The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-04

i reports that ths FEDERAL forces were landed
And drawn no In line on no beech, when II
vas found that there were 80 men, under Dol
Max Weber. Of the N:w xork Twen,isth Re.
and Il ". n found impossible 70 land more
troops. Pickets were immedhtey posted
under command Of Lieut.. Leder. Of the rsgu.
lars.
A scout ting party, under Lieut. Col. Weiss
and Lieut.. Creigel, proceeded mp tbs beach,
capturing one brass deid p ece and horse
The force then ad sanced to Fort OlaJ !, which
mad been evacuated. bat they were ccTn PEELED
to retire again, owing TO the shells fred from
the neet falling therein, and they marched
back to the place OF landing, where they bi.
vouack ed for the night.
Early mex. m"rning they again returned,
and the flsee commenced bombaruinx he sec
ond fort, called Fort Hatteras, which soon af
ter dis played thu white flag, and me fort was
entered by Capt. Nixon. Of the Union Coast
Guard; Lieut. Ore gel, Of Gen. Butter Is sta 4
to the tent Of Commodore Barron, the com.
mander Of the Confederate forces. After some
preparatory and common. place remarks, this
Commodore placed 10 the HANDS OF Lieaten Az
Oreigel the following proposition, which he
Immediately carried to Gen. Butler:
nKNORAEDUx.
Flag O1lcer Samuel Barron, O. S. Navy.
offers to surrender Fort hatteras. VIII h all the
arms and munitions of war. The officers to
be allowed to 60 out with side al Ms, and the
Oem@anoins Naval Dsfenoes CT virginia and
North Carolina.
1UrLKR'5 REPLY.
The following reply of Gen. Butler was dis
patched by Capt. CROSBY, U. s. N, and LIT
Ureigel:
FoRr HArrgxAs, Aug %, 1861.
Memorandum Benz. +. Butler, Major
General commanding United States arm, =, i'll
reply TO the communication OF Samuel Bar
ron, commanding forces At Fort Hate as,
cannot aomiL the terms proposed. the terms
offered are these:
Full capitulatlCn, the officers and men TO be
treated as prisoners II war No other terms
admissible. Commar ding officers lc meet on
BOARD 'g-snip MInneSota TO ARRANGE details
On the rec ption Ct th.s, the q mmoGore
eaileo council CT war OF his hsla iii .eEs,
and accepted the terms offered, which tLey
proceeded 70 the flag ship to arraLg, Tn.
details.
Tag ship Minnesota and the fort taken pos
&c sion OF. Inc Stars and SIiles were nOis ted
from The fort by Capt. Ciosby, OF the U s.
N, and Lt Creisel, AMID the cheers OF the
troops and the booming OF she CANNON lately
III Inc possession OF the eEsmy.
GEN. WOOL ooEaRATULa les rHs TROOPS.
General Wool On Saturday issued thu fol.
lowing:
HEADERS DsPAKTkg.r OF VIRGINIA,
FokiKEss MusxoB, Aug. 81 1851.
TEe commanding HeAelai has tno great eat
1sfaction OF announcing giortoas victory,
achieved by the combined OYER tons Of IL q
army and navy, at Cape HattoTas Inlet
NoItn carolina, under The command of Lom-
modore String 1am and Majo General Batter
Inc result cf the Gai,ant enterprise is the
capture Of $50 men, under the command OF
commodore Is irron, and one OF The Nor h
O1rlIna Cabiuet, one thousand stand of arms.
seventy nvs Kegs OF power, five stand OF
col0rss thirty one pieces Of cannon, incluo oil
ons ten inch Coiumbiad, brig loaded with
cotton, and brig loaded with provisions anu
stores, and one hundred and fifty bags or cot
Tee. All OF whoa ex pioits were achieved by
Inc army and navy, SEQ volunteers and 90
regulars Of the command
Inc gallant II .Ir viii rot Iii to stmuia Je
the regul and the volunteers " greater tx
ertions to prepare themselves for future aua
greater achievements. Obedience, order and
discipline are 1ncisi ensabie 10 maintain The
interests, the honor and humane insEitut lions
OF the Union.
DfsAsTKR TO THa hAERIET LANE.
A special dispatch TO the Baltimore Ex.
change says:
Tia Fsaeral loss is nos reported, but the
steamer Harriet Lane either giOunoed OK sunK
ana Will, 1t Is supposed, pruve T. totai ioss
Her guns were thrown overheard. bus st,l!
sac would no. hos.t The fest remain off
Hat'scaS, and tas Adelaide will immo ,is.teiy
fe.urn with Water for the SO uacron Tne ,otsll
manner OF men engaged Ill this ex psGi,ioa is
ild 10 De about 500 The SAND batteries cap
tufed are III PERFECTLY oar en- shore, upwards
OF eighty miles from The nearest haoilabis
part OF Norm Carolina.