.
Lieut-Col Thos F
Winston, 53d Tennessee regiment--
Fort Donelson.
Capt Joseph L
McAleer, 2d Maryland regiment--
Back River.
Capt John L
Pitman, 33d Virginia regiment--
Kernstown.
First Lieut J T James, 11th Virginia regiment--
Williamsburg.
Second Lieut Wm Wade, 4th Virginia regiment--
Kernstown.
Captain H R
Morrison, 4th Virginia regiment--
Kernstown.
First Lieut J T
Boyd, 4th Virginia regiment--
Kernstown.
Second Lieut G W
Veitch, 6th Virginia regiment--
Front Royal.
First Lieut S C
Williams, C S Artillery--Kerns town.
Second Lieut Thos Carty, 7th Louisiana regiment--
Gaines's Mill.
Second Lieut J P Young, 7th North Carolina regiment--
White Oak Swamp.
Second Lieut C D
Boyd, Nelsons Artillery —
Seven Pines.
Second Lieut A Finley, 22d North Carolina regiment--
Seven Pines.
Second Lieut P S
Hagy, 37th Virginia regiment--
Winchester.
First Lieut J N
Lyle, 4th Virginia regiment--
Kernstown.
Major T
Graybill, 28th Georgia regiment--
Seven Pines.
Colonel Jos Drake, 4th Mississippi regiment--
Fort Donelson.
First Lieut Sol Skein, 7th Arkansas regiment--
St Louis.
Second Lieut W O
Clegg, 14th Georgia regiment--
Seven Pines.
Second Lieut J R F
Miller, 49th Georgia regiment--
Seven Pines.
Second Lieutenant Chas E
Botts, 33d Virginia regiment--
Middletown.
Second Lieutenant Jas S
Oden, 6th Virginia cavalry--
Salem.
Second Lieutenant J G
Witcher, 21st Virginia regiment--
Kernstown.
Captain S M
Summers, 21st Virginia regiment--
Front Royal.
Lieut-Col R W
McGavock, 10th Tennessee regiment--
Fort Donelson.
Second Lieutenant L F
McMasters, 22d North Carolina regiment--
Seven Pines.
Major H A Hervert, 8th Alabama regiment--
Seven Pines.
First Lieutenant W J M
Preston, 14th Georgia regiment--
Seven Pines.
Second Lieutenant G E Plaster, 6th Virginia cavalry--
Upperville.
By orders issued from the War Department, all officers and men exchanged under the cartel, arriving in
James river, will report immediately to the commandants of their respective regiments, if they are near
Richmond, otherwise they will report to
Gen. John H. Winder, commanding Department of Henrico, who will furnish them with quarters and subsistence until transportation can be given to their regiments.
